The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-06-08
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government entertained re'Stons Of tho most friendly
Dature with sardnis; ''bu,, he added ss to having
formed sesret agreement to reyolutcnize Italy aud
overthrow the governments of the oiaersnt Italian
STATES, was . suppostion without the slightest
iuGdation-an accusation without the shadow Of q
cause" p..merson, however, added, that the other
hsno SARDINIA would be protected against foreign
tack Surely he said, when Q country like Piedmont
Eooy joins an aliancs and enters bodily into with
france and th gland against enemy there are
considerations OF honor and friendship which tacity inn
ply that II Plsdmont should be threatened BY an
and France bu he continaed never entered into the
minds OF England France this houora os alliance
serve to enable Piedmont to undertake an aggressive c-n
FADE sgsinst any other State. Palmerson then depe
the Austrian possessions ia Italy; that it sir, ,y
meant the integrity Of the Ott ,man Empire.
fAmefs'on wound up with eulogy the noble K
amvle Of Piedmont to other States of Italy
Peacolmi makes Ter d6ba at Her Maesty's theatr.
morrow night.
The of the North Star is telegraphed at Son a.
smptoa.
Our Paris Correspondence.
PARIS, May II, 1856.
The Italian Questien Ndpcon Bent upon e-cs,abishnq
F7snoh influence in haly-Priuat Letter from the Fo,-.
to the French Emperor-slalsh ObscquSousness of tae
Corps Lt9istare-A Gilsce into The Futne-Cgoss Rdo-
nens of The Austrldn ocsd French Courts Restoration Of
the Due de Reichsadrs Remains to FrGncs-Riori, dc.
The Italian question nil, the great topic OF in ersat.
1t begins TO bs well understood of COURSE that the
IL N
ply asde Of the great conisrsntal drama recently
enacted at Paris The part Of every actor has dny
assigned Before expression was 5ufered to be EN-
bodied in the protocols 1t weighed, sfed and
moved with scrupuous care and when the curtain fall
IN France, ths manner in which the asrpecs shou se
performed in Sardinia not less scrupuousy provided
fer.
1t was my good fortune in my letters, written In the
early part OF April to be able to inform your readers
krnrr
affairs assuming. They will reconect, perhaps that
in letter Of the 7th ulmo gave the heads Of conver-
sation said TO have taken place in the i'm pea cabne
between the representative Of Sardinia and Nap ,lson
and repeated subsequently remarks which fell
rom bis Msjesty expressive of his deep sympathy, at
private eirner At the Tuenes The Sandman note has
in every respect corroborated that information.
IL the meantime, the difficulty ia to fsthora the plan
Of those important who though remote from
he ecene. the active Of the highly drama
tic entertainment afforded by the ofSAr-
dnia The burning denunciaions against Pspal govern
ment, sgainst Austrian il duence deadly tyranny
are too measured, too exact ust to have
permitted. The Aulic Council aud the conclavs
must alike have lad the rough notes before them,
ere the irsissina re,Jd, before the whole world
was in type. Neither individuals ror governments
are so good tempered to permit themselves to b
viiited with hard language any than hard blows,
ptcspecl OF revenge em0lent
Ths former is naturally out Of the question with the
ink scarcely dry On treaty of peace but there is
reason why the latter should not be scorned 'Abuss
ne" says Austlis "hod up to shame and reproach
before the civilized world account Of Italy God knows
our excheuer shows the runous that country haa
devolved upon me. Justify in the eyes of ali men,
by stating the demoralizing eect of Ausas occupation
and rule in Italy, for quitting it entirely and will do
go. secularize code-Nsroleonzs the legations Bona
partze the Pontca.e but give the entire control %
the Danuban Princpaties the Bessaraban frontier the
bank of the Danube
Improbable all this may SEEM the very intimate re-
ations cultivatng between France and Austria JUS
titles the suspicion that there is something OF the kind
the wiEd Napoleon is bent upon regAinng that infu-
encs in Italy which the events of S14 deprived France
Of He is bent, also, making graId arsenal at Al
gieis. In his secret heart he knows that the Turk must
thoroughly charge his whole chsracter-must so to
speak, again enter his mothers womb be born again
ere he can be Of any real the European family
AUSTRIA with the Danuban Provinces viii have her own
interest in checking the encroachment policy of Russia
should 1t sgain and France will be perfect bsr
ty to pursue her designs in the Mediterranean,
securing the frmest ally in Sardinia. Six weeks
ago l stated that there was most import
ant secret treaty, the exact purport OF winch
the world would probably not be informed of for years.
ind notion prevailing in well informed circes that its
object is to the effect have now hinted The Pope
is said to have written private letter to Napoleon, in
which sentiments are expressed by repugnant
to those in the Sardinan nots, and that, without
inAlng Of this fact the Piedon government would
not have ventured to uter the strong language It has
Plus the Ninth ing the failures of his early
schemes OF reform, has relnquished the hope o.
doing something for the regeneration OF the legation
and, supported BY France Is still ready to beard all the
and prejudice the besotted priests by whom
hs Is surrounded. Private letters which have sean
from Turin from Rome and Naples show that the esct
produced on the popuaon by the language of the Pied
mon'ese government has raised hopes which, not salts
fed, may make the whole of Italy . volcano of too
intensely eruptve character such wiss men
~ the Penpoentares of the late Partisan Conference
10 regulate or control
1t is perhaps well that there should ALWAYS be some
thing to carry attention beyond lhe rouasr Nov
that peace established there is earpap critcsio o
spirit abroad vhich Napoleon may end troublesome 10
deal with. For instance the anguage the report mae
by the committee Of the Legislative body grantlnr
credit Of 100000 francs for the expenses OF
has drawn or,h anything but cosrty observation It
is not that the amount is objected 10, for this head
is better spent than such occasons that in ang the
capital with foreigners and with Freuchuen from the De-
lure that its character tor beauty and
ever every other city In the world thus maintained
But the fsome style Of :h: largu.se Of the Legislative
the first Empire, when Napoleon tae First had by hs
consummate policy and victorious career saused ali msa
TO approach him with baked breath.
Hailed at his birth, says this shversg Rlozinr dis
course, by which from ths North 70 she South
proclaimed the of armsthe King Of Ro.,.,
had not even the fortune to As country pt nov
has come one OF those solemn days when brA of ona
must be regarded as the salvAtioa Of all Ts child o
France appears now TO give u.s. TO future genera
tions the right OF living and dying In assrnai hons
The Emperor, become the arbsr of Eur yps had s1ne
that generous peace which, BY uniipg hs p-oanctye
force Of nations, the alliance peoples muo thsh
at the same time his glory
It's to be hoped that The Em .,n,va Ia ss.
fi'htae s'aaey nn'er suoN shove sksr pIt
tid leuLa "a ioc ssafe be nse 81 atfay