The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-08-05

parasites aud TIE prassrs a1d asssors Of The lat,
var OF aggression. As Ia. there Va soms,h,ng
powerrgy luocrous N the posi,oa M winch Lord Pal
aad Lore Joho Russell have osea placed by thsr
i0p efial tieud and patron. The bitsea ingredients
wrre poured by their hands into toe csuron OF asn
dacontept Upon them rssu no enAll measure OF t,s
responsibility OF having stirred Up and f,meated ascs
pas.ns which have made ll,y uosovernable 60. the last
ttn years They stimulated tue revouuss who pio,ei
and oouspred against the Pope the King az Naples the
Emperor CT Auslm. and tue D1cai Sovereisns OF ths
southern Peninsula, by seeking OCCASIONS for usiucas
the established governments, and expressing sympshy
with the ssditous designs VI tao turbulent poron OF
their subjects And whsa the unhappy excommgaicsisi
Cavour (~ho became their idol because bis sacTeg)as
crimes brought DO upon his auahema CT tas
Supreme Ponhff) corsummated nis folly and his wicx
edpese by nnchAinpg the spirit Of anarchy on lay aa
invoking the AID Of French imperial despoism Ia orter
TO ejecl the Emperor OF Austria from his rishtiu
possessiops these two Brteh Ministers had the ince-
SyoSed oSiss! Of the Franco s.rdiaan INVASION Of Lon
hardy, the expulsion OF the Germans out OF Aly and
their hope that might De accomplished. When IN op-
position they vehementy denounced their rivals for
poeed leaning towards Austria, inconsistent with the
declared neutrality OF this country. yet hardly
they seated the Treasury bench when they planned
erosion Of Napoleon. The ndeoency Of such oouduc
need not point out or dwell upon, but s prod,sxic
10 see the two great Catholic empires exaAus. each
other in deadly conflict, after which they might
inisrp0se and peremPor,iy %po;s sa.'r ON ss.'
Lord John, 60 doubt had in his porol, Constitutions
ready dried for every State IN Italy ready t. 9e
forced upon them the the exhausted begereoss
found sssry lay down their c,upof this
Sort he cunninsly calculated, would give bis party
tge in Italy, and cover bis osn gorgeous blunier VI
during the late glirst Russia Heare f1UN
less his great anxiety TO "ocsze the Preach war IA
Austria and bis threats-unnecessary We bedeyeio the
Prusssn Regent to prevent the bterpostou OF Germsny
in that quarrel We then fancy his chagrn at the
di,conhture of his nice little plans BY the extrAorinsy
conduct Of Napoleon Peace has been MAZE without hs
ineryt nton of Lord Pamers,on and Lord John Russell
the Secretary OF State has been banked OF the
opportunity Of soldering his cracked reputation
statesman far foreign affairs conce.red and Of
woupdng the Holy See-ope Of the darling objects o. hs
life since the death Of OConnel enabled him with safety
ss he Supposed 10 throw aside the mask Of literally
which he when be denounced csmou,s OF tue sa
O-aDgemen against the CONCESSION Of the Catholic demand
for relief from the monsrous oppression Of the Protestant
establishment. as "the miserable whispers OF factoar
and to reveal the bitter bgotry which ranked all the
while in his inu,ost heart Ssurvy irea;eal, DOUBT
that which the magnannous Napoleon thought sooi
enough tor his ia~rng tst.e-ers Surely iheif eerve
s. cophancy deserved better requtsl H. might At least
have thrown them overheard T.th soneEhat less OF
ostentatious contempt He excuses himself foT -hrupty
rminating the war which ne go qnscl5y coaLoace1
by stating in bis address the army that he lsuad il
likely TO extend yond the limits he had prescr he'd
himself TITS announcement has bses cons:rrst a. in.
plying that Prussia VAS about 10 eater the lists behalf
Of Austria, but the frank and honest svowal Of the
peror Of Austria that be consented 70 purchase psacs ~
The loss OF noble province because his natural Gs hal
forsaken him, puts end 10 this misc ,ncsplon WAIST
the real meaning Of the ch eer ga
tirus in bis conf ieacsws tAe upon us .
say, but state positively that PrusNI playing
false game towards Austria sad the Gsrmanc Diet,
that she was, usual seeking her axgrant semen,
at the expense OF Austria thai the conditions upon whoh
she proposed to draw the sword while the En3erors
hgatipg within the Italian frontier we're grossly sci
fab and inolersble that her conduct throughout was
toruous slippery and ungererous and that Withstand
ing the contrary declarations OF the Prussian S1e
Gd:ee the latest proposals which she offered to Austria
the basis Of treaty Of peace were by IA
vorable TO Austria the conditions sgreei upon at
Vilafrarca In fact Prussia has closely re-
pcaug her disastrous game Of 1902 and If another jena
should beal her. there will be ew sypathise with he.
for her cake when the whole truth connected with
her recent proceedings sha be revealed 70 the world
Assuredy her day Of trial will come Napoleon Ill 1--we
but three years unless she ayerts the shock did
when she robbed George III, of Hanover, by entering
once r,ore into an alliance against Great Britain. OF 1s
four sticks which made up The bundle, two aresiy
broken; and it is not a all Improbable that these two
patched up may be found useful in breaking third
Austria held Lombardy by the title deeds which
guarantees the Rhenish Provinces 70 Prussia and the
latter considered ii her duty or her interest to remain
neutral while Napoleon was driving the Germans Aus
trians from the left bank Of the Po the treaty Of Vienna
be why Austria should not remain neutral
she think her ilteres when Napoleon shall consider
the moment opportuue for expelng the Germans Prus
eians) from the right bark Of the Rhine.
As TO the liberated Italians they appear TO be
ragged against the French and Sandman emaucpaors
than they against their German tyrantsn Do
they already perceive that they have got King S.ork
lieu of King Los One of the weghy charges against the
Austrian government In Lombardy was that clogged
the freedom OF the press The Pedmontese Governor of
published edict forbiddpg the disenthraled editors
emsncpated Milan on pain OF instant suppression OF their
free journals TO utter sentiment that could be deemed
offensive either TO the treaty OF Vafrancs King Victor
Emanuel, last least TO the Regeneration General o.
oppressed natonaes-his Imperial Majesty Napoleon III