The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-10-18

prese natives at Turin and Vienna proposed
zofrmine which has been accepted that the armstice
should be from eight days to eight days I'M
til Austria shall have agreed with the mediating
the basis upon which definite treaty Of may be
concluded
Our Pars letter also states on the same authority
that the King Of Naples has accepted the mediation of
Great Britain and France the express condition
that his right to reestablish his dominion in Sicily
shall not be contested King Ferdinand has further
commanded General III ngeri not suspend hostili
ties until the British and French cabinets shall have
formally admitted the Kng's right to posses
sion Of Sicily as the basis of the mediation The
French government has already indirectly admitted
the densnd of the King of Naples by announcing in
the Monieu Of Wednesday that had sent orders to
it's diplomatic agents at Naples nd at Palermo well
the commander of the Ere nch fleet, not to inter-
fere in the contes. wagpg between Naples and Sicily,
kept on the grounds OF humanity. In other terms,
he French republic does not the power TO in
erfere by legal right as IL admits the right OF the
King OF Naples to re. coDquer Sicily.
The Milan Gazette. Of the 22d, officially announces
that the armstice concluded with Sardinia, aud expr
ing on the 2lst has been prolonged for thirty days
more there hopes therefore, it adds that pacific
arrangement Of the differences existing between Aus
tria and Sardinia will be agreed to II also
noupces that negotiations with the Holy See taking
a pacific turn.
c3d states that Mani had had meeting with twenty
Of the richest capitalists Of that city who had agreed
with thirty others TO take he loan Of seven millions
by becoming ntees for that amount Of paper
ney which the government was to put in circulation.
Naples and Sicily.
The Vile de Marsee steampacket which left Naples
on the 18th hat arrived at MArseies She brings in
teigence that the King Of Naples has accepted the
mediation OF England and France in the affairs OF
Sicily aud has consented To- the srmistce proposed by
SIR W Parker aud Admiral Baudin. Intelligence las
been received direct IRON Palermo TO the same effect
We have sdvices to the 10th inst. The SUB mission
Of Cate mis- nnounced few days ago is not confirm
ed steamer arrived at Civita- Veccha br0ugh the
intelligence Of an stmistice agreed between Sicily
and Naples through the mediation of England and
France on the 10th new collision took place be-
tween the popular parties at Naples and another
was expected TO take place on Sc Januaruss day.
The pafyia of Florence OF the 2lst inst states that
an engagement had taken place between the Ne ,po-
Titan troops and the Siciian. at Aci-reale ten lies
from Catspia ia which the Neapotans de-
fested
Rome.
NJ. Rossi the French Ambassador at Rome, has ac-
ceI ted office and has formed "A mi nistry.
Letters from Rome ot the 18Th inst state that the
popular national club in that city had solved una
nimousy 10 adopt the protest agreed TO by ths clubs
Of Ancons and of the other cities in the Roman states
not 20 aoeede 10 any arrangement OF the affairs OF
Italy which the basis should be the entire and
dehuitve cessation Of foreign domination Italy, and
the complete independence Of he country.
Venice,
The news published W our contemporaries Of the
landing OF the French AZ Venice wants conQrnation