, 1860-04-28

It appears 10 be the opinion Of theological
casl,is;s in France that tho bull Of cxcoumu.
nicatiou directed by The Pope against those
who MD: d in tue spoliation Of tho States Of the
Cnurcl. applies to Napoleon rs well rs to Kirg
Victor Emmanuel and tho lenders Of the people
in tho Romagna. Il they arc correct there can
be no reason TO doubt that Italy and tho Pope
WILL by the Withdrawal Of The French nrnr
from Romc, ba left to their fate; that Sardinia,
with her increased power, will not rest content
with tho acquisitions Of territory already made,
but. that .whle Franco finds employment 4
-Austria, she will urge On the ware Of rcyolu-
ton until it Aoods The rapal States and Naples,
and gives nil Of 1a'y up to tie rule Of m
esnancirated people, under the guidance ard
direciou OF the King Of sardiuip, from his ca,,-
i1al city Of Rome. Suck nre the rnticnatio,
Of those who, By long study Of European Do i
tics, mud careful watching Of the rising tide of
opi1ion adverse to the continuance of the P,pal
de.potism. believe 1hnt they are qualified 10
predict events. 4 Paris letter writer for tie
New York TINES, rc.cchoing their opinio,
eays:'
1t was IN view. not of The Sardinia Of today.
but u! that witch Is to be, that Napol.vn
claimed, as bccf!stty for the security Of
France. the annexation Of the French s!,pes u,
the Alps. A war betwetn Sa' Glnia and Nuplts
and Koue ia i,st as certain as auy eyent in tIe
future can be. and euch war can hare but one
termination the triumph OF the Sar1iuia,,
arr1s; aud then The drrurn of the Italian peone
- uuised nation. and an emancip 4.iop from
the Gorerr .nent # the Priesthood sill he real
lied. II rac.or Emanuel is NOT made King q,
1'als, thesc will he q. least an Italian Coufece.
ration there vii! BE- no Dou1bons at Naples.
no foreign Princes with foreign dic,ation and
foreign influences. tnd no Antoneis.
The i,.1 ,ens,al Nraaolisans ut Pa.1s-aud the
ciy is tull of thca1-deciare that ,lary arc coiur
to briog ahous Eerotu'ion iu Tie same peace
fut. dieoitied manner Is wss ucco,n,ss,rd n,
Tuscany. Aodepa and Parma Ttev vi no,
shed Iroo Of blond if they cau help il: but
when all Is prepared, the cbange will take r1ucn
Ia an hour. 4nl no uuisc y i'll be made about it.
But it is cff6cat to couccise of such result in
the present stute Ct things. There arc mauy
f4r+ceing po!i..c'ans, hoHev.r. who predict
that before i've Tears, not only will Naples. but
Hungary. aud, perhaps, Croatia, declare them.
setv~s IN this reAceAsle method. There IS a
strong par ), TOD, at work to bring about these
resu1ts. and ibis party IS no~lerc stronger than
in Epglaud. They loot TO nothing less, ia the
stof Europe. than the cismembermeut and
annlhlla'lon Of Austria.
Thus Tho future Of Italy is mapped out
Ihe Pope is 10 bo shorn Of bis Temperatures
and limited to tie control Of bis ecclesiastical
AFFAIRS opl5; and tic people relieved Of ii .
t'sea0i which his doub1e desposisn, eccleas,i-
eal and political, has imposed upon them, will
be permitted to choose their owu priests mi
leaders and govern themselves, Th;a il n
aatsc1iOg picture, aud though those who hopes
have hhad'wcd it forth may never sec it coru.
pleted' 1hero can bc 10 doubt that the conflict
now rngieg in Europe between the people On
one side md the despotic intolerance and be.
sostsd ignorance Of Rome on the other; will
not come an end until deep mud permanent
changes havo been made. Even by priests
and desrots, something must be permitted to
the spirit ii the ago which will no longer
pfaceably ALLOW tho continuance Of the CT
istirg order Of .hipgA