The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-05-02

satisfactory state OF affairs We are there
tore, SIR. in this coni .ou al the preset
momept-Frsnce and Austria have alike accspte
The principle OF esnerai disarmament, although
the Immediate manner in sbch that dis ar uauen
should % carried INTO effect they are not agreed sMd
n'a has not agreed 70 the ditarmau ent, accou
understood, OF her Rot having been summoned in pe
70 tho Congress might be hoped, under cTcum
stances, That be hiculy on the pat Of Sardinia
At east not prove ipsu but haze e sat,sac
son 10 snfom the House that this 7so,r.ro the M.,0i
dAseglto ,s cot.y on spec,nI nis,ion fop
2A'sn He has had snterpelo icsfh he cJearv
oheody AVID aasnr uhene II Elects The Sardniap
Munster man OF enlightened ana temperate opn,,ps
alo c3oD0t but believe that under he guidance Sardn
will take that course which, my opinep sIi b. toe
conducive not ony to her ADVANTAGE but to her
present circumstances Of the there is any Power IN
Europe which would wantony provoke war There Il
Power which may net be present at this Congress- when
takes place, but which greater than empcrors
congresses, and that ia the power OF public opnlon
(Hesr bear leo 70, believe that In this day that is
POWER WHICH can he wapton'y outraged. (CheeIs) Sir
should ,bipk gross outrage Of public opinion IT, under
the ciI circumstances in which now find ourselves with
resptc, the question: solution should be found
but that Of he sword (iesr, hear On the coctrary
appea7s that the cisnts OF settlement are ia er
stnce, .bd, although know It is c'sbeartening III cou
ducipg tgtiaOLs 10 find that you rapidly arrive
The result you desire. sll, the whole cannot bn
trace in AL has occurred predomnsns wish that the
wish TO conceal from this House aud Tho country that the
Hsue is DO mean one war In Italy Ia not q in n
corner An haion mar May be, and probably will Je
E1cfean (hear, hear) ire waters OF the Aoria,c
cani0t be disturbed without egitatirg the waters Of
the Rhine The port Of Trieste Is rot merely an
Italian port; Il is port which belongs to the Ger
mspic 1olferation, acd attack the port of Tr
este is rot attack Austria mcs ely, but on Ger
many. (Bcar, hear IT, uer, a tcar spread eynd ne
precincts # Italy, Eagiasd Interested not onv from
those enlightened PRINCIPLES Of cicilsano achick max
her iook ,cih adrerse eye ANY atempt to d,,tu,
me peace Of the ,ccrd but England may be fnrestea from
noterial co7,de dons of the nscst urgent and snos
character. Hear, hear) Sir, under these cr,um.
stances am sure The house III treat with all tho tenn
that Is desirable the question that is
before them at this moment have placed before them
without statement OF the position OF these ne
gotiatoIs, and, sir, viii express ire than nv hone
will express sti my belief, that with srmness anc con
citation the peace Of the weird may be maintained
(CheeIs.)
THE REFUSAL OF SARDINIA TO DISARM
The Pec montese Gd.tne Of the 18th April pub.sbss
che answer OF the Sandman government the Louion
Cahnet with reference TO the request OF the latter ,hn
SARDINIA should consent to the principle of general abd
smuaLeonp disarman ent before tie assemb of toe
Congress. This ansaer Tor ~arced by telegraph
,he ing is the text
SARDINIA hSd BEEN admitted 10 the Congress The same
footing as the other pest Powers she lrod HE
accepted s I,cpte q qonefo disarmament az Hc hope thai
nor assent No"h not produce consequences detriaenoit Hy
such eagaJf8e and StH less he cguqt Eagtadrt
qrts concac the r,s OF knplsud IL b. hal
81 The eRi6'y ct Piedmont aoo In
In l'hls sa .na Is willing ria Win senoog eai
Goors into LoDbsfcy, 10 undertake.:
Not 70 place reserve under had been resolved
Ell &c the usirian ieesryes had leeu called In
Net TO mobile her arme, which Is a footing
Not 10 move her oos rou he purely defensive position
wlirh hey have occupied for three mooths
The received tevors the expectation Of an early
rnbpp of The Congress-