The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-08-18
Catholic Press Of Europe on the
Peace.

Prussia for Doabie Desiinx-COnlinued
F~Ass Of she Ias~sson or E;nstaha-Tae
UhAveys Bristsn Policy Con ttneat.
SARDINIA ACCUSED OF IsGKATITUDE TO FRANCE.
Translated from toe Paris Univsrs Of July 80 for the
New YORK RERALp
The Ministerial. journals Of Turin pursue a strange
po,y They ensesvoripg to secure the support Of
peace; but the hand, they ought to perceive
that there weghy prud. n,a reasons which should
incline then to %aooet 10 which they
selfish that they cannot expect any one to share In It.
According TO the Op.nrn "she Congress- OF Peniposen
have no other object than to convert the prehmnaes Of
vnlatranca into treaty q peace and 70 arrange the
cesson Of Lomoardy TO the King Of Slrdina Tue other
questions concerning the Duches, Tuscany, Romagns
and the governments ana people 4 the other Italian
provinces cannot DO settled In the Conference
OF Zurich. is not a'tiDg that France
Austria as great European Powers, or Piedmont
Italian should interfere such neutrality-suspicious.
which, ai citing the balance of power Europe, demands
be Intervention OF the Powers IN order that
uatons agreed upon should be recognized respected aod
strange theory this IL not the cession Of Lombardy
a,dBiA question as much affecting re balance Of
dem auonK "the Intervention OF AL the great 20
che questions touching the duchess Tuscany, Ro
magpa, and the govern mens and people OF the other It's
pyoviDcss9 Have France AMI Austria q right to
epge between themselves only such matters nd.
outrageous 10 Sar ,uis And mist they In ths of
iher Italian States wait for the Intervention Of the gea.
Powess9
The Opinion forgets they appear do generally in
PeamoDt that no one can accept part OF treaty aud
reject the other that accept only what suits hm For
every deed performed by nation intelligent indiv
dual has q connection 10 all its parts, 30 th.t IL
accepted mus be its entirety vita its accom-
responsibilities and advantages and no caangs can be
mace in It but by the Consent OF tue person persons
from ~hom eu,anates Therefore, il the to Pied
mont Of the rghs Of sovereignty acquired by France
over Lombardy be acceptable 10 that Kingdom l. must
observe the other csuses Of the treaty that. too
with pec an scrupulousity propooned TO the gen
erosts that marked the gilt II accept tus cession
recognizes the rsni OF France AMI Austria 70 sipu
stons without the intervention Of other Powers even 10
matters wotch ae the equilibrium OF the continent and
inese siipulaons admitted In favor OF Piedmont
soud be stil stronger reason 10 favor Of Romagna,
tucsny and the Dochee, since in tneir Il CUES
ton only Of returning to state considered essential
the preservation Of the general equilibrium Il would
oen DC mprnoent and IN the highest degree
for the Piedmontese government to object carving
out Of the epuations Of Vidranca ia favor of those
States which it wished 70 extend it, sway Every
objection to the clauses of the treaty WHICH
States should be deemed equivalent rejection OF the
treaty by Piedmont, and consequently TO Remuneration
more or less explicit OF the advantages resulting from
The worst enemies Of the Sardnisn government could
not iDjure more thar by encouraging it 10 pursue this
course BY pushing e preersions too far aud by per-
uniting its journals TO insults and abuse for French
generosity, II may soon be in q condition to verify By s
own experience the truth Of the old adase that by grasp
fpg at too much lOee all France Austria are no
more obliged to guarantees Lombrdy Sardinia than the
Durhes to rher legitimate rulers and other nations will
not find tha, the European balance been bet
ter adjusted by aggrapdzpg kingdom which makes use
Of her influence only 70 create disorder neishoorng
states.
ENGLAND CHARGED WITH BEING UNTRUE TO HER
ALLIANCE WITH FRANCE-DIFFERENr MISSIONS
OF THE TWO COUNTRIES.
Translated the NEW YORK the Paris
verB of July 20.
When we look back to the time Of Lord owley's mig
SION to emma, and REGAL the efforts England made pre-
vent the war in ral-tbe sinister predictions of Lord
Derby announcing hat once the strife Commenced 40
human power could foresee tho end or the couse
Of it, might be permitted to suppose that ia no piace
would the news Of tue peace be welcome thaa the
Other aide OF the Channel But the very reverse lis the
case and the entire English press have general
QUERY egalnst the Sovereign OF France Phan.bropis
England can never forgive MIN for bringing his army 10
ioil stop when revolution would mp0se her programme
on him and when he could longer continue the wa
without danger OF precpltatug all Europe into genera,
ooniser alton. Perhaps the Emperor Napoleon ought 70
pave nun Ply begged permission from London to sign .he
peace OF Viaranc Csn there be anything more rdicu
ons than thsse lamentations poir Rally deceived IN
bef hopes on the part OF nation who stool St.h folded
arms while cannon t5uudared ana blood flo we'd 10
torrents for this came ay9 No doubt II wouli have
been more agreeable 70 her 20 form new COALITION and
say 10 the conqueror Thou shalt not 20 auy fn Nh ,rI
TO impose her will on Itay ami the begeren Powers W
eesbi one the Pope revoIuopzs s and under cover
~ THIS dforoer take possession OF Sicily. Tast would
be an easy quest that would DO according TO their
way or cong buginess the other or the cnaDne
~o9d Dc buying glory ~ cheap rate. No doab. many
'elhn calculations and many hidden projects have been
snhinaed oy peace of Vilafslci But # Ina nrlds
Great Britain is sounded, who ongt abe accuse
. u FYaoce, psusng before an armed mediation hostile
ner success and resdy 70 Increase her reversee. II
be Emperor could rely the loyal concurrence OF Egg
land, IN case Germanysmncaed upoa the Rhine, would
be bave hailed 90 the hnco Does Eogaud nope to re-
GAIN the influence che through recent evsns 10
Nly by Joining with the revou.ioDsts OF Tho PoniD.
. r in chorus against France. Rome Naples
IDS would be serious error. Revolution s
lot satisfied with words, II wants acts it vans
gotten that her attitude has been q, different TINES
epergetlcaIy bamsd by the Eogsh Ministry and ItaIy
mutt SUI remember those words that fell from ID.
fbgMn prete, There Is no oh thing ss al Italian
question" Eogsnd has remained neutral during this
wa because ssy her ststaemen Eogish nteres, nos
involved We do not undertake pra.e or blame the
~ton which she has takea-svery people ia iva 70
uSeEr aud the Judge OF iB acts But in virtue Of tots
entirely free to regulate their Qso yrepces and =.
Chief, Of 100 great Catholic nations taey could pt.
abandon the sovereign Pon and the States Of the Chc
RECOGNIZING the Pope DC the Honorary President Of the