The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-07-26

y spessNg would demand. We have supposed that aha
might BE mduced "a give up Venice and this Soad In
heef be coAcess,en. Il is easy = ho~
Congress could give nef g,eat foesses of
Peschiers veyeca, Msnsus and Legnago. YET, tsS B..
Gose nchv tee doce, and l00 VUU hves
sac inced without resak. But let Imagine tina.
tve in fright or in policy should caasent u rspfar up
trcse places strength another question OF
ast greater difficulty aud equally untouched By
eupe OF war, arisee-how 10 Rome TO be sste ~
The most crying coil VI al the Ills If italy, and TIE oseas5e
# she ohoe nar, tse H'ttdoaitra..,a # n.
Rowan What bopgress to AGATE ,as
great European scsBdaP France Austrs sre thecn
the twin chen p'ons Of tina Pope If toey
unite they might indeed, dictate terms to ,a,y sea-
but H. iDsesd Of uniting upon shs question: they sbDnid
coptDoe 10 bid sgsost escn other for the favor OF
Roman Catholic world, what q Covgt doS Hcvciu
Protestapt England or siomnaic Russia lutheran
Prussia srovste between Holy PontT aud those dun
ful shocked ~ the batcneres Of Pevusta
clessstical governmentP Il may be tbat Ero
peaD Copsress the proper machinery tor csesog these
nc nodlncstions FOR sPeraDdzng Sardinia Tor giving
an form of nent TO Ve0ics for t4n0g
a~ay the temporal sovereignty of the Pope for dpR
ncke ruscaoy, even now nsN iuclmeo urn TO her
ola ArchduKe, mo some Central itahaa dom,oon,
Tor deciding The prin lpes Of goverp when
tess, however that discern the exact Apnde
OF the machinery for the object intended W De uei
Ets,.thng that Congress could do Fdncs anu Atstriu
ccpid neips do much bitter, ad nicA tai. Is necessary
TO BE- dine Congress cnnnot msdate och he %
I'd. dmiop for good mus. DO exceedingly feeble; II can
only be- convenient scspeeoas TO bear the o1um Of
bfos en- p, oD,ses and blasted bopes.
Bu' wbai hops bave We OF belpg able to to good
vice to humanity ~ such 40 assembly, or what aseres
pefso8dcs vs 10 sake part 10 s debAsY Forty i've
$50 We appeared 9. toe Congress- Of Verpa among
Powers which had uuder,aken 70 resetse Europe. We
vent there with enormous l1uence, having porne the
pfbcea part IN the war, aud we came out at Il nth
sursber advantage than decaratoa against the
save trade. We should thrust ourselves Goa
gess now about TO be proposed We shall be irtruiers
tolerated OILY bg reason OF p0er We h1y taken
part IN the sDar and hare right 10 any TIE
discussion Of the terms of p.ac. We shoad 90 there To
become we
could have no large amount Of Influence. or course,
Should DC The advocates of Constitutional government
advocacy France would be seaipst us,
Aas,r,a would not hsten to US, Russia would
Powers which fought. or prepared to nght, theirs
Sould be the voices that would carry the WneO
fxea, we most be necessarily tleat If would not
be rebUked ss impairment We might have heloe1
to exp.l the Pope and TO give away his kingdom,
ct1 frn our safe Wntrdt POSITION ~e orn hardly sonh
dcency pretend - aduis. Austria and France hoD usy
should cosua,n to justice their reveyed but ,ct,,g
spiritual father represent in Europe nothing bat
Protestansm, VIII ch has adbeyens og toe coma
snis and constitutional government which has friend
sDopg The conteno,pg crowaed besds, sa5 We have
hitherto ny our IN ererence ed the i'll will
10th tices think that not the honor or dignity
Of this COUNTRY TO take place In assembly sue
tbo~p that We have come decided Interest these
decisions than st present appears, shall, in Our
opinion, act most ~reiy We leave these continental
questions 10 be settled by the Continental Powers.
The FiksT 0koWL FROM THE REVOLUTIONARY
Party.
From the London Ne VS., July IL
The presen, moment s not, perhaps, very proud
for the superr bose business s I, well the
triumph OF the half dozen ~hose appear 10
be type in the play bills Of pasens history. Il may
10 the inspired writer's of the Mmtar upgra dis
respectful he only moderately at the declsrs
ton Of sfmetce the paios Of Itay. Boodshed is
70 norriole-as coon Gs an Emperor has much he
ue,nt and is net the snpt peace-lehep its ooa cause is
uan, though the caus, for ,caieh broks the peace
srmt tice to mueic and We should bs CORY TO ms-e
present the CompoHer Of Enrcoe before MA baton has
struck the first note but we are soxous TO give
for our reserve, II we nesta.e for the moment chne
10 with the accaimpg chorus Of congratua,on, and the
by mn Of praise OF sh;h "the moderation Of the Enpe
rCr' s the magnificent refrain
For "modera,ol 10 the word Of the hour 70 which
the pubic opinion OF Europe Wn 10
bumple thAbktuiress and devout acknowledgment We
gro~ hat crimes have Oeen committed in the name o.
liberty what horrors have been peretrate1 10 the
name of religion; the holtr tn words the mws
sch an1.e,y learn sohat importing sacrifice Is aba,
to be per7Ornatd under the name Of q moderutson %
virtue of moderation 1t is the keystone Of
shutioDaI Ncb the saving ppu pie OF national life
the characteTistc Of our poltythe h~ot Of Our daily
moderation for domestic uss, and moderation ex
port are two very different ib,pgs No'hioe bs easier
than TO be guilty Of moaersaon at the suss OF your
ue'ghnor; but EngtshmeD who not addicted thea,
trcsl Effects and lot disposed international
maea stage business for sreea- room
abober We certain 20 bear much OF "mode-
,ston for pext few weeks hst becomes important
TO the welfare OF the basops more immediately
the meaning OF the term to arrive at def
Dwion. II ch'valfous, but not, to speak oy the
fmoderaie" to put two hundred thous men
line In order rival Emperos cut of Northern
lay But having done go, will not De, strictly speak
log, act Of absolute moderation aiop short
pslnt where the real diff ut,es OF the oaign bsgn
AID to cay, 81 hdre proud myself gero iar. tested
my rife cannon haze ,l-yt my unle bed ,oon too
grta, actions and SACRIFICED sum- thand heacon,bs 10 the
1t n is S1ki f,I
Euope is cn.ent,' let me make things pLeasun. UM
AslstIia, and go back and Celebrate ne st. Napo-
leon at NOtre Dame Tbs sort OF ''moderation'
may do very well a. an operation for the rise
BouIee but as distant ana dsnterested spectators
ha right TO whether IL would the sasfac
lion OF Ilay and Of Europe? Crusaders for absrac. pen
cples lot only play high stakes but heavy obugs
sonf and one Ut the asst OF these fidelity to the flag Of
ally and TO the Cause Of nation. But deepr and
wder ana far reaching is the ooeat 70 humanity and
10 civilization which Imperial crusaders incur. Az Gn
keror Of Austria has, any rate signal advantage
over The other principal in the mighty duel which has
held Eur ope in Suspense for the last weeks Francis
Joeeph has fought for mis- rgh's--or. If yoa whl,
tssed to Drive hrs reg mental hordes TO the slaughter
in the name any principle more respectable than de
foreabers din to be the champion OF the liberty 10
dependence OF Europe. So mane fat Of rrigsbe
many siIkw T0ese the substsntia, merits
Of an Austrisn Emperors good Cause; and Mr.. Solo
mon Bernard Poiack ingenuously remarked to Mr. Yard
ley, at the Thames Police Onlde yesterday, when
that tender hearted magistrate was attempting to
negotiate the releaee Of . skylark, "It cost me
much money-the money, sare." No sentimental ap.
peal to the super uaina Babys touches tne heart of
practical child Of Israel resident in whitechapel
this nineteenth century grace Nor do the
rgor with which this bird fancying Shyocs OF White
chapel insists this letter Of his bond the poor skyark
sky lark VAS 10 him, and IL WAS nothing Aud
10 Italy 10 Austria But when the Yardiey OF Italy is
backed by two hundred thousand men, Earope expects
that he will either leave the Austrian PoacK quiet pos
eesson Of his bird, that he will succeed in setting the
poor bird Free in the name Of the great principle which
cate and Ut content himself with cheap Hats action
Of restoring the bird 10 comfortable cnge after
moments tnste OF freedom, or letting IL fly we'll IL
can bets cen four walls with muthated wings
FRENCH OPINIONS OF THE ARNISTICE.
DAY BEFORE THE PEAcE-C0NDUCr OF VICTOR
EMANUEL AND COUNT CAvOUR.
lParis (July lU) correspondence OF London Post
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