New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-06-27
INTENTIONS OF NAPOLEON.

Fyou The London Daily NeUs, June ~
We have reason to believe that the French Gov
eminent is prepared to give the new Foreign MIN
ister of England the most complete proofs oi Tue
moderation and disinteresedness OF III Pocy Ia iVa.
II il ready to declare anew that not only does II
seek no territorial ACKNOWLEDGMENT for France, Dut
that il desires no thrones for the relatives Oh Tue
Emperor, or Princes dependent on France + al
from wishing TO prOlong the war, the desIr Oh tue
French Government is that il may be short Inc war
has been commenced for the liberation OF Italy, ana
will be carried gu until that object attained but only
for the sake of the end. Should any powerful neutra
tile Prize Regent Of Prussia tor lnstance-hhas nun
saf in a position to ofler his mediation the French
Government would be ready To engage to leave itay
entirely 10 itself after securing is independence;
we do not see how France can be asked to 60 further
than this in order to satsy the just requirements oil
Fnrone and until some fact becomes known, caleu-
lated 10 throw doubt upon the intentions OF the im
pe1al Government it would be prudent 10 accept
these assurances. Ii possible to push dsu-l 10 an
absurd and dangerous extent. Prudence Is hgh Po-
Itcal virtue but constant and systematic suspicion
ard hostility for imaginary causes sometimes ptouc'
the evils against which they were designed 10 guard
From The L0Aion Tive June Is. -.
Mannheim Ill. has in bis address Ia the hhaDuau's
f Milan reiterated all his promises aud he retains 70
himself the character of tie dsneresIed Regeneration
of Italy. lie declares that he Is Dol one 81 to'e neI
who cannot comprehend the sput 81 theii az, anu
,hat he does not appear in Italy to further MS o" %
80 of rersopal Ambition or 10 aggrandize the terri
tory of france To do this would be, III the oPlniOn
of Napoleon Ill not only wicked ou loon'n a..
for the time is come when NOR Ih I nj o.
nui,fnl and victories sterile. Napoleon III; en-
trs Milan as the hberstoT of Italy. lie comes only 10
gi freedom 10 the finest part of Europe; ne promises
the Lombards that if they viii he his soeis tola!
thew shall Tomorrow be the free cItiLehs OF great
conItrv He has sworn to the Italians 10 combat ther
enenrs 10 main for thenta!n domestic order, ana 70
throw no obstacle in tie way OF the lnsuiiestat.h
of beir wishes To the Germans, who are so unqulet
in their h, mes and who hyug IN their places OF
s,re,oth he puts forth protestatoLs equally explicit
which have The additional guaranty Of being Endorsed
| Inv tie Emperor of Russia. CoempoTaneonsiy WIN
| lie nubcaiion of the French Emperors address 10
the neonle Of Milan We have the Russian tirculeT
Jcsri,r the policy Of that Empire during the exist
| erre al the Italian War. France gives her lnperai
nrouise to Italy: Russa a. once soothes treasures
I'd threatens Germany. France insists that she wa.
ca.d 10 this war by her interests and her honor aud
thai She has 10 other object but TO defend her ally who
VS. uriustly attacked, and 10 give liberty 10 ltay'
| Ru..ia declares that Austria has been altogether
| in the wropg; tbs; her objection 10 the alniI :,
SION Of Sardinia 10 the Conference was al
! nnce unreasonable ard unjust aud that 10 the
| nsoo,iatious which succeeded the French G0VerL'
| m,pt has honestly seconded the Efforts OF those
Powers who were sincerely DESTROYS Of peace Russia
therefore Is with France sentiment, ou a. he a.
tself caDnCt be sverted. she VIII al her efforts ~
lgcaze II evil and to conine to the country whert
events have called forth. She tells Germany th1t iO
her there of fesr, that the Emperor OF L
Fren n has given assurances, which Russia aouIi
" believes that enterprise Is IN prospect "nl,h =
niure the interests or the dignity OF the grea' row
Of which Prussia is the head ana the natnrsI preoo
| France has righteous quarrel win Ausris, n ru,
Russia in stand by and see i fairly ongh ont. n'
war shall not spread beyond Italy, ana II sna no. =
| gueuched in Italy Russia very ssnineahay in.- !;
fiat il Germany r,erf res in this matter 50 long Is
remains ONLY ar Italian quarrel, Russia VIII az" h''l
| FIRE ami restore the equilibrium OF the eohtes~
| We mus, take il that these two crowned heads ar
sincere IN he professions they thus rr'.''! pp' 'o'