The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-01-12


trusted that General Concha who held high character
would fulfil strictly that promise With respect 10 the
number Of cruisers the coast Of Cuba he could not
give to the question; but probably his right
hon. friend the 6rst Lord Of the Admiralty would be
able TO satisfy his hon. and gallant friend.
Sir j. Graham sou only state, that since tho end OF
the the squadron In those seas had been very
largely augmented. His attention had been called to
s q asn Ss % iS the
present disposition Of that force might be he could not
exactly say the largest discretion had been left to
the commander the station but he might say that,
General Conchas promises 10 which his noble friend had
just referred, fulfilled the exertions his part
eectual than any augmentation Of cruisers.
(Hear hear)
italian Politics.
THE REVOLUTIONARY ELEMENr-RUssIA AIDING THE
LIBERAls--ADDREsS OF THE NATIONAL ASSEMBLY
HOPES FROM THE UNITED sTATEs-MR soULE's
ARREST.
Turin (Dec 21) Correspondence Of the London Times
The Italian republicans donnie led in London Paris and
passing resolutions and writing fowery addresses to
their fellow c0unrymen at home with the vie ostens
Ply Of making me latter iuly aware o. the ind.snes
them but probably not altogether without strong de-
sire to keep their own names prominent ~ popular
Action aud the invitation of NJ Mazxini have been
openly published here and though they contain nothing
very novel either in the subjects or in the manaer Of
those who wish to know what italian r.publicanism
really means or course, Piedmont, with her con.
share of contemptuous nuendoes from these patriots
par excellence such Theswo must not be returned
90 sn
should take the initiative in national movement"
leave to others to go begging the alliance of kiags
and the aid Of diplomacy We will utter but cry"
&C. The address from the National Assembly Of Action
closes with sensible remarks the necessity OF
money for such movements it contemplates, and NJ
Mazzns letter is entirely to the effect He says
'Ihe man who cannot give money, let him, IL he has
amhr mi IN arfa IF d.
voted patriotism Of enforced with all tho elo
quence Of high toned sentiment, expresses in the own
spirit stirring lang uage but yet have not heard of
their producing effects degree commensurate with
the magnanimity of the ideas.
a q
are inclined TO calculate the probable profit loss before
subscribing 70 specuatons like those he proposes but
certain is they have become than do btul Of the
practcatlity OF any purely popular movement affecting
the object which they n with their exiled com
patriots, have at heart viz the freedom OF Italy
from foreign rule It is rather euro that republican,
demagogues here should boast of the large they
have received from foreign Sources while their leaders
abroad are sending home begging addresses the
expression being eve have got Millions These mil
hons of course, supposed to from st Peters
portance o. the party but though believe the assertion
10 be founded fact it most likely they formed of
the smallest coin of the country.
1t is fact that the number of Ru ssian agena in Italy
very great and they exceedingly active. Within
the last few days Count Oo passed through here under
an assumed name, on his way to Florence, which OF
has given rise to endless speculation to the
object of his journey OF him his further movements
know nothing, but there Others whose contradc-
tory acts and language deserving Of note. For ia
stance at Geneoa, there Count skaratine Secretary
of the Russian Leg alton at Rome and formerly Charge
dAairs at Turin in 1s4S who has Genoi on the
plea OF his wifes health where no exces the hopes of
the republican party by speaking Of bis master being
tie natural friend of rising natioualties while he
suref his ancient friends among the retogrades in this
country Tint "the Emperor will play tbs game Of
either kossuth or Mazzini'
In ombardy the same double facelness is the distin-
gushing characteristics of Mus,ovite intrigue There
the Sclayoc regiments and the agents talk louty Of
the old alliance of Austria and Russia but soto 70
those whom it SUITS of the contempt with which their
Emperor regards Francis Joseph In Tuscany it is tho
There TIL Baroness Maycndorf "a relative OF the
late Russian Minister at venna) and Count orsin of
Alexandria the recognized agents Of Russia and at
Naples Count Kakkoschine, the Russian Minister who
has been long resident in Italy spares exerons for
the diffusion OF similar two-edged principles Between
these two great bodies Of agators'he exiled dena-
gogues and the agents Of Russia-the It,llau people
have naturally been much excited latterly; but
serious insurrection ensuing from all these ntrgues
1t Is recognized fact, by all who bear TO loox
At At. The state Of Italy without bsng swayed by
in land where parish almost has its traditions OF
Independence is by bringing them under some estab
Bhed government. which would give them solity AMI
assure order Such government is that of Piedmont
whcbis, consequently the object Of The greatest de-
to such event. while Is equally Objectionable to the
ultrarepublcans because IT has constantly thwartsd
their attempted insurrections by open and legitimate
years Imprisonment of those persons who landed with
arms r the Bay Of spezzia last My, and the conHsca
ton Of two guns the oher day at Chava that were in
tended TO be sent into Parma Modena With the ex
treme parties might be expected that the extended
fuence Of Piedmont would be excessively unpopular,
but with those who desire the extension Of commerce.
real liberty and religious tolerance, she will always be
the'leadiDg star IN this country.
The following Is the last address Of the National As
sembly Of Action to the Italians
L. The time OF revelation Is past. The idea TO which
we have eopsecrated our arm aud our mind, the idea
nm nf nrth ~
our vgns the idea that has sustained faith In the
darkness OF the dungeon and in the anguish OF exile
idea which our brayest followers confessed In the
presence Of the executioner, now disdains womansh
fears and ccmpaintsnow demands Of us the testimony
OF blood on the field OF battle.
2 The instruction which has ever been our duty Ia
now become vital necessity II is airy to rise
before Italy becomes the theatre Of either Napo
eonic royal resign ourselves ty the mercy Of dpo
macy and the caprces Of fortune The danger daily be-
comes more imminent. To-Day may defy it to. NOR
row it perhaps be too late The English and French
srms, banded together for the destruction Of the Rus
SLAMS may return baed from the Criniea the theatre
Of war, and its objects shifted from the east to
glory, but she will never pardon the humilia-
tiop OF her flag; II 1t be not carried to the Rhine
has ceased 70 reign and to the parody
other hand, the British people and Parliament must |
rouse thu mseves from their apathy in the event Of
Cossaek trumpbpg and the old Aberdeen the friend Of
Nicholas cannot long withstand the tide of public inig
nation Therefore European must become q MAJ
fer of necessity must before lonp be- forced TO
quit her perdous neutrality BY whica nm 10 tae nre
sent time Russia alone has prodted therefore IL Is our
duty to seize this opportunity to RISE IL we do not wish
TO merit the appelation Of towards Woe to us II we
allow French invasion to cipate u.s. woe TO Us IL
dynastic clique takes the initiative In national move.
ment in order that Italian Independence may be fact
and not heton-in order that the Papacy the eternal
stranger, may be destroyedin order that the sion
may fully carry out its views the people must enter tbs
arena fully Convinced Of their rights ADD
Let Democracy utter the cry, and not return the
sword TO the scabbard long there remains single
vestise OF tyranny domestic or oreign.
y, IN nil than has
ever been previously. The forces which short time
And readv IN thro,. -.