The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-03-19

To-day sinking in oblivion the ieasons Of the past The
Court 81 Tunn Is about 70 direct against US from tina.
sia has the conscientious sstisActoa Of knowing vas
not provoked by her.
The attitude thus assumed BY Sardinia, without
formal declaration Of war, a. We have stated would
make doubt what name ought Ia Civ. 70 the aux
harry troops Death ed 10 Invade frontiers under tho
Tag Of country with which We have hitherto been iv
Bowsv.r II the Court OF Turin loses sght Of the priu
cpes and customs conseerated by the law OF nations
the mmutAble rule Of the international relations of
States the Emperor for his part Is resolved to obserye
them
With this intention his Imperial Majesty feels II In.
eumbent upon him TO declare that peace il de lre and
dc tdoo broken by this hagrant act Of hostility the
Nhole blame OF which recos upon the Sandman govern.
ment.
We leave II 10 bear the entire responsibility thereof
IN the face OF the opinion Of It's country and OF all
Europe.
II b.hovss especially tie allied powers 10 appreciate
TIE conduct OF the court ~ SaTdnis when II has deemed
topportulr and loyal TO turn ito against ~ At the
very moment wien the mperAl cabinet entered into n
oehbtrson At VIENNA destined To open the path to the
re establishment Of peace
The wishes which tend towards the accomplishment
Of that work of pacdcaton 70 have been strangely
misundertooi ty the cabinet Turin. In fact uhle
the governments Of Central Europe wisely interpo.sd
their legitimate authority Ia prevent o. the be
ge''nt powers from recruiting its lsR'ons in he States
Which Insist on having their neutrality respected the
Sgrdinap government lees cbary of the blood Of Italy
cons.u ,s 10 pour Il out for foreign TO the polit
cnl and religious interests 81 its nation For good
faith II cannot be pretended that by unfolding her ban
nef by the hide Of the crescent Sardinia ianccs Hhe
,ryts the cause of Chnstisnity.
Nor can II be affirmed that shs seeks 70 defend the
weak against the strong when she joins her arms
these of France and England.
IL Is this latter Power II are rightly infor med.
which takes the S~ruinisn troops under it, command
We viii not say in its pay, with to abstain from
wounding the national feelings Of country with which,
u our regret, We are about 70 be Mt
Notwithstanding ths necessity, the Emperor will stu
Afford protector 70 the private tintereHts Of Srnn
subjects who entertain ancient commercial relations with
Ru,Ha. They shall not suffer from the Of their
government They are Al libsrty 20 remain ia the
pre In full security under the protection Of laws
long as they do not infringe them
But the Sandman flag viii henecforth 10 enjoy
the Pieroeatves accorded solely u the mercantile navy
OF neutral States.
term shali 20 arcd for the departure Of Sandman
vessels that may be actually In Russian ports. The
quator will be at withdrawn from Sandman consul
IN Russia.
The Russian agents At Genoa and Nice will also receive
orders TO suspend ths exercise Of their funcon peace
between the two countries having been broken the
Court OF Sardinia from the moment II acceded to tho
treaty Of alliance concluded on the 10th Of April 1884,
between Great britain and France.
The Emperor has d.igned To charge me 70 communi.
cate these determinations to ali friendly powcrs
kEcliEi RODE.