The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-05-24
THE WAR In ITALY.
|NGLAND'S INDEPENDENT POSITION IN THE
WAR.

rom the London Herald Government organ), May ILL.,
We are Obliged again. ana will DO for the last time u
20 the most unqualified denial to the statements made
letter signed "a Wing of 1897 and published in the
Neacs The writer the assertions made last
Eek by that journal, and refuted by in the Heral
mcly here has been understanding on the part
COVE nment with Prussia since January astv that
Cabinet began these arrangements aud act the
ample Of these Illicit understandings We reply that
gland hos understanding, arrangement dqyee.
nj ,Uha;erer Use uerbdl expressed implied soh
any other country respecting any eventuaities
|atever which may result from the present war. We
rm this with absolute knowledge OF the facts, and
uld the reverse be again asserted shall rot repeat
denial because shall then know that the invention
made for an thy purpose.
he Independence Beige mentions runner that expanp-
ps had been asked Of the French Government by Fog
as to phrase ia the Imperial manifesto, which, In
cpating The independence OF Italy "to the Adratic,"
plies the entire Gor0gation Of the treutes OF 1916 and
hdds that the explanations offered by France had
pesred sufficient at London and that better under
ndns prevailed between the two Powers.
POLEONS ABSENCE FROM PARIS-CIRCU.
LAR TO THE PROJECTS.
he Duke de Padoue, Minister OF the Interior has i'd
5sed the following circular to the projects
he Emperor has done me the honor OF calling me To
Ministry Of the Interior. without concealing from nv
the oiincules Of the mission which his Majesty haa
dded to ne, hope to find in my unreserved devoted
10 the imperial dynasty, and In your corporation
strength necessary for the accomplishment OF nav
The name bear Is symbol Of fidelity; the tradi-
Of my family trace out the line have 10 follow and
edy measured the extent Of the duties which cir
hstances inpoee Tho Emperor 10 about 70 leave
rder 70 place hmselt at the head OF heroic army
10 our brave soldiers, animated by his presence
glorously carry the flag Of France on the battle
" Italy, we, by our vigilant iirmness, will know
" secure the maintenance Of public tranquility a.
10. The Emperor, IN his proclamation to the French
pie, said;I conide the Empress and my Son to the
Of tho army which RENAME IN France 70 watch 0vor
frontiers and 70 protect the domestic hearth conlce
70 the patriotism Of the National Guard; confde
In short, 70 the whole people, who will surround
with that love and that devotedness Of which every
receive 80 many preofs." These noble words have
he'd every heart. In face Of foreign enemy, party
rcnccs disappear. All who wish for the m ,intonaace
der, and for the grandeur and prosperity OF France
rally round the imperial dynasty, for II is the Key,
Of the social edace. rely, therefore, Monsieur lie
y, on your experience, Your energy, and your do
bpesB 70 the Emperor. The departure Of his Males
ay give birth 70 unoasiness; be IL your endeavor "a
ont or disspate II. Whether ut distance or near
mimi Of tho Emperor watches over France. The Em
seconded by The Intelligence OF the last surviving
ier Of Napoleon l., and surrounded by devoted coun
fs, will continue his policy and his work Lc. us,