The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-07-18

should want for nothing will guarantee him an annual
that2
81 am he would and all Europe would support him
IN bis refusal The Pope would FIND, not without reason
that he would be as much prisoner with your six mil
lions rs he s at Savonna."
Napoleon detained very Ioudy-abounded iu
A. last said TO him "Your Majesty has
drawn secre. from The Emperor OF Austria
not wish to send back the Pope to Rome he does not wish
the Pope TO remain in prson end he also thinks notwt
standing, OF making provision for him. You, Majesty
knows the royal chateau OF Schoenbrunn. The Empe
will give it TO the Pope, with territory Of AZ
teen leagues entirely NEUTRAL and he win add an allow
ance OF twelve millions Of revenue. II the Pope accepts
that arrangement, would you CONSENT"
BE perfectly understood the apoogue but he was the
% snS ne nave non sas Pins
essy foreeeen That Savonna appeared TO him gcot
prison Paris; that he there, moreover the
of the church; that his conscience hts free
ritory that six millions year not necessary for hts
wants, and that twenty sous day, which he would
thankfully in voluntary aims from Christians
were sufficient for him.
THE KlSoDoM OF UTTER ITALY.
Tho conversation immediately reverted 10 the afars
Of Italy The Prince spoke with great contempt OF Italian
unitaransm 40, ali the chmeres Of the time" he sad
perhaps that is the most stupid That which at the most
might be conceived was a Kingdom Of upper Italy,
posed ~ the character OF the two peoples AT bottom
Of al these patriotic pretences which purposely
held up, the illusion could be clearly seen. Political
towns hate each wish destroy
each other Milan wishes 10 absorb Turin Genoa wishes
70 oevour VENICE"
POSITION
II Venice leavec the Austrian dominion she viii fall
into immediate and absolute ruin. Genoa and Ancona
not ignorant Of that would like very much on
account that Venice should not be necessary
Austria az military position, and that IL could be aban
dored. That would be great relief 70 the treasury
The mposs Of Venice mcroly suffice to pay for cleaning
the canals each year To keep up the city, preserve
the palaces from falling 70 ruin, and TO f up the Agoons
tie Emperor has to expend many millons every year
The breakwatsr which Ia the point Of being completed
70 prevent TIE harbor from being choked with sand has
coet thirty millions II s not Venice herself that could
perform such eres. works; neither will be III, Kingdom
OF Upper Italy Tho rival cities would put stop 10 H.
That great wreck cannot remain standing bu, unde, the
protection Of great empire.
TIE swfss HoyDHpBUND.
"Your Highness," said 70 the Prince, "wi permit me
frankly 10 address You all the questions which desire
would like you 10 tell me how Is that Austria has aban
doned the Sopderbundy'
Voluntarily. When ] saw the people were greuEly
agtated In the Protestant cantons 10 obtain q united
constitution with thu wow OF oruching the Catho
c, Lead iforn TIE frat word which IL familiar 20 you
IN tfaDcel sr0", lhosn n fact tho symptoms Of
tvil wncn had had shc tine and occasion to sudy
tod Fought 90 check the prcvrsy Tho conspiracy by
prudent meeaares sad 70 the people Of Lucorne (wuo