The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-05-07

,sIes, Miracles do happen unaouoeay nov aoa
then 4occo bave beaten g" !, s,oh m no
cents in ma nnst epn century, and be vefn regularly
drcpliped European troors Il would 90 Iahssen W Sns
n, hosts sbou, to be let upon her The n,oi OF
spoilers sweep over ths sna rarh m"ss .. pad
ue %Snarchy win shu. the few sstnesT o.
which sarania contains, asd the s,, real s'r' <ge
viii not v SsspS 0p heard 4'';l throughout y blow
bsnigerept Power she is wise m her eneration
ou. che not IN he. poay seeking
eved ina, there hope Of permao ent peace th.,
The Emperor was resolved upon ar and that
only being kept fainnng under ne weigh. Of her
arms waiting tili Il should suit the convsnence of the
Emperor overwhel@ her; II she moreover 10 Wiling
at thus momsn' when her pro"P tade has given her the
bic retractiops which the I'D erests OF humanity and
,he p1eS op.a . al ,h ha' require Of her,hen
pe sought 10 Phosphate &C rsis in winch bleed
ing 10 death But # this ., 6rst So,~ard step az
SARDINIA as the amedr pose Of aosclusm and OF ultra
montane prss'crt,: II she has taken up her Old
world mission Oh binding the bodies and cosrcipg
born In isy. then the fact Of her having been tue
nrs. 70 sOmm epce thus war WI De no un.ol
porapt item IN great indictment which will be pressed
against her. But whatever may be her ultimate nten,
her eons r ,so
Europe loo ked upon MIN Imperial roboer seeking
occasion 70 let Loose bic prepared armies upon peace
and ID hasiy ~ preparations Of Napoleon Ill
evidence that afeer ali bis mepaces he had not n'
ssDde to provoke tho combat ~hicn Austria mas no"
great question consider, however, not
no Austria sancs at what pace France hastens, or
IN how coon SARDINIA overrun, but what is the
eson and policy OF England. Lord Derby has sad that,
af war breaks cu; whatever be the consequence,
eeu,raiuy as long as it may last, must 10 certain
sxent be armed neutrality, enabling us TO take our
he honor tho Interests and the dignity Of the
INDICATE bsst deserving OF our support
These words coupled With others bearing upon the
attop NJ the Atlantic u
q scarcely ambiguous intimaton that If the events
Of the mpendng should ieod French troops into the
Lombardo veretian kingdom, England would appear
combatsnt n'the mile We ventured to couznent upon
those words in tone Of remembrance. Now that the
almost certain, think right TO reiterate
protest against engaging England either by alliance or
Cont mental quarrel Surely we not going to commit
again the faults committed by fathers and to bur-
den ourselves with debts and obligations too great for
selves bear in the pursuit OF some chimeri
cal notions 10 what should like to among
our on, we az AL fsss and al
Powers, What have We free constitutional people, to
do with struggle between two despots Of whom
presents tbeprincpes Of absolute and prestly do
democracy? IT must be go, Yet them hsht; Englsh
can suppose ny weakening each other they can
from the London Daily News, April 22l
overgrown army and fatered by the base subseryency
Of European statesmen the Emperor Of Austria dees the
To stamp out ideas with the hoo Of the war horse has
been for ages the dea,est delight Of the family Of Francis
Joseph; and he is worthy q his ancestors
on conditions to which eli the other great Powers,
and also Sardinia bad assented. She dsres no. sub.
Inspection Setter ~arSe ter srsu defeat and
compelled concesson-,ban that horrible exposure
point Of the sword her arbitrary interference in the in
dependent States of Italy would be toerable soldey
force retire within her treaty frontier in conse-
quence Of the deliberations of Congress, would be
such Emperor viii TO-
AFTER months spent in bringing the impartial
rope TO the solution of Italian dificulties-at
moment when England, Russia, Prussia and France
had agreed on the means of preserving peace and
dong justicc-when King Victor Emanuel had given
signal proof Of his readiness TO make sacrifices for the pre-
servation Of the general peace Austria without notice.
witbdraws her quarrel with Sardinia from the domain OF
diplomacy, and insists settling it with the sword This
monstrous insult to all the neutral Powers, but most
ances Of Lord Mamesbury-for the lattery of Lord
Derbyfor the sacrifces made by the Cabinet in
weferripg Austrian TO the approval Of their own
Just and generous this is the fair return the
righteous retribution.
Count Gyua presents an utmatum TO the Court of To
rim; Sardinia must dsarm, not taking part in general
disarmament, by voluntary agreement With the great
Powers and under the regulations of aont commission
but at the peremptory order Of Austria, and in such
ner az her generals and marshas may dictate Before all
things she must send away the $1,000 volunteers Who
have ocked unbidden to her standard from ali parts OF
Italy Let her refuse 10 do this within three days, ard
| Austria will declare
|
Of it for moment as II il were bona fde diplomats de-
mand intended for serious consideraonis uonstrous
proposal 10 extend TO Piedmont the infamous policy
which has reduced all the other States Italy to suolec
ton to Austria II demand that the Constitution
al state, which is the hope and joy of every Italian pa
iot shall strip naked and PROSTATE herself fee. of
the oppressor Of Central and Southern Europe We
sand Who fought at our side in the Crmea-we viii not ia
suit our readers-by discussing this mock proposition Il
rejected The sovereign the people the army are unau
nous II viii fight a second Novara," said Victor
noble Iahsn Youth who have paced copadencs in me-
Count Gyulai's declaration OF follows hard upon
Count Buos recent expositon of Austrian policy in Italy
pursued for nearly half century, and It's rational
consequence In the despatch Of the Austrian Foreign
Minister, dated Feb 25 soemniy declared Italy
can pever have free institutions but must ways be
erned by the bayone that the Princes of Italy leg
mate rghtto deliver their territory TO the military posses
son ana their subecs the stripes of Austria
70 contest this is TO deny their independeace-that the
Papa government needs reform in It's army aud that
other reforms needed in Italy, be uuderta
ken while Piedmont retains her system Such the sum
Of Count Buols declaration, and he is not expoundng
To defend bad governments against peoples weary Of
suffering austria has successfully occupied every State
IN Italy Since 1915 her armies have been for Ave years
in Naples Cor six in Tuscany for six in Modena six
Parma, for twenty-five IN the Papa States There
Is Is no, oo e.. Of the petty princes south Of tao
which will Dfaibly protect him against the ind gaat on
OF hr people In 1915 Austria bound the KING Of Naples
BY treaty to administer his according 70 ner
aoeo utist principles At Laybsch when there
The kingdom, Prince MaVeraich declared that az
the King hnsef wanted TO establish the constitutional
ssetem, the Emperor would make upon him. In
1872 the Austrian Minister declared the name Of his m as
er .aaf the institutions Of representative government
cone not and should not be established any single Is
laL state When the Austrans cal States IN
z2 toe Emperor Informed the CARDINAL Legate Of Fer
That "te should return as he had cone unasked when
ever he thought proper. When in lk the French gov
erpmebt demonstrated against renewed occupatloe OF
the Papa States, Aeternich replied his master was
determined to intervene, at the cost general
And low we ask Who is II that has ocisted freedom
With war In Italy? Who but the Power which declares
| that only by the sword shal Italy become free?
This is the policy Of Austraasgnla ,de conca.ory''
Austria as Mr.. Dsrael has just descrbedh And
can any one doubt what has impeed the 1owerSor the
youth ofIay tho banner Of The Monarch 4
hH,saf TO put end TO the oppression OF his Aoun
Blind OF heart must he be who does not H. 1t this
renewal Of the undying struggle between freedom aud
tyranny. Every ErghshrnaS will follow with bis
Pahes and prsyers Let those who fighting for fro