The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1859-11-03
The London Times on the Treaty Of Pea.

The London Times on the Treaty OF Peace.
Tho London Times Of the 10th makes the follow
Ing comments on the treaty Of peace si nod between
Austria and Franco
The terms wero almost identical with those agreed
10 at NilAfranca. Austria retains q portion ~ her
Lombard o. Venetian Kingdom n part goes to In
crease the duminions 81 vIoroR EnNANU d., and will
bear portion u tho debt contracted In tho name of
L0nhardy, tho terms Of which Inability, arranged
by the King Of the Bolsians, viii bS embodied IN u
nd treaty tO b0 signed tC-mpTruw. As far a.
rclc, able means GO Franco Will eudcavnr u carry
out the restoration u the eSied families "f Tuscany,
Parma, aud VI, dcuh, though have II from the f-
fcial htatcu cuts OF tho Imperial Government that
NAPOLEON al not enforce, nor INIT Austria to en-
force tho return of tho fugitive Soveregns OF the
union OF Italy under the presidency Of the P,pc
hear tt.. ftis probable that tho Holy Father has
at prcseI enough to do In keeping his own dDmin-
ions from revolt, and Is faT from byug either ablo
or wiling o. Ac'clt even an honorary supremacy.
Tho French Emrcr, went TO war for military re-
nowu, and 10 steug'hon his throne by ing tho
ambition Of bis amy and people. Tue yictorus Of
Magenta aud SDforinO W. re { him not means, but
ends. The sellveruucc Of Italy was but s.coGdlry
Object witt tho master Of half million soldiers, con-
hfeu' In his own pr eshiunN capacity, and anxious
u prove hi, theoretical acquemei u against those
of the slow and pedantic, though highly instructed
Aust'isns. vct"ty wa, to be It's "wn rc~ari, aud
when tht forces e the oncmy were driven fiOm field
70 fold, the Emperor might veil conc uie a war aud
| turn humbed f.. into an admring ally.
On this view OF the Empernr'1 policy We may pro-
nonoe Il TO have been Ieriecty successful. Ho h<s
| taken, II iH plain, new lease of power. lilo hss
shown how easily tho French people can he led n
obey q strong minded ruler, and how sud ienly the
old nstluets oi glory and nat, nal ascrndsncy b.
| awakened In them. The gain 10 the Emperor has
been enormous. Hc has satisfied tho impatiencc OF
the army, softsned the of the Republicans ST.
lenc, d even the criticisms Of the Oneansts, and,
above all, convinced fOre gn nations that hs 10 u
secure FOR at least some Yeas to come Tns Empo-
ror seems H. have felt thAt tins revival nsefu n
hun, and tetminGd on tho bod stroke which ~
n-establshed his influence at home aud in Europe.
The Austrian war was prepared fr fIom ab ut this
time last year, and the hnt day II 1889 the cur
tain was allowed to Tlso on the new drama
The Austrian Court with its Usual Ob stnscy, has
insistd on the literal fu6nent Il the b>ry4in made
L At Niliafrancs, and urges, with show Of lust CO,
that the right Of the exed DuSes n their torrt
rsts IN the same grounds a. tie rights of YIorog
| LMaAsun 10 Milan. But the f,eng of tho Italians
has b, en- too strongly expressed TO admit Of the qes.
| tion being settled by two foreign potntates All
that can heexpccted q NAIoLIOs s that he should
do nothing 70 oppose the return Of stiyes t0 the
Sta'1s. Ills cOnscnt binds himself, but t does not
l bind the Tuscsns and MOdenese, who have now
| taken the stter into their own hands. They aud
l tho Inhabitants Of RDuagnA have Usen plapoi IN
| state a revolution by events over which they
| originally had no control. Legitimate governments
ceased by the ,gLt o' the Severed. s aud they have
now orga Htd for themseyes iust.tu - WITH which
| TO one has Hgtt ~ Interfere. Both Austria aud
Frauoe have consented 10 tho return Of tie Dukes,
but tho iormer has equally bound henef not 10 In.
trfste by arms IN hay, aud the latter s not Obliged
b. take any STEPS In the sfsir. Let them both abdt
hy the doc sion OF the people whose Interests ato
| ciusiVey Involved. II Tuscany replaces the GTanC
| Duke, ard the R"nagnA submits tn the Pope, vel
| and gpod tut II they resist the friendly AdVicos o
. good corscicnce, say that his promises have beeI
i literally pettJTmel.