The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-06-22

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He declares he Italian, only anxious to secure the
triumph Of Italian Independence and unity, aud mortal
enemy 70 all the pHrtsans Tuscan munici allan.
fact he out Piedmonteses the Pedmoptese Can /. be
that Napoleon should his success TO the mere VAL
gar trick Of always holding language perfectly contrary
to bis real nindY
FEELING OF THE SANDMAN PEOPLE ON
THE FRENCH ALLIANCE.
Turin (June ~ Correspondence of the London Times.
Amid the satisfaction and here caused by
the favorable opening Of the campaga, it may be OBJ.
served that upon the more rejecting uneay thought
sometimes inrudes itsefa doubt 10 VIVA. Is conlng
afterwards, ana az to bow al will end. While we tsne
ard then arises 10 dash the JOY OF triumph The mutt.
fudethe uDhipsrg owdcheerB and hnrTass and ilu-
inmates. epplauds the Emperor OF the French te
raor Ct Tia sticks tricolored cocsade in its hat and
gees all 10 rose color Bd. the few in this country
who at The profent time look beyond the even;
oi The lonf, are not 60 completely content.
They begin to perceive that they longer
in Piedmont, but 10 France, and they are evi.
Gently moes,ed by doubts whe her they sha ever
get back TO Their county or rather whether their
own country viii return 10 Them months
ago; and tbs rot the care only with those who ue
locked upon by the revolutionary party with suspicion
and M reosrades, because they long opposed war and
ne policy which they saw was leading 10 il, although
ihey COW tne cophct having actually commenced,
tuTRy dtsiIe ibe of the Pledmonitse arms. |
can ssuIe you that there pers whose attachment
to The Italian cause ana desire for the expulsion OF the
AusiIiars be doubted who yet regard un-
cssi,y the course that hae been adopted means
taEen 10 attain the desired end. Argue the matter as
they may, they cannot bring themselves to repose
implicit confidence in their powerful ally. Tbey
look with suspicion even upon his delicate slten-
tons they expatiate the great good faith
has hitherto exhibited, the spirit of fair play ia
which he has acted towards the Pedmon.ese army,
whoee gallantry in the recent engagements t
would have been easy 70 diminish in the eyes OF
Europe by adjoining 10 them French dvisions they hope
that the Emperor s not expepdng all his tons poced ~
plain Of him at the END. They themselves 10 mis-
betds, they look back upon his past career, aud they
srve, bot In voD TO feel themselves entirely IL
is Fad thing for man to have forfeited his reputation
Tor cancer, those he beirends suppress
pcior Of his ultimate intentions. Persons who would
fain pesusde themselves chat all will 60 "a they
desire remark how fine an opportunity Napoleon
III. now has 10 retrieve himself in the eyes
OF the world. When he has driven the AUG
traps out of Italy land that he will do 30 no Italian
for moment doubts), let him also al with
draw leaving Italy TO the Itaians Let him accept no
requia Tor his servces the gratitude Of hbsra,e1
people and the glory he will have gained by his victories
In his own country his prestige viii be augmented his dy
nasty strengthened end no longer threatened the
fsesine dagger ne may cro~n his trumphs abroad by
granting increase Of liberty at home. This Is what
people here wish he would do, but they dare not
hden,y reckon upon things turning out thus. They evil
IDENTIFY have lurking msgviDge 70 the entire disinte
resedrsss Of French assistance ana lind Impossible to
ihemteyes INTO perfect conviction that the
puson Of the Anstrians from Italy, by the nsru nsnta
" Of French army, Is tanlamoant to securing the
freedom Of Italy and her Independence OF the
foreigner They sigh for releasd, but Ienhle
lest they should accomplish only exchange One Ia
dcstion of the prevalence OF such douots amoog
TIE refecbrg classics here may traced think 10 me
general III feeling towards EUgsud and in tbs arEisy
shown (and when breaks out in every conversation o.
political nu.ufe tween an Italian and an Engisnman)
10 the course she will pursue what they oil along
sred to see gsno co operate with Fan,e ard s4r
dinis in the liberation Of Italy II IS probable thai
up extremely remote date many chung homes that
such q combination mignt be brought about Erg an1.
they sad would act az check on France; when the leg
innate and avowed object OF the shonld be acco n
pshed, ii would be in her power, conformity with RAY
10 stop the contest Iiay considers herself % nave
cla England account Of the encouragement held
cut 20 her by some OF our statesmen; and sardinia,
especially, takes this view of the matter, What
exapreratipg, perhaps, the claim she Established by
her cooperation Crmean war Aid from that quar-
ter being considered hopeless the anxiety is 10 kno
whether England ia likely 10 preserve her neutrality and
at what point she would renounce H. They woad lAia
know What course she would ADOPT the French Emperor
finding the formidable quadrangle OF Austrian fortresses
oppose TOO great obstacle 10 his advance in that drec-
ton to resolve 10 push the another quarter
and to lurn bs views TOW ards Vienna Although the
III feeling here certainly extends itself 10 thing Eog
sb it present eovernmea. which excies strong
est anGpathy and mstrust because IL believed
Italians 10 have leaning to wards Austria Lord Derby
looked upon with particular sversion and there Ia great
mpatence 10 zee how hings will shape Themselves 10 tbs
| new House OF Commons.
THE GRAND RELIGIOUS FETE IN VIENNA.
Vienna Dune AZ corr espondence OF Lsndon Zines
ccta DC ea haze. go Bsts suay saaresso,
themselves 10 toe oy Virgin, and hupby relueGted her
as "Generassimo" Of the army, TO take the matter il
Land.
the city were filed by women walking IN procession be
bind the roc,ors of the different parishes, who
Saints, martyrs &c, worked in tapestry. Towards te
O'Clock the different professions united and went to tn
Our Lady Which in sne suburb % Of u
same name. Among the notable persons who wake
Charles, the ArohduEe Ludwig, hs son the Mnisse
Of the BONE Department the BIrgomaster, &C. To
people, having whoiesoms fear OF the agents thu
Chief OF the Police, committed excesses but many O
them evinced their dsapprova Of what going on by
gbes, jeeIs eod oisresoeotfu gesticulatons II is
terry impossible that such nediaval observances car
! The
have had here 10 tay sill not be 10 the taste Of the
which detests the clique tba, apowerfal il
Austria.
CURIOUS POSITION OF THE CATHOLIC
CHURCH IN TIE CONTEST.
Paris June g correspondence OF LONDON Stsrl
moral nuifarce is decidedly the fact of the Popeh
nunc 10 having i;ated at Vienna upon the occasion
The public service ordained at the Cathedral call
the blessing Of Heaven upon the Of Austria wh
the ambassadors of the other neutral Powers actual,
absented themselves from the ceremony fron
motives Of delcscy, i. ceE taniy does seem strane,
that the Popes nuncio should not oiy besow his pre-
sence but his sssance OF the here re
tori by saying that the Pope has here as well
that functopary must keep tue balance by ociau
o. Notre Dame lila service should be cou,nanded 10 nj
down blessings on the of France The circumstance
has called forth the indignation OF the Parts press which
oamors loudly for some open expression of the real nten
its neutrality is bent upon taking. Some dark ru
which have been afoat during few days past have
gwen stIa5ge suspicious OF its 1elity, either TO s vo
10 its best beloved son the Emperor Of France to that
| oftneek and peace maxim. neutrality.
The grand so,tser Of toe Jesuits veulot risen
more brilliant than ever from his smoudering embers
and attacks all parties without discrimination.
NJ Gouden, the Partisan of Naples, writes humping
brochure all celestial blue, on the virtues Of its defunc
king and the future qualities Of it's living sovereign while
the Ani dc Ia Religion bellies the the treschery
Of the Bishop Of Robbie very measured language
All Of once, ard as If by magic, the relgioue writers
have risen TO the surface to take part in the war;
what is this q 50 mptom9
The Paris Uio' OF the 9th Of June expresses sasfac
ton that the general feeling ct present the Pope
Of conservative character and that although per-
sons would advocate the Of separating spiritual
power Of the Holy Father from bis political orty the
fraction adv coating that extreme conpar atvey
small in France The Russian church, however de.
cla,es, would be delighted at such OF separation
that body eagerly desires the owpfa of the Roman
Catholic power The obec: of the article seems set fo,o
In the concluding lines where expresses hope that the
various Catholic Powers will carefully watch over the full