The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-09-19

Popular and Omcinl Indignation Against
Leaning Toward n Closer Alliance


Eramca-LeuniAg Toward Closer Alliance
with Germany.
Florence (sept. y correspondence OF London Start
We who jewellers in this country and have eyes TO
see and hear all struck with the present de-
Of the Italians 1t is that Of rage kept dumb by
rrudenceor fury stored up for day when its outbust
will be felt not to be premature. We move, as were
in The midst Of passions IN state Of oppressed intensity
Rome Rome before we let Them know our mind
This is tho warning, not whispered but acted
sal Indignation courselled by common to keep
quiet for while. W. now understand Why picor En,-
anae, ~ rtd hare desired 10 reign has kingly office and
retire into prfraie chomos hunting He twice declared
that he would, and the council of ministers and gen
erals, assembled fir in Ferraa, and then at Padna,
had nearly failed In tho efforts required to overcome his
Malesy's des TO be put tho half pay list and the
Alpine shooting grounds for the rest Of his hfe :.
The Emperor Napoleon Is certainly not much liked
just now at Court AS for Ricaso, and the party
which supports him, and now governs the country their
feeling one Of marked GOODNESS, though Of great polite
ness towards the Tueres. am assured that the chief
ministerial orgau the Ncsioe, will, tomorrow morning,
contain aiding article, in which Forsgn Office re.
lions like the ;csson Of vonetia 10 herself, she makes
it very difficult for Italy not to appear migrate.
of the s,ntiment that obtains In radical
quarters ; u may DO imagined. In snort,
u happens FOR the st time Mn,n me new era o.
try decidedly not friendly towards Paris, all parties
save the dig rcdited La Marnora faction be ng more or
lesr cstIaDsed from, and some very hostile 10 Napoleon
III And tas is the significant, SO fan "a Court and
Cabinet feeling Florence are concerned since at the
came time Ministers do not hesitate to acknowledge
the Emperor tho only well meaning friend OF Italy In
imperial France ir the mt illness o. the Emperor
was felt very much by in whole intercourse with
the French FOREIGN Office. We very glad that
his Majesty las lar recovered as 10 DO able To
moderate 10 tone in which his Secretaries Of State were
already beginning 10 advise MS and TO tea us how TO do
our duty II was getting very proyok'ng" ! quote
from what heard stated b. OF his Italian Majcstys
Minister'S II reminded mo Of Madame de Sevignc when
she seeks her daughter FOR about her cpngh and
then feelirgy adds, all CONNIE je so'6ye ds Ia pi-
iriHe''
but II Iiay suffers mnch from the slightest cold the
Emperor may catch, you may fancy how deeply laid and
ali peryadhg that sntiment of indignation must be
which his nation, placed In one OF the most critical
turning points o. her development, ID not able
entirety 70 rerrors towards the man who Is
admitted D have done much for her aud 70 be still
her best friend la France Tho cordial alliance with the
French government Is oyertkat Is the fact, and you
may rest assured that the absurd Representations OF
coalition ctwecn France, Austria, and Italy against
Prussia viii never righ. On tho contrary every
thing ienf and points toiyds close Intimacy aud FIRM
dstocdtoof policies beticccn Italy united AMI Germany
trying 10 BE- l am In a position 10 inform you that
Berlin and Florence getting and friendly
again sine, La Marnora Is showed. Bismarck and Rca
soil though OF different chaiacters, the very
best tersof Official intercourse The lesson read TO tho
krens Zcftng by the government organ OF Prussia Is
SIGN OF the good understanding between the two Cab
nets and Is pity that tho paper OF Jun.erthum has
been lGt with that retor from It's government.
Hence l opine that the lta!o Prussian friendship will
last and &c stronger every day as the most natu al con-
n.cton onthe European continent 30 far as can see
risen di'oreasr all alliances and miid
ccrRgiy SET aide topic W imis scR ibts
spscUi0f,oB. II Austria had been prudent Italy
might have been turned 10 friend OF hers too. But the
Tyo must be bad and tho river Tore must be crossed
before lay settles down in final peace az great ncn
raj