The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-02-17
THE ITALIAN QUESTION.


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The Alliance Retw.en France and Sar,l,.s.-
xsuiuion. of the French uud Austrian Press,
rFrom the Paris hloniteur Jan "a |
The intimate eations nicn have for lonp time exstet
between the Emperor and King Victor Emmanuel and the
recuocai me ests OF France ana Srdui had nics he
o o,er,g,s 10 tighten ~ fan,ly alliance the boi oh,ch
xu,t,d them For a pe od OF more than a wear pepota.
ns had place on the subject but the age Of tue
rage deferred uodl the present time. Yesterday
GeOera Ne charged b the Emperor u officially request
the hama The Princess Nara Code Tor Prince Napoleon,
was by the King of SARDINIA, who gave his con-
oat 90 the day the King announced the approach
ng marriage OF tbe Prncess bis daughter, u deput on
CT TIE senate and o the Chamber OF Deputies The
noby Will SHORTY tese place at lurin
TPar,s (Jan 2 correspopdence OF the London Herald
The Official note published by the M,nit.ur this tn ,rp
log rs eiher purposey or accidentally coucbei IN sucn
smpeuous ei ms ,ht both the advocates OF peace and
tle no eager y c.mcf for var avail themselves of lt
AND aadgSe as elncnng argument IN favor of taelr
ton of the statement treaty Of alliance, offensive
and defensive las been concluded the becose friends
Of ly on the other hand point out tnat tue official jour
ha docs moi deny the TACT OF the alliance having oeen
oiuoed but merely ASSERTS that soch measure was by
means oepcnaent upon TIE marriage o Prince Napoleon.
Ihese DOUBTS are very trying III Pars and are weicone
on at the BouIse where the lctoion they give rise 10
m the iuris have made several fortunes, aad unmade
mo N oJe s"a,ss % ne ,s, r ree %eess ms Con-
rdc,ors influence npo, TIE hdde q PdrtS than iclC tef
TO be hoped that the question VIII ere long De decided
one way Ut another.
TIE FRENCH PRESS ON THE ITALIAN WAR QUESTION
from the Parls Steele jan "a
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sbould France Az ainst her wish be drawn into a war
IN favor of sly tue worlds good would be with
her Our duty Is already traced out We saold renew
e various racr,ons of tue democratic party tue policy
we pursued during the Eastern war when ,he influence OF
vsre a, s,ake
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FROM the fafls Debats jan "a
das not diplomacy created IN the East Christao
Kingdom and endowed the Christian iath and tns Greek
nationality with refuge Tor the present. stronghold IN
the futureS Has not dpiomacy creatsi a Kingdom IN
Belgium and awmemoered the klhgdom OF the Neither.
ALds, ch appeared To be one Of the principal works OF
the treaties oil 1871 Inc upioa Oh france ana England
has surmouDtd very obstacle aud The past Of
diplomacy encourages our confidence IN It's future
tons.
International dhcultes, which we do not pretend u
deny exist nj the present moment, and France has gre
respect ny the OF the treaty of the Both
OF March, 1880, particularly connection with disre
gard for M letter spirit, which she would do wrong
bold cheap. We .ove peace, bat VIC do not cols der
that this love would proven by pus lanimos atttlde
or by sacrbcDg rights which ought 10 be iefeuded
We have 10 OBTAIN the consequences OF the Treaty
Parls. Ul. rep,ct b. these consequences that there
Vta always erta diptopsdtic cootcdtions, an Which
mast dhe dct,re poyt Tue execution OF a treaty
hse that OF 1906 Is as important and more
iaborious a task than its conclusion; and only
children could believe that when a treaty Is signed
nohne remains nut 10 oei~st ID toe stte archives sn
DnduRe n perfect reiose france protestei sginst
me proeo"u esr'ehton VI Ausula IN IN oeTst anu par
acu'sy hgsbs, tn. iknt oiameo py 'p' rover france
was pereouy Justneu IN 80 uomg. austria gave way
with re ct 10 ne ACT pu she mas not resigned the rght
wnich sne ati iou.e' W hereeh we may uere remark
that acoorog 70 tne point OF view OF ne vienna Cso
bet az Austr"n lotefVenou may pe Jusuue' py an ap
Peh o lurhey, he treaty o 1000 mas ceaseu 10 exist
turkey wouu hen De no longer pleu uoer the coiiec
I'VE guafaIbe o. Europa out under inc protecorate OF
Austria frnce heshlson had sought tns protectorate
Tor RussA thence the Eastern war. Were the preten
sons Of Austria admitted the name only Of the protector
would have coanged would have been Austria instead
Of Russia Austria no longer extends her territory
by marriages, as In the fifteenth century, she nego
Aacs; she at moment ncines towards one side Of
Europe at another moment the other. TINS game Of
see saw bas hitherto often succeeded Her role III the
Fasern has not been forgotten IN fact Aus
nis who was mensced the most by Russian ambition
Turkey scarcely In greater danger, for AUSTRIA had
Russia succeeded, would from that have become
her subordinate Nevertheless, she was sufficiently skill
full to persuade France and England that the support
which she did not lend, and which she would
count have lent ~ Russia service rendered
Austria thought thai snc could turn the treaty OF
1856 70 the same account as the that this treaty
doubtless concluded with tue view of establishing her
Meponderaoce in the East, and that every step she