The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-05-29
State of Italy.

TIE PEACE OF EUROPE IN DANGER.
From Ps,is lMs, l4 Correspondence OF London nes
yet confined to very few pc, sons Of secret trea u
gnei about the time as that Of tue l6th Of Ap IT,
persona who In pcsi ion to be informed such
matters though in the absence OF any poaidve proof
Q; The Ottoman empire il suiceny gaaranteed BY the
acts OF he Congress- and sgain confirmed by the treay
OF tie 18th OF April was unoer the tuuression that The
airus to had reference to the Iaan question: and
that nsequently, PIEDMONT would necessarily be
tracing party. In this there error the treaty
eaid TO be between England. France and Austris and
has 10 direct rserer CO TO Italy No = supposng 20
exist what 1t will be asked, does it relate to Toe
ten contracted by tho allies hare arrested for Ing time
TO the aggressive eprt of Russ and to the rh
and east her march Is stayed Sweden no longer feels
cold shadow in her very capital The Aahd Isles arc
hangs the slowly gathering Storm which was 70 burst
over the Bosphorus Bat the termination of the war
with Russia coes not guarantee Europe from nsw trou
bes and as long As there is oppression IN Iay iscn
tent And resentment among her populations and
obstpAcy the part Of her soveregns cannot
uptn long continuance Of repose. rising against their
tyrants ma, be appeased 80 easily as IN other day
and those Christian Powers which flung their sting
shield ever the Mussulman could not ven cooperate
rvetng The chains Of those pro the aith
and whose claims as men, not inferior to those Of the
Turks As long as Ialy Is 10 its present condition the
tranquility Of Southern Europe liable to be disturbed
at ment and the danger is to US than the
one we have just opjured.
lois o, time; Ard, If can trust TO what has been more
than Cnce repeated for the last month and more
la herself In her secret heart, Is not only not tnsen
sib to 4 edspger but not unwilling to do something
towards dissipalbg it. Can it be that consciousness Ii
creeping over her that her hold her ian posses
siobs would be very, weak indeed In case OF
she Is already making up her mind to the worst
and is providing against the evil bourp An express
sion ha4 attri outed TO Csunt Buol which, II cor
recliy reportedano have no particular reason TO dis
believe the reporter indicate theexstence OF ap
p ehenson on that score Count Baol, In moment Of
unusuAl warmth 10 said TO have declared his regrst that
he had not to in ae Congress the
n nder Af LOmbardy In exchange for the Danubtau
fiinoipatee. Every one Ia free 10 ppeculate on such
matters and 1t be fact that the secret treaty have
noticed exists, 1t not be too -d speculation to rs
fer it TO Turkey. Tbeie was, perhaps much truth in
wbs. he Emperor Nicholas said sb,ut The sick man.,
that ' 40 far as he msiady OF the patient nceln
han Gf tuch practitioner Does the sickness continue
and will it reuse to yield to the remedies
sprbmg WIN tho Patient survive hs operatioS If ~
trocumb, what will beogUe Of his heritage9 These
difficult questions to answsr; but should like know,
and 60 would Others, whether In point Of fs,t secce
treaty exists between England France and Austria, and
II 70, what Is the object of II.
You remember the profound reasons given to con-
vince tue publis thst there lad heen mention OF
I'sy In the Coa.srencss, that naiher Count Cavour
ror ans body elss had presented officially or ncn.
tnically note or memorsaGum the subject. Az
eumeut ard wit were alike directed agsinst those
who ventureo TO MAINTAIN tbs srmatve but the lsuga
events have proved, not at tie last moment
the side Of the inciusys. When At lepgth the fact o.
the noesn placed doubt II denied tha.
"nerorandunio existed. l maintained against all
the question Of the notes. and repeat tnat
memorandum presented, il not officially TO the Con
Rres' At leAs to the penpotentsries Of England and
FraIee The n4smorandum exists independently Of the
notes, and what is more IT Is document OF considersbe
in Iortancs.
Private accounts from Italy state that much exotic
msnt prevails throughout the entire population In
sequence OF the discussions Ia the Cougr@ and the de-
bates In The EDgleh and pedmontsse ParliamsRts The
Of Count Csvour been real triumph and the
0scer u ps asJ Bbch approved b 0oady's A the Con.