The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-03-29

a~sy Lis one even bosose ls4s.
Tn ascfeosncy which Napoleon III. has acquired 10
Europe ss1hts him u coal boolJ viii the qaos
The bugb,af OF bis predecessors has Ayr oeen
the ar q being thought 10 ufke " England. Tss fasr
fsIrtop thiIks mat be desps He hAa oondusted
Two great ware, commanded In toe bloody
paisp epce Lei He has established pmee ia meas
bpnees as The abiter OF continental Europe he has sue
ceectc much or the authority which formerly ex-
ersc BY Rosss, emo TO much which formerly belonged 70
fpfissd. "N res s0se dyurean Il the excau suSn OF
,be F nch people and hs strength Of reputation tho
Emperor may defy the diepleasure Of his obstinate and
feranscsoue torg'0te Yet his very great poesn
sae Obliged 70 exercise caution aud ute something IKE
the language OF apology when he inaugaretes the new
system His people have learnt outward submission, but
not even In hs power to enor conviction or pre-
vent tne mu'terfnRs Of sulsn DISSATISFACTION AZ tue
priesthood reduced to silence yet by secret work
pgs gives trouble TO the machine OF the Stats 60 the pro-
vn,s making no 0%..5a den %
With the notion that the Emperor rash and specustve
enthusiast away by such theorists Chevaler
anc and likely to saoracs the greatness Of France
As II 70 aocpse these efforts the pieuipotentiares who
con eo ns assy % inc paI saroone
which logical and vel written defence Of free trade
generally. Every one knows the clear and philo
,hpss The HpoIt, which has been just pubished in the
An,esr, tbodkh somc~bas long, 10 document which
Treating The subject in HISTORICAL nsanes il reviews tho
psf, legislation Of England AID Ffapce shows the
whob inpeded freedom OF intercourse speculaes the
brsb,bet) OF trade which will most benefit by the
movs OF restrictions, and points out the increase Of
wealth which must result from the adoption OF Q more
liberal ~ stem. But would bo mAtake to suppose
'bs tho imperial nego.ators copine themselves 70
Weeping the advantages Of tho scheme respects man
s,t generally, or even the French people Z. whole
They know whom they have to deal WITH and that they
have more 10 dread from the opposition Of producers than
10 hope from the assistance Of Acco rdiDgIy
the nth of the document demonstration that 10 spite
Of the copcessone 10 Ingapd French manufactures and
commerce will In no way suffer.
The withdrawal OF the French Troops
IN LombMruy-.C Con dfcting Accounts.
This Independence Of Brussels gives the following,
which however We co not find conr med from any other
We able announce that the Cabinet OF Paris has
cent ode's to Marshal valiant 20 retro with his troops
from Lombardy on the day on which the annexation OF
Tuscany to Romagna shaI have born proclaimed This
order baviDg been communicated ty Marshal Valiant 90
Chevaer Azegho on the 6n or 9th Of March, Cabipcs
Council was in medisteIy bed at Turin to deliberate
the situation 10 Piedmont would DO plsced by this
ceiermtpanon OF the French government, which s il
oono' nifty with the declarations made by the Emperor
Napoon in hts spesch OF tho lst and by hts Minister o:
Foreign Affairs in the despatch OF the 24th nj. After
discussion which lasted the whole morning, King Victor
Fuanuel and his Ministers decided accepting the
sequences which the sesou ion Of Franco may produce
On The departure OF the mail which brings these details
the Iunor spread al Turin that the army about
to be pun on war footog In order to be prepared for all
Tho Turn journals give information quite oppoeed TO
the above they declare that the French troops are
about to be concentrated in the neighborhood OF Pavia
Switzerland and the pnsses of the Alps.
milan Corrtspcndence Of the London Times
While every one abroad is talking OF the dangers to
Ssreipa IL tho passes OF tho Alps in the hands Of
France, toe People most nearly concerned not
feel much apprehension That high mountain passes
teg, they have prevented armies from marching
ecToss them indeed, here Is scarcely example OF
sg'1ssul defence OF there high passes the dechss
CT them which are really Formidable The danger is,
therefore, bot for Sardinia but for Switzerland, aud is
not the southern shore OF the Lake OF Geneva which
defcpd rom It's powerful neighbour but the neutrality
guar anteed by Europe
Italy will therefore mako no difficulty about the
matter, end If the Sandman goverrment is willing,
Savoy an Nice win be wiling likewise. That the
European Powers would have bowel down bafore
the Regeneration OF ally in earnest there is little
doubt but whether they will be equally ready TO
pancton bargain whereby Franco gots compensation
out Of The heritage OF sovercgns by right divine remains
to be seen.
I spoke in former letter OF some grand dcnonstra
tcns preparing In Lombsrdy to support the government
in this crisis Tho municipality Of Milan has vndcsei
s lead in This respect; resolution was passed the day
beorc yesterday TO make addrcas the King as sooa
AZ Central Italy has voted Ia II the municipality do
Cares the Readiness Of tho OF Milan to mako any
sser0ce in men and money they are required vote
OF o00t ire has been made q voluntary contribu
ton In case VI war. Tue other municipalities OF LON
baroy viii be caied upon 70 ioin and Initiate the ex.muie
given by their old capital they viii all follow you may
depend upon H. Il rs thus Milan and Lombardy answer
Coun. RI ehserg and Lord Normandy.
Views I'm Russia ON Italy.
The Aiti'b da Nord publishes IN article to show that
Ger MANI has iniereet In the maintenance CT Austrian
rule in Italy and that the arguments used by the Cabinet
OF Viepba, in support Of it, without weight That
Germany not Of the richest countries ia tho
world; Agriculture and the breeding of cattle did not
nourish there she possessed neither fores.s mines
psvgabe rivers productions Of different knoB SUPER
tonn6ap'y providing for all the wants OF tfe could
reaony Comprehend the sociude 0! Austria, who is
stanuy crying out to Germany fake that posses
sioDs ndsp Lssble for your safety arc not separated
from Your territory. It Is not only Austria tina. threat
sns' = G TS%e Of Germany which II sns does not
are all jointly concerned In the Gauge" What German
possessing common sense eau imagine thu, the result OF
tbe resurrection Of Iialy will be to weaken Germany
What adventsge does this last med couatry derive
ItayS There doubtless few austrian surjccts
who enrich themselves in the of the Italian PENN
sua, but wn the exception OF that personal styaasge
Germany teaps no benefit from the rule OF Austria In
Italy On the contrary, the ncesssnt struggles Of Austria
10 suprolt Of that domination keeps the States
constant agitation. They may ut any aent ee drawn
into those conflicts and they always obliged remain
pfepa'ed for such an eventually.
RumOred Csssfon OF an Afrfco- Spanish
Port To tho United STATES.
IRON the Pars OF the Liverpool Journal
! notce ZONE curious remarks, in the Pcdmontese
oP'ione, RESPECTING American naval tactics the Medi
tsyraresn ASSERTS that negotiations have been
INTO between Spain and the unted States for cedng
Of port on the newly acquired coast OF Africa, whi,n
would confer harbor OF refuge them, aud supply
SPAN tetna'd a. p,eeent and ultimately n,ortant
eAy. tpgianU opposes this
There may psy os truth 10 this assertion bnt IT,
az ccniinu.s ei@ar proposals maze TO SARDINIA
prevops to the African IL wears aspect fsvorng
eredieiiy II aeiears that an American mal ot-war Is
computing most Outrageous excesses, refusing payments
after caioneing even jumping Through tho
diversion o exit ana usiig Knives 10 the fray. Thsse
exhib,tons VIII draw uion al who speak the ominoas
Binsh tongue and wesr sailors garb the retti6ctse
Indgnaien OF the towns people. Was in Genoa dureg
the month q April last year. occasion OF tbs landing
Of The EnN fer the Italian campaign, aud witaesse1
The small agont scattered upon biae jackets belong
ing 10 the otica TINS proceeding WIS Interpreted by
them, and by the English public at TIE time, 10 have rete
renee to the existing state OF politics An regard. Bat
was sofSAptS acquainted wth parties 10 know that II
wss owing 70 the obtrrsee petition taken up by ball
OF the hsito go that the transports from France had
make ce'our and flo before her. Tho bod British
eearrg by Jack on land was also pyovccaton. They
tck the cates: hints conveyed in the ces well as in
the crowded streets, and came less shore; but to this
day, probably they report this personal demonstration
as a latr ma, outrage.
American City RAiiranLa In Eurnne.