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

lutopist, and was ven IN c'oee c,p6nem n
teaching much eseCed-nOs withou. intention or without
Eject While yet infant ne placed exclusively 10
the hands Of the PRIESTS and they have spared no pains "
represented being very sssidous his pfacsices Of
devotion, his bed beng completely covered with cruel
hxes rosares and amuets and he passing the greater
part Of the day in tutoring paterDosers and Ave Marias
Tmid and almost shy In the presence OF Strangers he
knows one and no knows him. The royaists and
the moderate hberale attributed him. the
nost excellent intentions, and believed him TO be kept
by the authority Of the King and hatred of the
Queer and forced IKE the ancient Roman 70 play the part
of brute until he tha show himself to be Brutns.
They assumed Ina, his exaggerated devotion but
lent 10 oMNm SUSPICION ctDg actions OF nrmness
and bebevolence, and PROMISE In his name immediate
ly his accession 70 the throne, the constitution and
general amnesty.
TIE PARIS letter from which we have quoted says
But though this party has at la head OF the hahest
Psnss and hSs for b. no proved hal hs j. eiSss
serious minds found hope & q The Dochess Of
into direct opposition % The Queen !, hA. = present
without Importance but sIich sie IN strange oosua
sSo for taste tor SSn"s and hses aaa
,ncs xs ppst .s Az the sega. makes r. sppsarnsoss 70
he'd end AND prove:
very sa.Ss with certain psrsons Who are no.
Of The Opposition ha road % power JOSH before
mos. favored friends s SOss1er. that win
os % M @ ss
te by youth vivacity the paace
"a, which Ike hospital than tne scat of Court and
has already the Of tomb closed " all Walters
and hiding from al In royal patient. crowded vita
pestp, who bring relics and mir.cuous objects thus 70
retore the Ring, abandoned BY the phi scaDs The
by smon OF Versailles during the last days Louis XIV
Now that the Duchess Of Calabria Queen of the Two
Scies, will soon the effect OF her influence on
large scale. Will II be thrown in favor OF Aus ria or Of
IayY her husband is as much under the influence Of
the priests as he is represented TO be- Naples might be
weaned from her neutrality and made 70 declare in favor
Of Austria. But then II must be recoeced that by family
ties the new King closely allied TO Victor Emanuel The
party OF his stepmother Austrian and therefore hs
feelings and sympahes must be, in very spite Italian.
The Line or ten millions Of people over whom he
rules have too long groaned under the iron deepotsm Of
his father and family not TO be yearnng for Italian
independence If he would retain his throne he must
concate only his people, but France. IL has been
well known for time past that part OF Louis Napo
Icons programme TO restore the crown OF Naples 70
the descendant Of Murat. II Francis II. should now
throw himself and his kingdom into the cause
Of Italian Independence, that programme may be
modified for his sake. not, he would appear
10 hold his throne by o rather insecure tenure, for
be would only have 10 contend against the potilgs
OF bis stepmother and her party and against the Itaau
reeolutionsts but aso against the ntrgues Prince
Lucen MuIat backed by the Emperor of France We
that England and France about 10 dipom
with Naples and 70 send ministers the Court
of Francis H. Tbs impo tant feature in the VS..
of policy to be pursued by the young King. sa--..s