New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-07-30
THE ITALIAN INsURRECU0NARY MOVE
MENT.

LIE llaIiaN AND. 80,
MENT.
From the Courier du Hare, July II, we have no
fact of importance to record as 70 the Italian aia.
According to private letter from Naples dated July
s the stt amer Cazliari had been tied up near the
dn l. and a detachment If GrUdannerie placed on
board The commander Of the steamer had ale afy
undergone one exnmlbaion IN the course OF whlyh ue
declared that he had acted In good faith and both he
ard his crew had been oblig IA take the course they
did, The sailors were questioned separately alter
him and all testified 10 the same effect. Tho case
will be conducted with the greatest care Inc fres'
dent Of the Court Martial is ON board every day.
Paris letter in the IndependcHcc Beige contains the
FLOWING passage:
1.-The circumstances which has at once astonished
and dsmayed the Governments is not the mere fact OF
conspiracy in ltay-tor years We have had TO record
many Of hem-bu the organization oil plot 80 N.Y.
terously consummated, and the immense resources OF
all kinds placed at the disposition OF the conspra
tors. Thus, as you already know. the Italians
arrested at Paris, charged with con'pIlaS
against the life of the Emperor are Romagnsts.
Wen, the majority, ii not nearly all the
consprators arrested at Genoa are also Romagnois.
The inv, stigations already made upon TIL: subject
prove the fact. But that is not enough All the as
sassins who have arrived at Genoa during the past
month only, have been provided with regular pass
ports Upon their persons or in their dwellings, the
police have found sums Of money of greater VI less
amount according to the Importance OF the part each
was expected TO play in the great work OF arousiug
Italy. The insurgents arrested at Leghon wse also
provided with money. The Investigations prove that
in this city, as at Genoa plenty OF money was dis
trbuted among the people the day the plot exploded
We learn from The Italian prints that Miss w hite,
who was incarcerated after the GenGse instruction,
occupies chamber adjoining the apartments OF the
Governor of the prison. The revolutionary heroine
appears to be prey TO the yelIest On husiasm one
singular circumstance will sutiice TO give an idea OF
the political fanaticsm which anmates this romantic
woman: ,
When the Carb;neers came to arrest her, she threw
herself upon portrait of Mazzin and kissed 1t with
nrnHf al
had declared that she married TO the old chief OF
Young Italy. She is engaged, on The contrary, TO
poor young man whore name Is not even known AS
Tor Mazzihi, he is her god, not her husband. The
passion with which he inspires her is not love, but
religious respect. One does not love prophet, but
serves him humbly and devotes self to his glory
Certainly Miss White has given peoci OF an active
zeal BY means Of subscriptions shc obtained 10 the
single city of Genoa sufficient sum for the purchase
OF ten thousand muskets.
The events which have taken place in Italy must
necessarily have their consequences IN the European
Cabinets. Therefore, we cannot be astonlshed to
learn that the Austrian Cabinet is about to demand OF
Prussia that that Government should ADDRESS note
to England pray ing her to exercise an active survel-
lance over the refugees who have sought IN asylum
in the British isands-that is to say TO modifythe
English regulations relative TO foreigners.
1t is not yet known how Prussia will reply to this
demand; but it is certain that there s in preparation
united assault upon Lord Palmerstcn by me Italian
Powers TO obtain the expulsion Of Mazzn and his con-
freres from England. Vienna correspondence says
upon this subject
The late events in Italy cannot pass without pun
ishment. The diplomacy Of the Italian States incud-
Ing Austria will find sufficient for reclamation,
and we shall see in few weeks strongly constituted
coalition of Powers against the .perturbators of the
peace and tranquility Of the Italian Peninsula The
result will probably be that the great revolutionary
dictator of Italy aud his parzens will be forced to
emigrate to America. If all Europe rises against the
dtturbers of European peace, England, it Is to be
hoped may at last be persuaded to withdraw her pro-
lection from the anarchists of our time"
At the Piedmontese Senate, July 10, nj. Rettazi,
the Minister of the Interior, paid just compliment
to the conduct Of the French Government, which
first advised the Sandman administration OF The rev.
dictionary projects.