The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-10-19


The information which reaches ns from Turin and
Naples ard the al frees sent by the Ncapotans 10 Victor
sansrs,s om !, EXCEPT IN 40 far he my
separate from Tho king places all her confidence and all
her hopes 10 the latter TITS energetic explicit tendency
Of pubic opinion 10 Italy Ia proof OF the maturity
and experience acquired by nations by their past faults
and equations In this impulse, which carries all the
Peninsula towa'ds Victor Emanuel in preferences to
the man whose entire sbpega,on marvellous courage
have prepared what Ia now taking place, there 70 some-
thing else than movement Of popularity, d,psciug Of
presige there the firm ard general conviction that
Victor Emanuel alone 10 the prop Of italy Haans hz'oe
ard understand hat Ctn>ra GdriblIdi man, rioor
1 n%ass, ~ r,sss ns Dc la sys ' ." cs Al ,,
moreover, Represents the movement the conflict, the
present With s en.ees and Ts,a ,ss 1res ssao
durable and dcdnltivc order, the force which makes
stable the power and grandeur Of civilized nations Ia
declaring tori the king without hesitation and without
Division Italy proves herself worthy OF tsc
destnies which unanmi.y cr her peoples wishes and
the union Of Der force promises her
The Pops's ALLEGATION.
repes ~ he Pope n the 1os,ory O. Aa
m. Holiness de,e-,ed and depor.d the oonduc, Of PIED
mont and her guilty invasion OF the pspai States He
spoke with emotion Of the brave soldiers who died his
defence and had the arm hope that thcg have obtained
BE reprovei and condemned 10 every way tho de,esa.
bic and sscraous attacks Of the King and government
Of Piedmont lie declared their acts 10 be null and OF no
effect he protested. and would not 10 provost Ia
order TO maintain entire the civil power enjoyed by Inc
Roman church.
The Pope further said that the support Of foreign ~
distance against criminal nvasion s 10 be desred,
and recalled the reiterated declarations made by ose Of
The most powerful princes Of Europe.
"whilst, however, VIC have for a long time been ex
rccssrF such ar,sut most painfully Affected 10
seeing sahors and sbeiorr OF this lnvasDa advance
Ear the walls OF our capital M though they hal me
assurance that no one would oppose them.
"in presence q ouch a pcrlous position SEQ our
selves forced against WILL 70 the cal necessity
o occupy ourselves with the measures 70 b. taken Tor
ssa tN1tlr 49, 1t~ryatW
NE Pore then dep orei the disastrous and pcrnic1us
policy OF non-intervenop, and above All IL detcstaoie
application " the Roman question. He called apon AL
the Princes OF Europe 10 examine serious what greai
and innrmcrsbe evils comprised In tho fetestase
vos,Ss 81 n,srpsliona as were NO, entirely naliaei
there woad 10 nrrer be lett any forcs and security 70
IAN sovereigns.. his Holiness said "sbouId be con-
WINGED that their otlmatsy bound up vita ours
In coming 70 aid they ~ili provide equally Tor the
Hls Holiness concluded by saying thai he hal i,ubt
TIA, hs ca,s.e Princes sss peeDl,. w,ud eo. e -,
by the psrricdal arms Of degenerate son.
Net Result OF Napoieou's Italian Policy
From the Ionson Chronicle, Oct
The reply q the EMPEROR Napoleon 70 the fopc
ported BIZ our correspondent, sugg alive In every
wy. n the Emperor Napoleon = willing 70 hard over
bis task Of protecting the Pope 70 "senaIne lalisn
Power" we have decisive indication thai collision be.
tween italian soldiers and the French ucops IN Rome %
Of the question. This willingness u the Emperor 10
yield his poet Of Italian troops resolve
born q the OF the Day twelve months ago
he ready 10 sanction the entry Of Neapoau troops
into Rome. What the Emperor Napoleon has steadily
dsapyroved u the Intervention Of foreign sofiers 10
.sa ang rs Rome s'1 %. ssss Sf'sSs s
Catholic world, but the temporal soveresniy Of the
| Pope in Central Italy an Italian question and
any ,nssrfereDce Of foreignevs-Freucb, Austrian,
or ush-vocld be ooly revival Of the old ons croo
OF oil evil In italy For firmly holding to his crecs the
Emperor beca bitterly assailed By the ultramontanc
sctor Tor not oil wing another street riot 10 drive Po
Mono asaia fatve from Rome, be has been bitterly at
tackled by that small minority, the repuofcans q ltay
Put ne has had the osuraae Of opinions and biz policy Il
n now eecn the only Offering prospect o. rec1ucl'
ing respcct for the Pope spru ruler on The Casbo.
lies Of the weird with tho interests % "resenerstet
Italy"
The Emperor rpcaks of "a genuine italian powerN II
werf5 be prtnaiuve Fny ttet surh roscr aready
m lxLslncc pLrhmnnl. ar n ated hn.nra the Of