The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-11-03

NEW YORK
mind, Of M fcslosrs sl snly sss ne force Of cxso IL
sebs.ares There 90 one who rAors clssy than
The French END 1eror the growing Ividsrce which
ysyoar ress % much 70 u. t.o' ga. We Influence Of 70
thirg md that II 10 nero shan and mposture upon
suct ground 70 sound the aasnizs cry that religion
The Russian ard A0ssrsas screw may p,ssibly work
little deeper than the ccsca but the arguments Of
:ss w credit my me ns
Their fundamental relations 70 The now French dynssy
ARE mot such as e sy ~ r. 70
policy Napoleon I'LL has, from tho very nature and
bssis OF h. throne, one absorbing aad sogrossng
rest, and that Is the succees OF h own dynasty His
fret thought hts ascent q srouse or the royal
blood Of Europe for royal alliances ere the natural prop
Of Earopesn throne. Bat he could no. get one,
because certain Courts were resolved to look upon
hm edventurer, Two Cotrts however have given
him the treatment OF real king, and given him solid
help and support ~ tho founder Of dynasty and those
are the English and Srdnisn the one gave him royal
reception which would have suited the descendant o
hundred kings, the other gave family royal PROCESS
And we may sdwiheut going into the casaisry Of the
original commencement Of the Italian interchangeable
now that the cause Il Italian unity s fairly Ancas, Napo
icons fTct Hdt0s policy has cenened and confrniid
English faror We do not vouch for English appreciation
OF all he acts Of the French Emperor connected with this
movement, bu. IL Is not too much 70 say that the
patronage Of the Of unity given french
despotism much more favorable light TO stand in be-
fore the English public than would otherwise have had
and this supplies, We need not say In much stronger do
gree 10 Sardinia.
1t Is certainly question. then whether Napoleon III
when the stream Of events has been ao ~ed TO 40 20
for from the cause Of Sardinia and Italian unity
At the suggestion Of two Courts who naturally sup
pert oynastic interests wholly opposite 70 his own.
r may very likely be the case that the Of
Italian unity has outsrippec his original design gone
had never intended fer II. His idea was that OF q
con'cderscy which would have reised Power 10
hau Uty ttu tpta
ference possibly issued only IN an exchange Of
French influence for Austrian in italy. That idea has
been obliged TO vanish before facts and the form which
Italian unity is assuming In that OF one compsct
kingdom In powerful administrative hsnds Tns diff.
session Of isay i over s sardinia ia hin aiy his 70
ation he wants royal connexions; IL IL bis interest to
support them and make the most OF them when he has
got them. great Italian monarchy In alliance and AZ
Unity with the Napoeonic dynasty wond be gain in
this light, II II left less for the control OF
France a. an empire over Italian politics
The French Emperor too sagacous TO DO angry with
movement because has not quite answered hts expecta
tions ,hc uncertainty OF human events IS well
any one, and the wisdom OF meeting them half way,
and extracting all the advantage which be extracted
from them, If more cannot be- With all drawbacks his
interest iies In the cause Of Italian unity;
t will give him. at any rate, great European royal
alliance whereas TO recede from IT, that It has made
such way would be 70 ose one alliance and possibly not
get other in ts place embter Sardinia disgust
England, and 70 abandon that whole ground which
strengthened biz throne in the feelings Of the liberal na
tions Of Europe,
The King Of Naples and Regfcide.
signor CAsela has addressed the following circular
note to IN diplomatic corps at Gaota.
After quoting the decree, which appeared in the official
Journal OF Naples on the 18th nit corning the family
of kiisno. Sgnor Casella Says
infringing the above decree TO the cognizance OF Sig
nor the undersigned Minister, Secretary OF State,
President OF the Ministerial Council and Professionally
entrusted With the portfolio OF sorelgn Affairs considers
himself justified In abstGining from ANY comment this
unqualified measure.
Revelation has arrived in any country at such
degree OF pervcrsy ana anarchy 70 sanciy regcde
10 set premium upon ASSASSINATION and by this ex
ample 10 officially stimulate the determination OF sove
regns; this, in fact is not ony done but done In city
occupied By Piedmoncse troops, by leader acting 10
the Of the KING OF Sardinia, AMI Who without be-
dsavowed has for the last four months assumed
fsg and the name Of the latter.
A man who attempts 10 assssrnate his fellow mana
soldier who leaves the ranks To XII his gcaersl-a Cub
jet who uses his bayopot against his knsihose are
deemed martyrs worthy Of praise Of tears, AMI OF re-
wards by the government OF Garibaldi Add ths apo.
theoes Is publicly made 10 the journals Of Naples and
and offered 10 Tegicides
Such an exam pie speaks more rorcbiy han ali dcc
nations upon the miserable moral condition into which
the Kingdom has fallen ADD OF the anarchy which, after
the triumph Of invasion, has possessed the country with
Its designs.
The undersigned considers it unnecessary To protest
against this scaudaous Decree since all the cnts
Of morality, honor and religion which exist In the heart
The unlersgned denounces this decree to the Justice
Of Europe, Of the cearest Of the proofs OF
the tendencies Of the men who, by foreign force aud
pro6tne by unhead Of treason have usurped the
considerable part of the kingdom Of the Two sciies
The undersigned profits, &c CASELLA
The French Force I'm the Papai states.
There at present about 600 French troops n the
Gordon Is 10 be formed round Rome, from Corneto 70
valleir Civlia Necchia which IL being strongly forii
fed OF course bars all approach from The sea This oc
cupson does not In The slightest degree interfere with
the communications between Garibaidis army on the
yoiiurno and the Sandman forces In vmoria and the
Marches. Two columns OF the latter are marching to
wards Naples through the Aoruzz by the Lake Ia.
emo, and the other little more TO the esetward II s
expected that both corps will be before Cpua by the Goth
October then must come thai battle which viii
eide the fate OF Francis III.
10 addition TO the intelligence 0. viterbo already pub.
fhed learn that the Inhabitants informed the French
general thar they would submit 10 the French troops but
world not on any account receive tho fontneA troops
The French commander promised that the French troops
should enter hr bal that he had orders % restore the
Papai government. The municipality LETT tue town ia
body With many Of tie Inhabitants, but before dong
addressed the folio wing teegraphic despatch the Brit
ian consul at Ieshorn that be might communicate II 10
The Nuniclrai Commission Of viterbo In their own an
the courtrys name thank the British Cabinet for rs
protest agan,i the resubecon o. yerso 70 the Papa
DO ninRton. They request Lord John Rcsse 10 cnmmu
noate these sentiments 20 her majesty praying for ner
further - mpaihy. pOLiO0Ri, ToRaiLI
The French, the day (lhe 9sh) occspee Cvita
Castcara, which lies haf way between Rome and Yer
bo without bringing any Political TROOPS With them
coast, hall way between Civa yeooha and tue Tuscan
frontier.
Count Cavour end the Mortara Case.
The Secretary Of the Universal lsraetsh Alliance, Of
LoIcon, has received The following letter from Count
CAyour
Tuss, OCT, 3, 1890
sIs-i have received the letter which you have al.
dFeesss In the of tho society OF the Universal
sraalAish Alliance soliciting the aid OF the kings
vernment In the stepe which the father OF the young
Nornta taking order 10 recover his child from the
convent In which he s at prtscnI retained Persuaded
o. the justice OF Moraras dem Ends have the honor
70 assure voc cir, that The Kings government VIII DO all
10 he powtr that This child IN whom the pablo opnion
~ Europe strongly Interested, may b. restored -
his family BE good enough. beg you 10 aoqusiDt the
members Of the Jewish society Of thcse entols OF the
government Of The KING, and receive, SC, CAyoUR
The Policy OF Prussia ON Italy.
from the National cAzaste. 81 BcFAn
ID thcse days national passions not reused ny iic
1uafrcs about The balance o. power In Europe General
utcrett attaches only those struege IL which
o. nrLnla nnRasad