New-York daily tribune., 1861-07-08
3etp9lork daily Gibnal&
FRANCE.
AMERICAN AFFAIRS-ITALY-NAP S
LIFE OF CESAR.
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From Our ovn Correspondent

From Our own CoussposdeE,. 80.
PARIS, June 81, 1861.
France recognizes at last the kingdom # Italy,
that l.. the diplomatic relations between the Courts OF
PARIS and Turn, partially interrupted last September
by Withdrawing his resident Minister from the latter
Coart There seem to be yet somo details unprotected
in the arrangement The appointment OF the French
Fmbas ador has not yet been officially published in the
Non feur. A brief article on the matter that was
publ she'd in that journal last Sunday since IT bas at
tnctpd here and s like 10 attract in America, rather
more attention than il deserves, must be noticed IN
this letter.
The article originally appeared in the Patri' one OF
the so-caed semi-ohical newspaper The sum OF It's
Gr two paragraphs In the announcement OF the rees-
,abshnt MT Of diplomatic relations with the Court OF
Turin as near ut hand which reestabshment will be
practical recognition of the Italian Kingdom as at
present constituted without implying the part Of
France any sanction OF the past guaranty Of the
future national Italian policy. France recognizes
simply new de taeto nation and government that have
become such by virtue Of the principle Of nonner-
vention ace, pted by Europe
To e,e rst two paragraphs will return presently.
Pas now 10 the third paragraph, which runs ~ fol-
lows.
Frunes would be acting tov.rd tItsyl |" tho great Euro
ps.n PoSs w Oge day DO 10 the When G
R.p1fne sh ~ have constituted Gosefnmcnt estab.hed on
6..es ~. Of isersona relations profitable
10 ths general interest
10 the extreme irritation Of most our loyal, TO the
x,ror,e Qualification Of our Secessionst coun.rymen
IN those parts to the surprise Of Frenchmen the article
Of Saturday Pdtri3 was reproduced win It's third
nar,oraob in the MontLur of the following day-in
the Is.si con,pieuous lace Of that Journal it Is true in
,h I, lo,vest pace after the Bulletin and the four
90 se ,sves of foreign news and Corps Legisatii re-
noo-bot vet in the official Aossteur. by many
F,epcbmep M by the able Paris correspondents OF
Re yian English AID other foreign Journals, while the
g,s ,vyo paragfaph. of the Patrie editor were coll
dsred s officially inspired, the last was re-
ga,ded IA expressing the purely individual opinion OF
the rres onsble uninspred writer ane hs insertion
in the M,ntcar as another OF the not unirequent IN.
sances OF the very careless editing Of the non'oncai
Department Of that official organ.
ao not share at all in the irritation, gTatiheation,
surori,e and consequently erroneous commentaries OF
snv Of these parties. The doctrine non-olhciaty lana
aun in le Paiye and Intentionally reproduced in the
. ,Hic.l column of the Mon,teur, is sound one
~ o,lv s,md one-in the profession and practice OF
ub;cb Inc United States has always, hitherto, been
bonorably prominent among nations.
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I, IL The doctrine of recognizing de tdeto govern
mepts which we have acted onin RESI- ect Of the revoted
II,taao.American Colonies in respect OF Texas, IN
rcepeet of Greece and of she new Italian Kingdom,
only. and inc ,nstently not in respect OF Hayu s'
| Domingo. and Liberia. Governments are not moral
i,ts nor rentimepiasts; certainly not our American
| Government hit erto, God and good men, and the
liz ofiooted Parry" know! hthe Southern hepno'
lie do bring the sitting part Of It's body polite to anchor
on tas assis sur des Lases that will permit mutually
beneficial diplomatic and commercial relations between
il and European powers he.e last will, must oaght 70
| institute snch relations.
We are lately unco king vias OF State wrath upon
Enalapd. becauie or her declaration OF neutrality ana
re,ogp;tl,n n of the Southern States as beiilYerent
pwer because OF her official phraseology recognizing
the as revolutionary States, and not merely
as rebslous individuals To begin at the end OF the
charge: While nothing can be more sound IN poi'ic''
theory than the position taken by our Government 'na'
there is no State in rebellion, in fact, we all OF US uk
| and write of the Confederate States, the secedhg
STATES the Southern States the South, the Montgomery
| c,..,,r,e,t the c. 8. A. They are organized rs