The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-09-20


in favor Of the princess restoration are decidedly interest
ing coming from such source, for they would apply
with equal truth 70 the restoration Of the Bourbon princes
10 the throne Of France. The restoration, says +" Of
these princes would cut short all complication and offer 10
their former subjects serious Of pros
perity Their would satisfy all legitimate re-
quirements and prevent the discoes Of conictiry par
ties" &c. -
nesty complete that il looks upon all offences II
they had bcen and that therefore, Of those
benefited by again rolapsng their previous backsdngs
can nevcr-drecty or ndirectly-be reproduced against
them II takes the opportunity of giving publicity 70 Louis
Bancs letter addressed to the London Times Victor
Hugo's and likewise 10 from Prudhon who being
der the ban OF the church, does not participate In the
nesty.
of congraulaon sent to tho Emperor from the depart
ments. Perhaps, in government constituted il is
cessary that the vulgar should be saturated with this full
the slavishness of the masses.
When IL is known that all such documents are simply
the composition Of officials whose very bread depends
upon the Emperor, and when it is recolected how a
change Of circumstances would nsantaneousy produce
addresses as yruenty abusive as now they oppres
svey fulsome II is impossible to help thinking that the
majesty OF the Aoniteur might well dispense with such
repeated self glordcation.
There is, most decidedly, earnest desire to aay
much possible the irritation that has long been pre-
vaing between the people or governments Of France
oasy set forth the popuace is discouraged from Waking
the echoes heretofore with refrains about the late vic
tories; the word Waterloo, whenever HEARD is to
NJ de Morny discourses about millennium Of peaceful
rivalry that filings the shade the proscrptive fiction Of
the lion and the lamb. A little brochure of H. Felix Ger
main, editor Of the Bulletin de Paris in which he
these words is much pushed by the government 1t is
remarkable that his publication "Auon Ia Guerre
before the Italian war; prohibited by the authorities
The title OF this is "Lc Congress ct &c la Vrae Pair"
II my voice, he says could be heard would hum
bly, to the people that the Franco English alliance is the
safeguard OF the universal repose and prosperity of the
world. would add that the two nations have equal
interest in supporting another, sustans one s
self in marriage Of inclination after MENACE of forty
four years. Let us avoid misunderstanding, GOODNESS
unjust wrath let us endeavor TO work together and
not to renew for the benefit Of Russia dn Cxd0ae Saon
the nsensae tragedy which Athens and Iacedemon for
merry played for the benefit Of Philippe and Alexander
Together these two cities could have prevented the Mace
domains from overthrowing their Hierons, breaking the
statues Of their great and insulting their gories-d
vded they ensaved ruined forever civilization fed
their devastated SOIL blghted by the presence Of
querors who like the Russians represented principle,
| but the triumph of brutal victory.
would 60 so far as TO affirm that the increase Of
exchanges would be favored In manner advantageous to
every one and that the multiplicity of international rca
tons OF industrial intercourse would maintain peace be-
tween France and England, il maintains it between
dllnres de rar, which last phrase suppose must be
translated $50 often boorishn
But let us return TO the great subject of the daythe
Italian question The returns Of the bonding operations
in certain ports, as Leghorn, Genoa and Others show
with what Austria chung TO the agricultural region
Of Lombardo veneta The average trade may be fairly
estimated at almost third Of the total Of the
Austrian empire. Its produce OF silk alone represents
capital Of $50 900 francs capital when manufactured
at Lyons, St. Eenne, Zurch Ebereld and Birmingham,
becomes worth 600 600 kiogrammes-each kiogram-
me being over f2 of manufactured silk. The increase
during the last twelve has cOnsidcrable: