The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-06-28

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dcirt quarrel psh her. Her Msjesty's government,
tbegefore urge your lordshp TO take every opp3rtuae
on 10 impress this truth upon the Austrian govern
| ment .
srcb struggle as we dep ecais be the result Of the pre-
sent egent between Franco and Anstria England
woud Tenai0 n.uta spectator Of the contest and that
IN case lc'd pablo oEinios in this country render
SSitle fOr her aSt Austria as aQdn her opn subjects
u tie coalst Gssunhd the appel Of revolution Of her
No!tan provinces against her government.
The public opinion in England bas natural tendency t.
sympaihze with Italian nstionslties but her Majesty's
government believe that those sympathies would not BIS
aroused 70 any active form against Austria unless Aus
ta put self patiently IN the wrong and either became
beginning war.
Her Majesty government do not deny that Austria has
cause Of upeasnessr Italy, but they maintain that it
cannot be mitsaed or removed by pungiDg into with
France or Sardinia. II Austria and France could be In
duced to take just estimate not only of t. cir pol
cal interests but OF the which would most eecu
ally contribute to the happiness OF the Italian populations
throughout the whole extent Of the peninsula her Males
tvs government feel that the work would be already half
accomplished and the rest Of Europe instead OF looking
congratulate itself on the prospect al length opening TO
them OF Italian regeneration unstaned by deeds OF vio
No one looking on the state Of Italy can doubt that
many of just discomfort To be found in the
general administration OF the country, and her Majesty
with the surings Of the Italian population would gladly
lend their best efforts to produce ameioraton in the
ration never be effected with any certainty Of per-
manency by war. II may produce change OF masters,
but w not confer may
but will ensure the dsorganzation OF the whole social
system and indefinitely retard the material Improvement
On the other hand her Majesty entertain
but little doubt that il Austria and Francethe former
Italian, and both Roman Catholic Sates-ayng aside
mutual suspicion were 10 join heartily with q view 10
promote by peaceful means the regeneration Of Italy,
their combined influence would speedily effect q change
in the present unhappy Of AFFAIRS and contribute V
establish confidence between rulers and their subjects
her MaJeetys government have not failed to press
of eratiO auch
these and they have not bestated express their
vicon that France though she may have no material
stake at hsue could have little or nothing To gain In
Italian
As the friends then of both parties, and as
Hsjestys government entrcat the two Imperial Courts to
lay aside their aDmoses and TO act In peaceful
think that would not only be becoming in Austria. from
her peculiar position in Italy, but also advantageous 10
in the public opinion Of Europe she we're to make the
first advances and propose to the French government to
join with her In considering the best Of refor ming
the elang abuses in the Pspa domniops which occupy
central Italy Austria is an Italian State, and both
tra and France are now occupying the Papal territory
with their troops Such position cannot be lasting and
her Msjesty's government submit TO both Austria aud
France that is their public duty terminate IL possible
state Of things which has become ntolerabe.
nour osasnp may assure Coun; Bu0 that the earnest
at Paris from any overures which the Cabinet of Vienna
may there make for the establishment OF good under.
standing with France with regard TO Italy, for giving
effect 10 her Trustworthy efforts
Her Majestys government would further BIO prepared
positions emenasnS from such pU
on the part of Austria and France acceptable 10 the psr
II il should appear to Austria and France the two great
komah Sa va.noc empires AFTER mature on the sub
rsnpemepts In Central Itay would be- likely 70 contriha
to be pesce Of the and he " a mnd
The naonie no, Ws;estu ,s Sorarr rnan ro,S W. "
IN carinncn nu ih ME- ~ wunu DC prepaeo
order things was established in ISIS to rive their hest
consideration to any measures calculated, without
ieeopg the spiritual power of the Pope to effect objects
desirable interests humanity. m
But her Msestv,s eovs,nrens aro Of o;no, ,h,. =.
the outset Of the endeaSos Which ,b, he o S III nas ~
.; nS $500 VIC i wnSu might pc maue ~ aus,
itsIv ~ @ :. r"y VI .ue soveregns o. central
nal .dministr ot,on ~ .h.s. dor,nn ~ 'e inei
hu iustca d nu ot ne Us may DC required
thai EngIand shnnid .nnaay n ,sTo bo @
minant nsrt eN0u'0 ~Pp~ " 'aAo VIC ni'iVe OF pro-
So much of ecclesiastical, no,,,v 70 nvovod in .h.s,
ones.,nns r,o ~, osc; ~ po.y ~ nvoyea 10 tnese
he intarysrance os Prc,ss,ans . q; sh o'as, suss
reforms might he looked mon viii ss,i ne s
II snneare ,harsfor. ~ b. u.,os,x,. ,u.-.. 4.
be ESSENTIAL that Anety,s and r-arn" s ~ "
more direct inerest in and The means thew cs h y.
hear on matters MT iasue shoud tao .aT;-, n s ~
their Adjustment. irowro = ~ h.r ~ 80, paIs IN
end 10 those Of Prussia cnd RT,a eSi~ ,e,S
N,m,,lpes from ~ Ch,.rch Of p. ~ $3.50, I Sc.t
M ans as key m,oM den mog ndr1,i. * , ~
Cathode Pce,s 70 induce he op. and ahe Roag so ,~s
resrctipe sub;scts s v 'S'e" 'o' "S oe"J' " s"e''
Your iordshp will enter fully with Count Rho, n, .h,,
important subject you viii earnestly press upon him
the expedency of an early decson wb,ia there r. vet
time for honorable and amcabIe UNDERSTANDING being
effected with France The present ortunity once LOST
no other NAV present Itself un he rss,ce of both conn.,
tries are tcaed in wdr undertaken bv the auyessor rho
err he oy BE- for no national purpose anil defnsi bv
no principI. of morally. MaIMESBURY
On the 18th Of January the CO operation of Russia to
preserve the general peace of Europe was earnestly 90
cei through Sir j. Crampton at the same time that the
disposition Of that Power, constantly shown since the
peace OF 1885, to cultivate the rriendshp Of France was
fully recognized The appeal made to Prussia
and the anxiety of government was freely Expressed
TO the Court OF Sardinia January 13) on the menacne
state OF affairs. 's
The account OF q conversation between Earl CowIey
and the Count Waewsk On the 18th of January ia too
important TO be omitted. II is given in the following
despatch:-
EARL cowIgY TO The EARL OF NA1Mrsprpy
PARIs Jan ID 1870
Ibas lono and M, an min, ,or,an NJ - -
Count welewsk this afternoon went To his Exceencv
for the purpose OF communicating IN him the snhsnce ~
your ordshps despatch Of the 10th inst mo y re,a
two IN ire nraaent ro,,csI cr;.i, 80 - ~ eiA
read to him the greater part Of your obseryatoos
should neither do Justice to your Iordshin nor tn Count