The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-05-12
M. THEIRS ON ITALl. IN UNITY.

| He Opposes Eapoieou,. p,.. ~ sHs
| p0rni Power or the Pane-uciiann an
| america Cngrnterti for ErcucL I'd.
Danger to the Empire from povxcrt
Neigh bors.
In Die French I4Qtsaturs ON the 1a,h or r,,, An.
or Ter OF the day was The ad,onrned s,scnsa mr ~,
Address maravr.ph 10 reIaliny 10 ItaI,, y" Wv
M TNfrns g;d.-Ths sub,cct we nav.r oo.r 4. .,.
embraces the Italian and Roma, oues,t.n" ~ u,'""s7
so closely contested that It q impossible ssparatc
ability have always, thoug,t tbxt I,niau unv -. ~,
- iuin1l o,rroion ,rSich Fr,ne. gnou,d soo,1r ~ H.,
Srus rs1s,s 10 rant i am al.D couS,nced ha,
coi,iSnn with The cburch Mil ,ver ~. w
ne,,i and a d4noer fos any re-nisr royerr,.ent ana
~, sa cn.na. en- ~. anvar.n.n,A ~, | .,
c a,s - suy ;,, ra,ds s' ho c",aon VI.
vinla,.S Of ,is,. Iihar.s os .,a,y.o ,g.ar haar
/ have tdken NV place here on the bxrches OF ID,
-x;th,,.s any other ohio- ,an y, ala ~ 80
er1JsLas he Eiics NM I'M, On, This orsen
ouesi", ,a M hcr yoss nor in m samr ssns
az ms, = ,sa,ns ,.s,.c, ta,- 20 :, ,,,. "a
snect nine r will Irst SNEAK On tb- Italian ones,ion
which wiiFtead mo No. npt,,r,, sco"c,cn 10 fSr Rnraa
question AFTER the war ia the Crmsa. thought that
s,mnnJ ~ 1ot S" I'll e ti ns,s.h A 80
Sesred rh I, s,ces h s"1 ,ra ,i,I
es,ro,;,r. ~ .hc;r s,h}.ts hrauso ,cs 1870 -, ,ho
spons o. ,ner sIcSs because tneS rsn.u On inc
nIlI".s " Auss'", wiz" 'noy ou,u no wso .An'cs
Power Time lai W." cirnt.n cnanccs omonS the Lillian
sovaraons ~. go ~ N..ISI LIS ,..,a ','
crnwn 10 has sn hs ia ~. ' u,of 800 ~, H.
ieSitimate Jcmans. ~ hs % THE e's - ns
thing thererora saamed :" , =, ",n .,ai',.55
ment of oons,ss,nai govrnmen, \, H. t.a r,s,.i
sinai Italian Statsu n ,5rc,i,,' .xi,tod
n under these favorable Observation-Disclosures ~. Was,
am Powers he'd t,Esn care ~ n~.ana The ,s-r, oa.
OF Piedmont when an opportrnity st,ould ofsr itay
Governed wonia bsvc realized ~ aes
MES more secrcIv nan in the course which cb~ pnu
follows Rut war was considered a moro ext sdj,ious
means for eec,inp what is caled The or
ru Frov e ,sr , haas s so ~
to that war for was convinced that IL would lea TO an
attempted unaca,ion which Considered desrabis mel
,er for France nor Itav TIE ,b A ronos of tor, ,
,x cnntoin ann IN save M Hnnr 1tnt;no 10 yce in
is immediate prormtv STATE almost c1ua 10 sIscyd
stanscs are ycrv numerous From ali antouy yrrus ~
Stnes haze been anxious to prevent esmaer aasd
them n from ,s'c.n,ng gowgf, and .rs,,s asngr,as
aIy DO not believe n She will be fatbf1l 8, Ina or
c Is z and rant, our cid but vhsz, she becomes p,
she will Wiz. 10 ha and will r raht in ~
doing Enncs ,,o,n.rflj,, cont,.rT Jotb. ;, era@,c.
Of aud and ,o, ,o air. HOLLAND ra IN, ~ her b1s
sr';s, 20 81 ,sobo,, A,s.co cc,sd ~ nS ~. ~
t~.n,, If ira IN th tbar =, n",h;r, ~ eli r o,,,
astonshmept on blame The new powcSs we create are "a
meant to be slaves but independent it is however nom
Hear hear The futnre ki.torv or siv 10 wr,,cr in
The history OF the house Of savoy which AZ all times has
been gnidcd ba ths az Sc mons"f All Enrona ia
q, ~rasn, an ~ ~, y m, .bs ,
cond 3. rho h; H. st % ."n t th
attention Of Europe Is the ambition Of Prussia which
0ne of INV crsatsst orievnnccs against Ii,li,m nnv T.;
that IL ,r ~ h. r,ese@ ~ Csr,gn ,,s For mieD
Pr,esi shaI, h.wa rnad &c ,,;II",s ~ G.ron 80
shaiI So,, - 49,, "c n. y III D ~ I'm IL '
bra I. viii ' ~ p ~ % M H. Pmnnt anu y, St,
AZ 81 49,. ; ~ = suPtsSu ny r.ne.,u, W ,nu.es
=. :, ~ Ss. usy on - ie s , uanson
ronis ~ hI"nJ 20 d. IN ha ~ T uy . ,i;
brimm To- tho % NJ ~ Ner,hern poyrrs thi,
60. =, - 1880 "a .., ~. ~ ~" e. -
pnwsrs NO .as,r,n .h ,i u ss sro h tI
sr,na"ar ar 1 ,s ' na .mo oc snc" s ,',o
as har ain THIRTY yoars AGO such an alliance would
hsv ~ hes sS ;, @ a." 'a A,; nas ovs
ment, Twl not say moro liberal but as liberal a. our
~ G we as ar "a 20 ere, "a, w
rcnsvaI ~ ,h c~ Of s,s ,br~e powcrs Tho Nd ~
ars u,onn 10 .on,i -, '' ~, IN" ,n,r or Ts.iv
rsTcs Frrncs lie anaaaorss, Of Anstria This ia whv
have always recorded ths Italian war MS misfortune
and Italian unity as onposed 20 French intercss and
scs.caiv das.,iyo svsr - yto,x, itse,r admit thai
many gencrs and onvhtencd Italians arc 10 favor of
unty hut DO not believe that the mass OF the people
blend so may divided and rvnl State into one uni.ed
susos Of Italian bsory from !omos psod she
sent time and then as foows,:udcr ts old
prnces ftaly never pad moro than Ave hundred millions
Of taxes il hos since been called ON to pay nine
thousand millions but that sum could not
raised recourse VIVA had 70 credit which ocrs resources
70 everybody although the Minister OF State considers
the contracting Of loan a miracle
~ RouMxR-T know those who have not been xblo ia
contract one.
M TgrERs-Two loans have been contracted, each OF
question: and that probably will be followed BY smother
Nor IL this all tho two inevitable questions Of Rome and
Venice are ever present 70 the Italian mind Italy de
manded Rome as her capital but TO that France would
not consent Negotiations, however took place, which
resulted in tho OF tho 18th OF September but
no allusion was therein made 70 venice The general
OF the Pope will fall soon after the departure
OF The French troops and that Romc will then be thos
The nrs part OF the problem was thus solved but
not 80 easy TO sovc the oherthat or convincing France
and Catholics IN general that Rome had not been aban-
doned me Minister Oh Foreign Affairs must have oIt
somo embarrassment on THIS point fou Know now ne
had been called 10 replace NJ Thouycnnt This last
named gentleman logically concluded that, hav-
ing engaged Italy IN the path Of unity,
1t was impossible to refuse her the p,s
session OF Rome But Rome was refused and
NJ Ihouvenei resigned IS quite inadmissiDie 70 sup
70 ar from the grasp OF la nor on the other hand,
can aunt inc possibility OF RECOMMENDATION between
nay wnicn coVets Rome, ana tnc rope uho connd re.
power anu violate his OATH therefore conciation Is
mere cream. .
N. hooHEs-H dream, u would still % respectable
thoar near -
n. InikRsaAn smpo's,o'suy phe" pron'scd neuer
rePertaok. Gentemcn, now como to the gravcst-I
may say, the most august-part of the subject The
enns oi liberty nave hitnero seen only one SIDE OF the
question: II good Tor them TO regard The other also
morn lana