The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-11-11


ner the sense and hearing Of that ncdena a. x
gards The Kingdom OF ths Two Siciies
ssnbed At Ps ali showed he me
ted with the sentiments respect which an mate tne
menu Tor the Independence Of states and
moi among tncm ever had an idea OF provoking iner
ference or any manifestation Of nature 70 attack
Independence The government OF tho two scines could
no rave oeen mistaken As 20 our real Intentions, bat Il
wall admit with US, we pleased 10 think that the rep
natives Of the great Powers or Europe could not
concluding pescc show themselves indifferent In preseoce
Of oersin circumstances which appeared 70 them xe,
70 oonrromise what they had deoe 1t q pevod more
les: alft.nt was only BY placing itself this er"uo
nat the Congress was naturally led 70 ask itself what
were the causes which Kept up In Italy OF Things
the gravity OF which could moi pass uuuodced.
Inc maintenance OF order In the Italian Peninsua
OF the essential conditions Of the stability OF peaoe
therefore the interest, and even the duty OF all the
Powess 70 neglect NO care eff rt 70 prevent the
renee OF agitation 10 that part OF Europe. Oc point
me peDpOtentaries were unanimous. Bat no Is this
result 70 ee obaoeds cannot evidently be arrived a,
by means the insufeucy OF which every day reveAsd
10 US BY facts Repression Ia attended with seventies o.
which Is only opportune to nave when they
are mPeravely called for by urgent necessities other
wre far from pr ,ducing peace and confidence fresh
dangers are caused By furnishing 70 revolutionary
pagsndism fresh elements Of success. II IL thus that
The government Of Maple, falls into error In our opinion
70 the choice OF tho means destined TO maintain tranquil
ty In ts States and appears 10 us urgent thai t should
stop short In the false path on which has entered We
consider srperfuous 10 point the measures cal
cuated 70 asaAn the object which doubtless has in view
u Will md either In an amnesty wisely conceived ana
carried cns with good fah, in reform OF iuis
uation o, Justice, means we'll cuisied 70 meat tao ne.
We eei convinced that the present state OF talngs a
Nsplcs and In Sicily constitutes serioux per Tor the
tranquility OF ltay and tba. peril tnresenng pesc
Of Europe certainly necessary TO exce the at,enou
OF the Emperors government; at all events, inposaf
the foresight OF the States directly ineres.ed In
wadipg oil depiorsbie eyentuaues We performed that
auty by assuming the initiative In the Congress- and
equally fuld ~ present BY appealing the conserva
sprh Of the government Of the Two Scies itse
which could testify s good intentions by making known
to the which II might thing proper to ADOPT,
Asyou Perceive the motives which call for the course
ut1ed 10 you and which you VIII have 70 take In
giumate they founded ali tho collective interest
o. al! tho european Saies and We are authorized 70 ba
eye tbat IN they will be taken iato serious
OF our waning there would DO danger OF weakening
feelings which the COVE nmeot OF tho En- has
ceased 70 enteraia towards the court or the Sce
aud consequently OF leading 70 coolncss much 10 be
GREETED.
to the Minister OF Foreign Affairs Of his cuan Nsessy
wALEwsKr
THE COMMANDER CARxFA TO THE HARoUIs ANroN1.
MI AT PARIS.
NAPLES, June 80, 1856
MONSIEUR Ii IARoUrs-You are already acquainted, by
riance the communication made to me by the envoy
OF rance, who the same time aft me cory Of q des
rsssh after h.vok road IT, addressed 70 hp to that effect
You will perceive by tho copy Of tho French document
wh CO think 1t uscfui To send TO You enclosed, that
imperial government has raear 10 determine by applying
M to the States OF the King, the ard the bearing
of the precccupahon, which says maotfestsd 10
the conferences which were heic for peace and which
he p nipoten,aras all showed themselves equally pens
irstld with the sentiments OF respec! which animate
their governments for the Independence Of other states
Coast Wa'swsxl in protesirg that no doubt caa be
fe.t 10 the real ntencns OF France US has
'hoo,t, !, ha duty IN se interes, OF tha preservation
o peace 70 suggee the necessity VI preventing the re
curebcs OF any sststor IN Italy. rnst In oplaon
Sea1 only 10 citcei by adopting p,oasures ntsrna
administrator caieoiaed 10 ieroTc tbc Gangerp caused
by system or severity, rnd which, be says would far.
psa re'h eiemsnu o. succsss r. revolutionary propa
l ssIcsm by Increasing discontent.
n acting IN contrary 10 the p-lrciplo respected
by MI sht os kroseb thinks uro ser
to sugseet that laserna adninst sud IN
oai VIII ,h II dolsres to be snper1uous Cor II 10
point net omng however, rrsalion the nature of
tEose hich u belonged 70 the government OF tbs King
Peace.
hn impossible 10 comprehend row tho Imperial gov.
ornunent, whch calls itself well oiofn present
.pelion tf srs the States oil lfe King can Justify
the ratml<sahle ioerierecce whsst assumes In our
Affairs by the geni nsoassty io- resorms in default OF
whh convinced thai tbs prcsaat state OF things IN
Naples and sicily would constsue serious danger Tor
the tranquility OF halv. No government. has rgb, to
interfere IN the internal ada Of another Stae
end particularly Ia What relates corrts or Justice
1he means imagined 10 maintain pcsce aud 10 prevent
and sepress re,oS,ions.y movements u The very one
10 take place either here 10 Sicily would be excited
precisely BY such course Of procreng and revouti
King, but throughout the whole OF I.ay by tns mop.
fortune protection givea to the pr coa NgiAlors
sovereign cemency scxards gee uumbsr ~ n. ~,,s
or misguided subjects, by committing their pansn
or recalling them IRON exile; and his benevolent heart
iees the greatest sorrow az seeing that the majority
tooee men are incorrgite, SO thai august
w'saed 10 exercise na clemency former occasions
pablo veal not H. Ia consequences OF tbs sgi
ta'on produced in ltay ty tae III advised suggestions OF
tho goyornmsn's BY whi'h the enemies Of order icOl
fthe mos, perfect calm prevails IN the States Of
tho king. whcre revolution has a~aya found the do
votedDoss Of tho people for sovereign and ia the
nrmness Of tho eoyernmcnt the most powerful obsacis
70 10 attempts at disturbance Ia equally certain that
the wslcon,eLu would not fail 10 succeed IN their auds
cious attempts 10 plunge the country into disorder and
CONSERVATION.
Tie kings government which scrupuously abstsins
hom Interfering In h Affairs OF ether States considers ~
sef TO be the only Judge OF the OF kingdom for
we purpose o. assuring pacc, which win not os dis
na -. sv Ps.soas deprived o. all support
of the government; and s In this alone tna;
the danger Of fresh couvusicus which might compromise
heart Of the King, master viii hnd tho opportunity
ana ths pToprev oi assan exercising his hasusl Gle
metcy.
You authorized. Monsieur Ie Marquis 20 READ tbi.
despatch 10 Count wsc.sk, and 70 leave hln copy Of
y, 10 reply 70 tho above communication. CAREfA.
THs COMMANDER cARsrA TO BARON BREsrn AT
NArss, Aug %, 1855
Reror;f which have come from PARIS And rom yonps
@vs niorSsa lne ME- The august .ovsrcgn Of the un
n thc snsgreta5le impression produced on tho imperial
2oycramsht and % he Emperor Of tao French By
urs'ea.on made al Naples the part Of the French
snt hnslsh governments BY Sir William Temple and
iaren Btnier, Envoy Extraordinary Mnissr Pienl-
pfenuary of the Emperor Napoleon; reply addressed
20 the Marquis Antonin and which the latter received
orners 10 coraunicsie 10 Count wLswsk In the same
Nay ss FRINGE Carini TO lord Clarea Ton No ere could
ever have bad the Intention IN tho dspach Of the s0ts
q June sst o imru,ing 10 the Frerch government ten
cences whoh were not n conformity with The gusranecs
wtcn " has, in so many circumstances, given 10
Europe, and " the imperial govsrnren has seen such
ar pttatcn In Tie sad dozpAtch tbs most lively regret
s felt
The government Ct France Ike ins, of Naples and of
every other country, doss net like revoiuons and on
tt-' port hero perfect accord sltbcagh dlfsrenre
Of opinion may exst a. 10 tho bost preventing
ID
Tho government Of Tho hing has seen m the coun,cs
Evtn ~ france and dictated by her sootsds for the
spquiiy OF Europe, which mil ~ be compromised by
dissn bances In ay, fresh proof Of ,he interest which
he Emperor Napoleon certainly wishet 70 evince 70
warcs the King OF Naples but The efficacy OF the
measures 70 be taken aud their oprorunoness 10 enaurs
the tranquility o. tho country, certarly was not too
much 70 state That e cho'cs and application should bs
reserved 70 e king ss the most independent and meet
eniehene5 Judge Of what conditions OF government are
IN urfoS1 Nn -.