The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-03-15


TO state that there would be superadded part tbs
sentiment OF private esteem for the Sovereign aud govern
nent, Who, in circumstances equally delicate AID momea
t0us, should show towards him friendly feeling which
his Majesty would appreciate. need A1d that
the Austrian government adhered tina combination
proposed by the government OF her Britannia ksesty,
the Eperers government would feel bound SURROUND
the execution with all desirable guarantees OF sincerity
and that any chance restoration remained for tho
oepoeseeset should take the mos: scrupu-
lOus care that IL might not te iret
You will observe that hxve said nothing hero
that question has not been the object like the Dachcs
Of express supulAtons between France and Aus
hia l shall treat that subiect IN an carly despatch.
do not, however, hesitate 20 say nov, that II,
with reference international which the Court Of
Vienna has been party tho footing ourselves,
the Emperors government cannot consider the possesoa
OF the legations the Holy See sny but tenn porsi
point OF view the less deeply depores that the
Court Of Rome des. it, counse g. snd 4 nav even be
said with reason the UNANIMOUS ooun-
sels Of Europe since 1884, we'll the teachlng
OF events has let thiogs their present pass
condition thai the principle Of venton on the psrt
OF foreign Powers maintained all the 90 nDro misses
bring about solution Lass radical than disme~bermess
You wiz please 70 read this despatch Count de Rsch
rHoUvRNEI.
WHAT rs THOUGHT IN SARDINIA.
Iron the 0pinioce Of Turn
ne Anster OF Finance has nss published bis report
our financial situation hc has Joined some vsuchers
amongst which are included the documents relating 70
AC<CruilB W TIC eSAteWtut OF INC Mc.St0r nave q
deoct for the entire year Of 1882 Of 80 $40 tres and
for 1880 Of coo lires Total 68, 7ll 236 tires
According to these calculations dohct during the pro-
sent financial period viii be about sky miors Tho
loan OF hundred milous raised By uaousl srbscr!p
uon viz amply sace 70 cover the deficit and provides
for the extraordinary unbscea oenses the urgency Of
which may chow itself in the sequel In the total Of the
expenses arc comprised those occasicued by the war
These have been estimated q So 9zo,Ss1 iires They
have been covered by the loan IN February, 1882 which
produced SIS Tires &c., BY the advances made by
Franco for military equ,puents 100000 Iires, by the
funds Of the treasury Of Lcmbsrdy and Parma, 40
lirss sec, yielding toeai q ~ l.ea &C., and
consequently leaving de6cit q -, o4l y6S7 lres-
The deho Of 1859 mot including the extraordinary war
expeaseel being 2sl22,2SI nres, have . total Of
Sel hres, nom which, however, subetraot tho
surplus a L00bardy, that all that remsins
y the deficit OF 80 500 lrcs ~ above stated
Ar the loan OF hundred millions absorbed ouly u
u soont Of sevea eehs By the presumed dec on the
entire year q $780, The state OF the treasury fsr froI
causing uneesness, good and ought inspire the con
ddenoe that credit will mos have TO be any further reeorted
TO- decreasing - would tho deba Of tho sae already -
considerable.
mcso considerations win certainly suthcs to show how
eooesus has been The runsr 81 LATE that vss
the ntenuon o gsv0ument 70 make now Ioaa Of fertv
milieus But We believe tia. lar q e present. anar
cisl pers4 IL concerned ought mot 70 ss To- impcs
sosaadsaos-eas aos jsstasA b. Ne psHseal slsis 4