The New York herald., 1860-12-22


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iors n a. Enclish Frya--Hdsey ~ rance-7he ci11p
Cls,l mdtf-fn,yorfori Or af f-r H ~ pefntsa.-
Aot,ments n Tietor Fmar i l,0 IN Hdlg--rrTtit
Crar,ols IN H,,ncury--R, .rai hArtey-TAe Ergtrl
T'rsss on .S,ssssop, dc. dc, DC.
IN my last letter mentioned that Austrian agents
az work n London trying influence The English press
favor q Francis Joseph The ots77yy Sunday paper
Of the Grst London journals that spoke out Cor
Austria. Tie presumption Is that the Otsrer wanted a
sensation artc for It's Sunday readers and hat thus
the readily persuaded 10 assert that Austria
"was rich, was powerful, md able 70 accomplish
much.r Eut the Ctso7sr has been left Ear behind BY
the tory organ, the Mrnina Herald, that vcracous
Journal having just Informed the world that "in
order defeat TIC machnatns n hes real enemy, Aus
a seeks alliance With Victor Emanuel ,ha, she win
code sardina yenctia for large sum and the alliance
o nsivc and defensive of Italy, All this 20 defeat the
nachiIaiiers u France snd 70 ovcrwhelu louis Napo
leon. The respectable London Ao,uing Hsrad asserts
hat sat wcfe n master stroke dm Victor Emanuel
asionFh the wutidty hs ugratsadev Tie tory journal
may think hus b,carss all know what tory political
food faith worth but the world would indeed be
rrscd to ind Victor Emanuel siding with tho opprcs-ors
Italy against her dcycrcs No doubt with tie Herald
the wish fathcrcd tho thought
IN France matters are cancr The clergy are for the
mcmcnt ohookmaied, and Napoleon III las q breathing
tpcll Tic new Ministers have assumed the duties o.
their onoes and a. rcrseny has addressed the pre-
fccts In the following liberal manner Won viii Irdgc
from The tone of the circular that correct when
announced that ~ dc rcrseny wished 70 remodel the
Chambers and make liberal changes throughout the
whole empire. rc also plainly say that crc long the
projects viii be called 70 prove their devotion TO the
government The PRIV sis know what this means
rApfs Dee s. 1890
MwnrR ~ rvI7TT, tin islinr possession of the ele
yftcA crt 20 which the confidence ~ the Emperor has
calico ne, must rst request all your cooperation, for
tie rcTc ns lie tic sIec'asie sht has been given ua
~ the imperial act cf ibc 2fth November, the more
slculd the incgua ainstration u the country be
sfirt q r. X crows thoughts.
We bthid Prince WIN, after having received tho
powers Of the nation b. recfabgh public order nj home
and The grandeur Of the country abroad the first
si for the expf esson of The wishos and the opinion of
home abroad thin he introduces institutions
smeeriors which are proof of his coniience In tho
country
The ascoun, of this first portion of his reign will form
shec r.arl TO lie hesS OF scsiesy cast into confusion
chats ane cby be coutgeous'y undertook tho task
ard In The spate w few years he restored order In
men mps and in things 10 such sn extent rs to pro-
duoe slae q p,spsIy greater than vas ever seen at
Aiitfxatds. trarciy vas this ereat enterprise com
pcted in the inetcr, when he led by the situation
of ryopc ie Undertake abroad athcr task not less TIM
pprabt-to replace France IN the high position which
her Cue In spite ~ sinister propbecies made evcsy
where thai he woud be carried sway by beyond the
limit ~ the ycrabe interests of France, lis wisdom,
eqral 70 his courage s,orpd him at the proper limit
and thus oy cid he stabh for the advantage of
our security tbeuoubled equilibrium ~ Europe but he
opened 70 ts world new ~ peace and prosperity.
lastly to terminate this picture being persuaded that
hs verabe mssicn s not only 70 place bis name by the