The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-11-07

~ Psn under the SIS c aud title OF Captain Van
BONN turns out not 70 be military man at all but a
1oeor 81 laws and ex-is,rndGire species OF sucking
SdDel IN The Partisan vice, whose real Is THE
mann c has traced u Dresden where ne disposed
az some lrinkrts which he had borrowed from Berlin
I've Ter but there the appears be lost and all tho
Efforts OF detective police, headed by Sehi, the Pa
rsan vdoq have YET been unsuccessful in discovering
Ne slightest clue ~ his further movements.
Our Italian Correspondence.
At ROME, Oct IL, 1859.
Fsss he Ninth and His Sardiaiaa Policy Dismissal and
Departure If the Saydinian Mi.iaer-2he Popular Es
sisssert aud its Effect on Politics. French Military Sym
paAy viii e Peoplo-K Is Repressed by 4iaary Disci
pl&ae-Me People Decymined to be FTse-Tlscan None
tsyy R.f~m-What the Romans Think Of NapoIeor--ahe
Ans Juan Question in the Eternal Cay-Aripals Of
AssSicGn VisirW, DC.
We have just passed through week or considerable
interest," and mayhap anxiety 70 many. II became quite
gsneay known to persons about town at an early period
ss week that the Pope had sent the sardnan Ambassa
Der his PASSPORTS and it naturally expected that the
haasr would Immediately take down his arms, pack up
md leave when feared, and also hoped by many,
hat some demonstration would appear in favor Of the
unepes supposed TO represented by his government
hut. day followed day. In slow succession 70 those who
we're ON the alert either 10 catch the first symptoms OF
upuuiet and danger tho closely watched arms
wore removed to observe the precauton Of govern
unsnt officials TO prevent these occurrences; and ex-
psc>ansy began TO DO changed TO disappointment and
pain when, Sunday, was observed the shield had
BEEN taken in and that he who had received his dis
yrissal AZ Ambassador long before had at length
whdrawn the last symbol which had declared his posi-
hop and was about TO leave the scene Of his official
Astes.
OF course there not few persons who acquaint
q With the circumstances DESTROYS Of catching
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and hence perhaps the streets through which was
peecd he would pass contained rather people than
ordinary About the middle Of the afternoon large
bsrs Of soldiers were 10 be seen coming into the Oso
"a forming the squares Of the upper part of the city,
vhsh was as usually the case, the Of attracting
ohe attention Of everybody OUT and leading them to sup
psse something unusual going and melting them
= Inquiries and If before there had been persons who
haA been unaware Of anything out Of the common course
new all shortly into the knowledge Of the entire at
mir, hence producing just what the government most
whed to avoidany great publicity Of what was
ring
At the extremies Of all the leading from and
ma the Oorso were stationed bodies Of soldiers, whose
duty seemed to be TO that no crowd should any
where assemble, and 10 keep everybody in motion,
N one direction another Egress from any of these
streets into the allowed, at any rate
refused three points, but finally got in through
Everybody expected from the fact that the soldiers 90
Naed the Como, well as from the proximity Of the
residence to this street. that he would pass
up IT. but there where the government came the dodge
ever u.s. quietly sent from his residencG the
well knuwn Hotel dAngeterre by by street. around
tho piazza al Spagna and from there up another not much
cquened street 10 the Piazza del Popoo and 30 out
the gate of the name. Thus he was got rid of
quetly about uncourteously as would have been
doLc under the rule Of the Inquisiton understand
that for five miles outside Of the Por,a del popoo mounted
gems stationed at close intervals that
the cheat on should not DO turned against
Shem through ncauton outside As was not the slightest
that could excite suspicion took places and hardly
think any would have occurred had he have been allow
ed free up the CorsO The people here must by
this time have learned the supreme folly Of any such act
when its consequences, every mothers Of them
would be sure to be shot down like many dogs, no
matter how inconsistent such course would appear
when compared to the recent Of the French North
doubt not but they would unmercilessy crush out any
attempt at disorder, though perhaps in reflective mo
Acnt they would TO man be In favor OF the very thing
they were destroying
gentleman here a member Of the French Club, told
me but Yesterday tina, ne knew from ooserva
all OF liberal IDEAS that they strongly sympathzed with
the late movements in North Italy, and that he firmly be-
heved that should the Emperor trcsh and false to
what he shortly ago declared TO be his motives they
would at once and unanimously oppose him. Their posi-
zion here keepers down Of the people appears
hardly reconcicable with such assertions; but az
my is gentleman of high position, socially and
sivily, give his opinions and remarks as he stated
them and leave every Judge for himself Of their
consistency presume 1t must appear to every one that
the adopted by the was short sighted
and in chosen Had felt inherent strength cannot
conceive why its directors should have decided upon
making such important affair Of what was in reality
but little thing. Their action evidenced at once that
they have no reliance the affection order Of the
people, and made really important matter for Geographic
dispatches TO every press Europe only 70 pc pazoned
Ned knowledge that the people have Of the presence
and efficiency OF the French garrison, and consequently
the fuity Of any of patriotic cheers they might
to-day have looked their enemies boldly in the face but
as is they have not only shown their weakness but
that they na fear n1d on a aays
the few men or boys who would have dared TO do SO
could have given. .
departing Ambassador chose Sunday for leaving, when
he all would be at leisure and be out in the
where he hoped to n %sa nc t %ay
entertain but doubt this being near sufficient to over
come the inspired by the presence Of garrison of
nine ten thousand efficient French soldiers Upon ar
irving Florence have doubt but that the Ambassa
dor was made much Of.
Recent events in the Duchies and the legations show
the utmost determination the side Of the people. All
the demands necessary to support and keep the army
efficient responded to to Ca hH greatest e oeray
buy muskets &C. has been received most favorably
ali sides. DEGREES have been published at Bologna,
peted prescribing that henceforth all public docu-
ens shall be headed by the words n the reign Of his
Majesty King Victor Emanuel" Estes in all parts Of the
Legations were held in honor of the declarations.
The Tuscan government has declared that the old sys
tom Of coinage shall be abolished and that the Sandman
Ara franc, be substituted and various others, clnch
ing, II were, the annexation. Things must assume
different aspect in those countries before long.
In this city the opinion seems to be rapidly gaining
ground that Napoleon will deceive Italy, and finally
himself badly cheated. Scarcely any one s to be found
but who believes that though he continue favorable TO the
Duchess he will declare the Legations must continue under
the Pope and thus throw back those fine provinces under
the rule Of the most despicable government existing
Gods earth. Let him declare all he will, II he does not
interfere against them they safe enough for 1t is i'm
possible that he would see Austria interfering and with
out her or French aid the Pope comparatively pow
erlcss.
European papers Just discussing the San Juan
xfacully quite extensively The Americans and English
hereabouts regret exceedingly that any fresh Of dis
pute should have arisen between their governments
whose interests nearly IDENTICAL and who the bet
ter they know each other, will become and
akin in all that goes to make nations great Great hopes
are entertained by all Of the Of the mission Of Gen.
Scott Who il is believed will carry his usual moderation
and sound judgment 70 the solution Of the affair
Many Americans already here, and more are daily
arriving Our young and affable Consul, Mr.. II. de f.
Gientworth, has lately returned from few weeks re-