New-York daily tribune., 1859-08-02
FRANCE THE ALLY OF AUSTRIA.
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Fverv actor in the late war thinks il necessary to
apologize 10 the word for the CONDITIONS OF ne p,e;
II somethiag thG, even irresistible power should feel
s9ue homsee due 10 outraged faith. France tells us
that she would not have ef, that glorious "ork OF rem
der-rg Italy free from the APPS 70 the Ainauc 50 IN
complete II she had rot feared 10 draw on genera
European war. SARDINIA, while swallowing her nu-
uiliaon covers her r.tTes: from the scere Win de-
cert promises 10 how size viii use the gaIhs me Ia
aCouired Austria frank, declares that sne mas
&. ased 70 war with the Emperor OF the French because
she hAs discovered that he II her best trend. Inc
mediation OF natural fedora! allies promised less la
" vorsble coudt ons thsn direct understanding
This means that of all the Powers OF Europe, Napoleon
III. alone woGid scgueece IN Austria retaining
Neue,ia and restoring she Archdukes. Bog. 2nds
op,non upon this subject could not be mis
taken; Prussia, notwithstanding the ha'red o.
that naion for the French would give 10 sanction 70
any further Amtrlsn Interference IN Eay. Even
Russia, engaged in msDunitting her seiis aud IN
developing her own internal resources, could not,
despotc she IT, make herself party TO the scandal
Of Austrian tyranny IN Italy. AL Austria 9 iTlehis
were ready 70 pronounce her IN the wrong. Her only
syrvps.LiIers were 10 be found IN the camp oi her
Enemy. 1t wss the champion of Italian uaity and
I.alsn liberty, It wss the hope and stay OF ltalan
patriots and Hungarian eaies, 1t was the enemy VINO
IN the name Of freedom had struck her down tina,
raised her from the eartn aud gave her back tnat rod
Of iron. Austria bad been looking TO England, TO
Germany to Russia, for Assistance against France,
and in the moment OF her need she found that France
was the only Power which really meant what she
meant The Emperor Of Austris found out TINS great
truth while discussing his breakfast with the Emperor
Napoleon. and he will not forget y If those new
struggles 10 which he significantly audes IN MS
address 10 his soldiers.
However cruelty Austria's now intimate ally may
have dashed the hopes Of his English and Italian ad
uIers he has up 70 tins time oyaly kept faith with
l- friend II there one feeling stronger than
another in the Austrian breast, il must have been
hatred c Sardinia. II was hatred IN which contempt
entered sufficiently TO increase It's bitterness without
din inishipg lie intensity. Napoleon has grained TINS
passion to extent that ought 20 appease even rrancs
joseph. When Wapole and Putetey hat bee n raii ed
to the peerage Wspoe sad 70 his old opponent, the
first time they me. in the HOue OF Lords, You and /,
=" nv Lord Bath, are now the two most lnsgnlncant
:" men in England. IL was rot true OF Walpoe, but
twas undoubtedly true of Pul,eney. Francis Jofeph
might address similar phrase 10 tue aggraodlzei King
OF Piedmont and Loubsrdy Victor Emanuel was
COZ I-titutionsl Ming, governing with constitutional
Minister and uniting in himself al the patriotic arsc.
tors of the whole Italian He Is row become the
humble dependent. OF the Emperor Of the French.
lie is ported and proclaimed "a such IN the I'm,
peror s address 10 his army. He Is renounced
snd discarded by Cayour and all who thought that
when they we're serving Victor Emanuel they were
working out the freedom of Italy. To complete his
public humiliation, Napoleon Ill. has now gwen HIM
ne Of his own followers to be- his Minister IN the place
If Cayour. Count Arese IS a man against whom Aus
tria could have nought 10 urge. She might hersef
have appointed him 70 Tuscany or 70 Modena II either
of the Grand Dukes had failed her. Arese has been,
during long life, the intimate friend OF Louis Napo-
leon. He was with him in America IN his young days
Of adventure. He was with hun throughout all this
campaign: and, in order that he might have proper
pretext for being constsny IN the company OF the En-
peror he held the official pOeitiOn OF Sandman CON-
missioner with the French army. Arees, moreover, L
A Lombard and not q Piedmontese. He has no en-
barrssspg aptecedents OF constitutional charac,er
He doubtless understands the most effective means OF
dealing with those Italian patriots who are now clilng
and peiing the newsvenceis for crying through the
n nkaVd he
nous peace.
Austria must hope that tie good humor Of her new
protector will endure. Other questions must soon arse
which were probably rot fully discussed at that friend
ly break fast party We understand that the losses
Of the TWO armies and similar topics might readily be
set asde. II You want to make an onelet says the
French prcverb you must not mind breaking tue
"eggs but there are omelets yet to be made, end i
is quite clear how the eggs TO be had where
with 10 make them. We are now tod that Europe is
not 70 be IN any way consulted upon these matters that
Austria apt France vii meet q. Zurich 20 settle the
terms Of peace, and that Ssrdina-belng, suppose
quite rsctsble under the guidance of Areses TO
be admitted TO the Conference. We are advocates
fuT Cor gress. We glad 90 escape from
tar Cling and unsatisfactory task that Of giving
effect 10 Louis NapOleons great scheme of cOnsOldsi
iIg despOtsm in the Italian peninsula. But II
% u thst there are some questions 20 be settled
by this Zarch Conference which viii transcend the
powers Of the parties b the ,reaty OF Yilsfrancs
Those two Archduk-s are 10 be carried back again
20 MOdena ara 70 Florence. Who Is 70 DO /. Ghe
army Of the &" Italian Confederation i The COnfsler
alton .tsef is not yet n being. When I. shall come
into existence, OF what will Its army consist II OF
Coui!rger,s fTom the Italian Staies then the srmy will
of course be I.sien. But in tha. case will Italian
troops act precisely ss Aus'ras Emperor and a. Tus
ca1y- ard Modenss Grand Dukes would desre them
20 oct Thee two excellent Soyereigns were 50 ILL.,
advised ss to rush away into the Austrian camp, in-
sead oi ectrg With tie wisdom q tina: prudent and
ceaT-sgLiec Prrcess wgO took neutral position 10
ssliZeusnf, arf refused 70 seek an asylum with the
ertues OF her sCoects Il s much TO be feared the;
lalal roep- would hardly serve tlOse Grand Dukes,
II. .sh ron TIE Austrian camp az q very trIsy body
guard. We sre informed slsO that deputstIOns from
Iusca-y and MCcens already upon the point ..
seitrg oith iCE PaTs 20 protest against ths yoent
restoIsten, srd 70 r,mOr-trate with the Emperor,
who, s!ier encouraging the people 20 rse, is
about 70 replace them under the yoke Of their
eDIsged rnassers. Nothing but viOle1ce can
come q this, unless Tuscany and Modeas are l.
te Kept quiet "a Rome i Low kept Que:. We
might ak sLso whether X arranged h0. the leu
tai Setes Of ltsy are 20 be made members of tai.
Confederation. What night have the three Powers ss.
semqled a. Zurich TO dispose Of the people Of Rome
Naples, Tuscany, Parma, and Moiena VIII Naples
submit, and If lot, who shall force hsrl IL sRone 20
resiily coerced Louis Napoleon i a strong man
sga.ntt some people, bC. be has shown himself 10 be-
very coward n the face Of Rome A. TO Aus,ri. he
sti Ia. one chance left II she Is sincere in her nro,
se to Itrodrce INTO her public laws and airni.r.oo
reforms ccniormsbe 20 the spin, Of the time se ba.
awakened 70 the rev Eoitiors under vhcb everv
bNNt.lu.eL. .L.si = LIE age hold IL uDv.r II h.,