The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-04-16
Import ant Letter from. Prince Nurat.

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DEAR DuJ-O1r polrtieli situation is mare strained
than ever, aud DO prolonged The different pa
tes that dispute Italy about u enter conflict,
ana an assured that the aspirations and the wshes os
the XII gjorl Of ths rwo Sicies f.
therefore right that shoult make known what think
10 fou ard TO those who hope
have declared several times, aui particularly At the
commencement Of the annexatons, tina never would
obs,ac'c to the unity of It1y, and have kept my
promise But un,y may be understood and effected IN
different why's. There 10 federal unity, when is in
fomty Wiz the n.s,nr,cal developemert and the genius
Of Italy cenr hzad unity arising from the utopian
movement o. .pitaces. The ,ns, aud Viii even
say the artilcss which employed to realize this
nj cc: have been, IN my eyca the certain ndi-
caon Of the ialore OF enterprise which ought never
20 have been atten pied
10 second muvemtr wbich prepares before haul
1t EASY 10 plan cunning schemes 70 caioie PEG PIE
sesI trora OF easy TO turn
yersal haired asans. governments Justly detested, and
possible T. gain two or three batties Bat Il
not easy oecsptate the Kingdom Of the I~o Scles-
to make Naples provincial to~u-to invade Rome with
out Tor the rcascns Of state and the moral forces
which tefend the Paplcv-to arm . million OF soldiers
70 beat Austria ana even to pref M TO keen in check
Prone The guardian Of Rome, and with France the
rnIches Of Enore menaced with general revol.
u not known whether 10 her secret heart Piedmont
originally though; Of making all italy single kingdom,
without taking any account OF many difficulties The
tendencies of Pie mont often suspected by the pro
moters, these most celebrated Of Unlfcaton But
when Piedmont planted her flag italy she
founu herself exposed the risk of having embark IN
the hazardous enterp5ea now she has behind
her tn shoftsighted anaticsm which impels her to ex
IRENE VIOLATIONS.
Italy, "fdwardi Let US enter Eome Afterwards We
will ssaps' Aust or Il Il suits you better, we
will attack AUSTRIA fTsG and Rome Afterwards Thus
speaks party which inns at making people rise in
ection order that they may become its accom-
pces
viii piearnon, code th!s fatal mpulse9 II she does
the tssk OF uDta atou Will bring ABOUT new conflicts
with Aust ia and the ciy. viii ne lighted up
In Kingdom Of tn. Two Si:!es Piedmont will ave
before Ter the Auetiar amy, behind her Neapol.tan
autonomy; and then w'il BE- rlfngced the same
both national i1de BY The Austrian armies add
liberty
and Independence may succumb, at least fail az
unaer The high jurisdlciion Il The great Powers
] undefstsno IN presence the possibility Of such
casnes, that yoe me- the remembrance Of
my father is Ike ray II hope AS long tho people
Of tbs Two Sicilics sh, eXst, the Of Joachim VA
pole will be dear 20 re Of ALL and will DO vene
rated And |, hs son, will consider il o great honor
encounter the difficulties aud dangers with which
would be ell, The present crave crcum.
stances, the mission q succeeding him conferred by
popular election.
would Undertake so great mission if Il we're not
u OPP The path 80 ~ cessFy 10 Italy of polticl AMI
social prosperity, aad with the determination OF laying
the foubda ions OF cdc that woud not shake "a does
that OF anpexa,o pf which ia oos supported by vacat-
ing props The rrausoar II STATS cibnot be founded ia
few months The nj Al ~ yer of the French IN
pire the production . inc social labor Of several
ries
As would not cous cr'bsrrass italian uulcation
SO ~ouln rot suffer That others should cmbarrass
reign by lcadrg rs into seduc ng but DIS .srous enter
prsee wouio glaF' your independence as treasure
ana would share 10 .'a-i,m what is most noble
IN the talk Of kmg-lte develooamvpt OF social &C
vty Ivy ercou' ag'mcnt gven manufactures TO
merce, 10 scienct u a 20 great public works an TO
all elements OF collective edncat naonsl progress
Tho aneuta rule of my conduct would bc very ar
erent from that OF the men who agitate italy Tnese
have placed above the Italian 70 pc associations OF
consirators who connected with all Furopoan rev.,
u,ionp We sbonld be happy, the contrary, 10 SEQ
dsappear this artificial Mstocracy Of consprators who
dispose Of everything they please We wonld not
seek tho friendship Of these cosnioooan
who dream Of territorial rcmoiellng OF rurooe but
that every government Of conservative and progress
s,vs tendencies.
A the people OF Ialy IL /, not only their fri m ishp
ut their fraternity which We possess fraternity
Aking the torta Of coutoieraon which alone can Ell
ct our Ioiic transformation We should be IN Italy
y plcogc ard in Europe element of that universi
coacation which s Invoked by the peoples and the go
nmens, who feel anxious With regard To the mm snse
dangers that a stormy future appears 10 presage
Accept, dear Duke, &C.. LuciEN HCRAT