The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-06-14

TAe Conditsoa on Italy.
fTsen The Lcnoon Times, Nav 70
Italy has indeed TILE to the name Of An u1fo:sunas
country The fatal git Of beauty, and the i'll more
WISDOM and moral frmnsss, have laid her ct feet Of
foreign despots who have always been able 70 plead
s:,
dy fbe wrongs OF this unhappy people have sesn the
theme OF defamation In Euyops during the hfeums of
contD Europe presen. divisions Of territory and
political Institutions has been asrsed nat only by
kzssion. chiefly because IT parcssi out classic land
AID highly gifted Of among the tributaries Of
military on pire In France or EogAnd there IS hAray
to be found who Goes not wish vel to the Of
Italian Independence. Yet. Whenever discussion ARISES
the friend OF Italy is abe 70 b checked BY objections
Aus Ran domiostson At Man the Austrian occupation in
the Lgaf the vAssaage Of Tuscany the deg rsdiug
O. sad hnss sss
cd by Divine law or ,ud be permitted by men, but
the eendsr OF Eu and Pope the character
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frus here . ssso:s; sven sssess.
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secs...er have pss:hed By the ysnss.ace :" tbs italian
offs ready Of AL that asserH for waile the
Of soldery and police yelled 10 mysssry,
cAl and commented by the dispatches Of
dip onaiists Yet that such crimes may bs fairly ion
passd to an.ticsl 70. among the Italian liberals can.
which misguided members have brought upon It,.
letter by eminent Italian the subjsc. OF politi
csl ASSASSINATION viii be found elsewhere NJ Mann ID
Of those highminded men TO whom the revolutions Of
1S46 gave opportunity for the display Of talents and
virtues which fortunately could not command $40.
Ike many Others hfs name may have passed away
frt the memory of the mass Of mankind while 1t 10
treasured BY the community who eight years since
Who def nded Venice Against the whole force Of the
Austrian empire he struggled during several months In
administered 81 terrible crisis .he affairs Of It's inhAbit
BE showed vigor and ability which won 1T thst
time the admiration OF the world and we're It fans %.
night now be famous Such as he s, he still preserves
the esteem Of his countrymen, aad be has nobly come
know that in this free country requires little
courage tell community Of its faults; may, then,
Judge Of the moral a%ns's Of man wno
to eeend but which numbers ready 70 connive at II
directed against these who opprsss and ns ult them
nstcpa party must combat without rest or pause -
without mercy this great enemy Of Italy Is the doctrine
Of political or n osas. terms the theory
defended reasoning It's practice can ct best be apolo
ezec for the outburst Of vengesncs in gloomy and
oppression come ntc lerabe Bat the writer reminds
thar it hss BEEN and probably still is, defended by
sa. Of n Mosos and were not wanslng
pcfe, they justified lying theft and rebellion Bat
such teachings the Italian patIios should leave to
The warped ntslecs Of The Church against which la-
han liberty strupgee. Every man Of honor and moraH-
~ in Europe rel cts such doctrine and bushes for tho
soa %snn ss ss thst s Is
not Italian but world wide question, and, even In
ally highminced men are obliged TO forego the alliance
Of . party hch consents 70 such enormities mu IN
lie st ipgs Of foreign nations aienaed from
he Ia ian by incidents which from time to time
ss to the spssI s
rational party separate itself solemnly absolutely, and
irrtvoe,bly fre m the afssssins,"
that the j9rity committed by the parsans Of the
En- peror AND the prizes e. doubtedy tue but that
mrt The italians have bssn so long oppressed that it
net wonderful they should have some Of the
vices slaves Fivse revenge Is the Of those
But that airer day Is dawning Italy 1t is time
hist the aecufsed should cease altoge her. Al
ssa
nip Of powerful allies and 10 les journals the
wsrnr Of this Italian patriot win be given to the whole
race OF bis countsymen. Now that LombArdy aud Tus.
eany Rome and Naples have before them tbs spectacle
Of allan people rufrg .ttslt wisely and ioging mo-
than to resort to practices which can only prov
long her own missortuoes. The nations who have
TOT ard conquered in the of liberty must choose
heir allies amops ac.uated by lofty purpose; aud
the high sims Of Iasn pAtrotm win be best thown BY
osnt uct which will give triumph to enemies and no
pIettxt for neutrality in luke friends
The Gar At Warsaw.
letter from Warsaw, dated Friday May 49, gives the
following Of the arrival Of the Gar in tha city
His Majesty the Emperor Alexander II. arrived here
Jes,er ~ ct II O'Clock ct night From early hour
be city had been In state of site ment the largo pro-
q the sns
At nine O'Clock at night the ne~s Of his AAjestys ap-
aeh was brought BY courier and .. once the uu-
utmost rspidity The bridge, the Cracovia AID
the walk which leads to the Bevedere Palace 81 which
bis Majesty wss to stop, WAS one path Of light. Wax
aandlAa Inn Chines0 AutoYne
rences with the Imperial cipher or aegorieA desigas
burned at the fronts Of all tie buildings Under these
lights pr-eted mmenfe crowd which passed to and fro
the barriers and the superb vaauct which unes
the city the banks OF the VsIula and the Bevedere
Palace.
Hurzss and cries CT "vive PEmpereur % uttered BY
thousands of vices sautei the sovereign when after
iwo hours OF expectation te appeared in light travel
Count A.eiberg, Minister Of tbs Imperial House. The
brother Of the latter General Adslberg also an aidede
camp Of the Emperor followed in another carriage VII
the Ityal ply sician, NJ. Epochine.
Tee Emperor, who evidently in the ecj'ymen. Of
perfect health bowed with emotion and appeared excsed
inEly pleased with his reception.
On arriving At the palace biz majesty vas receive. by
Prince GortcLak snrycuuded by foreign envoys civil
ard nil a7J Iotseites of poisne and the highest dgni
tsries o. re empire In tnia brilliant st.f noticed
Prince de chtsnstep, AID do camp to the Emperor OF
Austria; General Groeben Commander of the Prussian
Prize e Henri &c Ige envoy from the King OF the Bel
gians 81 TIE Emperor, after the a!ss presentations,
Eest after the fatigue OF his long quincy.
At to dsy his ms jesty, accompanied bS numer-
cortee yted the Greek cathedral The Archbishop
Assere, who returned yesterday Ivaugorod, whsre
he performed the funeral rites At the burial OF the Prn
cess received the monarch at the doors Of
the church at the head Of his clergy, and offered him
bresf and salt, with the apostolic benedic ion Tue EN-
present a: short liturgy And then vsite the
citadel, ard inspec ed some regiments o. infantry.
Markets.
LONDON MONEY MARKET. FRIDAY EVENING, May 30,-
The chief tary during the pact week has
IT, reduction yesterday afternoon by the bank directors
of their nnimum rate OF disc ,upt from to per cnt
proceeding unexpected and accounted for the sup
p sion that, owing to the lower terms at which money
WAS obtainable in Lombard street and elsewhere the
bank obtaining business at its per cent charge
The oney MARKET prior this reduction was chsrac
tersed BY increased ease and there appeared TO be,
generally greater degree Of nhcence prevailing than
proved state Of things has been followedby by .
considerable advance in the value of most descriptions
OF pubbc eecuries, and by renewed aJivity in bust
ness orders from The country being numerous End toler