The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-09-12
THE ITALIAN IMBROGLIO.

what Lord Pxlmsrston Thinks-The
Censpiracy OF the Kings UAcle.
nuchTAHr srAhSn W eooNi rI"1oNi'
NO Count de pcrsgny, IN his capacity Of President,
s,cd ina sttucs OF The General Council o. the Depart
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seineu IN sarope, ana sAos-
NE Emperor's programme Of RordeAux has not been
sAassed. Without pretsnoug TO abosh war, Toe En-
rsror has however rcprd.ated the inheritance Of mere
Axhng Tor the sake OF vr the defeats OF the
se emp!re Beoe the naug urxtion OF thu present en-
ssoU of sSs Sass ma shss Of rse,hs, a which
could be resolved by means u diplomacy. Although the
wsrs rcspr from these questions could not ue avoided
my we're carried oog with and the Emperor
sueeeSed in realizing the object for which they wore
scrsAxen.
The 6eetruct,on OF Sepastopo prevented Rassa from
taxing POSSESSION Of and Inc Eastern CUES
non was connded 70 the charge or united Europe.
AZ regards the war ia Italy, the Italian states were de-
syered rom austrian dom and the principal OBJ
jcci OF The thus obtained Although the Italians
Ass -opard7e independence which they acquired
the var the principle OF non
ssmns,ns influence over the further aevsopement Of
the question.
These the only questions which occupy the atten-
tna Of europe at the present moment
The apprehensions entertained Germany respecting
the Rhine ard the fears Of invasion current
in ing land, do not meri, serious discussion.
beins much stronger when Germany Is diy,ded. viii
support the project Of German unity for any
Deusstion abe might obtain.
CoOcernDg the relations between Mgsnd and France,
neither Of iheee two Powers des enter upon such
terrible struggle as war between them would be. Tho
Epgb paticn liz pcacef Their virtuous Qieen and the
eminent men in power desire TO maintain good under
saAndpg between the two nations In view Of many
srcss results obtained by France and the lustre which
shey throw around the french nation is natural that
aoesshess and dstrust should have in Eorope
France however, did Lot create cec,plc atoms IN
raw neither Std she cou1ssi Austria 10 follow the
fAss policy which led to the rising OF the Italians
nor 10 she responsible for the treaties which Aus
riA concluded with the Italian Princes France used
aveTy possio'e eaors " wesens NV eonnos, ~
49, "a = ra,orenre ~ rs n-orases n rspuse the ar
,acas Of austria upon italy Il was with the motive OF
sving tbe ltalaas 40 ignorance of his powerful assist
NE wncm naa .usy osen an ,e - WYNN hA'o
rnas he s,lenoe vith which he Emneror has been re
preached WIS NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 10 himself aoce :
~. same can he ssa n reference 10 tho ees,on %
s.vov and N,ce ,o France
The italians after tie conclusion of he peace OF villa
other aide OF the Alps France could NOT reuonncc her
Alpine fronters seeing that grea, italian kingdom had
ept,cns th.r ram Sardinia or ron Eorlspd shs has
Seceived nobody
ne Enperor has certainly repaced France In her er
tUase poei,iop without shaking The coincidence Of Fa
rome Fasen ~ n waole hs polsy was plys ma honess
be has made IN Italy twas only because the other
Aiity A. aeon as "A Wa psx,ps 10 arrive al q deanue
reeuf be concluded the peace desired by The world
s,r lsls rr.nre IN heen forces m ,oor me r> IN,
~osed ccn her by The at,es of Vienna Another sgr
sow re,ms and he policai system OF 1915 has been
rssun N 4 y,oieu, transition. Which by two
rycst oopyu,s,onr. entirely aisturped me Erro.
nesn enns,,ormm since then il hs. been he
yyses, ,n,erest ~ rarons that n general rccoac,s
stos soori be ene,te the deren, Powers AID
rr"oco .s ~ hsr = ,ha 81 M
po~er. sha No Ion ,er threatens nor 4 threatened Her
work il acnieyed AMI the mission OF tho new Empire
srcomnshed
the rntarv role nj France IN Furope 4 nj an end II
.ss ne Great 10 BE- consc,cntons,y aisle to
- ,nat an ira NJ ana ,rosrrtv 4 now ouenlng
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-v $50 s,aS,.c. :, ,prrr.
PROM PRINCE LuciAs xUGar.
Deslrous OF not compromising any Of my aiherens who
have written me, answer their letters through the
pSess.
GxSurws--I have received your letter, and answer
without dcay. nc eny lo,aons ~, - ~. 49,
mvsets an Obstacle Z, the popular wish however crro
ueous 4 may appear 10 me TO be.
am relation OF the tmperors and therefore -, AZ
ss 20 !, ,hs n1n s,as ~ arist
now s-,us sxc,tea oy hostile parties against tue
Nnpercr 70 whom ara entirely devoted nohiur could
ne pcrn,ssous than lead Europe 70 suppose ,hs,
Nsprleou III who % solely intent 90 the welfsre and
Independence Of nations IN merely thnkinK u replacing
his re,ailyes on the throne.
WIN revolution sgisxtcs \ people, the popriar will
aiooe fr.ely expresse n able 70 pct a. end 70 dssord
and uncertainty, because forms for Itself that saprcns
,ss a., ss.a ~ MAJ s :. rn,,s r
Hay thai ceDstsu,iorsl government should Dc essa9
l~hed "a Naples speedily p,ssible, in order that
liberty may " secured and that the danger anarchy
a. .nyssson may be av~rted IL proper then for you
o. kDs~ thai 9onA nos isk. par ,a Lae meseseak y
.s knydo pnlexs ne people, r>pssi from on ,r.rnai
s~arsre, sIsflc-.y should asrs s,gy ara ,ol>ssnly
,ssriT.s.d ~ dasrs Of harino ~ ~ q pleder n ind
vsssdsrr AVID prospSr.is.
Isboa,d theu b ssrSse 10 the as-ea. Of my cousin
shond then bring with roe the French alliance the
"a sure rrayanee " a. nation N. ndepsnaeno
Tsacrisse therefore ali private iaierrst o. my own
and caring solely for the public interest conclude by
repsatlpg what have already SAID esewherr which Vs.
riou per srrsent 10 Ger and former splenaor
Receive rentleucr the expresslon OF rrv parttcnlAr
eeseem, J. MURAL
cxsur o. Brxv<vti. August 10. 1880
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TAI SOhsiaVss'
\ the Hcuss ~ Commons on tne 1sth ult-, reply 10
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not gong 70 FOLLOW the hcaorsee an tcAhet gen