The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-06-22

r,sa, Pover which II was zoe in,eo,p,n of EIsope u
eIcuoe from Italy, N.ss singular 'nat thus IAngnase
about the treatifs OF 1878 fom nome 0ro "lo,
Of all the living statesmen Or Eugand, was Tue 90
who acted part m tne'r Cor haooa, whereas ne re-
collected that he and his ooo,e isaroed friend De-
bird bin UOrd Broneham), then members Of the House,
eUdeavored Of toe OF those treaties
framed He ,bosid always speak ~tn gratitude Of the
in which be bad been assisted by the pceseos Em
peror Of the French conducting tho gotatsns oeseea
the countries durpg the time ne was the constn'ooa
chief OF the State de aware az the tine That ne
nard Normandy took different view OF affairs IRON
what himself but he st admitted thai the vie~ no
kok a nstaIal for Epg'isbmso 10 take; au1
since shat time he never found The sgn duereaoe
In the conduit Of toat ossrous individual toward nm
But hos did II happen that these c0mpH cations arosef
Bow was that the condition OF Italy became At once so
moderately He reco ected the arst aem at revou'
ton 1921, which marked on the part or Charles Al
bert by treason TO the sovereign and treachery To his
friends. He was In Italy in 1880, when o social war
took place in Milan; but from the way IN wnloe
the promoters Of that movement fled on the hrst
appearance OF force, he dd not expsct any per.
manen. good for Faly from the Italians taeu'
seves In lSaS be raw Casrles Albert, after being
claimed and elected king by popular elsctoo,
booted by the mob of Milan wh.n Rstezsvy reen,ered
The town (aear hear) He bad seeu statements pao.
lisbed IN England and written with great asity, to the
fleet that there proof that Sardinia had gwen 60
courage nept TO the excitement watch existed In Ia'y
Now the time that SsrdDt took part In the war IN the
Grim what obs ct could have in view? That was
rational war; it was not OF sentiment; was,
pythpg, war for the balance OF power AMI poll,
'icsi Az the conc.asoo OF that war Ssrcom vas
admitted TO the congress In that congress Sudo'a
made proposition which was transmitted TO aud c,rca
lated throughout the Rsmagna Fhis took place June,
1880 ard the Mar ,hese d'azeeo one of the best in
formed IN Italy, writing 10 Count Cav0ur, begged Of
bm rot TO be party to promote feeling woich would
orobaby only lead 10 pity premature attempt at reco
ution and throw back the of practical
nent He begged OF HIM not to disturb the silent opera
ton Of time Tue noble gave further instances
of shelter and bapg afforded by the Sar
dlDan 10 rebels and fugsves from the neigh
boring States IL had been alleged against austria that
she had increased the strength Of her fort cations at
Pacepza but il was forgotten mat tha fortress had been
er, cted N cor iur cou With those of Sardinia az prole
ton against the inroads OF the French
prspousx or CONSTITUTIONAL GoyxaSMySrs
There been proposal TO transfer tie Ou,hies Of
Parma and Modena To The KING OF sardin hut the popu
at,ops of those DucnIes would never cousep. /, such
transfer as would greatly increase their TAXATION In
Sr,dina M tay,s al rr,st amounted "a IA n,r eo, IN
yrno b nor c7h ann in wo3n1 N loss tan n,, cs', of
m, income Of The pas Inc tarrs IN Slin ,nsr, L,d in
~ mo, c,J,t,n,,s ,ass,ner ghrs rvs 40 "a fn,,,n.
and he kp an INSTANCE ,uleY, an assessor had so,d IN
fllem1ne that ali ne ft.r,,ture ,p,l h1,, Toat is
not fu,nitre Drifting a no5,eynan and shnu put yo,
d.ot,. I'm ,phas ia. ,,re think ,h oost to mr..
aupb1 In this conptry va rona,te,ed Il an i'm
part Of our liberties 70 be able 10 wh,t We hsaS anost
nnbic afYara. lint In S,rd;oia Iast w,r,cr a l,to
ROYAL marriage was pnncb discus .ed and vas con.
.iSered as ohisctonan,e no ~ wa,' hv ,ho ranns.
sbpt I'm one NJ tho c,pns n ancn ,arsrsaa o.. ano
,,n,a, b.,d :, - h,1a,, s.,rhI wy
shnS5 ha car.t,v nnsasse ne a s. ~ .ae
Vac eywsssed ., m ch,r s;rn the sa,,,sn So ps ~
,~oran, 80 ~. = 60. ,.s w ss s ~, ne VI ~
ecn ns N, NV xn ~ rs WIZ nSo i1o"ea Tue
100 T., r ns oa, on "p"n =. ..e o.al
pe III tuscany nere a. opce negau 10 De nein meetngs
VI wpss "eo onne we purity tuey organ
Meu PCT VI pomPoIe1 VI Tue lnoss treasouaoe cheelc
w,, ~nen; noweve', were never puohsoe1 rnsr lord
.hps coo I'D DO oea OF tne lhrRues ana corruot oa
; s.,.. , on, e. IN ,h ~ y, ~ v rne
s W ~ 81 ~ to . VICE VI tue nns " oaroni.
VI .ne esehDE Vi me @o'n oi April, wueu u was hrst
So 49,, ~ @oo neos m' uo.oy ut appearsa w
W apes .o'oo p,ops, .ne e1um VI 'ne a'neou'
'o~ps TUSCANY, aoous the CITY OF Legnorn,
n s 30 " a VI .s, t'e'n ~'7 NOV a e,hsn
,,da, t r. ihsh,,an, nu .s WIS 20
epe inhaona1'e =, ie's :oh Hn See EfdM
De"e 1usdy nai "oeIea tne So'f1S 70 h,e upon tas
, r., Nv, ~. e usa a's a s aetae'c c0tsrootc.
..o' % .no. se.tn. nc Gon'o zen tpel iofusops, DC
we aoho''y oi .ue uraou "ke nsei, tnat tnere was
no po "oiu VI usn ~ sua' assefou Al that really
,ss,v had been ,breatsned IN thar n.,,ce ha r az
a, 80 - w 'ne ros ~aon WIS lnueoiatsly
,he aates pr ~. 'fuer WIS gwen sna,
b. 10 .saaao sse er pey naa INST
maze ere anu were .r @atos tnreasene1 WIN dc.
" on oy s9ose sno oe'uus. INN he naa been
ID sooena Oh the gay .ne revolt and no doubt sue
oesAso Iesot "oIu navs neen oreanized Out ior tne
Oh sne Duse OF aodena IN sebdng Tor regi
% % orasooos ne nan ago nad tne oonor
VI seen .e Uocpess % ra'ms nurns Der temporary ex-
ran 'rusa ne - was toucning slen' 10
vo1t driven r,n bar hna .n we We S,onms o re-
her sovernnept most admirably snce her hns,ans,s
heath rne nohle lard tban resayraa 20 ,ha 49,, -,
CATION in par,s vnare ~ v,.s sait Inc. W. pt
wuhour the sanction of the Enosro, of i,, S ~
10 con 70 Eugene seaunaoas the cnsrac,ar
OF the Italian people and said that he enti,ey dssn,s
from the vie rs there exercised. ~
GERMAN FEELING ON THE WAR;
He hoped that their dshps consider the coudi
ton OF Germany at the present moment IA had heen
personal w.pess of toe feeling there orevane and hd
seen national uoan,ty 10 strongly as
al, the principal 10 Ems OF Germany If we shouat
tba, in the least degree sympalntzsd with the one
sde would be alnosl pie that we ahond no ne
dragged isto the We had still the esteem OF Der
many to our alliance With her mora than anv othar
Power ne looked the progress of c,vilz.on and r.
ber,y throughout Europe ana a good updersrandnq ba
tween the great Powers That was one rersan u,ng h
did not wsh change OF government brought abon,
IN tbs country maoner ia which he understood IL
government should not be placed in the haods of boss
statesmen On whom the French people looked as readv
10 join them This war. rhey were saving in paris;
"Wiihn the next few weeks LORD Paimersiop will h. IN
power, and the English be fighting by our side.
Loh'g az LoTd foerSons last act IN reference 10
totos Wsh France ne dtd rot think TINT he tcas the person
~ o e,'"usseo tonn he government at this moment.
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