The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-03-14

WealtDy ana the noble Will ny nom scene o1 sucn
turmoil and confusion as London will present We
believe that the fears thus conjured up ground
less; but If they were not, and if commissioners
listened TO such an application, the popularity of
the exhibition would inevitably be destroyed.
Attitude OF Austria tow ards Sardinia.
From the London Globe, govt orgauD Feb. 2ol
The quarrel of the wolf and the lamb was never
more faithfully acted over than in the present au-
tudc of Austria towards the Sandman court. We
have had occasion, within the last few days to as
sociate ourselves to the unanimous protest Of the
whole London press against the threatened annex
alton CT Lombardy to the German confederation
Tbe military preparations of Austria have been so
alarming diplomatic Intervention so Irregular
her polIico commercial combinations on 80 vast
scale, that the organs of every party in London
have raised their voice against the new enemy
which The distractions of our own liberals have suf
tered 20 grow up till It thus threatens all the hber
when the indications Of this sweeping ambition
are setting every contemporary cabinet in motion,
il chosen by the Austrian government for COM
planning of the turbulence and aggressive tenden-
eies OF the little realm of Piedmont We make
no doubt that Austria finds, and will long con-
tinue to find, many obstacles to her quiet admin
istration Of the L0mbardo-v Venetian provinces
The upper classes, in whose love for tranquility
and social ease even foreign government general.
ly finds lie :urest auxiliary, are incuraby alienated
by Marshal kadetZkIs avowed policy Of attacking
the poorer reputation by conhscating the domains
Of the Litas and Borromeos to its benefit The
repeated exceptions from the mock amnesties sue
cessvely accorded, still exclude a large body of
citizens from the Lombard soil and their enforced
connection with the victims of every other Italian
reaction makes them hun dred times more danger.
Gus than would be the CAGE il they wee allowed
TO resume their former way Of life under the Aus.
Man police at Milan. Blu, II Austria is not able to
correct these inconvenences, we are quite sure
they are past the help Of any other power and cs-
pecially the Sandman cabinet
The cabinet is exhaustng Itself N The Effort 20
e'iace the irritating recolectons OF the late war,
and oy vigilaaty auardil the constitution, to pre-
vent the Possibility Of another revolutionary out
break The few partlsans whom Mayzni can
count in Turin are indefatigabie in appealing TO
NJ. d'Azegio's long.safiering and inoi'snsye poll.
cy an additional proof that Italy has nothing 70
hope from roysi government. Even in the late
process. If Archbishop Franzeni, the ministry bad
no antap olists troublesome AZ the violent op-
ponent OF the sacerdorsl power. IN Parliament.
in the police-ofticeS, in its rigorous apple itoa
of all legal resources for the reservation of
tranquility, the Sandman govern nen is LITERAL
ly depopularisiny itself by its honest exertions
tor The cause OF 50 order."-in a far trder sense
than any in which that mi ed word can be APP
piled TO the arbitrary regime That obtains in Hun
gay or Lombardy But there are certain things
which are az impossible 20 Sardn, as they must
be 70 any government with the slightest cell
respect. And the first OF these imposSbi'ies is
the sacrifice of the refugee. whose iden,if cation
with the Sandman cause in the war Of indepen.
dsnce, adds double force 70 the obligations OF
ordinary Hospitality. The numerous Lombard ex-
form the pretext for the vast Austrian armies in
course Of concentration on the Pedmon'ese from.
tier.
There aever was power that could IKE ella nls
on this score with worse grace than ne House OF
Austria Her communications with the Sandman
couu PROBABLY represent the expulsion If the eX.
il.s fl0m her reighborhood as necessary condi-
ton OF AR internal tranquility. IL - suili
Gle reply Say that abe has made precise y sltni
lar demands where 20 such necessity as Is here
alleged could possibly exist: ana that whde she
may IL q,..e easy sbouttneir absence from Venice
and Verona IL IS all very well 20 talk ~ the
alarnog symptoms OF movement on the side at
Switzerland or Genoa; but when Austria took ex.
ceptoa al the presence OF her exi,es, even n orth
America, she barred herself OF am sight 10 this
plea. VI Husemanns correspon 5ence with Mr
Wehettt Indicated plainly eaough the tendencies
OF the cruel desDotism win IN lie hunting Its victtPs
out OF very place OF refuge within The limits cf
civilization, and when We have 20 choose between
NJ d. A2eglo and Prince Schvarzenberg, We can.
not be at lose which opinion TO take on poiat Of
int Enatopa decorum. We rep-A, that We have
the best mems of being acquainted with the lnre
hitting exertions Of the Sardinia cabinet to calm
whatever irritation exists within its frontiers, ana
to ensure he future strength of the monarchy BY
the sacrifice Of all present exciting or ambitious
aspirations iHrre Is potrt. ho,fertr. bfy9af
,ctnh CONCESSION cors0t go, and The Continuance
~ the present pressure 0 n SirdiIia will ildl-
cate an mprloence which even The recently
adopted habits OF the Austrlaa cabinet have aot
pfeparCd us TO expect.
Manifesto OF HsAry the fifth OF France.
A good deal has been said 10 the political saloons
of Pars on the subject of letter addressed by the
Count OF ChamborS 10 M. ReTryer, on the occasion