New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-10-13

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| s'etl, snd i'ery oApp.,nr
| Naples Sept. 10 1900 "Ah'pALDi'
The Coosae Ga.ftte publishes the folio wing as t1e
taxi of dispa en- addressed bs Lord JOIN Rds'eu 70
Sir James Hudson British ambassador at Tarln under
dat, of The Sls' OF August lag; =, ,seo
"SiR-Alhough Count Csvours note in rep y TO
thai YOU were quesed to hand to him, did not give
eta en- ent of bis Intentions as precise and comp7ts
the Goyerpm. 1T Of her Majesty night have desired
ard expected It nevertheless did not think 1t necessary
| t. TO ,w up the matter further
cit il G. nsider.d that IN substance that note PIT
ss de II idea If alta. Up tb- States Of the Emperor
of ApA,ria or upon tbose of the King of Naples, aud
that at the came time il obliged the King of Sardinia
to rtpouDce scion OF any portion OF the laisu
territory naturally comprising the Island OF SARDINIA
in thai public engagement. cay public engagement,
b. cause in lis note Count Cavonr refers 70 speeeh
made by himself in the name Of the Government OF 10
King 10 TIE sitting of the Chamber of Deputies OF the
| Goth Of Msy.
| "StlJ although Austria France, and Eogapd have
sbstaiped from all interference in Sicily ana Napee,
The nevertheless exists fear at Paris and a. vienna
| that the anDeXaiien OF The Roman and Neapolsao
States may be folio sed by an attack by tee isahan
frees upon the VDe ian possessions tbs Emperor OF
Austria. IL il clear toa an tsek could aot Take
place with Jut III sesent of the King OF Sardnia. ID
equally clear thst, takrg legal view OF the qu'stion
the King Of Sardinia has no excuse for breaking ths
| Treaty 0f Zurich emily concluded and sgoed Inc
King Of Sardinia was free not 70 sceept the pteins
rec of Vllssnca and the Treaty Of Zurich but, h,v-
ing renowned CONTINUATION Of the war, aittT having
! given bis royal word 10 live in peace and friendship
with Austria be is longer free TO cast aside has Oh
| gaoIs ard direct wanton attack against neghbor'
| log P,iDce.
at lie, moreover evident in the present case that
int rtss go baDd.inhaDd with the prescriptions OF
duty An attack against the Austrian enemy enca no.d
behind powerful iortresses ID not an underaklnd 10
| which success may be reasonably expected. And If
such Sd attack should fail il would, perhaps offer TO
Austria the de sired opportunity OF restoring the Ro
magma to the Pope and tuscany 70 the Grand DaHe'
tbeee sets would be considered by France az krecon.
cabe with the Treay of Enrich; yet such acts would
certainly be most detrimental 10 the independence of
tsly and to Der future tranquility. The King Of Sr
dir ia in gaining Lomb. rdy, Parma, and Modena, but
| losirg Savoy Nice and Tuscany would no longer be
allie 10 retst Austria who would be 6ghtiOg for good
cause.-The preservation OF her territory AMI the re-
| dempton Of her military botor The only hope left
Sardinia in such a conflict would be TO bring Ffanbe
| into the ban e6tld and exeet an European war. We
truet that Count CavOur will not give way 20 such
dangerous iluioDs. The Great Powers are bent upon
the nantepanss of peace and Great Britain has iaIer
tsfs in TIE Adriatc which she keeps most care
| full watch.
| "Tbe Ministers of the King of Sardinia may pre-
serve Europe from such dan ger By owing exactly
he policy laid down in Count Cayours dispatch Of the
| 30tb Of May. The Government OF Her hslesty does
not atk for any thing than faithful execution OF
| tbst policy.
"fbe British Government is willing 70 take into a.
| count the sentiments and deponttritons 10 which
Count Cav alludes pfractions Of international
law which the limited 20 of the mum, pai authori
tee prev ept although in the opinion OF many
Ccur o. Eur' pc this indulgence the part OF Great
| Britain he's been thought rather excessive.
III der all crcun stances, without regard TO what
poctuyDtl enterprises msy be undertaken under the
protection Of vessels belonging 10 villages along the
coas', it is quite clear that army can attack the
| Austrian frontier without distinct order from Oh
| Kirg.
"These observations seem us worthy of the serious
attention Of the Sandman Government.
You authorized TO read this dispatch to Coun
Cavour, and TO leave 6tm copy. .
81 an, &C., J. RUSSELL"