The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-08-28
The Condition OF Italy.

If we are 10 credit the last advices ffoE Italy, the
French has followed but closely in the foot
steps great monarch Who at head of 900
men, marched up hill and succeeded without osing q
man, marching down again. Austria s remain para
mount in Italy bTistng arms surrounded by sovereign
princes Of the imperial family and with the fat plains
iombardy at her feet Tor plumber or for
may best suit her wbim her convenience The en-
peror however has failed in the second condition of this
glorious explo-he has not done il without loss Their
are large entered in the great golden book agans
tbis Italian campaign, and there thousands
buried Frencbmen who have left mothers and sweet
hearts in the towns and villages Of France remember
ing etl that they had and lovers. IL
really all come to notbngY Was 1t only review with
nament porance ike those 10 which barbarans in com
pete armor in the dark ages hacked and hewed each
oher from mere gazette de ceur or TO do honor to fair
damseP these three great French victories To be
wiped out OF history schoolboy smudges out falls,
figure ptncied on his slater We're hsy mere plumbers
s'untoward events which ought to haste 10 for
ge,2 Monteoelo, Magenta and Soerino TO be
bered only magnificent ollies the dedssemsns OF
great monarch bits Of gigantic pasme impulsive bu.
bar active msn leaps hedge 10 let forth his super
fuous and experimenting energy and power is
may be questioned whether French Zouave
would TO fight his gay up the ascent to the "spy
he took the position got knocked in attempting
do co. nothing was to come Of the days work. No
would hire men TO work zealously .. digging holes and
filing them up again. and phlanthropss tell that
hisciue 10 exercise even criminals at the useessy
voivipg crank.
According present appearances there nothing which
can tempt Lord John Russell any of his colleagues to
90 into Conference on The affairs Of Italy, or indeed to OK
cuse the calling together Of any European Congress- IN
few days there ,oiI be nothing TO cor dboW There is
too much reason to bkvs tia. the Emperor Napoleon
cpted the task reatoring to their thrones The Princes wtom
absolutely believe that this is So There would be some
treachery in ouch act. There would also be want
savouripg somewhat Of the haste Of paynu TO curry
favor with stupid old squire because he has pedigree
hour Of victory could be swayed by such weakness as
this. Yet there are some ho best Judged by their
acts and Is rey significant fact that Piacsns1 gust
been occupi by ten thousand Freschen; that Count Rel
pss his nsission through the duchtes, guing epery
,ohere the counsel which the Persians gaze to ne Athe
nsans-to take Hppta' back and that ue thousand French
soldiers expected Immediately at Parma to work out the
ceremony Of an independa popular election of sovereign
By u's:uersa! suffrage the Dachess Of Parma could
people, and could reign as an independent Italian sove
reign, we believe that Europe would very generally
has wise But unless this be accomplished with.
the aid Of French bayones 1t better even for the
BILE opportunity for French boyonets ,o oe fear BIZ too
certainly, drao forth Nadn ddDgers are to read in
this occupation Of Pacenza the intention Of Emperor
Napoleon towards Modena and Tuscany, where the Aus
trisn Emperor has according 70 popular belief conHded
TO him the interests of the Imperial family OF Austria we
afraid there Ia nothing Of sufficient force prevent
the Of his design Sardinia WILL OF course retire
within her own assigned frontier and separate herself
at once from a hopeless contest or dsgracefu imp
cation. The moderate party, which has guided Italy
In her peaceful efforts towards emancipation, must
disappear, and the scene will be occupied by those
French has encouraged to struggle to the
race Mafsni and the brotherhood Of the dagger are cpn
ow making tensees heard they ,osu scandals. an
htnes cause force euey respectable patriot into hopeless in
ocnm ana over sufficient for any strong handed
MEASURE o. dcpot,sm II Ia difficult TO get up case
nos dnicult TO drive exctable men to wicked acts
and ans coward hand TO attempt 70 execute The
Ruonc threats recorded by correspondent from
Fima, the execration = all mankind would envelope
not only the assassin, but the cause which had pro
ouCeo nm But surely IL s better not TO play with
suon coge1 tools a. these for any purpose The
CopJuIor VINO lives BY keeping q dozens knives in
I1e .. ar' VIII 20 sure to cut his fingers with one
OF tnem ~ last We have had too msnv OF tnaa !.
eharp weapons spinning about Italy insurrooon IN nr
baroy In Hungary insurrection in tho nnnh
les and the Legations, all favored or coouettd s @
great sovereign, are troublesome and mo.t d. s "
signs OF the times and oonduoe to tbs seonrv ns @
tiop and Of no Individual "'''s Oh no ma
How easy II would be TO let oil this rbsda .,,r, s.,
letting ltAy Alone. How much more gorioun wonId I, ~
br the French arms 70 have great result 10 shov ~
null OF tnef great Victories. How much safer ould Ns
poloen Do In tne gratitude Of liberated people shan mn
dor me pan OF vengeiul and Inscriptions faction
Tho friendship OF tue Austrian Emperor must be rnnch
more precious than We suppose TO outweigh The omort
end honor Of having taken straghtfor ward honrse
Why come back blessing those syrants whom be .s~:
forth 70 curseS Why come back folio we'd bv tbS crrs
Of those whose blessings he forth TO rretp In ths
face Of such facts Paccnzs and Parma h
French troops and French agent in Itav reou,rns az
Susson 70 the expelled Sovereigns IL ID not FOR EnsIsnd ~
MScrfee BY word or gcsture Our people ana our
msy speak sorrow, and who have trusted NAV Az
press disappointment but would degradation n this
country 10 utter vain exposuaton and Il would be 70 Do
roGaec from ON national dignity 70 90 into Congress 10