The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-07-23

| The Herald ard Louis Napoleon.
/ REMARKABLE PEoPHBoIES CONCERNING Tag LAra
EVENTS IN RURofE, AND TIE FULFILMENr TsEsK.
from the New York HERALD Dec 27. 1881
THE PROJECTS OF LOUIS NAPOLEON-THE ANsliKA'
TION MOVEMENT IN PIEDMONT.
clue TO the projects OF LOUIS Napoleon at
last 10 have been Obtained TIE eyes be-
Ing openedqulckened by the Of tyranny.
the Cabinet OF Vienna shows obvious signs OF alarm.
With such aeiohbm Louis Napoieon, satiaet U;A Dig
nstses and es at hne. and eager 20 add subantsaS
restless Kingdom Of So dinid nor the half cru he'd Lombard
frornccs be considered safe Areaoy e1
smou dering embers of revolution at rarn ueher gold
nor diplomatic skill are idle rousns tue seds feel
nes OF the men Who under Charles Albert ansied they
we're gong TO reuvenste Italy The quiet aud efsc
tive means which raised Louis Napoleon the imperial
throne are now being employed Austrian prints.
70 exna the frontier Of France to the boundaries which
reached under the first Emperor Lorbardv ,ohose fer
~, plains have boed 10 many listers, hap bss
once suspended In the balance Of Fate Radetsky de-
msnds more men from Veuna, aud threatens II his re-
quest be not complied With, that the color will again
float over the palace at Turin and the towers OF Milan
We are inclined 10 think their apprehensions are prsma
ture is obviously contrary TO the policy OF tho
Emperor to involve hmsef In q European war Al the
very outset OF his imperial career His uucle, flushed
with bis victories IN and Italy and having At his dis
whole eervesceDee Of the revolution, could perhaps At
ord TO plunge France into wars Of conquest; but even
with his unparalleled advantages OF talent and circum-
stances reckless led ruin in the end Equal
ly Inevitable would be the fall Of his nephew IT, before
dated the hesrts Of his people, no madly to eu.
bark in Of oppression with any Of the great Powers
Not unmndul Of the desperate struggles OF the frat d.
years OF this century, and OF the escaps
which Europe then had all the great nations OF Europe
would at combine to crush tae monarch II mis-
Installation were 10 De accompanied by any reckless at
tempt interfere by violence Sth the present terrific
rial divisions Of the Continent Nor Louis Napoleon In
any ignorant Of this He knows what he would
have to expect and Is far too place in jeopardy,
for such an indefinite object the crown he has gained with
much labor.
What his policy will be to extend Ffench territory aud
to encrosch his neighbours tho east, who Ia
acquainted with the state of feelings in France, who
can form reasonable conjecture Of the designs Of the
Emperor, can entertain moments doubt. But he must
first guard against the possibility Of coalition Of the Euro
sleep before the golden apples be safely seized The
ianes Of Russia Prussia and Austria be extracted
Louis Napoiean viii NO. ad this an Impossible task
Fog be last twenty or thr years the destines Of rur
owing That Russia did not long ago engrph the Porte s
cspscous end had that Power been represented by
less skiul politician than Sir Slraord Canniughsd
Fa1ce failed 10 co operate with the Ecgtsh, even held
aioo from the sugge n more th an probable that tbs
last few years woul have Witnessed the Russian flag oat
the citadel Of Coosantnope This possession OF
key is the great aim of The Czsr Let LOUIS Napoe-
consent 10 the annexation OF Turkey aod 10
the world his approval Of the sgsrandzlug schemes Of
Ncholss and all the OF Eceaud could not its
fate. Il would become part OF Russian do
the tee n England The treasured object Of RpsiIn
bitten s,old b. chso1Iy ptch ISed by TIE inferece #
NicholdS in The Ty1pats schemes Louis Napoleon Pied
mont mary, and Belgium The Gar uolc Js only too
IN Frcrcc, the latter OFFER, in exchange ope
rate aeiih him in h Eastern pass So Russia od Be dis
Austria and Prussia only require to bc lot alone to come
to hosKes With each other All the fostering ea ousy
which has been ranking in their bosoms for
reb0S 10 nId vent. Ausr!a is indignant that petty
Northern rower should attempt 10 rival tne emprs OF
Cars Rnsaa eager 10 TO Europe that her claim
u the tie army In Europe no idle boast There
be but supreme in Central Europe; neither will
copsen. 10 reign the title to its rival In the one the
icera, party triumphant. aud views with horror the
principles
based; the auoraS Of Vienna would eagerly grasp any
preext for in,fr ering with the constitutional moparchy
a, Berlin Every reason, POLITICAL com nercial, ana
cal teaches That AreiA ard Prussia muet col
lson beore lrg An adrot monarch ike Louis Nspcls.
on couo easily conteve TO widen the breach and accee
rate matters BY tkully throwing HE weight nfst
ore Size, then on the otherby ieguing to sy npshse
With The doctrines Of MSfierDca day and affecting
friendly regard for the reisning family at Berlin, tho
spark csD easily be famed into fame. The rivals ara
eqcally balopced that Deitcer could afford TO engage
apober enemy SO long as the conflict lasted. Austria
ard Prussia ware fairly embarked in mutual war Louis
Hatoeon could annex PIEDMONT Baden, Switzerland, and
Be GUM win perfect IMMUNITY.
This, TO mind, seems the most likely course for
Louis Napoleon to pursue lie will give instructions his
ambassador at the Porte TO second the designs of Ras
and in ,t7n the Car ,Uould refuse 20 bsre he Representa-
tires Of Austria and Prussia when they caution nam hat
France is crossing the Rhine and the Aps He Will ses
Prussia and Austria by the ears threaten throw
his weight into the ecale against either his encroach
et consent 10 incorporate Piedmont, Rtl0r.m, Ssr-
land in France party be got up those countries
opay for admission into his dcnnions. Mean whi!e to
te whispered in oeaed ,oell Informed circles tia; an
rasen q Great Brain is The project nearest his heart he
nora ohsr part Of this continent These stories
very cloak TO plans extensive as those
which Louis Napoleon is maturing.
The annexation Of Piedmont and the other States the
Alps the Rhine ,ult be combined ih the mot str,m-
os encou,d 9ement Of enterprise and Ra,lrodds,
canals ttgdphs, lines Of steamers and factories Of every
description ~H yecire aoderL snpeus from the esta6-
l1hmeM Of the empire In Hts rerec is conf
0sencing for Ffance-an Which, during the ten or
oere gears ot probably destined to it, ,o.u do re
for thar country than any era which has preceded it
From the NEW YORK HERALD Dec. 2, 1861
ITALIAN PROSPECTS,.
Sapguine friends OF the Pope have INDUCED the hops
the recent Concordat with Austria would have ths
fsc. of Raising the poser OF the papacy. The nope
Let sistent with jndicious examination Of I,elsn
rotcs II IS DOUBTLESS true that the joncordat will ope
TO rally Austria to the support of the Paps churcn
but 10 raise the Pope even to respectable position
emopg moparchs is beyond the pc of the Court at
Vienna The wretched Bourbon dynasty which slo WY
dying out a. Naples of farce-consdered az
recommendation the secular institutions In the Paoa
dominonf. Like decrept old woman, who iorgcts that
has not spared her and leers aud mu nbes the so
words OF love she used to whisper into ravshed III
the Gays Of her youth and her beauty the Pope ugsra
oo-a bsoop and king, in name-in fact, decayed
fruhk-pubthipg, amid the sarcastic laughter OF
ghieDed world bulls and concerdas rescrts which
were once won't to make men rembe and fcebly clutch
Jog ct the sceptre which stronger bis Sus
tans if selfish purposes 10 bis shasy hngers ptia
bic epeotGbe.
But all Italy claims concern. Divided between two
parties each hacked by foreign power II watts the day
OF revolution patiently On side sIads Sdrdind aoiti
rs cotiattenol goue'nme on The LOUIS Ph,tsppe osel,
ats tnrtliog people its railroads, lis trade its efficient avay
en- the other, Rome and Naples with their decay their
paenacn q popular blood, their contemplate ruers,
and and then their spssnodic despotism Ia
the sovereign and client suffering among the people
e back 9. e f"mer stands France not Joryeal either Of
Lous An orF Napo,soa l.; and aoaing, evsn wni. re-
storing he Pope to g,ue subta.i aid Vcor Emanueps
administration IN thTODug Of the PcpM ou,giancc. Be-
hMd Nop'es and Rome ccces austria: plaaly je1lous Of
the grouh Of freedom the borders Of Loab1rdy; courtng
TIC Pope though he could help the Caesars ana feeling
grim .oIs Of satisfaction in sapporiio pair of govern
ments worse than her own. Even Russia-so the story
which is CT British manufacture tells ktd word
for imbece Ferdinand Of Naples, would and an ay
in him II there were the least possibility Of his getting
troops TO the seat Of war
To suppose that out OF this chaotic imbrogio any good
can come for his Holiness, requires strong Catholic iah
In the perpetuy Of the church. the Gcn,es. as rule
are inclined 10 took rcher for the of Sardinia
Mdn JtT any yectrat y the Pdpol pc,cy Is currently