The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-02-14

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nent since he House last met ON the lh Of July The
treaty Of Vllsfi signed, which contained that
fsRseou. PROJECT II confederation o Italy under the
Iole. That plan han been brought for~ard on many
occssops spd whether II was abandoned was
doubtful Another feature Of the treaty Of v,aranca
WA, that TIE tao Emperors who hal just termoaets
airy war, sntted into dellJesat. enga0emna 10
,eto,t tae Grand Dukes Of Italy On the 22d u lily
question was put 10 The noble lord the secretary OF State
Tor Foreign Affairs Ia that House, a. 10 the iDenhs OF
The Frenon government The noble lord gave ,iis'ac
tory hat question far Engl1 govern
mint were concerned. The engagement then gwen,
which wasthe oDls that han firm amii all tue
charges that ban taken place, that
ny force If AIMS in ,he internal affairs OF Italy would
ceive the tapcuon Of the Epgish government wond
he attempted by ftbe Emperor Of French. He
in honor declare that the French government par
ousrly the head Of that government, hal faithfully OBJ
seTvea tost pledge. While, however, there han oeen
LO armed Interference in Italy, every eudesvor
rad W induce ,ne populations n Central Italy
10 accept some Other solution If the difficulty h.a tnat
which they proclaimed. N. Petit aeep .tchst 70
hs'y sno after hm Prince ponatowss,, aspat.toas
were received by The Emperor Of the French from the
lsiisn populate On 10Th Of ep,enbsr rsn,arka-
Bile document came out IN the Aonr the piolisher
~ which was sent ilrec, from ~ Sauvsur The
mun,caiioN Was foloys:-"But let not Italy Do de.
cived. There bot one Power 10 Europe that wages
gar or Al idea That Power is France, France
accomplished her task" On the 9tn Of september the
Cssutnnonne s.mrocial organ the Ftencu govern.
m.nt scolced the Times for being
Prince Napoleon, but short sherwlrus nueur re
buked The supposon that the French govern a4nt de
snsa to see Prince Napoleon Kipg Of strura aai Central
Ialy, IN th,se words"ro refute thess ramors sbces
10 remind the pubic OF the acts words of the Eupe
before aud AFTER the treaty Of vafr " 0n
2s,h Of Sept mber Lord Russell made hrs speech at
A-erntep, IN which lie laid ao~n the proposition chat
subjects had right to rise against Their rulers, aud
ated hs pledge that no nterfereoce would be per-
mltied ID Hay 70 contraveue the wishes OF the people
OF that country The Consuione,o OF the 6p of Otober
affirmed that "Fisoce offered ADVICE, but die
a,e oroers On the II III Of October tho treaty Zurich
signed few days afterwards tue Emperor OF the
French said ut Bordeaux that tbe temporal 20 OF the
Pope not incompatible with the hbarties and indie
pendtDce Of Iialy' -an OPINION which be had apparently
Al Ina EN-
reror ADDED, 'But French troops remain inded-
nme]y Rome" On the Goth Of October ape ared the
letter from the Emperor Of the Frhrch the King of Sar
dDia N which it appeared that engagement been
made whereby the fortresses of Pes hera aud MaDtua
were to be federal fortfesses although be had never
heard that Austria had assentsd trat arrangement
The Emperor went on Tn say" 81 far the Interests Of
France not opposed to it, shall be happy
the GAUGE for which have nbsted tOgeth - The
Emperor thus acknowledged that the canee for which
hey had conbaed together might be adverse the in.
terests Of France. On the 10th OF November Prince
Ga, epan elected Regent That lection peremp
tory stopped by order from PARIS ana M3niter
18th Of November set forth ,nst the elecon Of the
Prince nded 70 prejuc the decsn Of the On
The 10th BuopccDpsgn substituted 'sdlge France.
Or the Goth of November the invitations 10 the Congress
sent Out, which ,he noble lord q Russe thought
II well for bs part not 10 refuse. He did intend
to question that decision He opposed upon principle
be allowed to work out Der own freedom without being
noebteo 10 any other Power When, however the noble
lord tod that II he Obetnsiey give tho
Italians The benefit Of his protest against interference the
Congress would 90 without hm, noble lord perhaps
bad but 10 accept the imitation AID be had
been ID the noble lerds kJaOn he should doubt have
dope the same thug "a laneh) On the 18th Of Decem
Der Rome and Naples gave their adbesions ae Cou
grese On TIE 22d OF December appeared that most
markable pamphlet, bearing all OF official
Inspiration, advocating the separation the PROVINCES
Of the Legation iom the Holy SEE, and enunciating
perors speech the ll,o of October. Immediately
after that Count Csvour appointed 70 represent
Ssr dina IN the Congress; and the Bet Of Deem
her was published the hitter Of the Emperor 10
The Pope, which fully confirmed the OPPOSITION that
tie pamphlet the Congress had EXPRESSED hs views
Tie Pope did hesitate depouncs pamphlet as
"sigrai monument oil hypocrisy am gnoole OF
Contradiction Count Waewski and the Con.
poned On the l7th Of january the Pope
refused 10 Cede the Romsgnn the day Count
tavour bad been renstalled the Minister Of Sardinia
The policy OF that statesman potor,oose variance
With that CT The Holy See all prospect therefore q.
Presidency Of The Pope To show tendency Of tae
tmperor si in the direction, might mention
that only the Gay before yesterday he received deou
tane from the Marches and Dmbria gave bis adhe.
sion to the policy OF taking away other provinces besides
the legations OF the RumAgua from The 1oy See. WITH
these facts before them, be conf the House would
ehow desirable IL that Italy Should relieved from
tie uncertainty OF the last Ave ontns and hz, DE
Enlferor II the French IL yeny lrnt pm cououct,g him
& US he tlcrotor Of ioy shonld curry o the principle
81 intervention and at a1tt6sG7c has troops from
Italy. There would then be approximations
which prevailed that Icchorn 70 he occupied oy
deborred from going would oi remonsrance in
.fectual before the tact Of actual possession
The honorable member then put his question 70 the
noble lord.