The New York herald., 1864-10-30

win perhaps have the Court se cassaaou a lssssut s
Milan Chat this change doubtful as might ssasisy
the Lombard captal). Turin will remain the military
capital OF Italy nasmuch as would have the stnngoet
garrison, 20 900 men being spoken OF.
AAzzDu ON TEE TREATY, VICTOR IxANuHrs
AcrIoH AND THE BoEAPARrH PLAN or POPULAR
aha Italian journals publish tho following the text
OF letter from hazzni the Francoltalan Treaty In
Circulation at Naples;-
Let our observations be Short but clear. The con-
leon on the subject OF Rome 10 an act Of treason against
the declarations made n the Italian Parliament and sue
cessvey repeated by Minslries which have succeeded
Count Cavour also against the con-
tanned in the pebisces by which the kingdom OF Italy
was constituted PIebiscites, government. Parliament
and country have all decreed that Italy should be united
ana that Rome should be the metropolis. The solemn
decision conBecrated by the vcntion this
In accepting the different clauses the right Of the u
vadmg foreigner over Rome ana ourselves il recog-
nzed, and Italy IL condemned 10 be ensaved dis.
MON oered or false TO her engagements the govern.
ment mainaips the clauses OF the convention state
feudality is decreed Rome Is abandoned years
to fierce conflict which will be without result Italy
enchanted and mmovable n presence OF that struggle
II Is Aspromonte in permanence the government does
not maintain the clauses OF the convention the Italian
the violation OF treaties freely consented TO- and arope
viii lose all confidence in the engagements which Italy
may bake in the future !ha convention has, indeed
other ones, is true but still
very To take to charge part Of the debt OF
government which expends its money In subventonng
war OF brigands against tho provinces OF
Italy IS the height OF servilty; it involves
the necessity Of fresh taxes at not distant
day. oilers strange example, and says
TO the enemy Of Italian national unity, awe about
a you TO reconstute your crcdt, not that You should
withdraw, but order that you may the easily
ganize your forces in order that you should
eternal obstacle 10 the accomplishment of desires,
that yo may elaghler our brthers when the whole
OF Italy shall up cry Out F1o R6iep - draft
upon liberty subscribed at two years date on scb con-
ditions accepted and signed by government which
place a war footing five hundred Thousand in
monthly government which is the OF twenty
two million called Ita!iars s n TACT uphcard OF
history. viii it be accomplished Will not the
first Italian rariament, when It's pstience shall
be exhausted by series OF repeated outr5ges.
have sufficient courage aud Italian prize to tear
up the compact aud say to those men who
have signed it, "lf you have BOT the heart to
achieve the conquest Of what belongs 10 you, aud
you are not capbe of placing vo,alves at the beac OF
IL iy and rising with her when her honor al stake at
least keen sert and maintain by en endess protest the
eternal rights OF tho nation leave The field open 10 the
events which VIII arise from un,or asceu eyeniuatcs,
ropiy TO the foreigner III iecn years the Ro
mans, then abandoned by you, repted TO the invader
with whom you are now targainEg. We may fall bu,
cannot sigu any treaty with you Ir there st'
II Italy spark of honor; II the present Italian genera
ticn is not dectep from the crade the country will
parties 10 the contract onger binding any, aud
Now, while stlfree swear to constitute Italy, with
without 10 opposition to tho present government. II
the convention hecoines accomplished fact the two
first conditions end We viii then try the thtd,
no matter what may he the consequences" -
GIUSEPPE MaLyINI