The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-09-06


PARIS, August %, 1851.
War in Europe Imminan-The Gathering Dangers Of tho
Emperor Napoleon-Recie,o of the Elements Of Diplo-
matte Combination Against Him-Hs Effect The FIR
tunes Of the Southern Retes for Recognition, dc.
Although Europe is far from calm, there striking
event TO communicate this week.
II Is true that in Italy disorders of trying
pre annoying the Sardnians they arc OF recent
tate and have continued and will fear continue long
b France protects Rome the instgators Of the mis-
thief Plus X and Francis H. snug in the eternal city,
ie beneath the folds of tho rcoor Of France scheme
and plot against Victor Emanuel urging the brgands
In the Neapotan territory TO the commtta Of deeds
ferocous and sangunay would have occurred to
save the meek and owy successor OF St. Peter and his
aocursed ally and protege, Bombno
When in the name Of common sense, justice and
humanity will France stop her present reachous
to.cards Idyf She half saved the people, aud the
only obstacle to their independence and unity is France
Tho situation has become unbearabe and dreadful
consequence must ensue The Turin Cabinet sends des
patch upon despatch here, but all in vain and told
that q last resort Victor Emanuel will call Garibald
into the field. This means the delivery Of
venetia and attack upon Austria Hungary break
ing on OF the ess cordale between France and Italy
and desperate struggle Of nationality aoans
tie ,OhiIes and decsiIs Of its enemies
England will reap tho reward J. al tho du-
plcity that has been shown to italy She will
profit by the faults Of others. she will, at the
moment Of need, be the friend indeed and will thus
cheat France out Of ally that she should have
preserved, but lost from a blinded policy. Even
England has sent large naval force to the bay OF Naples
Even now she has anded marines to que the disturb
ances OF the bood,hrssy bandits; and when Italy, dis
gusted with the donbe dealing OF France shall have
spurned her a. false friend England will occupy the
paoe that the right OF France but which she stupidity
jeopardized.
The fac. Is the nations of Europe all efraid Of
France, and all, whenever they can, ACT against
her interests She Is in overt opposition Italy
at England steps in cries out for the indepen-
dence of tho people, he crimes tho bandits and
lends armed aid to put them down. All her lack OF sym
pahy at the beginning OF tho struggle will BIO overlooked
by the grateful Italians and England will be considered,
In jny;aposition with France as the real ally OF Italy
England has prevented tho visit of the King of Prussia
Chaions She did not wish him undergo the fascna
talking OF alliance between England and Austria.
To add to the dsccntre 81 France is the fact that the
Queen OF Spain influenced by the Orleans Princes, will
not visit the Emperor and Empress OF the French You
have here long list OF grievances which the harder
to bear from the fact that previous has been
great.
France Is now endeavoring to make small alliances her
great ones being slightly unreliable.
Russia, dsg sed ut tho douh dealing that took place
regards Poland and which AT the time explained will
not be ready to act IN concert with France Eng
land can't be rolled Italy is almost armed enemy,
while Spain has lately cooled of.
Sweden has made vance, but then perfdous bion
had the last talk with tho Swedish monarch and Napo
leon I'LL must remember that Bernadttte abandoned the
first and ustrious Napoleon All these things taken into
consideration the Pdis (sem Officially announces " that
France Is afraid OF and that alone She now
heretofore whip all Europe combined"
The unoward turn that affairs have taken in Europe for
France will perhaps, somewhat lessen her anrie,y get
into a ,cih the United States by premature recognition
of the S,uth.
The affairs Of the United States still commented upon
by the French semi Official press offensive tone, and
every occasion is taken 10 speak well OF the rebels but
this Is natural consequence of the direction given to
these journals in the Of the American diff
fculty.
hear it asserted by those have usually found well
formed that England dsncned TO let France urge
her into with the Union. The fact is, in all matters
where they have acted IA concert France has
reaped the sole benefits, and England is well
that regards the American States France would
surely have tho advantage of her the South recog
nizcd. feeling that may be called anti-English has
always existed in the American breast, and well does
France know that.
The of all this that there is less danger of
recognition Of The Southern confederdcy than erised fo
sUeecs since.
From some the popularity Of France in
Europe the wane Her conduct to-
wards Italy has caused this doubt and Austria
having made advances to England which not
badly received, here sensation Of annoyance
against beth Powers All this will draw away the aten
ton Of France from the South If does even produce
the following unexpected result
France, to annoy England may throw the whole OF her
influence in favor Of the North, that difficulties
speedily terminated become before, the rival
and feared one too, OF pcrttios Albion. This were
great stroke of genius the part Napoleon H. and he
Ii just tho man to conceive the IDEA and execute IT,