The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-03-31

asist suspected Of leaning towards exiied The
Marquis do Bella and Prince Camporea took refuge fear
he country the second assured by the Prefet
" Police that be could r that he was in no
danger Of arrest. Such fac speak for themselves All
theee eminent persons were arrested merely suspicion
and sent out Of the ccup.ry or imprisoned, because 1t
was feared they had eanings towards Sardinia
Such tyranny can hut thoroughly disgust the people, who
will surely reals1e when their turn comes is per
haps ne Arer 1t nand than dreamed Of by the young
ana weak KiDg Of Naples While upon tbs suoec; Of
Naples, the following extract from correspondents let
ter nay be found Interesting
a. Ias gcven%snt having bean adyssd enough e publish
sSa In MEASURE Of reform iss fssS 70
produce much effect win hcSeysr reade. gse.. service
ssa': G.Ts % AZ has SaF Sssn
TUNED. ssass... sSas sss,yss.%s
tnsy would any Of the tive worlds % psss
made "a VI. ns now rsssiSs on saas
before lAis new decree.
The British Parliament present distinguishing Itself
by keeping up most ridiculous and discussion as
TIE members Of the opposition have iOus4 ia tbs dis
cuestou hobby which they are riding TO death, aud 10
their own Sisconn.u,s and shane Even the Londou
dsgused at the pernacy Of the tories with regard to
the Savoy question: and they are belaoored most soundy
BY the Thupderer for making capital question out OF
matter that actually In way them. The Lon
don Chronicle calls TO the remembrance or the that
when England unceremouiously took possession OF Perm
the French angry discussions about
il, and that the government even senced those French
journals hat seemed inclined TO call attention.
TO the rather interruptions acquisition Of that
island. IL really seems - though the tories would
do anyhing-even plunge the two countries iao q
that they got back topower thereby. They have
sought the aid and counenance Of foreigners but al
ways with great success. Thus few days SINCE Lord
Count de Rech6srg and asked him what would be the At
ttude Of Austria in Savoy annexed to France
The Count replied that Austria would act in such case
just as England had acted when Austria coded Lombardy
lord LOTUS must have been taken rather aback by this
unexpected reply
The following despatch Just received; will, d, not
eoubt prove Of interest 70 your readers Nothing could
more clearly show how united the people of Central Italy
are ts regards the annexation question:-
TURIN March 1.-THE province Of Bologna has given l7s7
vote: fer the @ and % for
sa..s. OF
dom: ~ Ioiors pu6l.hss he law on fscra.nsn
TloSaSe1 Ha1sh Sons which continued tn. &C.
eond day With The attitude The Of people
H. tps Dig snns1.aon - Co., for :spsssss
fer & IS for s .ss be Of
rae kingdom, and esl cancelled.
The s 1s nS
PAKxA March of the voes:-Parma number in.
:fr0sd es for y for "a separate lnSo
for separate ingdom lis fhs result Of The vote in Eve
ds Ss result for the
Parma 5slSi annexation is for seps
have just ascertaned from good that Savoy
and Nice have been coded BY tho King OF Sardinia TO
France, and that the French troops now stationed at
Lyons have received orders march once into those
provinces
Referring to the coming annexation Of Savoy and Nice
10 France, the Arenie Of Nice, Of the 18th, says
The clerks tobaco mandatory have been for some
days past engaged IN consequence Of orders received from
S;s'? he s''so that
establish on The resa,o them c,mD. under .. French
=.
Alp. Is among neshbos Of the Var. We can add
% he x e s
that me mode Of manuacureh mu,h less preadici.l the
dns where zoo uSh sapSuris scis used ~ o-'
The Eat Public o. Lyons, states that the treaty Of
0c several csss Of Iyons AK goods o,d Witch Ssa
been lying at the Custom House In L0nioa had the bar
1eTs raised week ago. and were admitted on the terms
OF the fact The English well aware OF the injury
csd or business y delay and the very day asr The
the measure was carried into execution.
The rs journal ever published in Morocco has just ap
and is distributed grstuitously 1t bears the name
Of the Echo Of Tcuan, and has been got up with
the support Of the Duke OF Tetuan General Garcia,
nd Don Carlos Navarro, director Of the moyeable
printing Office attached TO the army, Who has lent his
type for the purpose gives favorable account Of the
rally generous give up their and farnt ire to the
spAninda treating them vsters and allies The TO .n
Every animated, and WILL 1t is expected, soon become q
win you allow nae to terminate my letter by speaking
Amor1C0nE: /
limitations made by our Presidents OF ministers and
charges 70 the different Europe and in IA Of the
civilized world Many Of your readers will, am sure,
illusions are just and tina too much canno. be
paid 70 20 important q matter.
There no doubt about that is simply absurd send
Americans to foreign courts who unable spsak
either the language OF the country else at eas the
universal language Of dplomacy-French DpIomscy IL
much Of social Intercourse than Of formal
official notes Negotiation, be effective must be oral be-
fore assumes the written FORM The way is TO be felt
N ho mad Ann
sion Of skilful address and the influence Of CON
veIsatonal discussion to be brought 70 bear
smoothly and promptly obtained, when long delay
and very often failure, will be the sure result
must first be translated in the Foreign Oce 70 which Il il
and then subjected to the tardy and generally
process Of adver.e reply from the side
education, manners and habits OF society occupy
worthly dgnhed and influential position in the society in
sphere Of action Their business is not alone with the
Minister Of Foreign Affairs but at every Court there exist
the highest importance, through whom srea i 0
fuence can be brought TO bear by ft and
able upon the policy and view. Of the 60
in the legislative bodies and the saloons Of the higher
category Of influence and ministers ought to be qua
Naed TO cultivate relations with these classes Of minds
whose real elective influence scarcely inferior to that OF
the official employees And, again, II is important that
formation Of coming events. For this purpose they
must be able TO keep up intinste and friendly
soc'sl snu conversauonN intercourse with the rest
OF the diplomatic corps rs well with the leading
public men OF the country They ought TO be In the habit
q .eeing them constantly Of entertaining aad being en-
tertaned by them with that practice OF intimate aud con-
adentia Intercourse which is communicative over
me dinner table and which naturally springs up among
men OF superior class In poot Of education aud position
associated together in such Official and personal relsons
And now, how this be done our Minister'S CANNOT
eeak either the language Of the country or Frenchs In
fact they ought 70 speak both 10 be really and pro-
perly qualified for these important positions; but
a perfect familiarity with French, ct least, ought
Tor any man aspiring 70 any or these appoint ments
And practical illustration Of this simple and evident
truth rs wanted, recent and striking one js 1t hand
Judge Mason was undoubtedly very able aud distin
susned, as well - an anabe gentleman. In his Time
too he had the advantage OF having to deal with Minis
ter OF Foreign Affairs (wale wsk) who spoke Eugsh a
well as be did. But stl, his social position was pol
oally speaking, null. He could not speak French and
DC necessarily had next to intercourse with French so
0;ety. Ntc