New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-07-29
AN ALLIANCE BETWEEN FRANCE AM
RUSSIA.
HE semi official Pair.f


article on an "alhance" between France and Russla:
We have r,ason believe that the negotiations between
the Of France and Russia have Eai favorable
result. and produced general shae'.ahs oo'"eeh INC
two Power.
been effected aid TO be those France aud Russia have
come 10 an sgresmrn the mode Of pqufibs into and
solving the questions that refer TO the position aid Interests
The Chsns OF the Eat France .upulatinf on behalf Of
the Roman Cahoh, and Russia The part OF tie members
Of other churches have by mutual concessions arrived
complete harmony OF We've on this point
The txo Power, have also arrived identical spprecis
ton OF toe Affairs OF Italy Will. admitting the necessity q
recognizing existing fscs they have come 10 a. nndetnd
pg a. 20 tho manner In which IL desirable that the Cabinet
Turin should enter on the subject Of qas..en. that stu
remain unsettled principally with the Object o. svolens,yery
Get from which dncutes for Europe might I"s. and Jan
Tinsy the undrsandips between France and Russia
snds settlement f The dpu,e hat Ia. 90 leng eri',ed
to give these ',isu.n more inpof.ne. Than they Pehsp
really possess, but TO diheeh not to eco IN their
bearing the Indications Of Al Alliance between 'bs TIVE
Governments.
TIE Op.a,on Ndtioadie says;
I'M. news Of the Pahs IL authentic tie Frtrco Russian
policy viii ev-uge that Of England si tonGsnnope
and tic nece,,sy r.at viii decided ds.ins ois her Of
Gres Britain and Aa',f. both those P9~s' being equally
In the influence and desyns o. Fans and
81 Pt,srburs the Eat We Nigh, g. father. and say
that England having no ons.r the s.me motive. that 'he has
be expected openly spd-Avor substitute her Influence in
s.l, Tor our' la. The Preach G9y.mmsnt We would ash:
with aud danger tsh for Ne and Tor Italy
In oet o. nisa ,ls.e Do, Cd. ' R rDss
able point OF the frsncolsan alliance etp De nam nom
the PARTY sgsi by fDssod might utterly ruin
.ms. Which We DO not YET dare to ,hns o. /, not I'M
ponsn, TO notice. While we are on The subject VA, the
E.p, Public that lest month drsn, .or two million Of
.ne. RENTED LopdOn placed At the diPo'a Of
III, patty Of action a, Genos Mii.n and other towns
NJ. Neffizer vIitet, IN the Tempe
An alliance" with Ru.sia, founded apon q reners
deAndins" ~ event too important for The pablic
..pt a. true upon the strength OF the u
he Pae tis desirable therefore that the Nos,fepy should
,peai either phrm or contradict this cenntsmsreh Of
Fench policy. Bot the Mz'ur says nothing IL. silence
l ,Sfll
tight We Of those who would roget tins general under
standing hi, aiAne. between France and Ru,sa We do
not by share the vulgar 1dos hh ep
Russia the born enemy OF civilization, aid We render fil
hs nation L. making Bot owing tho remembrance
.heh provoses AID to the knowledge Of the ,ntiors
win which has been formerly sought tho Russian alliance
will long labor under tb. hsdysnsg- ofsmni IL. Powers
which eIc,ded hOm H. and di'qastng tie liberal inter
The Patrie syes a. TO understand tbs, the France
Russian alliance 10 based the maintenance Of the 'ta
quo in I.yi ,t.t II the indefinite y,olons,on o. The
ioresn alton Of Rome aud Venice II 10 sLarr
opposed the completion Of Italian unity; concession
made BY France fnend Of na,onA,is. to Russia the
enemy Of Municipalities. similar observation applies 80 the
conflict between Denmmt and Germany The scheswi,-
Hosn question like The itsisn question ooe national
y According 70 French logic can only be solved by the
1yer.. Suffrage OF the people niere'ted Bp, Russia VINO
esrss little for universal sufsse brings oho contes'ion Of
this question oil her notions Of equilibrium influence,
Of family a. Of which belong n. old 'y'iem Of
international law Hero sssn then We tnd concession Of
principle made by France TO Rnssa Tho Russian alliance
viii hao further effect Of redouors ststion and uns-
10 Germany which We ought not TO desire 1ho double
pressure tanks win probably stimulate Germany
st,ut, unity without los of ,i~s Germany would oni
exercise tie night but IN french point OF WOW 'he unity VI
Germany il not . desirable thing -, n,
We can very easily what France oses BY this alliance.
bot do not what she gains And difficulty in'
creased by the reflection that the forces Of which Russ can
poe this moment absorbed and DeuuAhed % Lef
interior movement Russia can giye p9hins n Is,uIn oi
what she receives She seems 70 he sdrois ~hhe we are
ebvsrou& The English ALLIANCE. tho bond. Of which m9t
pec.,.srly be weakened BY this new underwriting With
Russia this ge6t and unique advantage that tnostens
nobody and ia ,d'sn'.geou. TO all o.h.r Powers repre-
sen,, Doubt The greatest amount Of phy.eA ioce Una.
,o existed IN tho world bu. NOT threatening because
the very closest union viii proven. France and In,
slsnd from mutually watching each obe nom balancing shd
Dsurbg each ohe 30 that neither NE one nor 'hs e'neI
yso ambitious endh Being neeeuahly and es'enuAy ef
elusive any personal and interested views the AZ
snce cannot Ia me VI pace d. otherwise than .r's we
c,us. of peace liberty general civilization Yer these
reasons Il plesses US and w Hs msIs'ui o. aDJ Car
| culstsd to pshenit
ITALY.
| In the Chamber Of Deputies on tho IAN, DIS,
cnss;on took place on the explanations requested Of
the speech delivered by Garibaldi a. Palermo.
Jp add ion TO requesting explanations OF me Gov
ernment respecting tho presence OF Iarloaidl Id
Sicily, and Of the speeches delivered Dy MN con.
tanning offensive illusions 10 the Emperor OF the
FrepcR-Signor Alderi and Boggia asked the Presi-
dent OF the Council whether measures had been
taken TO prevent private individuals assuming the
,n;,ia,;ve in acts calculated compounds the COM
plete uniication Of the country Applause
| Sippor Ra,szn regretted the oieDoiVe language
thu, had been used with regard TO the Emperor 0,
been undertaken wi,hou the knowledge the Gov
eminent. Sgnor Rstszzi further stated that a dls-
match had been sent 10 the Project OF Palermo re-
auesline him TO Explain his presence dunng we 10.
| livery Of the speech. Tho Government woaio 'ake
measures in future 10 preyen. such enterprises co'
promising the safety Of tho State . p.u..;.;,o
| Signor Crispi said shat tbe recall Of rsls'"""
l. ~, p.l vunuld ArcaniOu n CIVIL WoT.