The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-03-19
THE ITALIAN QUESTION.



From the Cork Constitution, March 81
Lc Nord TO be trusted tho Pope putting his house
in orders but not after the manner by Lord
Palmerston Plus has no faith in 'constituons." Re-
form, whether in government in religion every true
rontff hates. From Leo down the word has been an
abomnaton and when at the commencement of his ca
reer Plus surprised into the uterance he start
I'd back afghted ut the sound, and his disappointed
subjects avenged themselves by surrection Not in
form, hen is safety to DO sought but in the mupIca-
ton ofthose heng bayonets which long served pro-
ect his predecessors from their people There is poll
tic worldly wisdom about the Popes, aud when they
not command security at home they look for abroad.
But what condemnation does pronounce their sys-
their people dare not trust themselves 10 that people
surrounded by hedge OF mercenary STEEL twenty
thousand Swiss stated to DO the price at which Plus
recons himself safe IN the city where, according TO his
odulaoTe he Is adorcd. We cannot but think the num-
Der exaggeration; for for any such number where
wod imply that The pope shares the appr the
Ffee5ncr's correspondent that the Withdrawal OF tue
French and Austrans would he followed by red re-
public.
his reported that the King of Naples has offered to
Furnish the Pope with four battaons of Swiss troops
The reasons which have induced the Emperor n re-
inquish his intention OF Withdrawing his troops from
Algeria are unknown His resolution very suddenly
TAKEN
[Iars correspondence of the Independence Begel
To day the Council of Minister'S was convoked and
the Council that the Apostolic Nuncio had officially de-
maIded the recall o the French troops occupying
Rome, and that an affirmative reply had been given HIS
Maesy IN concluding his statement, used words TO this
elect
You know, Nesscurs, with what soicude have watched
oyer the Interests Of Ihe holy zeal have ever
displayed IN protecting his dignity To-day he believes that he
ls able to dispense win the assistance OF my government
ds,,tyested eo'oas,ls
The same correspondent says that all persons who know
the country believe that the French troops leave Cvta
veccha revolution will break out in Rome and that tho
$4,000 men who compose the Ponical army viii be pow
ercss TO suppress il.
[From the Paris Constitutional, March ~
We learn that IN consequence oil the communication ad
dressed by Cardinal AntoDc TO the French Ambassador
Rome, the Emperor ordered the evacuation by our
troops Of the Pontilcal city. message received here
10 day announces il is asserted that the French corps
daymee had been forthwith withdrawn to Civa vecchia
there to await the transport vessels which will convey
them to France
[From the Paris Moniteur March g.
The C0nStuuOncl has announced that the evacuation
OF the States Of the Church by troops been
dered by the Emperor and that the French corps daec
has received orders to withdraw to Cvta vcccha 7hss
iIiom the Paris patr!c. March 81
The measure, which at first was considered Of good
ausuy, Is now regarded as fresh difficulty. Let US,
however not exaggcrae matters and state that every
point Of view e demand IF the Holy fater fortunate
circumstance for French pocy. The indefinite occupation
OF Rome by our soldiers was most inconv cnent This
state Of things about TO cease much the better The
policy of France will become all the free the Italian
question, and Europe will be better enabled pronounce
an opinion on Italian affairs when it shall behold them
ia their real and permanent estate foreign Journal
the Noyd, has pronounced tho evacuation a snare
prepared for French policy. We are convinced Of
the contrary The Court Of Rome could not lay snare
for government which has always surrounded it with
respect and which in days OF peril flew TO its assistance
with such great dsntcresedness and in spite of the cla
Of ho rcvolutonsts. There does on tho
part of the Pon1ca government any concealed evil
tcnton, but there exists perhaps in tho solicited
by bis Emncnce CARDINAL AntoncHi on illusion ctich ma,
b aHrded 'si1 ycrilous resoN' Bat in any the
French government ffthful to its policy. Its
army went 10 Rome at the demand OF the Holy Father
and will leave Rome at tho demand Of the Holy Father
and France will derive FROM this proof OF dsinerest
edness and moderation fresh strength labor at the
sion OF the great complications offered by Italian alirs.
THE sARpINIAN LOAN.
despatch from Turn, dated on the 81 inst. says
pubic subscription 10 cover the loan has been opened
at The bank large number Of persons have subscribed
and Is certain that the whole loan will be covered II
dine today at tho residence 6 tho English Ambassador
SIR James Hudson. Count Cavour and General Della Mar
mora are among the guests invited. Numerous voun-
teers have continued TO arrive here from different
States. Letters from acenza announce that the number
OF Austrian troops in that place is increasing daily
the LIST OF March,
A letter from Malta, dated on the 10th OF February
says the Hon. Mr. Reed, the American Envoy Extraori
nary 10 the Court OF PcAn, las passed through
his passage home.
SOME OF THE WAR grrHoRs
A letter from Paris, dated on the I'd inst in the
evening, to the Cork Examiner, says
Among tho flood OF gossip which is going the rounds
iarsan salons, may mention the beo that IL Lord Cow
leys msson does not succeed the declaration OF war OF
France against Austria win he dated the lh of April
That the anniversary Of the treaty Of Fontanblcau in
1914, when the Emperor Napoleon abdcaed the throne
As political curiosity your readers may like TO SEQ
the first article Of that treaty His Majesty the Emperor
Napoleon rcnounces both for himself his Successors and
well for all the members Of his family
oil rights OF sovereignty over the French empire the
kingdom Of Italy and any other part of Europe" This
trcnty signed by Cauancourt Duc dc Viccncc; Mar
Fhal Ncy Prince da In Moskowa Marshal Macdonald, Due
de Tarento; and Prince Moternich.
THE AUSTRIAN TREATIES WITH THE ITALIAN STATES. |
In the House OF Commons the 4th instant, Nc Hors
man asxcd the Undcr Secretary of State for Foreign Affairs
wicthor the treaties which, subsequent 10 the treaty Of
had becn concluded between the Emperor Of Aus
ria ana the different sovcrcgns Of Italy, having reference
% the Internal government OF thor domlnons and their
military occupation by Austrian troops have been
nuncated 70 tho British government whether thero
ne copies OF tlom Ia The Foreign Occ and II the answer
vcrc IN Che ahrmatye whether there was any objection
o lay them before Parliament.
Mt s. flzgoGd replied that the creator part OF these
rcatcs had been laid the table, and of the rcs eovern
aSnt bad only priyStc, not Official, notice,