The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1862-07-25
The French Occupation OF Rome.

o. the Northern States WIN nave 70 pay
The French Occupation OF Rome.
ENGLISH DIPLoMAoY ON TEE AFFAIRS OF THE POPE.
on TN nm o. July British official pspsrs resnectilg
stthe French occuuatn Of Rome - mere ssred Ia Lon
don comprlsinr four dispatches from Lord Cowey with
relies frt Earl Russell togother with despatch from
Sir Hudson ad dressed 10 Earl Russell Earl Cow isy
in his rst communication enclosed lenghene extract
from The ycYt as Dsbg in which the suggestion of a.
mixed garrison 80 Rome CT French and Italian troops
was advocated In hs rsplv "a Erl Co,Tey Fal Russs
w nm rererenoa to yolr Fxrallsrevs dcsnatoh az
ia l4th Of March have 10 state 10 YOU that mixed
French aud Italian garrison at Rome 1e9la not BE- con.
isnt II wound be much better that the Italian troops
should be allowed 20 ocelpy thu whole OF the Roman
stata On dc left bank OF tho Tiber and that
the Fran y should occupy the Vatican region of
ina Sfv Ciy'G Veschia and ST. Peters Patri.
,nnn,r sn INA ripbt bank Of thu Tiber We're this
nlan .dontsd "a / temporary cement the Pope
,yo,,d 10 nroneta1 bis dsrtv "a, n ,0n41e,r-, aios
would he reooQa,2ad. and after a time the King OF
Italy aud The Pope woud Is crcs Of 10
reeSnci,ad Nj Tho,vene ouht fot TO shut lis eyes to
tbe els A. ,hs eresant state of agaIrs They areI
,a Fra1ch s-yer,osnt ,na,as itself unDon1lar with the
I,a9 nnn sss;IU ,aa 5nnoa ,aonla . M Miar
sr,,srf ,,L.iaer If T2ic MI NJ Prtt.3 or crYooe
IA. ca,, cont,i e0cenny Ia. as.3atr uho thr6 %.
iii urdls sssa1,ace B. a war may spring Up at any
tla ara icissdas OF which NAV force Ina i1rnu,ror
etsr IN ala.den his own work IN Ttaly or To dafend
italian pdsueudpee at the ooat Of yreat ana sangui-
nary var treal britain 40 TAR from ntcrp0aae any
obstas5s n tbs way Of france Is dasirous 10 coonsrae
sith IN h 6ndluq sol1:iou f,r the ytaian oues on
ia aubseJnent despatch Fsri Cowley savs.-M Thou
venal yas az opiDion that his loraso's plan woud not
Ia cnt Al ~, eithar art The pore i.cl,rne ma; he
iisten 10 IA asrs9rsnian vghieb did MOI resore TO
Nm tho osss,;ons which he had losi and this italian
oovernuont refusing 10 SANCTION sny settltnent which
did n1i rscognila lone IL Tie capital or italy
Earl R1ssel repies mar he n.yer ig1fggsf he Pope
,go,.f3 r-ceDt m MIN We know well that even the
haral mt Of 1918 met with protest from
Cardia, Censsvi on tho subject Of Ferrara and ouac
chic The po,e therefore would not consent 10 any.
thing less than Tie restoration or Bologna and Ancona.
ut This consent mead not be asked moro for Rome than
Il was for Roorna Your excaeucy viii recollecf that as
soon as the Austrian troons e lorna the cjty threw
an its aIeeionce 10 the popa So il would be II tie
French troops were to leave Rome With RESPECT 20 the
onsan If ina Italian government your excellency will
.crcave that mar MAJESTY, government uroDoss o. aug
rest this pan as te,nnorary arrangement If it were
nosad ~ Anal settiamen, an Italian Minieisr wand
pr dorSt nsatata or rernsa 70 agrs, 70 IL Rnt az
temnorarv arranysment no one can believe that thp
evacuation Of Roma Valetri and Frosuone and tie len
hanL or III nar Nv inc ~. ncb troons yonld not 10
aassrIv acr.n,ad Nv ths Italian neone NanIes would be
soesGed with . GOVERNMENT sitting a. Pnn,e. and the
charge that Ministry AZ Turin we're attending 70
Pjemon,zzare ItaIy would fall TO the Ground
Earl CowIev an March % informs The noble earl OF
another conversation with the French AIinster:--M
Thouvene then went into various arguments 10 prove az
be sid The rights which tho P0pe still possessed as a
smnora Gov are,gn and 10 show that be claims put for
49, =. ~. 1taan 1oycrnnant "a Ro,ne nc the canital
of I,ay as aso to venet,a as an Italian uronce urs
IJ, according TO the common understand
os 81 INTERNATIONAL law DO not enter into these argu
ente hecanae n yvas easy IN convirre him IN they
had no weight with the imperial government when tho
legations when IJmbra and the Marches VIII n Tuscany
md when Naples and Sicily annexed themselves To ar-
dina merely mention them thus cursoriy 70 your
ordshp as further svidence- say il with unfegned re-
orao The little hone that iao be entertained Of odi.
9vino he or remonstrance the conrsa which
tha s.oovcrpnsnt is resolved 10 pursue with re-
card 10 the Pana question The solution of II has been
ahandoned 10 al outward anpearance At least to The
pone and ,ae no otbor sure nocy for italy to pursc
han ~ ansoovor n The nd rf thu
-. ~ ~ -. 81 is coro,nS.d Sha ,r,,i th,s 49,
oura and mnoSe external Confidence
and en- hs reaav To takc aivanta0s of evary on
nortnity 10 copete hsr unit by showing tho truth Of
iha nroyerb maj in union there s force
writing IN tho 81 OF Aprl Earl Russell obser yes -
NJ Thouyene no longer speaks OF the difficulty OF per.
suasng ha Italian ovcrnmont IN accent of such condi
toms ne her Na,cstvs government mad Suggested Nor
Il there any oueton OF forcing the Pope TO abandon hi.
lomnoral Bower and remain in Italy as the subject Of
another SOVEREIGN Tho whole question is whe her the
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