The New York herald., 1866-07-21
How Italy should he Treated.

Ffom the London Post July T.
whether the Prussians accede Immediately
or not 70 The propos on OF Napoleon IL barely b.
dub'ed that after tho cypress readiness Of Austria
wacnae the Venet territory his programme of tho
ampai Of 1859 that was 10 make italy free from tho
Alps TO the Adratlc saccomp sd After Francis Joseph
ias declared ms willingness 10 retire from veneta,
Italy Tho stigma resting on France, that she
never lends Der assistance without eSacting
inspire thoughtful Italians with alarm In surrcnderng
Me passes Of tho Alps they submitted 10 perfcctly fair
teInand nation mas be pros dent witaout being I'M
g'nerous, and France 10 whom Italy Cwez so much OF
mr. nat ona stencc compelled 10 look 10 the In
visibility Of frontier Otherwise she ph have had
reson 10 future onplcations TO dopore hcrexpcudl
o Hood and treasure in tho creation Of this m ary
kinsbm ne IS sin, Of tar y and Me ,u 49, fr
her rlicV II mans Tor Napoleon III td cfown the
ENAMEL doubtless he will have 70 istcn 20 many
dplomtsts, who VII b for tax ng this ard llat esm
pensatNn in return for The friendly Office. y Frac,
ana penaps he VIII hardly give % one military nd.
wiser wlo will not strenuously insist upon no lila
maniiinaaf The ioriresses of the Qnadrlacal 10 40
@ thls woan iniccd he ungener Us, aud something thm
LeRnano and Mantua would form tle en-.
renchmet Of Northern Italy. r. 4 plirt her ~
uopd e pteRae 10 hr ittsgifH Gcrmnry
or Ahsriamay choose 20 regard Il point OF attack
mt y WI box III for Austria puais r ~ iestruc
tiui anu ne jealousy q Germany must b. strained
s utmost require any st0uCr defence than The SWiss
ana Iyrolcs Alps Against France the Quadriiateral
ca" onig e Gla erdtg defens II cs oui ne uay,T
y, ~ f,enh rad tohe cdpaL II Is, u iaG, simply
~
tetal rhe nay disband the greater portion her bnr.
densnme afIp,, and give TINT guarantees v peace
which y InuA IN prnpcrng treas ry Ilaiy II
now restless wni a patty "a acd desirc bat i
iohcd acusity Aththt lndi- -nly and y'ry small
sense o uahgcr sN2ht impel her 10 6cr0n,e a2yr.s-
ne, LOT y cannot oe tented that there piny aliang
VINO nave an eye ~ lf7t and South Iyrul aud dis
posed y ihh that the nter If Itay northeast sho Ia
be marked somewhere up tho Adipo beyond RoSrnlo
Unless The Italians taust 10 feel thrrnsclvcs
VIC shall not dare 10 hope TIT thew vii cprrt ret.se
much az tn want Il, and nue. a their welfare depcs
on Il. Those who for the fe.lre o I'ay ana sts
70 establish peace the contineutt Europe must max
II their principle 10 that Italy ha no uyt ground
French who has desar,ed her watch over her
destiny wisely and generously to the las.
From the Manchester Examiner, .ely ~
The Emperor OF the Frcncl ocroplce i
position of nRegUGHfd r,sponxbiiu lie lin il Ia rs
power 70 ondlr signal services 10 Europe - cetab
ish glorious claim to the fratitudc aud Animation ri
b. thankful they compel oar homage But We ~ no,
anxious TO clam on behalf OF this co ntry any sAro n
the onorous and honorable task 70 which he ha8socn
invited. We hold II wiser TO leave the ber.rons Ia
themselves, but VIC shall BE- the loss incneito
recognize acts OF magnanimty In the Emperor of ~,
French, 10 accord 10 him the glory Of dentcreaes
pcaccmaker--rhSr hs hds cdfnctk
We hope that the French ovcrtures may not be sum
mariy dismissed by singular stroke ot bad fortune
af the very hour when Intervention shoud Lav,
backed the French proposals for pnciicution hav.
fonnd selves without Minister Of Foreign Affair."
Lord Clarendon out and Lord stanley in-and thu
Ia the very cr!s this great question FRI OpBelre
Lofh p9tcrri.n aud ryicsicss