The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-11-03

After the Ercvcics OF 1854 which m had refer % ts
Council Of State Tor censurs, and the n,
which into France IL prohibited, IL cannot surrey snu'
It's eyes 10 evidence During fifteen years occups.
ton OF Rome France obtained what was nc alee1
tho letter written by the President OF tue rePpo "
Edgar New, rhe more that occupation was prolonged,
the did tho expedition deyate from w. onsias'
ona srn.atiao az 1887 viii be more encacious nan the
nrstY win II bring back the policy o. france 70 Us
staging pon. aud 70 rs ooec. no d. hnvs
Minister OF Foreign Affairs aud by the President OF the
Repaollc, WHO wrote le Letter 70 hasar sey; sna
| hope SO, ,ohat are zoe g''ns 70 home fovf"
From the Paris Constitutional Oct. 22l
Every order has been gvea ana every measure taken
ara pp a. main Of the Htian rspotation Permission
could awarded 10 that Power 70 tear up treaty
tuds OF liberty and under pressure of crcum
stances Of events. Every ono who feels the sentiment
Tor country It's engagements to b. respec ted
has applaudei tbs energeic attitude OF the French
government France !. heref re ready p oct but .. the
moment we write the telegraph has not announced tho
departure OF he feet rnis PERIOD granted reflection
has perhaps not been lost We s hopa But this is
certain thai In the delay there is, It last
peal 10 sentiments Of honor aud equity and the Italian
government ought 10 regard eas fresh act OF that
generous policy Of which 1t has received such stk ng
proofs And now. shall not say as some do, " The
die IS cast; or as others, LET destiny be accomplish
ed" but this" Whaterer may Happen France VII! MT
recos before the rercufioa; right shall DO respected
tFrom the Opnione Rationale, or Paris, Oct 22l
IL our inf rmat.on be exact the political weahercock
badiaas and 10 protect the Pope. France rnounces the
projected expedition CaIdni replaces RatazzL ~ de
lavaietie wtndaws his gnation. Il is very certain
that 10 solution OF the question be found III all this
il IS merely tho proongailon Of state OF affairs which
has become impossible Aud yet are almost ready 10
rejoice for irreparabe blunder has been avoided.
Italian blood will not bo shed by French hands. tue
ned remains open TO negotiations and the question 10
freei from the suscapbililies Of The point Of honor.
II remains for diplomacy to accomplish what the
sword has not done Tho reaction IN Francs has failed in
s object but must not be allowed TO die out also in
Emanuel n
for France which may Cost him dear, " govern
men does not seriously aud immediately think OF shar-
ing the responsibility. The revision or the September
Convention, with France renouncing all Interference IN
Italian ass-such should be the battle ground of the
country may get out Of that clr,nc pepesiy which.
during the past few days had become agony and which
may end IN irrepat able misfortune. May the danger
we have passed as lesson and cause Us all 70
rally together In the same work.
from the Paris Patrie Oct 22.I
The decisive word has not yet been spoken The al.
vices from Florence received by the since
Yesterday afternoon hourly modify the situation. but
have not in any way affected the resolution OF gov
ernment The preparations with q view 70 Intervention
were resumed yesterday afternoon and continued all
nsnt The last dispatches from Toulou inform " that
the greater part OF the troops have embarked and that
the ships have their steam up Their departure can
take place Immediately. The Couronne and another
roncad frgae to the transports and remain
| in Observation OF Civita veccha The accession Of
Cald nj General Menabrea to Office would be viewed
Italian Minister received intelligence this morning
which foresnadowed that the requirements Of France
would be complied with
From La France, or Paris. Oct. 22l
Tho French utmatum demanded Firstly, formal
psdge the part OF the Italian government TO stop the
r.crSps oo rdg Of Victor
Emanuel recalling the Italians to the duty they
their co.nry and the respect due 70 us engagements
II assured that the Italian government has adhered 70
these conditions
Russian Opinion.
GEARS RELATIONS
from the Moscow Gazette, Oct TO-
The events which have taken place in Italy, and espe
ciay those which preparation. should be
med with great attention They form an interesting
drama. which Russia directly crested
complshed aud this can only be effected al Rome
Russia great Power, but sh that Italy, whose
interests are in many respects identical with her own,
should consolidate her power; what Is however,
he 's nassn: sao;.s lead . s 1sa Of tie Rps.
be compelled 20 observe the laws Of Him whose Vicar
he pread' 20 le ana when he shall have put end TO
Affairs the principal sourcs Of disturbances in the
Chr stan word will be at end. When the
Roman mona cn shall have agan become wha, he ought
bethat Is to say bishop and real Christian pastor
one OF Tie greatest evils which Tor centuries has
fecsd the intellectual and social life Of nations and Of
which the pernicious influence Is manifested every
whore, will disappear tor ever: The cnequencs of
The evens uhiea are preparing in Hily are inea.-
cnldbse II, IN fact, the Roman Church. transformed into
STATE possessed the necessary strength to proong its
existence, such result would be misfortune for hu-
mainly Happily, 1t IS impossble the signs OF tho time
EVIDENT the great fall the great revival will be
inevitably accomplished ls the rum Of the tempo
raj power Of the Pope the triumph OF Russian orthodoxy
Rome itsef2 Is IL not the Of tie rsaUa ,s,ng
Of ne Fast? In opinion the temporal power will
exist from tie moment in which single Italian
soldier shall set his foot In Rome and we have the
agreeable hope tina: this will shortly take place.
English Opinion.
CAN VICTOR EMANUEL CONTEND sAYRLy WITH YRANEf
[Froin the London Herald, Oct. 23
The King OF Italy has been wiser than his
counseliors aud has not thought his duty to throw
away his crown ito the honor OF his country
Had he done So had he jumped with the irucuisnt
humor OF the reckless journalists who, at safe distance
from the scene OF action spch and toss In their