The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-10-06

temporal power-a pow or which has neither the wis
dom nor the legitimate moral ri sht 70 exercise.
Tho march the two divisions OF the Piedmont army by
their two sc perate paths across the Roman territory TO-
wards the confines OF Naples progress 30 regular ana
rapid that follow IL liz only 10 make catalogue OF the
towns which along the track pes not seem probable,
as things are now going that there will be than one
serious struggle that which Iamoricere VIII nVite or
precpate when he has amasscd his troops for the do
fence Of what he considers his most important point
After Rome this is Ancona and as Victor Emanuel has
intention OF dstur bling the former city, we shall look
for decided demonstration within day or two, before
tho latter There does not seem 70 be the slightest
chance for Junction OF the troops OF Francts II with
those Of the popes general and the sooner The ex King
leaves Italian SOIL the time he viii gain for max
progress on mis- frat considerable voyage.
Many look with little sooitude u see II Gen.
Gsribsd will be governed by that prudence which more
than ever al the moment be called upon to exercise
and pause before executing his projects OF con-
quest at Venice and Rome Prudesa, and no longer
Italian banner.
The work on the suex canal really At last
full progress r. Leeseps tells that he has some
fifteen hundred at work, Of which two hundred and
ATTY Freuchmen and more than twelve hundred
energetic French engineer promises that during the com
Ing six mon tha very considerable advance shall be
made. The feasibility Of the project is already suicent
y demonstrated 70 all dsinerested mnds; and before
long it's successful completion will 70 the world that
the vast benefits which has promised 10 commerce will
be realized despite the adverse predictions or those whom
eesh interest or mistaken zeal have led TO oppose it.
Lesseps In recent letter. has corrected the
Misrepresentation of Lord Pamerston, the most obu
nate 0pponeDt-purely from political motivos-0 his
magnificent scheme The Frenchmaa il able TO show
thai the EagIish lord is not influenced in bis oppo
position by ignorance, because he s not con-
WINGED OF the prsctoability OF the enterprise,
and OF the great benefits the world which
OF IT, but by exclusive devotion to English interests,
which he fears may be menaced by the opening OF
communication by with Asia, and which may by and
BY fall under the exclusive control of France.
We in America cannot appreciate the degree Of interest
with which this Suez canal project is watched by the
countries bordering upon the Mediterranean Italy, in
her present Of liberation and uniacaon, has
stsnty in view the advantages which she is to derive
from the new track which the commerce between the
East the West 70 take For several years there has
been published nj Turin semi monthly bulletin Of intel
lgencc connected with the Suez project forming atoge.
thtr body Of information to which little be added
The Withdrawal Of the French Minister from Turin lis
regarded bere act OF Difference to the old
TEN Of diplomacy than sign Of the dissemination OF
France 10 break with sardinia 1t Is confidently believed
that Victor Emanuel has not taken present bold step
without good understanding with his powerful and only
really effective ally.