The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-07-13
The ITALIAN QUESTION.
naPoleoa's Recoaaitsnu NJ ti,s New kaox-
clnM.
From iho Para Gsn.,li.,!osaei. Jua,sTI

from ta9 PATS J3t.tt...t!0ugsl 81, JQaA 81
Ths kreach ,orernmeut las sever, ppIef any ersaia
esnces utsi hs valas o; te spssyoms0ts entered
ata at Haf.5h bai oa tta oouirags, ass dsac a.! Ia liz
power 70 reaiiga bo Dvls OF that treaty hxa
that scsIect carried a good Saith Tar Tor nome
to Comp orniss with h, tA,iaDS the influence ~hoa Il
hsa 80 scquifet ia the ,tsiieu peuusuls ia
Efforts failed before tina teaJenoss which ed tbs
populations OF Central Italy 10 au.s themselves 70 riad-
moat The ffonch goyeDmeut tnersoss, found th.t Il
struggled agsiDst what iapossbss snd uni.as IL
poyed oIce~h'ch II had formerly luieraelsd itssit
from doing is ssoount and wh'ch
Il ooaa act anshorise On u; part Of any
ohsr Y0yer--it could not rsiaa any nGps "
tfiumiA'ag oysr tho ressianocs Il met with Before,
acTeyer examining proposing ANY other comb
ns afet cy1e mast bs remembered, and according
to the very expressions VI .hs Minister oil Farsga Aas
IN Of tue dispatches communicated TO .hs great DO
dies Of the STATE, $40 release tdc vrd Of Francs
did espispatiobs with th8 Court OF Austria. Az - che
oher great Powers whose psrtcp,.ioa implied ia
artc'e dineteen Of the treaty OF Hnrch hey to
cise in the Itch the Clb'ac's OF prs and
Vienna had conrosed The meeting OF tho Congress- hay
ing become imposssb.e he French Cabinai thought II s
duty - point out 70 Russia and Pussa the situation
IN which tr1perious circumstances had placed H. Pud
suaesyored 20 convince than sci the necessity OF apdns
some more ~ sctosi means OF eatag questions which
could not without dagger bs left any logger n aus
pense Austria IN dispatches which were Gated
10 tho Senate AID 10 the legislative body testified at that
time that she conprehended s the force OF thu
ra!ous which opposed themselves 20 the complete
cutoa Of article nineteen of the Treaty OF Iurch snd
Russa wei Prussia equally uC6s to0i them far
as regarded the mpcssibly Of seeking solution by
nesus Of q Congress No eugageu ent, then, opposed
sem 70 the French government recogo2lns the King u
Italy.
From the Paris Debats, Juno ~
We hsvs never FOR one moment disputed, shall
dispute, tue right by government c0n8ne its
ASSISTANCE rad tue exp sion OF It's sympathy for the
Italian cause within the touods which seem TO il
best calculated 10 promote the peculiar interests "
Frsnce What IL essentially necessary ia the present
snte Of things s that free aud united Itsy should
recognized BY fraoce. The union, prriotsm, wisdom
and good sense Of the Italian aatfou will complete the
work sDd crown the eti6ca.
From the 0piaion Rationale, Of psrg, Juno 27
The last metaber Of the phrase &C the Official con
talns also proof D! the spctude OF the government
for the temporal interests Of the Holy See This I'm
pcit declaration does not however destroy the hopes
which we have frequently expressed tho subject OF
the evacuation OK Rome. !, perhaps aiows Is to for
under certain conditions, The recall, mote u less
distant, Of the french troops.
TIRE EpgIfSa ~ RoAE.
Rome (June .O) Correspondence Of Gelgraul's Mes
seneer
There ts great satisfaction among the Italian nat !os
and much dsqaieiade IN the opposite camp the reason
being that the Holy Father has received notification Of
recognition Of the kingdom OF italy by the French gov.
eTnmeut caroinsl Antonell recently explained his po
icy somewhat IN these terms fbs Emperor knows
well that 10 France The greater force our side and
he wishes 10 turn dicuies &c would be very slaa u
the Pope would leave Rome NJ that would greatly so
pity the si nation for him. But viii nos tease-we
will remain to the end He will be forced 10 let his
troops stop here, or he takes them away, WIN 10
he will be responsible in eyes Of tho msioiy OF
the French people Check 10 the Emperor such 10 tue
last word OF the vatican Rot the question is If fAs
much stronger than Rome