The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-10-25


PARIS Sept. q, 1859.
Italian Complications again ReTne King of Sardinia
Aaonishs Napoleom-Prince Napoleon and HIS Chances
and Policy-Royal and Diplomatic Break Up at Biar.
rils-Art Illustrations Of the Late War-AnotAer Grand
City improvement, de-
The great topic Of interest is Victor Emanues bold re.
ply to the depuation from Romagna. The Monie pub.
fishes without comment. Not SO the egtimst and Gle.
rca ournals which speak in strong terms Of the Ian
guagc used. It is, however, and evident TO
the ntated" that the King Of Sardinia really reckon
ing without his host and that later, he will
ceve snub Of an unmistakabe character. The Consi
tutonn whose voice this question is the Del says
roundy said further increase Of territory
for the kingdom Of Sardinia would be contrary the
sion which has undertaken and at the time against
the conditions Of the equilibrium which the security
and future prosperity Of the States Of the Italian penin
sna reposen II declares confederation indispensa
BILE without which rivalrics and shocks would inevitably
break between all those States which uncon-
nectcd by common interest and mutual obligations.
In the Steele Of to-day there is long letter. signed
''Perre Charles Roggio Directeur de LIndendee De-
pute au Parchment and dated from Turin Sept 90 the
purport OF which s to show the utter mpossbily Of
Prince Napoleon being King of Central Italy the twooh
ground Of his being foreigner and prince in alliance
that foreigner he would utterly shock the spirit Of
the people, which desires before all things be "na
y
would inevitably lead to the result under which Italy
has 80 long groaneda foreign influence; in fact would
simply be the substitution Of French influence for Aus
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IN the meanwhile Prince Napoleon keeps himself
quietly Out OF the way, only just much the way
That his whereabouts may be known. We arc told
mat tne frncess Ciothdc shortly about repair the
sardnian capital and that her imperial spouse has pur
chased, for the sum Of 100 600 francs n chafcau
on the Lake OF Geneva. But Prince Napoleons homes
strong He is known to have numerous partisans in
the Duchics and he has many powerful hackers n conn
ellis which, on the Italian questions, omnipotent
There are symptoms Of break up at Barrtz King
Leopold has departed as also number OF leseer na
The Emperors baggage IL arriving in Paris II 7.
said his Majesty and the Empress will follow next week
amusing 10 observe the shifts the ckspits OF the
have to for drawing ont the anabte Of
Leopold was in danger of quitting the withou. hay
ing made q single "point, . when, "by accident one
legged soldier comes mpng in his way, and Leopold
finding he has no pension, promises his inerccsson with
his lsrious brother monarch. The next day the Empc
ror himself contrves pick up another legged sol
der, and TO exhibit his generosity. Fortunately
thanks 10 the murderous character Of the short
Iapn Italy there is just large stock on hand OF
mnmed and halt and any royal parsonage, by an appl
cation 10 any Of tho chief towns Of France may be now
supplied with fitting Of benevolence forthwith As
Prince Napoleon has nothing else TO do at present.
batch OF interesting objects might well be sent TO him
There is great employment among eminent artists just
now NJ Horace Vernet Is finishing picture represent
ms Napoleon surrounded by his Marshas; NJ Yron has
completed his designs for tir- pictures battles In
italy Beaan s painting equestrian portrait Of Mar
shaI Canrobert; N. Jeairey is at work at marble