The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-08-07
AFFAIRS IN EUROPE.
What Mazzini Thinks Of Napoleon and the
Peace Of Villafranea.
The Poets on the War and the End
Thereof.
NTEREsTNG MISCELLANEOUS MATTERS,
&C., 10, 10

Maxzini on the Peace OF VillafrAnca.
[Fiom Pensero Ed Az'one. July %
me delusion has vanished speedily than
mad ante psted The tresscn is accomplished All our
predictions are precsey FULFILLED The peace the basis
were announced by as when UNDECIDED laid bare the
designs secretly planned ~ Piomberes Oae hing how
ever must be Acknowledgements French usurpsr has sur
passed our expectations. The bundle Of propositions
which Austria should be told accept the frs, few
battles, emapaed from Louis Napoleon. the n,quitous
compact hts suggestion And that despot csressed
saluted as hberstor blessed by people deluded, but
kind willing to oolerate every re,ord under the i'm
puhe Of heartfelt gratitude for q benefit so;snny pro
mifedtbst cespot has thought a. ~ aid insult 10 his
abandon men. ana treason &c has cutrved to unite for
eenih century with the brutal grasp and with thu nso
ence OF the copqueror he has united in his person the
Characters Of Aepbistophiles and Brennus
From end Of Italy TO the other unanimous deep
murmur Of anger and menace must respono TO the
ebomr able Every liable Of the Acssaggio ought
to be mortal sab to thoee deluded themselves into
the hope OF acquiring Italian emancipation from the
seepeS - Grimes S ana issenoo,;
Tie King whom he urged 10 JOIN IN his undertaking;
from whom, BY the indqemen Of pros empire,
he aolemny declared hat be field as an
ally; who was his friend and his COMPANION In srms-that
ed from the Imperial conference he we're mere
colone Of the army. Piedmont, which ought (snce It
suited tue motives Of BoDspArte make war) 70
have been represented in the Earopean Congress On Q
basis Of pe'fest tquahiy, today 10 not admitted
Ss esosSs ,y ssa Ss s Of 70
ers take upon Themselves 70 determine respecting
Italy Neither the fact that she was the ostensoie mo-
tive Vie war nor the blood she has shed, the
having on some OCCASIONS ths French from fatal
surprise, the advantage Of the good will Of alt Italy,
can sufhce ehute her to give her sdvlce and vote
Lombardy on the soil Of which the soldiers OF Gsribadi
nrst painted the standard Of emancipation
dom rs Legitimate preferences, given BY he AUSTRIAN
usurper the French usurper Of arghs barHh
cepted is then ceded Hef by latter 70 the Pied.
monese King the people IRE treated AZ castle and tho
confirms Campofo milo; the nephew inscribes
the tradition Of nismy commenced by the uncle The
ce in Passeriano Grew up notes for democratic conss
tuiion for Venes, after the prelmnsres OF
areaky signed; the nephew puoicy declared that
Austra should be compelled to repass the Alps that
Italy ehcud be s'udepentent from tho Mediterranean
the Adriasc, and then few days later confirmed the
Austrian alton in veneta The Tuscan troops and
the volunteers Motena Parma enrolled under
occupied by the French troops almost guaranty
ss usoI Of soaoua and PARMA with Piedmont en-
coursged aud accepted the populations ndu ed
y s sn they
Italians with b..ei IRONY chs. you may become % mar
Pope The protest Of the paquauon the
rope The nsurrecton Of ten cites tshed without
the SHEDDING Of drop Of bloods~ Soiemn declara-
| tori Of the septlmtp. OF the Roman provinces A
| ehriek Of profound ipdsnalio against the Papacy
In consequence Of the OF Perugia aod
By
Of the Italian Cont. deration. Tho emancipation OF Rally,
he snnihlacn Of all Austrian authority south OF the
Alps, tie creation of strong kin ydor Northern Italy,
the epRagen ssreed with the scandaousy deuded
The Hungarian naion Atty, every word
written or spoken in PaIs and IN Hnrcsa, u Sssd
taJeTsd mtexntent, y LETT deiencs,ess aud open 70
attack wherever her enemy may judge it convenient.
Arstsia has her forces concentrated Hencctorth
slicd With Imperial France and legally authorized in ali
Future uner under the name and cloak Of vensta.
intervene IN the Affairs CT italy and the Pore rased to
the Presidency RI the imaginary Confederation that
By the ary connee Of ali the ont of
the stronger than before, though has lost
7otG men, and Piedmont has sacrificed the Of her
do not know whether France the moral condition OF
any who bias correct estimate Of right Of honor and
Of liberty, Will rest satisfied with the misuse her name
90 know however that Italy viii not get The treason
Or the insult Thoee who, through their bind
SSce ss Of
themselves by serve obeequousnesss and
eigned enihusssm for him who has rAmped on his own
and On neehhofng c..cD, they have nothing left tnen
but hatred Of the usurper Such hatred will inexoraby
cling TO the Of lies Let the wascnword be vafrau
Ard the King The soldier DESTROYS national Jude.
pendences The had heard and felt the cry Of de-
Is there not then in him spark Of honor Of aIsnisd
feeling for the Italian which heart Of the
e' DID SSs sse homes: King
did he not indeed promote through mis- Minister'S secret
organisation IN his favor al ever Italy DID be not by
the Aid OF that draw from the various
provinces Of Italy forty five thousand vountee-pure,
ardsnt devoted young men. who ef, their 70 miles and
comforts the understanding that they TO conquer
or die for the benefit the nstonS Osn that King Sea-
without bushing, those in his ranks after he 20.
ceped those conditions which consgn the Duchies Papa
deepotem9 Does be not reflect that each among tsem
eay-"rhe King hss made merchandise OF my enthu-
for himself sce Of territoryr And had i, even BEEN
conquest, instead Of euda cession from foreienerl
Aims for the man who betrayed the people and the kug
lrcr III n In
fallen 10 low in Italy % not to feel insults inflicted by him
who pays with material advantage for the honor lost
Sire, sre did not love your father shall ever; but
when aer Novara, him disdain the and be-
take himEen to voluntary exile, respected him. He
would not allow any one Italy to suspect him Of eason
The proper course for King Victor Emanuel was not to
lower lowe himself BY styling BSnapsss .sS% he hsses ys,
reiuse to accept from you the insulting o territory
which l. not yours; will only receive IL from the afe-
keer.cs faith with Italy, whose name took the Geld,
ana OF whose honor In presence Of you and Of Eu
yoe however RssO will co
pue the contest so long a. my broher Italians maintain
their promises was his proper course to nave said 70
Italy 81 had 200 600 soldiers from my ally, who bound
me to faee policy, which should not follow, for he
presented desposs while We represent Right and Lber-
y pleases this ally to abandon us We have no
motive for sorow, since through this abandonment the
sacred Of nation Will become brilliant in all
20 Go which Compose the nation soa snonsr 10000
eodiers. II the nation gives them, saall conquer;
Otherwise will die on the field Of battle, uncoaamnAsea
by alsehsod and mean ambition protesting in the mama
Of eternal right and the love country" the king
had spoken this manner all of republicans OF
rot would have hastened TO him conquer, or TO enter
our protest with him. c,
Aasl For thirty years have unheedea IKE Cassandr,,
sted 10 my brethren, with voice, with heart, with
,scriace-neiiher from King nor from Pope, can ltay
l hope for Ealvaton. . ~, -,
- reason and ccwaYdly ABANDONMENT
lcli t. though with little expectation Of being lis
80 20 ipiuriously the servie monarchcai pro-.
nsssnds led array the country-witn profound conviction
~ rroposipe the Gully course worthy Of the nation ta
Sutv H. 10 70 resist with without chance Of
~ even though defeat certain to resist ss bsss
for future that Europe ASoud NOT ny that italy with
resignation accepts slavery 70 resist because duty
TO resist evil opprobum, slavery and 70 do regardless
o. TIE conaequences ,-rs d -.
God assigns 70 the populAtieus which are resolved To
coz slitde themselves into nation certain OF
peatve interest In which may decided the present or
future victory. This ID one Of those occasions.