The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-05-20

DO safely calculated upon TO east national enthusiasm
throughout England ~ well a. Germany against the vast
projects or French aEgran tsement, which would In that
event become patent TO popular perception IL comes
scarcely within scope TO sketch tho influence which
defeat OF the French armies by Austria would exercise
upon the stability of Louis Napoleons dynasty la the
event OF reconstruction Of the East such as has boon
approved by prominent Preach and Russian statesmen,
Phnce Napoleon would gain Egyptian vceroyaity and
become the Tsncred OF this modern crusade The Prn.
cess Cothde would not bo the first Of her TO found
an Eastern Principally; while the asute Emperor or
France would rid himself OF somewhat turbulent
jeot and nruy establish the prestige OF the French
pire the last OF ancient onemes Such the
prospective consequences OF this al,ma rate regaa 10
Europe and Asia. After all, very much disposed
TO agree with our friends OF the Peace socetyhat there
would be no heroes II there police C0slo toontem
cTeda1sus Jocem reSaaye!
THE ITALIAN COMMITTEE OF NEW YORK
From the New York Eco dItaiaJ
TO TEE ITALIAN RESIDENTS IN AMERICA.
Italy rising once more to assert her independence
The national cause represented by the state Of Sardinia
supported by the sympathy Of all civilized people and
aided by France, ever the avant guard OF European
civilization awakes TO life. In this crisis ii is the
duty of all Italians to unite strengthening the valor OF
Tho Sandman army the hope and support Of national in
dependence
The soldier called TO defend the rights Of his country
often obliged TO leave bis family without the Of sub
sistence, which they had received from the labor OF
hands, and the image Of his aged parents OF his wife and
children exposed to all the horrors of want accompanies
him 10 the field Of battle and presents itself like spectre
to his Imagination chilling his enthusiasm and restraining
his valor.
1t is msnifestiy the duty Of all italians who are pre-
vented by circumstances from taking active part
the TO aid these poor families assure the sol
der that his fellow citizens win watch with paternal care
over the weli-beiDg Of his dear
To this end Central Committee, under the control of
the Sandman government has been organized Turin,
with local committees In the provinces composed Of dis
tnguished members Of the Parliament masisracy and
army to raise funds for the support OF the poor families
OF the Italian soldiers fighting for the independence OF
country.
In connection with the Central Committee Of Turin
committee OF Italians has been organized In this city TO
raise funds for tho same object The contributions will
be received BY the Treasurer Of the Committee Ottavo
Fabbricotti, Esq, 81 Beaver street, who will give
cep TO each contributor The name (uness anonymously
and the amount OF each contribution will be published ia
the Eco diaa Of New York, and in the principal pepers
Of Turin.
The funds will be forwarded to the Treasurer Of the
ted by the sandman authorities Will be published in the
principal papers Of New York city.
Italians in America The Committee OF New York, In
laying before you the object Of their organization feel
confident Of yoar cordial operation in the political
phsnhropc duty Of aiding the poor soldier In the
his destitute family while he goes fight and TO de- not
only for you and yours but also for the great cause Of
human liberty.
They call upon e trne sons Of Italy to lay aside the
distinctions Of party and to unite with their brothers at
home in the work Of expeng once more from our be.
loved country her hereditary enemies Give according
your means, and the Offering, be IL ever small will be
consecrated by the holy sentiment that prompts it,
Promote the subscription among your friends and the
friends Of Italy, tell them that She the ancient mother Of
civilization, pores their aid; tell the people Of America
that as they once struggled for their political existence,
your country struggles for hers None will refuse
the tribute Of bis sympathy for our cause.
". Botta, President. E. p Fabri
o. Fabbrcotti, Treasurer. Guglelmo Gajani
G. AIbnOa. NJ. Passacald
G. Cessarini v. SquarM.
NEW YORK, May 10, 1853.