The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-05-18
OPINIONS OF THE ENGLISH paEss.

OPINIONS OF THE ENGLISH PAES9,
From tpe Loaoon Tunes MAJ Al
lts impossible NO. 20 he carried back hall century,
ADD before that when see ~ A,n the al
OF iIsncn Emperor on his departure In tlks
msnd Of his army 10 Italy Inc Emperor a,nsef anici
pat, oomm.ut he ls ~ mpath,es wi b a ps0.
pe hose history h mingled that of France: 10 p-
wees The French classic land nlns,r aJet by 81
msy vc.0res, seek toe footssps of fahes. |,
r. always ba.tes 20 cooout suspicion
omeIt ard oolb', the porij barge OH oniy
that France has gone the w,y
old manner Tue Emperor Claims Tor Ffaoce
wes ana oeif % .nat eSpeeace ~n'oh che gfono Of
suspicious tie .isoes for Only IN
the basoopi ana TRADITION h policy HE opje;, 10
restore Itsy TO h'rsef u remove from the Poos that
ffeYD pressure eh.cD Ies upoD the whole Pransa A.
aDu 20 nep To .ssAbh oscer pssed tue
OF "fllphts m'eres,s al tn,s only H erpd
sn y ,reryt o'eiga sid,y and rpt.r from. hay
p'fs hslh ,nde erdee. Such the opscss u Faoce
III. kmaeFor, no sever does uos leave It -
be supposed ma he has spcnlaneousy undertaken n-
task, ana worked up 10 this resat. Tue ug ason Of
fieom'nt ~ 'ne Aus'risos, wo'cn be oh.rlcte'zss
"a We trms usnai ~nb when they describe
'he acts OF Their opemes, has cel peei Fraoce
ann AGO ip'esfere. Az the
pie'e and the interference m'olnent beore the
uoss'us q ne ncioo. IL rs natural 70 ASK
What mere Was previous ~ that
OF all Europe Tor 50 many mouths 90 tnst nnuoiiry.
Inns was l"t tne qhssnn OF aUy monenttr, acc Astri
say the tnpero, of France bad lgns things
pass 'bat The Norh Of Ity could looecr bs DIVIDED
between her and any ,ndep nden Pc
,bde pendent Vas dangerous Ia Sie either
advance The Alps be driven into the Adrapc, aud
she chose tie former alternative IL the o,jss, OF
France to acccDplHb tbe latter souton of icu ~
All tie reward France .xpec,s n, viii
aIfee, mdrteidep, and ateai heghn,r. All Europe
we may add, "oub, fes Frascs p'rb'e hesefactor ~
aTd't frm ~ question: 81 teatts she III. lay self
goc,fn'"gi a peace,stte and I'seyre,ssc- country
That at tb- uiumeD, NavOieon III ~old delighted #
suep consnmIna'"p ,"rid b CARED by few briiin.
vlciofiss may ea easily I, "a for us say
What iopes may urk III h's breast aud after growth
oi p'Jetts Is already IN store ebeo ib- ii 81 sba haze
suSc..u.d. There IL any ocohs zoe
heart o. nan, and 50 10 faoom gts for. TRUTH
,b.,e matters wholly ous of Ola .lssussoo OF
are tntn history NAYS obs ,ie,a and every isy dr
and nations into posinoos ~Rh neg noues and
feaTs. Tie var works useii out after fashion,
CoDrsee physca strength skin ca lDce,
r'b the cay ne comca,sn's On ~, itrn
bob exhausted; aud The settlement ,hen takes ace
10 l"a' Nnsb nos' ty 'hd con't nehy psrpt1iies tue
actosl condInoo OF the two piri.s close tue
stfutgl8 "a Wtsf y'nd huula jossth ,sat ,c,U
BE- NE refGhrt PsI.nV + d'tce iust "a SIritniI and
me cher States I" holy md @ Eu',Ie al TIE coe Of
toar, uheHt,e' al may be II may De Ell
even at toe ermnstol Of she iae Russian NJ
stetoaIiy d. lo IT, Character I,nal lnpnssios TO
argue ron any supposed orlgDN OBJECTS Gaal
settlement sood he; and The language the treaty OF
Pafis rather 70 take for IT'S The then exs,ay
state Of things. Woo can pretend the ns,ige
ftbis ~ tud thsmseyes situated ser 100 or rea ca a.
peikts, or even VINO ,bs 0eliissf.nts viii btY Bsies
lonbaToy and V@hire, besides PiedmDos Genoa Savoy
AGO SARDINIA, there so ruscaoy Dizziness aud tns
Papa saiss drectly Involved IN toe .rrei Is pos
slbe HAT me Tao Siclies should ahsoroei nto
nY Var he ,th.r PoaeJs # Ear"ps stand ala; As
the gar Doceeds- MATER viii he imported into
the quarrel. 4 qnarrei trat be called Shc
rs fimpy a ria, OF sJ' ngth t@een all VINO
ctoofe 10 joiu IN the STRIFE. OBJECTS they called
claims, grievances, rights insuce se'f disappear 10 the
mere Gosh # sad ten of .uch cohfus01
ID. orr. io al OBJECTS INTO antiquity the
Of bsusb prctender the ee oee.is Of ami
on or dispossess-o centuries WHAT before
us II var. Tee end OF mat
fis1ce END her Emperor can oe no st augers TO hese
cobsiteTatD lney are well aSa,c that the cod a
var IL not 70 o. COM ctu I'd limited by Deg pnug
Isey SNOW are quesho.s Of reward ana paosnment Of
ap,s Aaron anu combination, toA, gso~ ont of Even
f.ppos NY 10 eWpe result as me idnsniats explsoa
Of tho A"s"ass 'ron iooeardy aod veoi,e, aud
sntnist' 10 tbst rsaster would be urged that soms-
thtr nor. Sas Necessary tbaa % lesve Isiy % Itself
Large portions OF the classic SOIL for wa,ch Fraoce
70 uch So mp4hy ami interest," aud WIN wa Gu boasts
historical correction would be actually gong begging.
We need only alnde the questions which wo1Id arise
Ia The crossed the APPS sud Rnae
All thet is 10 re SAID aud ought 10 be birae mind s
Ua; WITH all taese contingencies in vi with cooluss,
probably ib.ust 0pon h,m, Napoleon III repn1ll,es
it. come what may, he y II OF more territory
even bough al pstons Shouts De scrambiog for It, tle
will stain bis horror or s ~ any sneh vrnss
cacus'ior W wish We conld believe hin tbs
vine and honorable oeclar aion. AT any rate, " will be
remember ed that re made II.
ttfon, 'he London News, Nay fl
The French Emperor declaes ,hasoce Austria has iu
ssted ugeu dominating over al Iay-S,aes which u-e
al ought to be IS Independent hefselhs ,ns
alps vipoicale acd restore that Independence rna
object Of tins war is to restore Italy ID hcrse not to
pose upon be. charge of masters, shall tnsn
Rave upon our frontiers friendly people, viii oge
to US their inoepenoeIce.'
II The object should DE stea lily pursued shall hear
ty wish tne enterprise success. Tue spirit Of Engau Is
Lot hat OF the cog in toe msogsr. Having debs
rseiy repeatedly renouncei our plr ia tue work "
restoring aud UNFOLDING the independence the various
States Of Italy, shall gruige the honor Of It
10 ibose who are willing to undertake the trouble and
brave te danger But sha watch the progress OF
enterprise with jealous the cause Of free
CON- We do not expect the present goverumen, Of France
TO pant those tree institutions Italy hich condemns
at Pars We do not believe in imported liberty, aud
are cure that France has export. But # tue
French emperor, from Whatever motive, will effectively
assht the Italians TO get their affairs the hauds
he will have done ali ina, the most sune exact ali
that the Case requires. Whatever may be the ruling sen
me mt among oourers the feeling Of Toe people this
country s uDmstakable and faithfully pressed by
Lord Pamersion last Friday. expressed sadac
lion in the prospect that Austria would be driven right
out OF Italy.
From the london Chronicle NAVAL
That the French Emperor should no longer stand on
courtesy with Austria Is not surprising de thro tue
whole responsibility Of the his antagonist he
Is justified in so cong by all the of
contemporary history. "Austria says this Imperial
peso by ordering the eutry OF her army toto the ter
rores Of the King OF Sardinia, ally dec AIRED war
against us She thus violates treaties and JUSTICE aud
mebaces our frontiers All the great Powers protest.
against this act OF aggression Piedmont haviog &C.
cep'ed the conditions which ought pea 90
ore aks hat be the Of this sudden nvasoo
Il is because Austria has driven matters to such an ex.
remity that her dominion extend to tia Alps
Italy y the shores of the Air,a.icfor
every Of Italy which emains independent endan
gers the COVER Of Austria
In theae ss words hes the of the policy of France
While ire EDteTors enemies this country labor 70 per
suade the people that be medtates iince with rms
sia for the partition of Europe he pledges himself to what
ihC', luunpOie OBJECT OF the
teshe be atou Of Italy II s but the natural counter
blast 10 Austrian manfestoes and Austrian acts Wnen
The crossed the rciDo in spite Of efforts of
al The Powers to ELECT peaceful settlement on the basis
OF the aii.s Of Vienna the Emperor Joseph de-
mivod himself Of all right to appeal TO those treaties
as Tar as bis Italian provinces concerned But the
Emperor Nnpo con- knowing that bis motive in thus en-
areDg the sphere OF the contest will be mi
sets The Necessity of distinctly explaining his ooe:ts
Hitherto" be says "moderatlon been rule Of nv
conduct but now energy becomes my first duty France
must row 10 arms, aud resoiuely tell Europe wsh not
apaAG
natonal and traditional policy. | observe treNcs on
condition that they not violated against me respect
the terrores and the rights of neutral Powers bat
boldly avo~ my sympathes with people whose history
s mingled With our own, and who groan under for.
eign oppression.
From the London Telegraph (radica paper), May41
In his stec tone the Imperial captain takes leaye of
his submissive subjects aud HES him the field of battle
His resolution has been TAKEN his declaration made and
notwithstanding onbous warnings at home and abroad
he draws that sword which may be hehed until his
h,fne ri-n ana himself and has family rendered pow
eless or in e1e He has stirred up pass,ons Of hs
people Tor tne terrible game and he no take its
chances The pretexts he puts forth in his conmnnica
ton TO toe Legislative Assembly false aud frvo