The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-08-07
AFFAIRS IN EUROPE.
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What Mazzini Thinks Of Napoleon and the
Peace Of Villafranca.
The Poets on the War and the End
Thereof.
INTERESTING MISCELLANEOUS MATTERS.
&c, 10, 10
Maz,ini ON the Peace OF Vinafranca.

Maxzini ON the Peace OF vinafranca.
[Ffom Pensiero Ed Azoue. July %
mac ante pEted The treason is accomplished All our
Of the line Of the and the sbsndonmsn OF Venesi
were announced by Us, when UNDECIDED laid tho
must ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS French usurpsr hss sur
passed our expectations. The bundle OF proportions
battles emapaied from Louis Napoleon. Tho inqatous
compact bits suggestion And that despot cSFeesed
wns 70 sns
puke Of heartfelt gratitude for benefit soismnly
an 1ss Hs a ~ 70
Italy the deceul corruption OF tue rocs Of the
eenth century With the brutal grasp and with The n:o-
Characters Of Mepbistophies and Brennus.
From end Of Itay to the other unanimous deep
murmur Of anger and menace must RESPOND 10 the
abomnsble news Every syable Of the xsaeggio ought
to be mortal sab to those who deuded themselves into
stepped in crimes and falsehooi "Peace," he says s
concluded between myself and the Emperor Of Austria"
from whom BY induaemsnt Of prospective empire,
he tore away his daogeer for the support Of whose
ally; who his friend and his comD%nlon In srms-that
King sinsul,ed by contemptuous silence, and exclud
coIoueI Of the army Piedmont, winch ought (since
suited tue secret motives Of 10 make war;
basis Of peisest eauahiy. % dsy not somitsed
INTO Congress wherein the fate Of Itsiy b 70
sss UPON as spS ns
Italy. Neither the fact that she the ostensi5e
nor ne s the from nor
suFps se, the advantage Of the good will OF alt Italy,
On ofr e e
nrst planted the standard Of mancpanon-Lombardy,
S e. has se - Win
usuIper the French usurper Of arght barHh
even The o. free ssoce ana nsvog Ses a.
monteee King the people are treated castle and tho
King vassL veneta second time .od; viiafrapca
the tradition OF nssmy commenced by the uncle The
Gle in Passeriano up potes for democratic
areaky signed the nephew publicly declared that
Ausra should compelled repess the Alps. that
the Adra.c,' and then few days later confirmed the
Austrian domination In venea The Tuscan troops and
the cousin OF the usurpsrs Moina Parma Tuscany
occupied by the French troops almost guaranty
the iu.ior Of Soaepa and Parma Win Piedmont s en-
Outraged aud accepted the populations ndu Jed
condemned 70 Be rcsusiostea to the old tyiannes You
are toioefs TO day. sad the oher day TO the
Tow free citizens" Among the vTecrs, expressions
which weigh upon Italy, the very ulas Of the
papacy fac acknowledged and cco,r-.s 81 eli Ed.
rope The instruction Of ten cites esor kahed without
the SHEDDING Of drop 1T boodA Euemn declara-
tori Of The sentmeps Of the Roman provinces.
shrek Of profound Indignation against the Papacy
p Of s Of ss e
ierocy Iecompensed oy the promise OF the Presidency
OF I&lfaA CCnte defAfon. emancipation
be snnbilston Of ell Austran authority south OF the
Alps, the creation Of strong KINGDOM Northern Italy,
OF the Hungarian nssiob atty every word
written or spoken IN PARIS and in 4lnn-an 81 y eeed
Kn5ersd independent len dsf.ncesss, aud open %
attack wherever her eusny may judge it convenient.
sincd With Imperial France and Legality authorized in Iii
future diner, under the name and cloak Of venstta 70
Tho Presidency n the imaspsry 0onfederson. shss
Austria and fnRt and Of course sustained
srongsr than before, though Francs bs, JoSt
1000 men, pedoacnt has sacrificed the Of her
do rot know whether France, the moral condition OF
which country Is not very to be comprehended by
liberty, will satisfied misuse Of her name
and of her elements Of life At the caprice Of despot
the insult Thote who, through their Bind adorson
Of power, bave forgotten morality history the lessons Of
contaminated themselves by serve obeequiousnesss and
egned enihusssm for him who has trampisd his own
but hatred q the Such hatred viii
cling 10 the man Of lies Let the waschword be vlafran-
Ard the King The soldier Of our national Jude.
pendenceg The man wo had heard and felt the cry
Is there not then, in BIN spark Of honor, Of aisu6sd
feeling for the Italian name which warms the
TO uao DID sSs M ae
did he not indeed promote through mis- Minister'S secret
org sd 81 a s aVOs an ever a Ss By
provinces Of Italy forty thousand vouneers-pure
CIV s 70 and
die for the benefit OF the natonf Gan that King Sea-
ss ne np: 40
deepotemS Does he mot reflect that each among them
can tay-"rhe King hn made merchscdise OF my enthu-
for himself flice Of urrtoryT And had even been
conquest instead of feuaal cession from foreisnerl
Aims for the man who betrayed tho people and the kug
Aggrandizement at the prise Of oshonor. monarchy
fallen 10 low in Italy not to feel insults inflicted BY HIM
who pays with material advantage for the honor losse
SIe sre did not love your father shall ever but
when aer Novara, saw him disdain the and be-
take himself 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 himself by styling Bonsparte (whom hases) Eva
liant and nsgDanimous," he should rather have said ~
refuge accept you The insulting cesea of territory
which not yours; will only receive II from the alice
tion and free git OF the citizens, and will merit by
keercs isth with Italy, IN whose name took the field,
and OF whose honor am In presence Of and Of Eu-
rope, the Representative. may please you to break
your engagements however, keep mine, and will
their wac his proper course to nave said to
Italy 81 had 0,0o0 soldiers from my ally Who bound
presented despotsm. while represent Right and Lber
ty. now plesses this ally to abandon We have no
sacred Of Will become more bran. in all
that regards Justice and Truth ask however OF the
wT hs nsop e sna sSa
otherwise will die the field of bae unooateminsed
ssns0 , and mean a., amo,on processing the KING
had spoken in this manner all of republicans or
rot would have hasened TO him 10 conquer or 70 ener
our protest with him.
Aas For thirty years have UNDECIDED, like Cassandr.,
lept ated TO my brethren, with voice, with neart with
Neutrality-suspicious. from King nor from rope, can ItAy
hope for salvafon. 49,.
IN, the country What ts duty, in this second crisia
- n esson and cowsrdly abandonment
Tau reli it, though with little expectation Of being liz
toned too ipjurousy has the serve monarchicai pro-.
nds led Array the counry-wn profound conviction
Of rroposipg the Gully course worthy Of the nation; ia
duty 10 resist 70 RESIST with without chance OF
~ even though defeat we-e certain; resst a bssis
for future that Europe soud not say that Italy with
resignation, accepts slavery 70 -esiss because 10 duty
to resist evil opprobum slavery, and TO do regardless
o; TIE consequencsa
God assigns 10 the populAteus which are resolved 10
constitute themselves into nation certain OF SUI.
perave interest In which may be decided the present or
future victory. This ID one Of those OCCASIONS
The conduct OF the Italians ought demonstrate today