New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-10-19
frevolutiouiss has rsde an alliance of life and
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Of revOlutionists has made an alliance OF life and
death with the "tyrant."
Previous 10 81 this, the old Lelewel, the
Pole, and Taddaus Gorzowsky, a Russian frlest.
had come to London in the narne of the so-cslled
Polish CentraizatiCa. and bad laid before
kossuth and Mazzini she plan for an Iusurrec-
ton, whose turning pOrst should be the coop
Grafton Or BoBaparte Their special friend IN
London Eas Count LaEkrOwsky, Who is also
an imperial Russian agent, and their aan-
had the signal honor of being revised and cor
rected in 81. Petersburg beforehand. Tbs
Count Lankrewskyis now at Paris, 10 look after
kish, whence he goes TO Oste7d 10 receive new
instructions from ST. Petersburg.
Kish has sent 70 kossuth from Paris all
sorts of assurances, which would be az bone
in book of iaiaes. bat which in the iabcious
condition of French affairs are perhaps true.
IL Is said that Ksssuth has receised an arto-
graph letter from louis Napoleon, lsviting han
to come 10 Paris EOssRth is having copies ot
this letter circulated in all the counties of Hun
gary. In that country he has prepared every
thing for general outbreak Even rOya-impe-
rial officials are in the eomplot KOssuth hopes
to commence the affair in October.
so far have given you nothing more shan an
almost verbal repetition of what has been
my opinion of the matter, it is that Louis Boz
nsparte desires to kill two flies with single
blow. He intends to ingratiate himself with
KOsSuth and Mazzni, and then to betray them
to the Austrians, in return for which the latter
will give their consent TO his assumption of the
imperial crown of France. Besides, he thinks
that KOssuth and Mazzini will lose all their In
tiuence IN the revolutionary party as soon as 1t Is
known that they have been negotiating, or have
formed connection with him. Moreover, he
finds among the Absolute Powers strong opp0-
sitiOn 10 his mounting the throne, and, adyen-
turer as he is, il is very possible, though not
very probable thar he is disposed to try his hand
with the cOnsprators
As for what concerns Italy in particular, LOUIS
BOnaparte looks forward 10 adding Lombardy
and Venice to his own dominiOns, while Naples
will fall to his cousin Murat. \ fine prospect
for SignOr Mazzini
Having again touched upon Italy let me COM
municate another piece OF intelligence. ne
countess ViziOnti, one OF the her0neS OF the laSt
Italian struggle for freedom, was here not long
since and had a long conversation with Lord
Palmerston. His LOrdship told her that ne
hoped before the end of the present year TO
stand at the head of the British Government,
and that Europe should then march toward a
speedy transformation. Italy, especially, could
no longer be left in the claws of Austria, because
10 country could, in the long run, be governed
by powder and lead In all this Palmerston
gave out that he expected to find an ally in
France. His desire was, however, that LON
hardy, in ease of general movement, should at
once be annexed TO Piedmont, and the question
of making it republic be left entirely to the
future.
For my part, am convinced that the veteran
PalmerstOn is under the greatest illusions, and
in particular does not understand that, evenifhe
still possesses some influence in parliamentary
coteries, he has none in the country itself