The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-07-31

experience checks such Incidents are caused by crcu
stances which 4 = impossible 70 foresee. II 10 long
weakening, and even the humiliation OF Sardinia A
oera and constitutional power enjoying freedom OF the
Lefty in everything prevails could not sxiss By the ds
OF The absoutam OF the Austrian in Iombar
for the on sSe u 81 ae I'M. military province: Of Austria
OF Tuscany hodena and Parma agan Of the Pont0caI
government , ana lastly Of Naples, subjected to tha
system which mas prevailed there for years back
Nicoo Tommaseo, In letter To the Ioodou Poa s.vs M
the Pspal g0vernment-Wh COMPROMISE might nov
be into the Pspa States having no msr
Whatever from the fact OF ts being by necessity
would involve confession OF past evils and by stripping
that shadow OF government o. ali moral authority,
would only oster new disorders II tho other Italian
States should establish under more avora-
BILE conditions tho subjects OF tue Pope would have res
degraded by such contrast 50 that from regard 70
him. the Italian Princes ought all to govern after his
fashion and would be for this mat the arms o. France
Duncons laid ON the prets by ne laty, even TO obtain
this miserable result must DO extremely severe, for we
AL know what result attended the letter 70 Edgar
Ney, and the recommendations addressed 10 the
Pope in 1892 by the different European Powers;
recommendations which the 6oy See promised
70 attend to. Were Rome so to speak, regarded
royal residence bot almost the temple Of the head Of
bonor OF toe catholic Powers-au invioabiity to which
the unarmed guard and modest Of Pontif
stl more esctusly contribute, s Catholic nations
10 unite IN furnish the necessary expenses
OF bis ministry Know well that this would not satisfy
those who desire everything precisely because they
W
csey because they effect nothing Hatred neither {,
persons nor 10 doctrines nspire these bound
TO cherAb gratitude TO Plus TX who interceded for
when in prison. and he did in vain, that only Illus
Iaes power prince but not detract in any re-
spect from my gratitude IN lS4S braved popular cia
mors, beedleis popularity which, with the appear.
ance Of courage. Iembes Al breath Of wind aud de-
plored the ncopsderse Impotence which has called down
20 many calsmities on Italy.
In the absence of further precise details treaty
peace In Italy, the most ridiculous are current
in Paris, including that the King Of Sardinia will ab
dictate.
The republican party in France Is principally dssatis-
led with the result Of the and n agreed that in
Italy attempts may be made by the radicals 70
create disturbance and 10 endea effect
the progressi and moderate reforms.
The French Minister Of Var has, by teegraphs couu-
fernandez the departure Of more troops for Italy
letter from VAleggio Gays that the French corps
doymee have commenced their eolntermarch.
few Of cholera reported TO have occurred
In the Austrian army.
The vepns journals already Specializing thu
cults for England Of the relation established between
France and Austria
letter In the London Advertiser (Kossnth's organ),
supposed TO be written by the great HuDgaraa,
While his Majesty Of France preparing liberty for Italy
and perjury for the Pope he merely psl.ry mil
lions for Channel fleets and armaments Bis do mess
subjects, however, In the interim, at his doliuess
mercy With his Asjestys assistance their Holy Father
and his Swiss rob- murder and ravsh hoee that resist,
and ensleve those that submit to him They VINO enjoy
these nesmabie blessings OF Papal and mperis ope-
ration, the Italians whom his Majesty invited 10
6eht for Italian freedom OF the sort Of freedom for
which they were to fight PeYugia gives them sample,
and gives them sample, TOO, OF the faith Of the
that promised 1t.