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LONDON, WEDNESDAY, NOV. 12, 1862,

The new Foreign Minister at Paris is beginning
business. His first task has been to take, some
notice of the circular of the Italian Minister, sent
to European courts, alter the disgraceful business
of Aspromonte. RATTAZZI and his colleagues,
having obeyed Imperial commands to the uttermost,
even to endeavouring to murder their national hero,
th ought themselves entitled to tell all Europe, but
Franco especially, how much they had done in
the interests of monarchy, and of "order." To
Fence doubtless a verbal addition or special

postscript was annexed, reminding his Imperious
Majesty that the French troops had been spared
the unpleasantness of repressing by bloodshed a
universal uprising of the Romans to welcome the
Liberator, who was approaching their borders.
RATTAZZI would remind the French Government
that GARIBALDI did not always need an army
to conquer a city, and that he who could
take Naples by entering in a railway car-
ri age might perform the same feat at
Rome. Indeed, there can be little doubt that
had VICTOR EMMANUEL but left GARIBALDI to
himself, he would
on soonhe habanksve callof the Tied forth
ber that
uch uni-
versal enthusiasm t
the Frond' occupation must have fallen, like the
walls of Jericho, before the shouts of the people.
Moral fora: would have silenced
had nothing the artilagainst
lery of
France, which would have
which to direct its thunders; yet with GARIBALDI at
Rome, and the wbole city in peaceful exultation,
the Princedom of the POPE would have ceased at
once—the French would have an Ecclesiastic pure
and simple on their hands.
And what has the RATTAZZI subserviency gained
as' its reward? What is the answer to a circular
proclaiming Rome to be the due reward of such
servi'aes ? Why, that while M. DROUYN DE L'HUYS
" testifies to the loyalty of the Italian Government
in repressing the late rash enterprise," while he
states that the French Cabinet " does not admit
that, as a recompense for the energy and mode-
ration of the Cabinet of Turin, France should be
obliged to evacuate Rome ;" " at no period," con-
cludes the Minister, " has the French Cabinet given
to Piedmont and Italy the hope that it would
sacrifice to them Rome and the Papacy."
DROUYN DE L'HUYS even refuses to discuss
the arguments of General DURANDO'S circular, and
distinctly stMes that " being in opposition to the
constant tradh ion of French policy in Italy, it can-
not serve as a basis for negotiation," and that the
Imperial Government is firmly resolved to preserve
" Rome against all aggression, and protect the in-
dependence and the so; e reignty of the POPE." Such
is the position of the men, now, who have shot GA-
RIBALDI. This ie what they have got for it—to be
sale of their honour and character at
home and abroad has
mmx tyry not in the least conciliated
Her Imperial
her Ultramontane
ladies, and that therefore Xis
Imperial MAJESTY
can admit their demand fo,
compensation.
There of course iu siness ends fur the
BLit. it is hardly possible to think present.
the end for long, when the French Sovereign'sit can be
Minister almost wilfully lays himself ope
n to such
c(l4y replies. The only semblance of an argument
is, " Fraoch tt edition in Italy ;" but the whole e
that. tradition hr.'s' been cancelled by the war, the
fli4lit of she Princiec,
tan the union with Naples, and
the cesation of Auetr. influence. The tradition,
Power's interventions in a
indeed, of a foreign
• khut a tradition of might
rei4 i.bour country is
whole state of that
against right ; but when'
kind of heptarchy has
co entry is changed, when
has an overbearing
lyccrne a kingdom, what r..,g
Teat the new arrange-
neighbour to assert a right to
el, 0 country has seen
ment and organisation which Le:-
fit to assume ? an of the
But how utterly inexcusable' Is it 10 a m
high intelligence of M. DROUYN DEL 'gUYS affect-
in re all
g to talk to the Italian Government, 13.40--

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