The New York herald., 1860-12-22
NEW YORK HERALD SATURDAY DECEMBER o. eoTRpE SHEET

side Of the glorious founder Of his race the
dhtnes OF the country he nov prepares for the noble
and aceabe exerc Sc the liberties Of which popu-
ar throne of the Alpoeons rs 10 protect the deveope-
ment
Monsieur le Prcict recall you these great traits Of
our history II is net that you may make them the sub oct
OF onca commune atoms to the populations ot your de-
iarimen-or prosd at having marveliously, on tho
ION OF ecenbr cund Of themselves the lost thread Of
our destnss they have no need OF any one TO assist
hs IA reaang the great OF the empire which they
have io.nGed What simply desire is to make you IN
deIstand In what spirit claim your cooperation
Convinced that the liberties OF country can only be
developed IN SO far the state itself enjoys the most
compete secui ty lbeg you TO be always as firm in main
ta'ni' public order Wig liant watching the enemies
OF the State but recommend you at the time to
neglect Lotng calculated complete the task recon
Citation between the various parties. Many honorable
and distii guished Of former governments whilst
rendering homage to the Emperor for the great things he
mas ctmplhhec, continue TO stand aloOf, owing TO
sentiment Of personal dignity. Pay them the consdera-
cn which they merit neglect no opportunity of
talents and experience and remind them that II il is
noble TO be faithful TO the worship Of the past II is s
more so to be useful to ones country
And Monsieur le Prefe that about to labor
together for the welfare Of the State ask you 70 free
yourself from personal prcoccupaons, which too often
embarrass great affairs Tell me always frankly your
opinion, with the Independence of character which
sttues the real servant Of the State and consequently
without caring whether you please dispease Remem
her that civil iunconary, like the soldier who exposes
his life for his country, ought to know how to brave if
necessary unmerited disgrace But do not fear that
shall Judge you without hearing and still less that
slal ever place my responsibility behind yours DO not
fear, either that whilst you may be devong yourself TO
the public welfare you will be exposed at distance with
ort Defence to the resentment Of men Of unsatised am
bition.
Very shortly you shall receive instructions various
important points Of policy and administration, and shall
nave occasion to appeal to your zeal and devotedncs
Receive, &c, De PFRsIGNY, Minister Of Interior.
Victor Emanuel has lett Palermo and returned 10 Ma
pies In that city discomfort loudly asserted by the
rcacionists who becoming and dangerous,
Tha Mann n
thy the sympathy they have hitherto met with have
lately heard Of transactions Naples that make feel
disgust for people void Of all ideas Of honor and gra-
titude. l not at liberty make known the
facts refer to- but may do long Your readers
viii then, like me, say that the Neapolitans
mean, dasardly There exceptions Of course,
but refer TO the Italian unity is in great
danger from the increasing power Of the revoluonsts
e. e. the Mazznians). Count Cavour finds himself sadly
mpedcd his work Of organization by the the
party refer to- who are even powerful in the Sardnan
Parliament Anxious to obtain positionor, rather plum
derihc Mazznians do not ota for the welfare
OF italy; they only desire to keep up state Of
disorder and anarchy, SO that they may profit
thereby. Their intrigues are at present be-
ccming dangerous. They have espoused the
OF the disbaLded Garibaldians, and taking advantage
Of their feeling OF aIger and annoyance, pushing
them TO measures that must sadly Victor Emanuel
ard Sayour, and that VIII greatly retard the settlement
Of the affairs Of Italy.
Austria is arming, arming, always arming; the only
immense fo she now has a footingf wonder
whether the Rohschids could solve the mystery
In yenetia Austria has brass cannon enough If melted
into pennies, TO pay her expenses for many day; but
seems she prefers the brass IN the shape of ed cannon
Of the heaviest cabbre.
queer phase Of the armamcnts going is the fol
lowng-tIgand putting Corfu and Malta in state 10
bear the longest and most formidable siege Preparations
n scale that really terrifying going these
places. Immense piles Of munitions OF being
laid up, and Armstrong guns of the most formidable
catre are being mounted at both the places have lust
M these dom INST Mt tiDDQ
t,n that now asked here with painful interest From
wtom does England expect an attack shortly Az yet no
one can answer. Next spring may solve the mystery
In hungary the dscontent Of the people is increasing
and II evident that long II must burst forth and
force upon Austria liberal reforms desperate struggle
In the anGbian frncpaltes serious outbreaks have oc
Cured, and a sangunary conflict took place wherein
several persons were killed The people refuse 10 pay
certain taxes and the government in cndcavorng
frce Its measures has met with most determined resist
arce. The alsrmsts states that tho Prncipaltes
TO rise and that revolution viii bOome rife but
this No doubt exaggerated view TO take OF affairs
hey row are IN hat country.
The Turk sh government evidently mixing earnest
,orts 10 repair the condition of the country Reforms
a are evidently seriously meant being granted ai
W have iuft heard by teegraphc despatch from Con-
ftantiaepe, that The Minister oi Commerce has cnmmu
ric.tcd o. the ambassadors projects Of commercial
ons. We hear q other great things % b. done BY the
lutksL qcVcrCmort just now; bat as II s h' toiti0n
ns and tAo Toys thar announce them and hcsa Jour
Tie property OF ~ Mrcs, the contractor for tho
rt~ Trlish lear 10 much faith must not b. accorded
T. thcsc statements.
~ Journal biz ever bera,ed the slaychoicrs or our
sop'heIn safcs The London Timer. No people have
u.ca cut against as the Enrllh, but nsa that their
cHners aud their poQhecies II evil sccm likely 70 be
realized, row that the South talks of dsmlon, the
itnis loudly oNc!atms against secession, asserts
lat II las iCrg studied The Institutions ~ slavery
"a British iegNtsi 80 the United stAtes''- tht
row Il rCs ri nLch for thr slavehaldcfs - for the
ssyts; U,at Lew understands tie dillcuiH Ii
tttr way, SC, and tie Ihu,acIts terminates p loud
sIIc4i egtst sseessipu, against dsunion what VIII
iocfmr 4 Ncw Nu'k. wbat vii becmc of tn m0ito.
i =. ssl iLs hae-, N e,sc the mNth s9cedss fion
iic Nmtln" What piiy that The Ti'as "a not lns