The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-03-26

goe which win make peops think sl1at the priest y
anxious TO see tho priest re.Pecsed and sur
rounded with all the guarantees that belong . bis
cstended BY ssndarms to enforce obedience IN
spiritual MASTERS appreciation on n.y. ps1 s,s;e
that an examination Or the past sufficiently explains
the fsi Of tho Neapolitan monarchy. su nos On
% * al CIVILIZED oaos a. lie Cu
Naples. Twil say nothing Of the defence Of Costa y
was long lat not as n sa men ss and
1901 The Prince Of rhilipstadt defended II sir or eight
months with 2aOo msa Marshal Valiant has told me
that he would rather dsend Gaets Than attack It, But the
she beseeed should alsdminsh those q besssers
Wished 70 ya TSe E%pror hs couasesd him
do he did not absolutely refusc thong some parees
would now fam have ~ neeye nm 80 sssy attsces
Il was hardly reasona5te 70 expect Is recover VIII
5000 o 10, 900 men On the 16th January the King
wished TO YIELD The representatives. ~ Foreign Powers
summoned 10 his presence. council was held Tho
diplomatic body was most eager Sor continuing the de-
the diplontists an excel At trick for be oersd them
an enormous casemate. Qaughter) II was general
H. another wanted clothing and shirs, tafd' begged
leave to depart and return rAn WITH c0tnss q
last there only remained the spanish We Ae'srsn and
After Tie campaign o. 1859, Ita WAS otagss t~sscens
DO not wish her 70 be French allow hJs ahsn. tcbs
Italian approach delicate qyestion-,as oonfscsrs-
ps sTM us !. Observed neVsG mean. 'a = apose
ON Italy He unssey said, ~ have rencsrs<t you
s s ,sd isd. s s.
pleased II you do NOS shall not punsh you" ThAt dh'
tincton has been very clearly laid down in an eloquent
despatch Of H. Observation-Disclosures cur advice Is the
we accept N sasie responsibility; follow { not you wi
The dsa Of r. @ Sossvsr Wa Old
produced at vllsffAte1 At that place converted
neither @ Sops fSs asks o
As own provinces wiss somebody 70 gsa,d tnsr, fsr
confederation Peope do nSs accept fragments when they
me MARQUIS De La RUc-1xghsUnIS-This is naive.
Prince NAPoIxox-No,I 1t s nrue at the pr Eent day
policy should be carried on in full light of dcy Neith~
did the naians desire confed which weud bring
Oppression. On the Whole tae confederatonswH by
pohcsis brought forward By France aad this hypothesis
unity Of Itsly must be accomplished. Rome win not
resist public opinion is worry clertv liked on tE point
l,xent which has been guided the oppression Of its
mpath,s for the Itsn cause by an ants Austrian feel
is and fer ths reason favorable 70 FraaceY In der
mass how prcneunce-A'eni,o' (aiovemena) am anx.
ioc3to say nothing that may compromise tAe poo7 OF
OF tc great st msortunes Of modern times But airy in
oppUr tune atsept would be ceYorabe The part OK Rally
momu. shall have arriv 3D. she may with the wider
standing or France again demand Venace This is what
the w, Wash Se sps Of ay have shown during
late evnts Where peope DO found whe, atef 30
many centuries OF oppr xdon have shown themselves 30
worthy Of liberty Fra Is cer.aany great nation,
but In s6a sCs&on erythinS would nave seen over
turned In order: arage tbs wse conduct isa
from all theorgansof publ opinion That WIN give her
coniIdeuce (ApproDs&ion whs,. viii Italy do when
She shall have consulted up versal suagethat suffrage
The results Of whicfs are now das,ed by those who,
after having been ia n iyersar.cs, show them
selves SUI a scruprlous g ardians OF t Montesquieu
said that all nations had Il ,e governments which they
merit wien Ffancewas co nsulted t universal suffrage
The said wl'atshe wished n ". We were then without
power, without support; ie goveFument was In the
hands cf general, an honor bile ger Tsl-(moy
who hostile to You now what the reply OF uni
sal sufrge was then and will be the same in Italy
Much has boen said abcut dom nation o. red mont
md of her co1piracies Ho does che conspire when
yeryne is Of the same mind aud when the unity Of Italy
vheu the Italian Parliament Il AL have dscreed VIC
or Emanuel is King Of Itar ', what will take place.
tally will dcEaand capital, and will say that Europe can
lot interfere, for tina. non-nte venton is its public law
he true basis oftho liberty aud Independence OF Italy
ne bucker OF non-irtsrventon lot Rome be given to
tally, aud h1r -dnity IL secured (Murmus) Have
right to approve Of the conduct of the Emperor
when It is SO srr an nj MON emit whom coalition
aked OF, in connection with the interview at Warsaw
the firm conduct Of the IRE nch government under
hoae orcuI which peace and that bold
constitutes its glory. There remains the ques
Jon Of the application Of the apa power Certainly
he Pope must his ind pendence, and cannot
become the sSb,ect o. new sovs egr. Ths constitutes
lot Impossible 70 solve prob Tho Pope is the
piritual head Of the Church; nd he not reside at
tome with amount, OF indep sndenco which would
make him neither tie chief mr. th subject OF any
he geographical situation OF rome, divided by the
ber tvs perfectly distinct tiles, one the Catholic
ty and that Of tho Vatican on he right bank and the
ther left, appears offer solution. Is Ii i'm
oesble the independents of the Pope in one OF
hose cities BY giving rn garri son, and securing to
lin a budgas guaranteed by all the Powerss The
Pope, thus surrounded by the veueratlen of Chris
anty whe special jurisdiction and wish his own Tag
would preserve all his indepcnde ice. (Murrnar) Rome
would becoe, It were, the SAINT tuary oasis Of
II win, know be said that those are
,hmeras hut things which 3esiopatad
such have been realized during the aGt th years
When diai0ny presents itself is in vain 70 hope
italian unty-that mus. either be acCephac the policy
Of NJ De Bocheaqus,sn adcptedand the latter course
would necessarily lead TO disasters anxious that
the words With which his people formerly resolved the
Pope should no. be forgotten they were, Courage Holy
thy for tie Sovereign Ponti say to hz, in turn, owls
DOM Holy Father" wish for those wore3 to from
Emperors government inspired with tn, words Of our
will say to him. Do what you ought,
what my" Movement and loud approeaton)
Helvest0n.
The Dublin Meria2 Ners gives the following pen and
,on-Naor Yoiverton looks every iucha roue neither
ugly nor handsome, but with face the aspect OF
ss s ON ss back Of Il. sons
he a moustache aud flowing viiskers Of red. |
dish fa,r hue he seemed very nsypus and agi \
worst that could befal him, but received to go through
with 1t at an hazards His manner Of answering the
qsestions very remarkable. lie generally paused
GOOD while as n weighing every ppssibe bearing
effect OF his answer and shaping ,aoccroingly, ike
chess play calculating before he made his move Hs
mode Of pronunciation that 80 often given In PaRt
the language Of "s~es" Tho Indignation in court
while he giving his evidence really indcscrta
BILE: but when he co1ly dctasl,d bis directions
Mrs. YcycTion about "gcttng rid q the infant that
reached ts height Indeed 30 much II appreher nd
that without waiting TO catch ha outside the indignant
auditors would set upon him thsaoart itself that er
declar The adjournment the Chaf Justice remained
the bench Until be the court cleared OF the crowd
that bad stayed behind 10 very menacng bearing TO
wards Tolverton. An mmeaae concourse awaited Il
him outside, openly avowing en- intention OF rSaking
him acquainted with the Liney, running close