The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-01-17
TIE PAMPHLET PANIC ON rus BoupsR.

fPsris (0tc 30 CORES pontence OF Lon son Post
Tie event Of the day here has been panic AZ the
BouIse n, Three per Ceuis have taicn ec veser-
Gays prices closing at tslr sc Al oiner qto'alnns
variety Of iase reports got up by Interested parties 10
bdtsse Il WAS said the lapa Nueeo IA ASKED
finally Ina, revolutionary movements Al taken place in
Hungary and Croatia There IS no conhf manon o' aay
royerpment has rot ] am assured, received any de.
spachcs frcm Powers invited To meet in Congress
winch at all ai,c pievious arrangements.
FEELING IN AUSTRIA
The Austrian might oe expected, is anything
bu pleased With the compromise PROPOSED in the patnph
ie, which is the event of the day The 0 oeche Post
conoemls il the ground that IL IL compete alb andon-
men, of the policy which that journal has attributed TO
France since the day of viairaacs.
The Post amp, CASTE looks a direct
Austria, and exciaius:-'n Austria has no longer any
Paris liiier In the nord o. Brussels ssysAs 10 the
Cour, of Austria viii take good care not u, treat the
pamphlet utopiap the Austrian statesmen affected
DO with regard to the former Napoleon ILL., e.
lIaie" The proposals respecting the reo' ganzng of
the popes temporal power Will no, oo'y encounter less
position than might be expected the part of the Austrian
Plenipo,entarles but private letters from venus state
that the statesmen OF that country beginning TO per
ceiye mfossiby of restoring the Italian Dukes, aud
almost TO the idea of organizing State If
the sovereign of this Slater The Court Of Vienna ITSELF
according the lett RS, would oppose
Of Prince Napoleon and The Princess Clotlda, the majo
rty OF Congress and the population Of Italy should pro-
nouuce in favor Of that combination.
CARDINAL ANToNFLLI LOOKED FOR IN PARIS.
PARIS letter ~ The Brussels Nord, says:-Whle q re-
port has been set aoat that Cardinal Anoncs Journey
to Paris postponed Of bis brothers tvocate
IN Paris making preparations for the CARDINALS arrival
His kminence said will lodge the hotel of the Nuu
clio, The French government has sent orders to Mar
seiles for the authorities there first Penpo
Tertiary of the ope With all the honors que to Prince OF
the Church.
SANDMAN OPINION. OF THE PAMPHLET.
This production msy he regarded programme of the
course will follow question Of fsomagna
7ae epJrai rover II ne Pope is Acoo,sh condemned
tits regime contrary 10 the duties of Christian scve
reign and 10 The OF the present state Of civil
The autho OF the pamphlet has given proof of
moderation much the difficult that the passions
violent and that the advocates OF past which
II would be madness revive more ardent He has
considered the question every part The separation Of
Romagna tot IN his opni,n necessity because fat
ocoti, cannot destroyed because the temporal
power away with, veregnty Of the
Pope be limited 10 Rome, transformed by the municipal
FRANCHISE itto rec city The religious question with.
drawn, wba remaioss The political one Alter four
revolutions after innunerable proofs OF the incapacy of
the Papai government, there remain a doubt
OF the necessity of pattiug an end once for al, to
ton revenues from every Roman Catholic naton1 II this
pamphlet as there rs every reason to suppose fo'thay
represents the ideas or the Emperor OF the French the
certainty view will be maintained in the
Copgress, and We may add that 1t will triumph there
fons and DESTROYS Of giving Italy organization which
shall be for Europe pledge Of peace and order Wlno
be too exatng or greedy lie, us each lend efforts
bring about practical solution OF the question, aud
strengthen the bar aim a It II the En-.
peror OF the French succeeds realizing the
velofNd ID The pamphlet he may boast OF having solved
the most arduous pi obem of times ant Of having
acquired new claims to the gratitude OF Italy and OF
Europe.
COUNT cAvouR DIRECTS NAPOLEON.
from the Ionoon Post government orsan) Dec so]
Count Cavour 10 empbalcally European statesman.
He has often been termed the Robert Peel OF Pedmon,
HIS first distinction as political writer acquired I
through familiarity with English principles OF cous-
tutonal COVER nment, English views OF com mercial
legslstionprincpes and views which he endeavored
trans plant sccbmanze bis country. OF his in
huepce at The court OF frauce of the Influence 'chch he
has ezerrtd e mind y he French Emperor since the
Of this Italian question, almost
supernuous 10 speak tas Count Crpo, not Count Wa
l1f, ,eho conseis determined the Italian And the
temperance OF Count Cvour ia Paris must repeat,
be viewed as strongest proof tina, the same policy
which led the armies Of France the Lombard plains is
are likely 10 espse before France and sardinia viii be
found presenting the combined from, to Austria
the coming diplomatic warfare, which they exhibited
amidst the shock OF battle and tue clash Of arms.
From The Paris unirers Dec: 27l
Force although restrained by right, did fail from
time to time 70 lake It's revenge usurpanon here or
sovereigns, like individuals, profit by prescription
Now no longer peaceful posse sson that is given us
ute, hut simply the naked fact In civil law the
pant obtains possession only the end OF year
day. never entered the head of any legislator de-
clare violence legitimate title Ropagna, says pam.
pbet has separated Itself from the Holy See that fat
occcnf TIE question, doubtless is not Of rghtfu
possession since began by treason, aud subsists only
by violence and foreign aid. Consequently, IL is not
prescription that invoked but the fat accompi What
is fat ucoonIt robs you of your watch; that
is fat lrnptt But is there redress AMI does all
therer The Revolutionary journals ask the Congress
10 decree that the always the better
convenient stem enough first looking bu, fraught
with future disadvantage for II asserts equally yes and
Go and Ike weight TO the for aud against
II delivers the world to succession Of facts equally
contradictory legitimate The Grand Dukes driven
out-their expulsion Is therefore Ia sfu Their return
matter by what means, must also be equally upobiecton
able. is hoped that Europe, in guaranteeing fau
cU1npii VIII give i, stability aud duration The idea Is alb
s4sd Congresses any more than Legislatures or Tribu
mails do no invent nsice they only assert recognise and
apply it, 1t remains Independent of their decisions The
Congress must be sorey puzzled cannot entirely shake
all ideas of justice and truth; aud 1t admits revou
facS Sipp
sanctions the future overthrow Of lis own work.
No serious grievance has yet been alleged against
princes {hc Grand Dukes whose love OF has been
g a Il Eopean a ha, Ssen
cd 1t Is for the Congress, International high court
to reestablah it. The pamph argues for the depo
sion Of The rope temporal sovereign. But
reign would consent TO legally depose the Pope DO
Louis XVI Besides, The Catholic Powers would not sign
their own dishonor Even the very scbisna,ics would
lard which Is Overlooking With Joy and fuls ner triumph
in TIE bumiatons of the church The detection of the
nous atade Of journals a,tsss toe clearly ,ne
deeply schismatical character OF the Italian revolution
But would be benefited by indirect assump
ficn BY England Of an italian protectorate.
PBussIAN OPINION on THE FRENCH PAMPHLET.
From the National Gazette Of Berlin, Dee z5'l
However imaginary picture traced By the pamphlet
be- appears in relaticn with reality than the
The latter have yet to prove that the power sni nsepsn
dence Of the Pope are infinitely connected With pos
session OF the pretension,
which Is In way borne out tina, the Court OF Rome
would be, by the separation OF Romagns placed in
insuppcrtabse dependence foreign governments whilst
il wen known that that very dependence which
done much injury 10 rapacy IN the opinion Of the TIA
lans The direct Of the separation arises from the
fact that the Pope having become possession Of
that province the protege OF AUSTRIA could scarcely
retain the appearance of independent soye-
regnty. Ia the discussioDs Romsgna, the qtes-
ton will be 10 know whether the Pope will
become Aust ism than ne was prior TO
the and Is evidently this which mus, nfueuce
the view which the Wrench government will take n IL
To restore the legations 10 the Rome would
equivalent 10 recognizing and confirming tho suzsrauty
which Austria has exercised 1858 That consiaera