The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-06-08
WHAT WILL THE NEW KING OF NAPLES DO
a IN THE CRlSISi

from tae Lonoon Herald May 24l
FERDINAND H. late King Of the TAO Sces and OF Jeru-
saem expired sunday laet after paufu aad
illness.
Our present object ia to point favorable oppnr
tunity his enjoys OF besowng upon the people
OF the Two Settles those constitutional privileges wa'ch
they have been often promised Let him recall Flan
gher place confidence IN men OF that Character and at
once proclaim the constitution hify passing through
crisis in which the patriotism and the ability Of her
,c be tried the utmost Is the toundu duty Of NE neso
kiy Uhie cbSrung the a,lcea neutrality 10 en1ercT 10
gam tie coefdeace g his subjects, and, by granting proper
reforms r,aore discomfort yedv i"pos
Jle. There hope Of ultimate advantage BY which he
be induced 70 embark in the war; ana II he has
thing whatever 10 GAIN most asuTedly he has yhug
to risk by permitting his country " be drawn into the
vortex.
We doubt not that our ministry viii lose no time in
sending representative 10 Naples that its sovereign
may be made fully acquainted with the policy aud inten
uons Of the British government Their iohaence viii be
directed towards the audabe objects OF the evils
caused by mistaken policy and Of preventing aoytnng
approaching TO repetition OF the fatal mistakes we have
often deplored Our quarrel with the late King,
and ia will be better for both nations to let bygones DO
by cones. The Nepo people suffered deeply from The
withdrawal Of the wholesome paaence exercised oy
representative, at their Court, OF free gov
eminent, while British interests in that part
any protection. Our Influence has, Of course, de
cned and our commerce fallen 70 extremely Low cob
The necessity for the renewal OF relations between the
tso govcrnmeD has long been acknowledged, aud the
death Ferdinand H. affords opportun ~ that
scarcely be permitted 10 His successor takes the
bsra critical period and requires tina. support Shcn
can only be derived from a sound policy and coura
Reous devotion to duty The Musat'sts viii re-
double their efforts, which may be completely foed by
the Introduction of proper reforms aud n: restoration Of
constitutional government Whereas, II tleir ptrigues
c,ss hscorue s ro,a ae1raass ana the non
Of beneficial change would be rrevocabiy sacrificed.
From the Manchester Guardian, May "a
On the immediate future OF the state wh;h ne has co
profoundly misgoverned, it appears wholly vain TO spe
culste The legitimate ber to the Kingdom very young
man. known only as plant pupil of sne price hooi, sod
spiritiess adherent Of the political school which
has been There is 20
HIS instance from the iadeends acton If his subjects
for Of oil the inhdbt,ns OF The Peninsula the last
10 hdre 0o for the elncs Of politcdl
ui,dom and toeu ordered freedom Bat all ordinary aleu-
a,iops respecting the probable 10 ay
distur bed by torough which, for go evl,
ees,ner Of the Whole land are to largely deterusd
So long the question Of Ausria's sbiy to MAINTAIN
hope to bold the scephe OF tne TWO slclhes, save
selS uoo''A'n ~ y. VI U'e. I.o"s
doy 70 10y wu my e1Pecs ~ ns W. Nv
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, CO. az xSait h aes,-eo Tnsra 90 nson,e u,hn
eHsny say Una. snSuu oe - ~ peV 49, w
proiefs 70 SNOW tns. .ne nemo'S " voa,n masa. -
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1871 I S s,Susi ,ss,aS hn tha
leenng pas oeeh sssuuos'y Ns.u py ne
Of the femy OF tnat crowned military aaven.urer Every
.onr,ue, aA,o' y. .ease' 10 w ,,,. p. a. W %
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| The OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES LOAN.
The official Gdse OF silsu contains police relating 70
the issue OF the Iomoardo venetian loan cf 600
| Of 1oiins, Austrian currency
IRE PROVISIONS OF tDs loan are statec az folows--
The gum of the Aforesaid loan Of rs 600 900 of forms
VIII have 10 be paid Tor three hH that Is for 40 600
OF uorins by the Lombard provpces and FOR two hfths
mat is Tor 20 Geo GOO, by the Venetian provinces
The issue OF the bonds OF the said loan will take place
az ,ne ia.e Of ~ nSrDe Oh Ausifan currency Ia silver
cobs tor eaoh lCV hTflns o. Doaiaa vaue
Inc nonos WIN oear interest OF 'nse per cent per
annun, afo IN silver money.
a. me pay ment VIII EXTEND over Twelve equal install
The bonSe IN ,xnv Eve uccsssive xearn AZ tns rae Of
ooO or q Of 0orins p.r annum bv ouerv The first ioni
thtiop will take place In 1860
rr1t, prrcco rprNcrI .trr,Nrr
mi, IN, inra on RoSoO h...NOii x Al-lANoC.
S,i (say sJ Su , VI h. 49,
ou nay .Vuten Wy Icy upon :. una. eve,y Posso.e
uesIce Vi utAto ihe'"s1noo vAhe'e ho~ oe'weea ea's
government ana huesa ne dtdnce Is as complete o.
edn oe always keng N po INC re'sue russia 'ot N IKE
30 as 70 e7r,oN net 70 a'a loocS ~ LOUIS Hefo
teor @onia not ne n~hy -
Inc sense Oh Tue presep. 1Rreeleut between he Two