, 1860-04-23
KINGDom or NORTHERN lrALY.
Speech OF Victor EMANUEL to the New
Parliament.


Tr11x, Apni :, LEGO.
The Sardinian Chambers were opened today.
His Majcsty entered the hall Of the Senate
tue following speech:
SlGxoH, SENA1oKl, S1oson1 DEprrAr1-Tbo
Inst time l opened Parliament, amidst the
troubl.s Of Italy md the dungcrs Of the State,
fai:h in Divine justice encouraged me to augur
well Of our destiny. In a rety short time an in.
vasion was repulsed d-l4ombardy was freed by
glorious deeds Of heroIsm, and Central Italy be-
canle free by the marvellous virtue of its inhab-
itants and thus to-day the representatives Of
tho rights and the hopes Of the milton are as.
indebted to !nagnanimous ally, TO the valor Of
his and our soldiers, to the assistance Of yolun-
tcerS3 and to the ,persevering concord of the
people. We ascribe the merit Of it to God, Us
without supeFhumau MD such memorable en-
terprises carnot he accomplished. Tbs graft.
tude Of present aud future generations is due to
France for the welfare Of Italy, and for oonso1i-
dating the union Of the two nations, who hare
some community in origin, principle and desti-
ny.
TWAS necessary to make some sacrifice, a ID
l hare made thnt which was nearest to my
heart. keseEying the vote Of the people and
the appreciation Of Parliament, aud reserriug,
also, ID regard to Switzerland, Tho guarantee q
her international right, have concluded
trcnty for the Teunion Of Savoy aud the sur
rounding territory Of Nice With France. We
hare still mauy difficulties to overcome, but 49,
ss.ea e' " hM huIHo op'n'on aao Of me iose o. ny
psIP pPa. eua'i :sses pGrtmiL an5 one ~ onena
% VI loiEe. ~. i!sus G'tt oi iroeItf: rF", n:e ny
respect due to the Supreme Chief Of that rel-
gion, l shall IF the ecclesiastical authority
makes use o. sp'F1tnal afms 1oe temporal intef-
csts,) ~ sa,s conscience ana IN tae s1aoitlons
ol NY Wortny anseStofs, Mna st1eng.a " maen- ~
EI'a ;neHe tAe Il'N ''usl3 auu aaluos!3 ~
which an only inoeptea 10 ;,;. uoo a ana 70 ny
arranged as Ia 1ofuer tlmss, W. WIN tuscaay'
cia1 temporal provision was necessary. The
short time since. and tue raplaity oi tne events
have lmpeaeo me prepa1auons o. tne LAWS
Mnfca are necessary u ass's' 1no s'iene@ncn
'hg Ear neM th estse Gss; oa oe,oxs,.,;or xo, w;u
FoT 'ne nrs. per'oa oi teRaiauon 5ou WIZ
onif nave 70 discuss INC most urgent neasa5es'
.; aau Mns n''a'se:s WI ptepa5s WILL uuG Isno,
ela11!,, ule ProyeIts upon "n1cn you WI 1ase
10 aehoerate lor 1he secona pelioa- naSea 9n
tae s.,tuts .I o. tae COUNTY, une p;ae;. n,
r. ,;.1 ~ and nsn, 'a ~ hna .ne ndG;u
;stT.t;v H1'a1,E ~" oui r. a,5 comnnnas
viii renar in H.. It.};an ,,aonie lint enlend;d
md r;eorons eGstencc ,!h;cR f at The fime If
another farmer of cir;1i7ation and Of other ter
ritorinl .rran gcments If EnTone' ~ was the fruit
of the mnn;ri3,ni nntonomr whic; ia today on
1,osed to the constitution If strong Stated and
fo the oeo;ua ~ Tho nat;on
S1c,6r, Syy.1op, S1cSon, nrrr,.n-3n
ent,rnp unnn rba now order NJ tf;nrs. and
svthnnt 49, .d;n+ ~ ia .,oi;t;n,t naet;oa T.,
INV other iSar t;sn m The services
rc1soraJ ~ ;ba ra,1n,ar c",,sa wa csij fcr a
noi,1a cosnosrat;o. s' nnS thaa%nr,es;on ~ arerr
sincere on!nion IN orJer to attain mr. nr;nc;nat
oLicctEtbe ~ weif:.rc If Tie neonie md the preat.
neys ~ .ie o"r+r ,.hnh III Is r., ,anrs ~ Ma,v
of tbe - Romsus .nI mn. hat If +bn ;d1e aees
must m mnTe na ]eft n fie1d onen for f3re;rn
emh;,ion h,,t II ,nns+ m he 9nntrarv he tRe
1Ynix NJ }bc i,a1;ans
-.
Tie 5fsturhed state of Europe.4ho
Plans ot: Nupofeon.
tF,om The 1onaon 41+.h. an,,l.1
T;a co,nn,;c,t;ons u, Ca,tral 1t,lr ,,d +ba
r"a,"n of ths r;ah.. of s.2it.er1.nd ,,
i.ara - +,rs't ae-a. .1;r':r+ca n,,m s.tant;n,,,
49,. ~ = - :.,te.ost =. a,"artar
run events o1 scarcely less .a.etss. ~
nealer hotnS. r. ~ PRESENT. tue aaaSer Il uno;'
o,vt.4. tisI T. ~" pLsgei ~ taa. sa.a
s, nuau '1nu, IN tnese uaxs, "nen 1ne sta.csnah
s'a, " cEueasu ua'psouea1a. seems 10 pe waning
e - O. ic4u,a'Ne, 'olee4sn,' ~ 10 quIte poesl-
~ ~ tua. KS peru !aa' ne asefoeAea' ana tnat
~. Montas heace We may pe ca1iea upon 10
t tane sues .t 70 asesa auas1ei, arg 10 cheose oe
Tween ,ue ela'Hs q our aereditafy allies and
1he pohcy Of Napoleon. 1ney greatly mistake
tne op)ee1s 81 our powerfully ally, who believe
that 1ne eess1on OF savoy and Nlce Wils restore
peace TO Europe. From North to South and
! from East to West Of Europe there il, at this
moment, q system OF intrigue being carried O t,
WHICH AIMS at one sole end-the ascendancv OF
France Hitherto the projects Of tie French
emperor have been only too successfully ac-
compl'shed. lie has put i'll practice the tortu-
Gus policy embodied in the old legend, Divide
ct i.npcru;" aud trlte though it Is, appreciab1e
rs It IS to the most ordinary understanding, lie
nas cohtllFed ID blind every rover IN Europe to
hfs pers1stent aprlLcat1o Of its principles lie
has Inundated Russia, and made ! friend Of
her: He has crushed Austria, and inspired her
With mercer resentment against her traditional
| ali'es than lter victorious enemy. There are
| ne eau iu!ly reai1ze bis ambitious dreAms.
These are Prussia aud England, aud, with Prus-
sin, tue whole Of Northern Germany. At this
yety moment, We bclierc ne are corr Get in stat
ins that negotiations are on foot in relation to
the old sorc-thc Schleswig 1lolstein question
which demaud the serious attention Of our gor-
crnn1en1, and on which, not improbably, may
hspge the good understanding acd the cordial
union OF England and Germany.
It Is no secret, that since the last resolution
o. tue tranE'ort Diet with reference to the
Duch'es OF Huisteln and Lauenberg, the rela.
LIONS o. uen1nnrx anu the Germun Conledera-
ton hare gone from bad to worse. The Diet, in
demanding from Denmark the redress Of various
Violations OF tue constitution Of the Ducnles, las
at the sane tune declared that 1t Will If the ne
cesslty sha!l arise, support the claims Of the
population Of the DucL.es by military interfer-
ence. II Is not impossible, then, that a body Of
occupy those territories under the plea Of pro-
Sldlng Tor the interests Of 4 people who are
members o: tue German Confederation. The
Danish plenlpotentiury has, in the naIae Of his