The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-07-30

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Of Piedmont For II practical sacrifice Of Peduontese
interests and objects 70 discontinue the war; leaving with
only Embarrassing acquisition entirely dominated BY the
fortresees left In the possession OF Austria Ono 10 In
doubt whether does not rather endauger than
the Italian possessions Of the House OF savoy The E
peror Of the French has doubt handed Lobady
In revolutionary spirit 70 revolutionary Power he has
wied that millions Of Catholic souls shall DO subject
France pledged 70 the past career Of Victor Emanuel
and 70 the increase Of tho sphere Of his bAneu nence
but be has hardly increased the real power Of that sove
reign In giving him city which must rival his capital,
who have not learned 10 hate the Jesu the
clergy and who than tolerate the Pope and the re
The great fact resulting from this treaty OF peace
lie, We suspect, the close alliance Of France Russia and
oacA Austria oedss LOmbardy and grants TO France
for somsthing Ia the way OF an indemnity.
This fact IL q menace To England and TO Europe
The aspect OF care affects Europe s that great
military Power overly protesting 10 personal
torest in an European question: putting forth
pretension Of emission" 10 right d0ne-a sort OF
armed v.hmgevich-whose ceunsels confined 70
breast Of (uness, indeed, Lords John Russell
the CsrbonsIi, sets aside the public law Of Eu.
rope, and, on grounds OF which he is the sole
every State 10 Europe. goes out to asht.o sp Christian
blood by the hands OF Mussuman auxaries-and evokes
oil tbose elements disorder and boodshed which shook
the fabric Of society from 1892 1876 ami later 188
In all thus Epgsnd Only affected as an European Power
But fpgsnd is, perhaps more directly affected than
spy other European Power. This alliance of France,
Russia and Austria may touch her her Interests
pesry touches the interests Of Prussia or the So
u
measures by which Louis Napoleon means to fuId the
yet unulaed part OF his Omission" He has rensa.ed
dynasty anc represented name he has reestabished
anoipc. and holds mis- throne by right Of unlyer-
sal suffrage; il remains only that hs should avenge de-
feat.
amost needless TO state after The above that the
7aJa has confidence In the professions of the French
Emperor for hs for religion thing else,
only go far as may suit his policy.
he has, II says, shown himself to be a man without
ecrup'es: protesting the utmost venerst.on for the
sovereign PonG and actually garrsouing the Holy City
Of the greatest enemy Of tie ponti the Krg OF Sar
dina whom he Allotted 10 his desg rs upon Isay and
whOse scindsl0is ou,rsges he has never reouked.
The King of Sardinia exists by his projection,
and the Emperor Of the ffensn is az much re.
gponfibe for the evil deeds Of that King Count
Cavour hins IT, That King is puppet 10 the hands
OF TIE Emperor. Cares nothing WITHOUT the rnperors
permssioD; ard dad that he Tecses recognise the
bishops 10 L0mbardy aud has already expected the
Josus TIE Empero OF The Fsencb, who ooas.et OK
people, doubt, who ssy that they trost the En-
peror oer credulS is greater than ours, and s
.hng more tnan human III the presence OF facts ike
there
But bear what has to say furshcr 10 regard 10 ap
pretended invasion Of England
Tie future is before us always, and is idle labor
to scan what may contain blu. II is difficult to con-
ceve low any man can say that the Emperor Of the
French is not preparing for with Eogland 1t
viii be The most popu act Of his life. He will have
every Frenohman on his cde With tue uucoacealed sym
pathes OF every nation in the world When ne sets
u0n his Campaign EDgsh soil, he need fear secret
societies or nsufr.cons at nome he will be hailed the
avepger Of nations snd as thescourge Of race that
of writing against ourselves good wishes OF ali people,
and that Will be pleasant recollection when tue scench
lsh diplomssss have been preaching revolution
throughout Europe, denoupcng established govern
aS sd sayo Oar .s sas
corage diebels against lawful Powers; and then
when hey failed, have hasely betrayed toem. We
good The wicked Nobody knows tina better than the
Emperor OF the French who, represcn,pg a"prinsipe
and Defeat" the revolution and Waterloo will take his
revenge upon at the frat opportunity we have allow
ed him to become strong by leaving Austria his hands,
and playing upon unstable Prussia and thereby prepared
the way a By admitting the wings to pc yer,
have deprived Austria Of the expectation Of
10 rom rs Of ns The nI
French, he lives will not forget what he us, for
not possible to deceive MIN with the hypo'rt'a pro-
LESSONS OF the present Cabinet while we are increasing
the navy and encouraging rifle clubs throughout the
country
THE WEEKLY REGISTER CONSIDERS IT foLIrIC TO BE
PREPARED FOR THE WORST.
preston 10 its fears OF invasion, the Weekly Re9
Of the l6b in its comments upon tee treaty
consider such event at all improbable II treats tae
England be bis policy 10 secure the co operation Of
some and the neutrality of other European Ssses The
s s n @ and
England againet him But what it demsuts, II be the
pocy Of Louis Napoleon to combine Europe France
egaipst EDglandY Does II not look as II this the
manspripg Of his subte pocyp That Austria will enter
INTO the conspiracy We do not believe No donot that
Pru,ran Regent sud by the present Cabinet Eogand
with reference TO the French expedition beyond the Alps
Austria is uety offended with England for the sympathy
avowed in favor Of Napoeops professed motives for the
Italian campaign, and is indignant at Lord John Russes
interference with Prussia for the purpose Of
dssuAdng the Regent from making the crossing OF the
Mncio By the French army fedzI; but francis
joseph did rot FAY at viasranca with the first Alexander
al Erurt, on opening the secret conference with Napo
leon 81 hate the English much you do" nor did ne
facilitate the restoration OF by holding pros
Great Britain On this point we think We caa answer tee
question and alay the apprehensions Of the Times
The Emperor Of Austria pay high price for
the cessation of hoses. because be encc uttered oppos
ton and treacbery whore he bad right expect support
n a, eH 10 ons ns Gsde who as far as the
the Lombard people, hands It over 70 Piedmont, but
Austria bas not entered into the Franco Russian league
against perfdous Albion though, IL misin
formed, her proverbiai perhdy and shness as ex
emphed In the struggle now ended not overlooked
az strong motive for ami!y between the begerent Em
perofs But Austrisn neutrality would be tri1ng aid
70 the coDsprators IN the event of an attack first upon
Prussia, and when abe, too humiaied and neutral
be prepared for s events and put ourselves in perfect
state OF defence, no matter how grea! the cost II
neutrality involve us In ISOLATION we must be ready by
ourselves to mRintin our maritime ascendancy and the
secarty OF our shores, cost what may Tue peace OF
navy and my upon Satisfactory footing to meet any
coniederacy that may he formed against or
1ld me MAXIM 81 rts pdcen para beum" apply with
20 much force
THE DUBLIN CATHOLIC TELEGRAPH ON THE COALITION
FORMED BY FBASCE AGAINST ENGLAND.
The Catholic Telegraph OF the l6tn inst which is always
anti English In tone, speaks OF coalition Of France Rus
aa and Austria against Eoglsnd II Is, however, more
moderate than might be expected OF toe treaty And lis
probable results speaks "a follows
The suddenness OF the peace has naturally created
sonishment and surprise everywhere but In England
It has given rise 10 feelings Of mortified pride aud deep
numiliaton-a feeling not 10 be wondered at when Il is
considered that though supposed 10 be on q footing
OF clese alliance and perfect understanding vita the
Emperor OF the French she excluded from any act
or part in bringing about tho peace concluded by
perors alone And this exclusion 10 rendered more
marked and CALLING by the circumstance though ex
ert!pg all her influence with both parties failed In
her repeated and strenuous efforts TO By her
mediation. Looking at the position, therefore, which
England bias thus been placed by The Emperors
and Austria, would not surprise Us IT. In the sequel rhe
bacame isolated from ali participation In the Affairs OF the
Continent The coalition against her will evidently be most
Formidable ss will consist Of France Russia Aus
trial. adedether voluntarily In spite OF themselves by
the German and Italian Considerations.