The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-08-02

Enslsbnen tha. England had nought to do In this de-
pive and unnniabed drama where the curtain has 50
xpsctedy fallen u the mddle of an act In fact Il s
only The d,ss ccap.er OF the book that cosed and
toe asst But tnose Who ignoranty and impst'entiy
quire to deny her high position amongst NATIONS
and TO AojuIe the glorious destiny Of freemen
tain polite ans would degrade the voice and the arm OF
Great Britain We have joined heartily the general
CRY Of neutrality Tor many reasons 0ne OF these
may DC ttough 10 repeat We dstrusted late rulers
and The wrong side upon shich they would place us ia
the occurrences and preparations OF year. are
not without fear that they would lead us into smar dan.
gers and complications again they had the DOVER But
II clear that affairs co 10 better from our abstinence
more than probable that We shsn be again called
hope to be well prepared for the sruggeand above ALL
WITH able, experienced, and honest rudes through the
stake allow ourselves to be made again the victims Of
shallow incompetcnce or party pre- apsous incom-
patible With The honor and interests Of England.
from the London Saturday Review, July 1871
Peace proclaimed on the plains Of LON ,ardy aud the
sound Of trumpet and cannonade has away upon the
Mncio Mercy under the appropriate form OF an Aus
the Emperor o. tho French have met together touch
kps. and the fearful charm that kept Italy speboun
in windy storm okclo is snApt. he Prince Of Magi.
cisne waves ms wand and covenanted srmistice sud
denly rveis all the spirits OF war in the places where
they stand. second wave, and the phanto ans
thai bs art coDjured up are fleeing into the
distance, dissov,ng multtude-ana tranquility reigns
paramount again. Such Is the Wsu of che Emperor Elect
Of the Uiue,ss 4Davt Napoleon ct dlsipantsr. Next,
the stage This ID she, Italians for whom ye Oh, and
bie Remove the drspery that hides her fa proportions
vss aer N al nsr Shsr%s Bead in her hand the Mag
Of Nst'ooahies. Bat, they aper, this s not
,he liberty for which they Poured forth their
juRaer Sbss dazed their eyes. Where is the
booriDg TOOL he promised ,herS Cone like the mirage
in thu DESERT when the traveller draws near. Gone,
Ike the promres OF dream, broken at morning time.
and her ead Is left liberty indees, b liberty as she
looks The delightful pu,lses Of the Tae,ies-ibaty as
dom, odmlred IF pysfets, ad0Ted of pampsiete,rs.
AS she details Of the new born Magma Cnarta ave flashed
By telegraph from The Adriac to the Sciau sea, sme
steals tho grim faces oil the lovers Austria
saues Of nber,y thar land OF miracles may be observed
vis,by 20 wink The Emoeroy of the French perpe
trstso one more joke For old and inuesrae hoazT
TIE Austrian pros9as bad gone 70 cover and been
hdg, go1oDess Knows where during the Storm DeGo to
pop no saain. ALI iF over, and they az come back
Like nee ni,er heavy shower they reappear BY
With suDeblue their wings By the nercul inieFposi
ton Of Providence they O: theu 60. Already
DO dou0t the iusve rulers OF Hodena and rnscay
their home prepared 10 let b. goses bs bSgones
TO cssp ber rspeniapt subjects to their a,1ery boaoms
Ducal doves with olive btencnes De returning
10 LIE ark, thai tie are subs.dog
Their counts ymeu tocgnt that they gone good
That where their countymen were mstageu Il was
only The Emperor's fon. Tn.n there tas joke about
VeDiae Who said ihas the ganfs'ous Of the tepuouc
sere oncs more 10 wave IN toeir Old place on the
people SHOULD not believe them. II the Lion Of
81. Mark expected 10 have Il al bis way, all
we ID tnAi me non u an should nave
bnown better aut VIVA. Of the orMesses Of the famous
qusdrisersi2 Surely 1t 6ss ulsgiaed tney
to be lett Threatening the plaus OF Lombaroy. Wrong
again Louis oeon cefta My said that Italy TO be
tree from tce Alps the Aora,ic and Count Cav0ur be
beved him Bus CeuLt Cavour has no sense OF hcmor in
his Eless his innocent heart, that only semi-
sero comic kind Of geographical expression.
The unfortunate in Dab.ants OF Lom0 roy have indeed
tome reason to be disappointed Perhaps they expected
grand hlpgs from their deveIer but at least they
beped that their iron crown would flung Pied
monteee their leave unsolicited their wishes
uncoDsulted Nor Will the pride OF Victor Emanuel be
aeTe at the want OF ceremony which ds!ingu she's the
whole transaction. The Emperor OF Austria yieds hts
rghis" at Milan to the Emperor OF the French who
them hia foy al follower Scep,res and
thrones belong 10 Eaoleon and he dsposs Of uem
Will Blu, the lnmitable touch OF all by
Iaran confederation ia surnuonec ipto oeing,
prize pats OF it's body Austria and Sacinia Lombardy
and Tuscany alike . 10 one group will be united the
members of the same family" 1t viii be happy family
indeed Inc mileDium ia come at laas, bs golden
years begin The leopard and toe lamb I've down together
AND Vic,or Emanuel fondies Francis Joeepn To make
the holpy family sill happier the Of ST. Peter
tuanbLd top q them. char and all Hnsoay reigs
der the "h5nore'y PRESIDENCY Of the PcPs" Italy Tor the
frat time becomes patton. II this is incoming nation,
it is to be suspected that Italy wishes she had become
anything else IN prefer ence
[T.om the London Times, July is
The greaL patron Italian IN 5epepnepce has hdnd,d
back the Italian Peninsula TO the Emperor Of Asya and
TIE fYS and the kDg OF Naples is shooting bis own
SWISS Guards Guess ~ tnat ridole who canoreiel tue
evett who oare We give che Intelligence OF the
reaches us, sndthtre IL ~ Had this NeapOitan
stpoa alone might have yentured TO oier a
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nave eeemed to potend the early rerqushmens OF
oppression which TOR the last half century has like
snroud upon the gayer ana suncer section Of that bril-
liant lsud But now, who Can tell? When the op
pressors of Italy are gone. who shall the
aleps from their defenders? General Goyon his re-
ginents, in abrupt transapine way know hos to CO.
The wandering lambs OF st. Peter The French bayo
eEd rides READY 20 repair The shortcomings Of the
Papa troops, and yet me Papa troops handy enough
at The work witness of Peruga.
What If the unfortunate Neapolitaus should be
vsed trust In the siDcerty of their devsrer? WHAT
they should take Solferno "a serious fact, aud pre-
sumo that hecaiombs Of Frenchmen lot sacrificed
the field Of battle wtaou; meaning the sacridceP
the people Of the Two Sices should Judge the present
moment apt for the recovery OF their liberties
10 suggest terms 70 their sovereign, have they
judged arlhtf All is yet confusion ard disorder,
the Indications OF an idea, and the presence of
an overwhelming force Until Europe has pesn
very busy in numbering the arrays of the rival com
oalants OF Austria and France SIS SURPRISING that these
bat they m noao be numbered not foes La Giles Al
the preeen. moment than 400 coo armed and die
corner Of Italy. They obey tUo masters; but ne
tCo masters are Of mind. Besides this, an over
shelmng French heet-we use the word by comparison
with naval force which the Italian, 0risg NEE.
isweers round toe coasts OF Iay, aod ia mistress OF
the Adriaic The people of the Two Siclies az
Children IN the haLcs OF the reconced Emperors fen
Auyioa and French regiments, the la garrison Of Ancona
and me actual garrison Of Cvita V.ccha, ,DouJd
place ne Soiss Tgsns in The pau Of Naples achich have
just 0ee7 slaughtered Gb1nded What Ia the turn of
imperial thoughts?
The great eenent Of stability the government OF the
avn SOhSo ounk rtlRu VI Tue lhke hug rerulOan0
was ever suppcsed and with reason be the presence
OF the Swiss Guards. 1t must be remembered, TO the
honor OF the SHss Confederation thai ten years ago they
resolved that the impure agreement for the supply
Swiss Invertebrates to support despots 10 the south OF
Italy should be declared end II resolved that
for the future it should be deemed illegal 10 any
citizen belonging to any Of the Swiss enlist him
SELF the service Of the Nespoan sovereign King Ferd
nsnd however decided that there NO parties to
the formation of contract, there parties
IT'S conclusion renewal The Sgiss authorities might
resolve that the trade in mercenaries Illegal he
On his EIDE might continue to offer the market price
and so long Us the Swiss under the protcc
ton OF his flag they safe. The Swiss regiments
remained as one OF the permanent institutions OF Naples
and were constantly recruited from the mother country
But for their presence King Ferdinand might have died
constitutional King. 1t because the SWISS were
ready TO bis hand that the King, who has lately gone
to render awful account Of bs here below
was able TO eet aside toe constitution he had to
observe, and to outrage humanity BY every form Of OPP
preston. But a few weeks have gone by since that
sovereign has been laid in his grave and fad bis sue
cesscr-a young man learned IN the learning Of the
Jesuiis, and deeply imbued with the maxims Of HE
Enthusiastically shooting down these trusty S<ss
cenares with whlfs Of grape and rounds Of ball
xuhnu kha hail