The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-04-06
OPINIONS OF THE PRESS.

From the Paris Presse, March 1871
England is assurediy generous nation few years
NIFTY outraged in Hungary. Today she raises subscrip.
ton for the benefit OF the Neapotan exIes at the
same time che is sensible naon and no one would pro
Austria, for the cause Of Italy the most generous English
man would not dare bring forward such motion IN the
question 10 politicians Of all opinions Does there exist in
Europe an alliance greater than that Of England or that Of
Russian Assuredy not Well II England were 70 say 'In
order TO obtain my sincere and complete alliance you
must wage against the remainder Of Europe,o We
should consider that alliance valued at . heavy figure.
Were Russia TO offer the operation Of her 800 900
soldiers on the condition Of engaging in war against all
Europe, we should look upon the bargain bad
WHAT them can be replied 70 Piedmont when she pro-
pores her alliance In order that sho may obtain possession
Of Lonbardyf Let boldly and frankly declare that there
exists TOO small chance Of improving the destiny Of Italy
must be the consequence q The ambition Of Count Cavour
From the Paris Steele, March 1911
Mention continues TO be made Of collective note, in
which England Prussia and Russia would address renon
strancee 10 Austria. The three Powers would demand,
Ia sad TO be made thoroughly acquainted with the
ties which the Cabinet Of Vienna has concluded to
10 itsef paramount influence the Italian States, and
would make observations on the ornaments Of Austria,
concentration Of her troops and unconcatory language
From the Paris Union, March 2o.I
Before defending Italy against Aus.ri. or against tho
s ~ t % pro her from f not
that will issue the greatest disasters unless something
more prudent than advice shall oppose the conta
gion Of her pocyf Let Austria be moderate moderation
Is the strength Of Justice But In order 70 ha ne right
Of odring moderation, 4 fret necessavy project against
dsoydrs Let Europe protect Italy, but then must
be with the Of introducing the right OF anarchy
which would be worse than scrvitude and war
From the Austrian Gazette, Of vsnna, March 1ol
In seeing part Of the German press turn from us and
represent that difference with France NOT concern
Germany, must depiore the blindness Of those who
understand the connection between things IN Eu
rope, and who close their eyes In order not 10 the net
IN which II desired 10 envelope all e European family
But n desired 70 exercise moral pressure upon us-to
represent IN "a being In the wrong, and 70 descrbe us a
wicked and perhdious though We have been provoked
insued and ataackedtbat In, must say conduct the
reverse Of what IL right "You In the wrong We
are told from the NORTH "because you will Mother revise
treaties submit Italian affairs 10 n Congressv But
who, them We ask, has the right TO demand such things
from Us2 Have we ceased TO be sovereign State,
o. has the present master Of Francs achlepcd the yiqhC 70
Commend Europe thing which uether the Bowbons, nor
ne munarchyI July The republic dared attempt n
s in ne srare d Congresses thai Is desired :, dearoy
he independence # European States, In order subsc.
qpcny 10 orc1flyoo nern; and we, forsooth, ~
be the fret TO be caught In that snare II Ia alleged
In Germany and not without reason, that We have still
much V Isarp; but We have sucsnt common not