The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-11-25

rc all the different Stacs Of Central Italy Florence par
ticuary would very soon regret having fallen from the
rank Of capital To that OF Chief town Sandman pro-
vince For this reason all those who consider the future
with calm orethought deem the formation Of king lam
o. Italy grand out an impracticahlc scheme. What
much more rational Is the constitution of separate
States governed constitutona!ly Let Tuscany remain
Tuscany let Modena Parma and Paisance be united let
the lombarfo Sandman Kingdom preserve its present
boundaries; thus there would be three distinct kingdoms
that might live at peace with one another,
As for the chiefs Of dynases be found Europe
would certainly not be at loss to provide few ntc
gent princes reared good political schools perfectly
able 10 watch the dcstincs people; mean Cor
instance Flanders second son TO the King of
the Belglans and the Duke of Ieuchtenburg of the i'm
perial family Of Prussia.
against the empire Of Moroccoby France against the Rift
Mountains; by Spain, against the ports situated the
Straits Of Gibraltar. The prc!udcs OF this campaign
as follows The late sovereign Of Morocco died few
months since; the the throne attended
with civil war; which soon drew after il plumber and de-
vastaon beyond the boundaries Of the empire; the
Moors attacked the small town of Ceuta Spanish military
port on the African coast; at the time, band OF
plundeers burned villages belonging to tho French
colony In Algeria 1t avenge outragcs France
has organized corps ddrec under the superior orders
Of Gen de Martmprcy and the military operations have
already begun the Zoraves have obtained great glory
The Spanish expedition is being organized under
mand in chief OF the Minister Of War; Marshal ODonnel
The result Of the campaign easily be foreseen.
France and Spain must be victorious for they possess
brave and well trained troops, burning with wlrke
thusiasm whereas the Morocco army consists Of armed
bands rather cruel than courageous and nowise calcu
lated to sustain regular campaign.
England has been unsuccessful in her repeated attempts
prevent the Spanish expedition. Her motive is
easy TO guess Great Britain possesses two strategic
Rhine places which command the Mediterranean-Mata
and Gibraltar Now it is most probable that the smua-
campaigns Of France and Spain will end in taking
from Morocco the coasts along the Straits Of Gibraltar,
after which nothing prevent the French Spanards
forming on the Straits military establishments, which
would tend to destroy the power of Gbralronc Of the
strongholds England values most
Amidst the great facts which justly engross public
attention In Europe, the have send Of Belgium
affords but slight interest Her political character
neutral Power compels her to take part whatever in
the quarrels of the greater States AS to home policy
am happy to say great calm has succeeded the temps
tuous discussions which agated Belgium year ago. the
struggle between the Catholic party and the liberals. IL
not completely over is much lass violent and daily
that animosy which made II dangerous. A cabinet CUES
ton has arisenthe Minister of Justice Mr.. Tesch is
peced shortly to resign. This eminent statesman has
been charged with using too much severity towards the
French and Hungarian exles who had sought refuge
free and hosptabe land True it is Mr.. Tesch de-
cned TO allow some members Of the Hungarian emgra-
ton TO reside in Belgium; this has been bitterly
censured throughout the country. The Chambers have
now taken ii up, and the Minister II is thought, will be
obliged to withdraw. think you will be happy TO hear
that the Belgs understand practice the duties of
free people, and willing far they able
tend to the oppressed helping hand.