The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-08-05

wheo they failed reacneronsy eeAylng them For tbs
we have, therefore, no frencs abrosd-either
among the good the wicked Nobody knows this bet,
ter than the Emperor of - French. BY rers.atng the
hope to OBTAIN uatce from u.s. aud is very certain that
We vii have 70 render an account to her TO. this trea
SON."
appears to that the London tablet gives the true
for the general hatred entertained wards Fog
land and converts this hatred into weapon wherewi.a
TO combat that liberalism which has made England OBJ
noxous 70 every nation. right in doing SO, but the
peoples, well knows, do not stop to consider whether
Wigs tories have done the harmthey sse only Eng
land. The Catholic nations above all know how much
evil has to them from that false and hateful policy
which could the Continent only market for IN sir
goods and ia Catholic citizens only obstacle to be
thrown The actual terror Of England the nrst conse
aueoee nsr past hsas as. IMMUNITY viii always BE-
accorded TO her the peace OF Vlaranca and the a-
Of the two great Catholic Powers nsmdaes ner 50
this peace will be immense benefit 70 Europe and EGG
land may ind ia her salvation We believe that the
policy of France and By the protection that the Emperor
extends the church. will that It would be more
patriotic to urge Great Britain forward into the paths Of
honest policy rather than excite her Jealous dstrast
against nation which cannot retain anger but which
quickly resents an injury.
THE LEADING CATHOLIC PAPER REBuKRs THE cArHo-
Lies OF GREAT BRITAIN FOR THEIa PRAISE OF TIE
FRENCH SMpsRoR
The London Tab OF the 23i ult puts faith in Louis
Napoleon and expresses It's opinions in the most unms
takeaSle language. It says he wrong in making
aud therefore he is righ. in making peace He has
stopped short in of crime and is to be comm end
ed for not petseverng in it; but the commentator Is
limited by bis admission, that he only ceased be-
cause he had strength and courage to 90 on He can
rot be praised for WIS. he has left undole without being
branded tor what he has done He has male wicked
ard unjust war he bias sacrificed hundred thousand
lves, he has kindlet the sme Of revolution IN Molena
Parma Tuscany and the States OF the Church he has
robbed Austria OF Lobardy, and banded over to the
communicated schismaiic OF Sardlnls Aud after Gil
this he q praised by Catholics why2 Because he has
consented that Austria should keep what he could not
vres from her. Because ne has sgreed that the
regns OF tuscany and Modena shall resume their own.
Because be has put ward upon psper) the Of
Italian Federation oil which the Pope is to have the
honorary Presidency. But the Italian soyeregns have
yet recovered their rights the Italian Confederation
Is rot yet formed and the Pope has not yet accepted the
honorary Presidency. Tuscany Is 10 revolution, Parma
in revolution, Aodena is in revolution, and Romsgna
is in revolution. Before order is restored a1d before
thory resumes its sway, no mortal knows what crimes
whA, oouvulsors, what disasters aud what horrors may
be Witnessed. The French, Austrian and Sandman
plenipo.entares are about to NEE. in conference at
Zurieh but s ,ha, Iou Nspoeon ha, done vera IN he
forgiven, there asyet no ground for confidence tia,
the evil consequences yet to come Of tae crimes commit
ted by him since the beginning OF the present may
not be far more rghtful than all we have yet seen.
THE TABLkT SIZES IL THE PEACE THE ELEMENTS OF
INDEFINITE WARS, But REJoIcEs At THE DEFEAT
OF TIRE EVOLUTIONARY LEADERS.
THIS enignac peace contains 10 supposed to contain,
the elements of indefinite wars so many men have been
dsapponied who are not generally the men to sit down
Ill luck. The Emperor OF the French has sde perhaps
no. ore friend by the peace but he has made himself
=
will probably be satisfied uuless he let's
the hsishts of Dover The Emperor of Austri. is
has been contempuousy treated that his gratitude for
Lombafdy Will net last long On the whole the prospects
OF Europe are rot improved; neither can they ever be
improved SO long as England and France peace
Nashville We have the consolation Of contemplating
the temporary ruin Of Count Cavour Kossu,h the English
wings and Prussia. Louis Napoleon has made tools and
fools OF them all 1t may not be prudsn. to exhibit 80
mu:h cra, especially on scale 50 magnificent; but
who keeps his counsel do great deal be-
70 those who can produce II in others at will. Count
CavOu has been plo for long years. preparing the
materials Of wa- and stirring up bad blood throughout,
Italy. re succeeded in his horrible work but al the
ment when promised all he expected from it, it vanish
ed Ike the expected gold in the crucbe OF the ache
mist Count Cavour has been dis missed make way for
personal friend OF the Emperor Of the French, who for
Of the puppet King Of Sardinia Kossuth has been
contempuousy treated for he was employed to praise
to secure the sanction and presence Of thai very wise
the Lord Mayor. koseuth preached aud
hatred Of AUSTRIA a. the bidding OF his great enemy and
then threw himself into the very which that arch.
corFp ator had spread for the unsuspecng feet OF Kos
euth The ltaisns Ike idiots rebeled at the invitation
Of despot, and they returning to their letters
with a. good grace possible for they have sold them
selves TO master who 70 not acquainted with scrupies
The corsprators have been conspred against AMI have
for the present been thoroughly worsted Aazz nj and
his gang alone seem to have escaped without loss and
Prussia toe. has suffered rha, fai,hess Power in.
tended - profit by the weakness OF Austria aud the hoped
FOR exhaustion Of France, DISAPPOINTMENT been It's
lot Austria has forgotten the dishonest theft of Se-
ea, and may some day demand restitution. The treaties
have eone the way Of other treaties and Europe must
now Eight for it's rights Prussia has no frsads for
cannot rely upon England any more than EngAnd can
than tina. OF England for IS open attack
and more easily invaded, because it has natural de-
fences; and when its turn comes will have few TO SYM
KEEP, other German following out
their true policy and oseying the voice of justice
Peace cannot coma OF this present cessation from
active war the revolutionary spirit has been too deeply
interests ENDANGERED The Lombards will submit pa
teny to the Pedmor.ese, and the Italians generally will
be less disposed TO quiet life than they have been
Count Cavour will hardly abandon his work and cease
from Plotting against the other governments OF the PENN
euA war viii soon become necessary, and then, when
ii breaks out afrtsh who will be the conbatantss We
ourselves in the most innocent provoking quar-
re- with our aa5S neisaoor y continued preparations
pect ask wha. mean, and whx, answer give
him sufficiently soft to take away his wrath By stupid
policy have made him too strong for U.s. too strong for
Europe generally and oowardy seishness recols
sooner than We desired, though net so soon as
deserved
TEE LONDON TABLET BELIEVES THAT LOUIS NAPo-
LION HAS GIVEN THE REVOLUTION A GREATER
LIFT TEAM ANY OTHER LIVING MAN.
Nov Sigh. reaction Is beginning to be felt, says the
London 7GbS Of the same date quoted above After all,
cay thlrgs not bad; good deal Of mischief
has been done, and may see good deal more OF it.
Cayou- has signed bu; Raazz s equally detestable
politician, and on the failure of Coun. A-ese the orma
ton OF the ministry was entrusted TO RstaZz VINO suc
oeeded Moreover all Italy in reyoluon and how is
deposed The Pope has be sequestered his donions
foudly hoped at rst He has no. triumphed
Austria has he PEELED the Austrans from Italy
he incautiou.ly promised 10 do. Bat amer
all, be has gwen the revolution greater If.
than any living man and If he has quilted
Italy, he only leN il q ncendiary VINO
had dore its work Ee has left the burning house be.
he found that became too hot 10 hold him but he
has left the house fire. And while the fire still
spreading and while is quite uncertain whether it
be subdred it premature declare thai be has failed
Perhaps the work may in his absence better
The Papa States and Tuscany the DCches Of Parma
4ocena may yet console Garibald kossu;h and Mazzni
Palmerson Russell and Cayour, By persistence in rebel
Eon and by the expulsion the defamation OF the Clergy
The grea; liberal party feel that they cowed too
coon and already begin 70 l their heads and tell one
another that the troubles Of Italy far from ended
WHAT THE POPE SAID OF LORD JOIN AND PALMER.
sroS, AND WHAT THE LONDON TABLET SAYS
ABOUT THE IRISH CATHOLICS.
Mr. Russell British Charge Ahaires, had an audience
OF the Pope few days since He wen received and
his Holiness said TO him. snilng-Enssud 10 the
hands OF relative, Lord John Russell who order
oiice united With Lord PAlnara,or