The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-10-21

common centre certain amount Of sacrifice and activity
the arm the intellect and the purse II urgent that
from every mouth bhouid mutaueousy issue the word
OF faith to duse the secondary centres the
action and the belief that the opportune moment has
arrived. 1t il urgent that from the bosom Of the
party one cry alone should the uncertain and
hesating popuiaons:"w We are united-be ali unitein
In this road honor, duty and triumph. We de-
cared that which we believe TO be true about the
condition OF governments about the occasion offered 10
the people; about the mission Of the party
The patriots Of every country shall consider and de-
cde II belongs to them the choice of the hour and place
where the undertaking TO be initiated The end and
the duty are identical for all but the are
different for several We know peoples to whom IKE
hungary and Germany, 1t Ia not possible, from the
enemies by whom they surrounded, to do more
than enter the battle in the second rank They must be
elsewhere We know other peoples whom the past the
present and peculiar circumstances call to the honor OF
To these belong France and Italy. France the
leader Of the which draws Europe towards the
future cannot without perishing be content for long
with the materiasm Of appetites, and to the flag
which has made the tour Of the world ,ked by vulgar
master to the of Power dishonered like Austria.
her territory, to affirm her rights, her nationality and
her life, and republican has the worst to fear from
ments increase the number Of her enemies France has
the duty OF continuing and developing for her glory
and for the good Of al her powsrS, traditions Of 7ss
given in 1848 by the Sican Instruction BY the DAYS
Of Milan BY Rome and Venice it belongs to her people 70
raise again the flag that her monarchs betrayed France
on the first day has foreign enemy to combat the
only that Italy has now weak isolated surrounded
~ enemies whom an Italian cutlery would raise his
to raise all those in Europe who suffer and aspire under
corrupted social orders Italy has the border Of her
"a of December IL the A. of Rome "Francc and
Italy, "Rome and Itsy"-such should be the watch
word Of the rescue But whatever be the place, what
ever the hour we think that assert that the first
peoples flag raised In the Of country humanity
will soon be followed by the others. Instruction will
give movement to insurrection the first victory as ten
victories ten different points There is not now one
nation which cannot with energetic and powerful act
Of will redeem the whole Of Europe
I.EDRU ROILIN,
September, 1855. GIUSEPPE MAZzINI.
Betrothal OF the Princess Royal OF England
10 . Prusslan Prince.
From the London Times, October 81
We make these remarks, not with view of exciting
any i'll feeling between this country and Prussia but
cause they happen to have immediate bearing on
very delicate and interesting subject. On the very
day on which we announced the capture Of sebastopol It
had arrived at Balmoral for the purpose OF improving
his acquaintance with the Princess Royal" 1t is under
Stood far matter Of this kind understood that
In the year 1901 when her Royal Hghness had attained
the mature age OF ten years kind Of preliminary under
standing entered into that she was one day to be.
to the Prussian Crown and now that the Princess has
attained the age Of fifteen years it may be supposed that
the negotiation s about to advance another stage It Is
the misfortune OF royalty that these domestic transac
tons which in private life concealed under so much
reserve, must inevitably be treated matters of public
concern, involving as they do not merely the happ
misery Of two young people, but questions Of
policy and alliance most important TO the future
destiny Of empires and Of kingdoms. Is It, then, or
Is 1t not expeuient, that daughter of England
should take her place upon the throne Of PrussiaS
and in forwarding such match are the parties prnc
Princess the safety honor and welfare OF our sovereign
and her dominionsf We lay stress the fact Of the
rapid and visible decay Of Prussian power and influence
since 1851 nor following the precedents Of former times
should we regard II as any substantial objection II King
Frederick William should succeed in placing what was
great Power level with the petty kingdoms Of
Saxony, Bavaria Wurtemberg 1t has never been the
policy Of England to seek the alliance of rstrate States
and whenever she has devated from that policy she has
seer reason to repent II. In sense, h0werey ALI
once nth Prussia may te considered step o,oards
alliance Nth Russa Tie two royal families are nexri
and of mutual interest; and it needs little argument to
prove that the present is, at any rate, III chosen time
or roising Suspicion Of Is influence ocer anu portio "
the royal family Of England In humbling Russia we are
not only reducing barbarous and aggressive Power
that mighty anchor upon which all the anti popular
dynases of Europe hope TO ride out the Of public
indignation and contempt: Why should we place
her husband must be treason to her country-why dis
tract her mind between wishes for the welfare Of the
receiyed2 Nor Is this ALL Who is there thai does MOI see
.het The days q tAese pa.ry German daaaies
do,tall Of Russian influence for tie branches 10 ou,ire
The trunk that gires Tim sap and n.trmenti Upon what
indeed 90 they rest when deprived Of these alien and
held the liberty they Promised and made its loss only
the more keeny felt by adding foreign degradation to in
terna servtude. They await but the first blast that
shakes the forest to ill PROSTATE, bearing down with
them in their ruin the lesser plants that have sought
shelter under their shade The Punishment of the royal
rsuIs.r
dom. II has been so In England in France and in
SPAIN how long may it be until 1t in Prussia also
Suppose this marriage to take place who tell how
soon we may the princess whose betrothal mem
Der of the house OF Hobenzoern is being hurried on
with such il-omened haste, return to these shores
stripped Of the pomp and dignity with which she de-
parted from them to find, exile and fugitive In
the home OF her ancestors that asylum which already
receives within Its arms many Of the great OF the
earfhY Or far worse why may II not be the fate Of this
Prussan prince OF many Others of royal
lineage to enter the Russian service and pass those
crown in ignomnious atte ndance general officer on
the evee Of his imperial master having lost the
privilege Of his birth which is conceded German
In Russiay Why link the fortunes Of daughter Of Eng
land with all this uncertainty all this danger? WIN
EMBARK he troubled sea Of intrno, German roll,
Lraneh has happily repd my surely the same con.
sderaons which would render II most mpru-
dent ior private ,, citizen zen Of assured position and
gagged in hazardous speculaions ought 20 apply
with tenfold force to union with the bankrupt
dynastes that yet or ntue Whie encumoer the CEN
trail thrones OF Central Europe What II his Prussan
Majesty TO US, we to HIM We agree to
do the same thing AT the same time When In 1850 he
armed against Austria anxious for peace now
involved in war, he In protocols What sympathy
can exist betweena court supported like the solid
basis II popular freedom and national respect and
mariUd jua epaogf IN Hf inress Of foreign patron N
fr1mpi.ng ont Me last eJers Of popular government Which
reoiuon resisted eih ierfdg giii 10 gih coioorioe
and Yteffsd wh insotnce had IN Jthd IL; For part
wisk for the daughters IL royal house bet
ter fate than union with dynasty which knows neither
what Il due 10 its dignity 70 the rights OF the peo
pie over which presides, the place occupies in
the great European confederaay; and regard Il as
poor sequel TO the efforts which have broken the strength
OF Russia that should ally ourselves with princes who
are only too happy TO be ranked among her pensioners
and supporters. The people Of England at all events,
has wish to improve Its acquaintance with any prince
Of the house o. hohenzollern.
The Eject OF the Fall OF sebastOpOl on Tur-
key and Greece.
prom the London Times, Sept 2s