New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-06-28
ENGssaH EPPORFe TO KEEP 1nE
pRAnR.


The retiring English Ministry haze published, in
thick bllr book, the diplcnstic correspondence
BY means o. which they labo-ea TO aver. the arcaed
collision which has taken pao, y Italy. To jctge
from this correspondence, or tie portions of Ii Pt-
sbed 10 Tn London Tim,s, tt- pending war must
have someth.og Of inevitable des.ny about IT, since
il la. been commenced contrary to the declared
Intentions wisScs, and positive a-aarances OF a. y
he three natioa- engaged in it, AID in spite cf the
earnest and per,-7eiipg efforts o. England, Pius-
ais and Russia to prevent it.
The remonstrsaces of the Engl.' sc Cabinet were
Addressed first tc-the Court OF / iF.2, being d.
re ted against the wsrllke spirit r'hish the kng
AMI Count Cayour were fostering, end the walllke
pI yaratons they were making as L nding directly
To z rupture with iusiria. TIE suscfe,on was at
the .ime time expressed that the discomfort. which
was constantly increasing in Lombardy was stirred
M :, the secret sefsts Of Victor Emanuel In
repl-, TIE King and his Minister der ri that SAr-
dinis. had given or you'll give any csense to her
Deig.i bors. They p.cG-ssed 4 resolution to stand
BY existing treaties, sud positively drs7owed any
Infection TO cOuntcnsaee either lntT gre or reyO-
!. iT
in communicating their reply, expressed his own
opinion that the disco a,snt OF the LOm ards, which
he represented as very great, and e. YergadIng
all classes, was aes due to vaccinations
on the psrt Of Sardinia, st lcsso not to
any c-4st extent but that the mere existence IN
their .ighbOrhood ard among people o. their race
of a Government 60 free as that SaIiGia, was of
Itself excitement ensasi 10 men In N rendition
OF the Lombards, ths lenetans az :. .ae Popes
subiec.s
Meanwhile, the spserh of the Fre3et Emperor
TO the Austrian ambassador, on NeT-Sears day,
had dawn attention TO France the rsal principal
in the quarrel with AIsIra; aud the Ergissh Minis
try sympaihizing with the alarm cf.war which
that speech aud .Ls squivocal ai:eSaYt OF the
Moni.sar 10 explain t sway produced throughout
Europe. at once Instructed their iGsrssadors to
sddreso remonstIaRa es beth to France sHd Austria
and to-inyie the corporation OF Pru,ais and kuSsls
(whioh was readily giVea) 10 prevent 4hy disturb
ance Ji the peace 81 Harope
T's.e dispatches proceed mainly "a .he assum2-
ton ;Aat the growing irritation ostsesn Franc
snd Austria WAS produced rathor BY faults o!
ten -xr and BY Ea;uai mlsspprehe9 sons than y
any attention or e.ihsr eide II = MO wal, OF
sLy ,easons for doing so. There s, indeed, ca
int pa,ion 10 TIE Minister al PAS bSssd on recent
expressions BY yspoleOn of strong interest u tee
il xInal Affairs of Issly, that - 2sht asPi-a to
Isy the part 81 regeneratc.. But villa tie
Lsi,ish Ministry aIe also touCle1 By the J0S. Us
content felt 81 expressed by large r-it Of
I..l,. huuit his "a
gradual improvement of tb j. condition Lay best
be brought 252at By meaEs. II an understanding
between F-snca and Austz.L TneSrefe-. " Cen
trsl Italy n other wort., the Papal STATES, as
chiefly siaai.ng in need CT such reforms and en-
iptims,i.a . given thai gland would be quite
ready 70 consent 70 any modification &c the terrific
nal distribution Of Central Italy whiea France aud
Ausir.s might agree lQon-in othez v-ords, TO the
sacnla-;tation Of the States Of the Pope; though
in zsiter Of that set, il was not OF Protestaa.
S,a.e like England % make itself Conspicuous.
i war once besin-so these dispatches su9ses,
lin Itsly would soon assume t.le character ii s
revolutionary contest and MID expand Mo .
1.r Of dyuasi!as and opinions, the final reSalt Of
. which 10 ons could foreSss. To Fra.ae il j.
suggested th2i she would Lsye 10 bear th Aesyies,
expenditure Of blood and money sgains: foe pos
sessing great military pSwer, aud a discrimination
10 use il 10 the last ALE the phases II the Wal
would giye new life TO that dreA4sd class who
q look in anarchy alone for q realzat;on of theil
a7srice and AMBITION To AusiTis is presented
Tie apparition ii "eiiled pre.ea5ers '-Kossath
We suppose and every elias Of political theo
lists, who would see the possible realization o
" their wishes" while She is reminded that, ever
if triumphant, the cost nast be enormous. At TIL
same time, Austria MAS given distinctly TO under
stssd that England would remain neutral spec "a
tor Of the contest, and tts. in no possible cas-
would public OPilicu suoW OF any assistance |.