The New York herald., 1862-12-05
NJ. DrOuyn dc Lhuys and the italia n
Government.

The text Of tho circular OF Al. Drouyn fhuys TO the
itaian government about which so much dispute has
been raicd Is al last made public. The first hall coi
siss merely OF recapituation Of the principal occur
rctccs diplomatic and otherwise, connected with the
occupation Of Rome during tho last fourteen years The
concluding and more important portion is follows:
The Emperor has taken urn himself to explain in
which guide his policy, and TO demonstrate 10 Italy
well ns TO the Holy Sec the aim TO be attained and the
means 10 attain II. From the moment that the En-.
rcror thus indicated the difficulties Of tho task aud the
conditions OF success his governmens has ceased
restore TO troubled consccnccs and suffering interests
peace ard security The results have not unfortunately
up TO the present time, responded to his wishes but II
have 10 regret side tho persistence with which
the Court Of Rome has refused seek us for bases
on which TO effect an acceptable transaction. important
events which cannot pass silence, have hap.
pcned on the other side TO confirm its resistance, and
by authorizing It's doubts, place the government Of the
Emperor in new difficulties. General (aribadi ssbsti
tutng his individual Initiative for the regular action Of
the public powers, organized expedition notoriousy
directed against and claiming, with in his hands
the possession OF Rome, placed under the safeguard
our flag. The government of the King hasten TO
acknowledge II, with resolution energy which
s only Just 10 do honor and which demonstrated his
loyalty, happily suppressed that attempt Its con.
cep,ion alone and the Of its execution
troubled by the fermentation d anarchica passions At
the same time, IN great ncigboring country tumul.
tuous manifestations were ogauzed Of which the
avowcd object 10 Affect the resolutions the govern
mcnt OF the Emperor. II appears slperiuous 10
recall the fact that the Gag France never rercs before
any acc believe have need either claim for
the policy Of my country the most entire Independence
from all exterior pr Nevertheless sir these facts,
which cannot pass In absolute silence, would not
have stopped the of the Emperor por
sevcrng Efforts to arrive at the coDciation OF the two
great interests IN Italy viii the objects OF
sant socitGdc, Il the oIcal comma Inicaiion which
made 10 us IN the circular Of General Durando, the
10th of last month aud the publication which that docn
ueDt received had not, tor the destroyed the
hope that We wished TO found The lisp sitiOn oC the
lta ian government 10 elect the transaction which
wish 10 brg to bear In elect after having referred to
the Suppression of the attempt OF Garbadi, General
Durando approprates II in his programme, aud assert
ing the right ~ Italy Rome, ciams in the name Of
his government The delivery of that capital and the dis
possession Of the dolly Father. In presence of this
solemn assertion ard this teremptory rcvit saton all
disc appears TO useless and all attempts at al
accommodation iisory. state II with sincere regret
the Italian government by its absolute which
have just recalled ~ mind Is placed ground which
the permanent aud traditional interests OF France Not
less than the actual cxgencics Of her policy nterdc
from following d. justice 10 the friendly and moderate
form of the cpnmunicatin which has been made to
In the last place by the Minister of Italy hut In vain
search therein Tor the ecmeDs OF neg station 20 which
we lend ourselves According 10 this ncgo
tiation only have for object 10 conciatc nte
which recommend Themselves solictude by
different titles, both equally respectable for us, and
should not know how sacrifice the one /, the other
The Italian government knows. besides, that II will al
WAYS find disposed o. examine with Difference aud
sympathy all the combinations which II may suggest 10
US. and which would aDpcr Of sture 70 accomplish