The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-07-12

especially a. far as England is concerned We have no
htsitation in declaring that we think Austria p be all
They hays always Been her vulnerable point they have
always been the excuse for her financial extravaganza.
For them her monstrous army maintained and drilled
of For them her purse has been empted people
impoverished 70 bankruptcy she o be souder, safer,
richer, 1tosa them We are deeply anxious to maintain
Austria, great empire necessary element in the ba
lance Of power, and We believe we shall do great
service to her and to Europe by advising aud
her for ever from the burden and danger Of fH her
costly dependencies. The stronger the influence we
bring to bear Austria in this sense the better for
her. peace be quickly made while the victors are
flushed with the satisfaction OF conquest Francis Joseph
may obtain many advantages that might be later refused
To instance one Npeace be made within three months,
retain its the portion Of the Austrian debt which
egaed upon as province Of tha empire We shall BIO
than in war, and If her diplomacy prove less disastrous
thun her arms.
Another difficulty of more complex nature is the set.
Element Of the territorial distribution Of italy Tue
IS: The Pope must, no doubt, sec Sa = the
done with the small PrincipaitiesP Sardinia will
certainly have only her due in obtaining Lombardy and
Venice Is she also to have Tcany Parma, Aoda, and,
nd strong kingdom Of North Italy But these important
Details cannot be treated Of at present. they must Be settled
y ths s'ise Of the people con9aed and by The o'd0m Of a.
pledges many often and consistently repeated The
Emperor and Prince Napoleon have repeed every oppor
tunity Of putting for ward French claims and biep
France Is honestly fighting for the independence Of Italy,
and for the immense moral influence which such achieve
men. ~il gx to her IN Europe We think it right to be
ties which will soon arise. that we may not be
taken unawares by the event. For ourselves We
macy Of England viii be instrumental in bringing il
about We trust that Russia and Germany will lend their
aid In securing this most desirable object for peace be
not obtained by Europe after the expulsion Of the Aus
trans from Italy, none can tell what new flames, what
more extensive coniagration, may spring from the
quenched fye Prussia has armed and is even TO send
of observation to the Upper Rhine. This stimuli
aneous have reason to believe 1t to be, with her
declaration that her movement is purely Of defensive
10 arm in defence OF Germany and to gather her power
TO off the allies, it, flushed with success, they should
think Of pushing their advantages too far For the same
most right that the forces Of England should
be in the efficient condition in which they are at pre-
sent, that neutral Powers deeply interested they
with strong hands when the beigeronts have decided
their battle. We may thus reasonably indulge the ex-
pecta.on that at no distant date may arrive dec
Southern Eurore upon bases which will satisfy the leg
innate desires Of the Italian people, and give every qua
rantee for future security
from the Liverpool Post June 27l
The state Of feeling throughout Italy cacusted great
ly 10 embarrass Louis Napoleon Victor Emanuel de-
cdedly popular 10 more placed than In Piedmont Iu Pa
via Crema and Breecis his Majesty Is sau,ed sole
sovereign and In Tuscany the Minister Of the Interior
has warned the people 10 be moderate in
their manifestations, and to avoid those questions
which calculated to create q conflict Of
opinion among the different States His Holiness the Pope
protests against the dis,nemberment OF his prncpaty
and has announced the receipt OF letter from the Empe
ror of the guaranteeing its integrity In the
time appeared in the Monueur very important political
communication 10 the effect that the dictatorship of
King OF Sardinia not 10 be permanent Toe future
government of Ialy is TO depend upon settlement when
the is This statement dsagreeS with has
previously been published respecting the annexation OF
Lombardy to Piedmont anG is coDectured that the En-
por pushing The hG2 dde may, after all, appeal 10
resol suffrage and The ballot bon the accomplishment of
the lonk Wh,ct the s,ooyd has commenced.