The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-10-17
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Ter pangs Of disappointment
He derives some consolation, however, from the
events Of the war; and strengthened In the convicuon
that Hungary win ycs be free. He states that hc insisted
on double stipulation behalf Of the Hungarian prison
ers Of war who were enrolled under his banner, viz
that Of amnesty and that Of exemption from further Aus
TRAN military service France has obtained these condi
tons from Austria.
The Loudon 5ies says that agents OF the French, Aus
tran and Sardinan governments have been soliciting
tenders the leading English iron founders for avery
large number Of riled cannon.
Marshal Mel joining the troops at Toulouse, ed
order Of the day, ,rhsch construed into admission
that peace ,cas nat likely TO Be long maintained.
The London Herald Paris correspondent says nothing
10 heard every side but preparations for Not
single man in tho French army has yet been sent
home renewable furiough and only those entitled
discharge in December next have obtained IT, Not single
ship has been dsmantcd and active Of defence
progressing at the ports. He gives similar picture
Of operations in Austria and Sardinia.
The Sardnian government had sent circular note 10
it's representatives European Courts for communication
to the various The document forciby sets
forth the arguments in tauor Of strong and Independent
kingdom Of Upper Kaly sufficiently strong 10 keep in check
Medominecyng tendencies Of Austria. Such State would
II urged ranquilzo the mind Of Europe and fulfil the
first wishes Of those Italian countries which have tey
shaken of tyrannical government
is asserted that the Pope, on hearing the answer the
King Of Sardinia gave to the depuaton from the Romag
ma ordered that the Sandman Minister Rome shall be
rendered his passpors and ia further reported that
the news Of the cessation Of all intercourse between
Rome and Piedmont, collision between the Swiss and
neutral stations took place at Cattolica.
The Sandman journals speak Of an insurrectionary
movement having shown itself at Palermo.
The celebration Of Mann's death Padua led to seve
raj arrests and some priests said to be in prison.
The Savoy cross and sardinian standard had been
hoisted the old palace at Florence, and also all
public buildings.
The provisional government at Bologna had issued
decree stating that in future every public act shall be
headed thus-"Under the reign Of his Majesty King
Victor Emanuel In Tuscany DEGREES Of like nature
were promulgated.
Garibaldi had been received with enthusiasm at
Bologna.
The garrison OF Ancona Is said to have been reinforced
Letters from Naples say the King had offered to lend
troops TO the Pope in consequence Of the withdrawal Of
the French.
The reported insurrection in the Abruzzo is contra
dicted.
The Paris correspondent Of the london Times says the
Italian affairs approaching crisis, and refers to the
circular Of the Sandman government and quotes the
order Of the day just issued by General Fan the Com
mander in Chief of Central Italy, who promises that the
tooIOr Of Italy, preceded by the old Of Sauoy, sl
precae them in the fresh battles, and sciH forever free Italy
from the stranger
Gdribaldi has also issued an address summoning the
Ra.ians Of the Legations to collision is shortly ex-
pected and think will be produced by the Papal
troops invading Romagna.