The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-08-18
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plrsrangy. TOE eit cJdiole ~nca tSo xoser"Deois
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preserve oar nava sn0femacH; II " a. iesas'y 80
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are otie 10 suppoTt tbtgs 90 gar oDtpg ~ tmw
.ssce aud sy.ty year tosse 10 deuei, Frsace oush
tbep stopped sppesrs To us snst pothsg more
,Eely 20 Ngeak up toe Freaua siii.oee tntu sucn
p,eteps,ops ana noihng sao % more uowssssp'aai,
psioo Ike ours, WHICH Knows its ON streAsta, will
n.vrJ oney o,s no from Lopdou We sll D., ,nses
ssLtv gua,d when Eo ,it0d s0smabs her nhvAi
badge, tbap ounar.d m,nns snd ada nfy
ths loe % her aeet ut tho eo3 or no
rot pfepnd 70 rega over the seas va @sn - pod
hs position tnas belongs 90 gres, nason Wa ought u
10 repus ogefy Ack % ma,tat from ~haf
ife ~ nay come 1t naval supremacy ~ sane qua non
co0oon o. Eegtsnds sxst-oce, and IT, 'n v'e~ OF shs
ooete,s unsde by other countries tnls department OF
service, che nsossnspce Of her superior ~ ne
comes onerous-f soort, Great ar.ao considers
duty TO odi,d tao ge-ses Cor egsrs one 90 o'o-
tnc detail OF bee ooms'ic policy wish ~nisn wa
nave Iotaing to DO The french government
abs asmsneats OF Eog'~nd, 90 .hs f'asseeo
snps o, The line the Mediterranean 70
ne the csmpa'gn in Italy. nor upon tina sys'sm ~
espionage 'be Freach fleet, s&tfuiy orgau'zad
OF ADVICE boats from Marseiles to ACCOM-, al
Apcous 10 Trieste II ths wise ADD prudent coadu0t
proves do not desire to ptermedde IN the ialer
asus of Gest e'it4ia aud that snSoo ~tedgs her
right TO organise army judge. ht, have 80
rsh 70 demand that sne e0a set t3~ard8 the
We srs DO lovers of England We ne yer put any trust
lie
ton We b. lSAys Iooxes tas Eagl,sa 4itsnGe
Cheat be the ira tooa policy OF hA PEG Dle is
70 n allies ooa ss hey need them and
20 iuro their bscks on hsm as soon % their ooject Is
gained. Apart from the exis ordnsss fact oil Seoastopo
zoe Experience OF ages oeoonstfaes TIA. IN a. gfess
cont nenia struggles Eng sn1 considered IL her a-
te'est 10 aid our eoemies and TO restrain the
soarug flight. OF France Her interest 10 sat
nations their tendencies and their rivalry renters
and ss.rg eieme impossible, there ia room enough
for beth IN the world. 1t is ysst .noogn TO give both
employment for their energies France has her mission
10 the world which IL to oec' the weak aai succos ne
oppreesed and Eogsnn has hers, shcn is To subject
do envy her However, let respect her indepeDt
while she respects ours, but no eoEsg nth
nation that takes everything and gives nothing France
po~esul enough TO dispense With elles and
play second dddie with any nation.
PRUSSIA is DENOUNCED AND ENGLISH STATESMEN AC-
CUsED OF BEING The CAUse oF rHE ILL FEELING
BETWEEN FRANCE AND ENGLAND.
From the Loudon Tablet, July 80.
According the latest accouos appears that Prussis
by double dealing has opiy OF the Of
the ard OF tho subseqoe for peace
that 'set. But the dis hsd
shared BY 'bs English wbgs, would only DC ooe moro
prof ot the oual dishonesty of the Prussaa
and far would present very Die event
the hsofy OF Prussia for have ourselves hai the
neft of her sk diplomacy wnen in the great of
Europe she took English money and then spent IN at
iack'pg who bad gwen t. II may be true that tue
Prusn Cabinet threatsned France on the hand AMI
Austria on the other, but we scarcely believe tat
Any rate II be true, she extremely lgely to pay for
her chcaney for 1t is not hxely that ether Austria
Frame will forget such trick or leave IL without s ap
pyOpriate reward When ina Day Gomez she fall
back on Russia for England will nsio noooty it they
wan, help, ana has completely abandoned justice in her
foreign relations The policy of our Statesmen is to
still.
Lord Derby missed opportunity Of retrieving the cha
ings Of his party when he bests,ed stand upoa the
treaties Of 1876 and tell the Emperor Of the French what
ne really thought he would Snvs inquired sns
naparte family, aud he lost his place All this has nap
pebedthe wings accused himfalsey Of fAvorng Austria
and resisting France, by the help pioas
Catholics threw him out Of his place. Nothing worse
could have happened to him bad he taken the more
honest and open course Of denounsiug the policy of
France and maintaining the rights of Austria
lessiy assaled by Count Cavour. Hal be adopted q
more fearless policy he would have stood better With the
country large, and his return TO power would
been listened TO With respect denied 70 the present men
In the council congress about 70 90 held Lord Derby
has been upucky and through fear OF me wings has lost
We now, nation sold % the wings, whose hearts
embs before the Emperor ana depeoate every susioa
10 bis august proceedings. Lord John RUSSELL has
s s"ss ~ TN the world
French We BROW that he tears whom he
aud the inference is that the Foreign Secretary
PeTor Of the French, A eovefnmsnt therefore Car.
ried on upon principle like this will obtain DO
support abroad and can Inspire confidence home
It will plunge us into some hopeless confusion day
or other and by its incompetency render unable
end ourselves Lord John boasts OF HIS confidence in toe
peaceful intentions Of our Degnoors while the chancslor
Of the Exchequer demands millions Of money for the
press purpose Of Keeping the enemy at bay The govern
ment, blowing hot and cold deserves the public
ton, because either threatens make ucprovoxed
war or levies taxes upon false pretences
France may or may not attack us just no y, because
y has plenty TO do IN Italy where her work is only
begun, but she may, and nine r1en ous Of teu in.
veterate Wings alone excepted, feel anything but
comfort when they think on Cherbourg or rifsd
Cannon They know that there elements Of dagger
here too serious to be overlooked forgotten at the de-
sire OF tina Emperore Satellites, who our SINS are
now the governors of this country The Empsror's
paign In ay was forced him, they say, by tho
cret societies 70 which ne belonged aud to which,
tue condition Of hs imitation be conceded the power Of
life and death That the defence put forth for him by
those who wish To defend bin II he went to Italy to
save he life, he may here for the purpose
ae has lei me revolution loose in Italy, and the frs, to
suffer the Sovereign Ponti II ia OF use TO niuce
matters the presept nsurrecons the States of the
Church due TO hs policy the patron and the pro
connivance, ers up all evil throughout the pen nsula
u be could stop the King OF Sardinia from accept
ipg inc oictstorenips that wers offered him,
he could stop that same King from sending his
officers into the dissected districts excite ssuon and
interrupt public order Piedmouese officers are in the
Stses OF the Church in direct rebellion aga the
Poot aud no effort maze to rest them Cnese things
are done oy the ally Of the Emperor Of the French who
pfeseSds such deep veneraon for the authority Of the
Pope Ye. this 10 the man whom the wings trust and In
whom they AVE perfect confidence and what ore 10
whom they 1ill have all the world couide Ii, thsn. be
be the honest man they represent him. let them exoiau
6he conduct he pursnes in Italy where he encourages
revolution in the States Of the Caurch apd for the
protection or which no keeps u French garrison in
Rome itself The wings my very probably approve
OF his conduct in Italy, and rejoice the seditiou
bloooshed and ruin 10 which the Legations are ex..
posed, through the Vaccinations 40 certainly permits
but they cannot expect people believe that the man
who INDUCES 10 such freaks the confidence of
mankind He has already derded both friends and enc
miles, and made poor Kossa.h ridiculous The eyes OF Eu
rope, merely for his convenience and it may be for
his convenience that should have be honor OF blcng
French sooiersn London The hypocrisy aud Dishonesty
oftne cabinet VIII contribute much towards the gitabe
issue for while It's are preparing for war thsv
are insulting the Emperor BY absurd speeches about aer