The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-01-24

kingdom were completed fortnight ago It lie said tn
not heard that the Archduke Ferdinand Maximap is 10
meet him there.
THE FEELING IN GENOA.
[Ffom the Correre Mercantile Of Genoa Dec 271
can give you piece Of news which, under prese
extraordinary levy OF 5000 men has been decided ON
here. have the news from excellent source s,
much the better II will be an additional force OF 5000
men to be used against the foreigner provided the great
bour Of rising be at hand; for, although Leuten ant
General Fenari d Grade US he is called here General
Tacete hod your tongue tries hard TO Ausranise our
little army, rely upon 1t 4 is Italian the backbone and
will remain Although since l848 the ranks have been
nearly entirely filled with new men, yet, depend upon it,
the traditions OF Curatone and Montanara still live in the
minds Of the soldiers they resist all the attempts of the
Austrian general drive them into oblivion, though he
compelled several officers to wear Austrian medals and
decorations but they preferred retiring from the service
for time The enthusiasm for Piedmont and its loyal
prince increases every day. to the great grief and evident
annoyance Of the Paazzo yecchio and Pto The avore
cry at present is sylvia Verdi which refers to the
well known composer but TO vittorio Emmanuel Re
d'Itala, the initials being V. L. II. ID. l.
EXCITEMENT IN THE EOMBARDovENITIAN KINGDOM.
Turin (Jan. 81 correspondence of London Times
The garrison Of Pavia having been augmented, az
already stated by -four guns and 700 infantry is now
said although not officially announced that the University
is to be opened since prolonged interruption of the
studies would be confession Of bad state of things
The country and might be construed into apprehension
the part of the authorities. If the report prove well
oundcd, and the students return will be surprising
unpleasant collisions take place II appears that every
precauton is taken; that the police and military
Tcmey the alert and that the condition of Pava is not
very dissmi'ar to that of town in state Of siege At
Milan, according 10 letters Of the LIST inst in to-day
Turin papers, agitation, slight squabbles, and conse
qnent arrests continue to occur and there scarcely
large town in lOmbardy where somebody has not been
arrested on charges OF disturbing the public tranquility
The troops have orders carefully TO avoid aras and
one letter says that most of the officers abstain from
smoking in the streets, else throw away their segars
when summoned so to do If this be true, the orders
must be strict The widest have been
rent in IOmbardy during the last few days-spread as
some believe by the police for the purpose of producing
doubt and confusion in the minds Of the Italians For
instance two or three days ago merchant here re-
ceved despatch from Milan anxiousy inquring il il
Count Cavour. letter says that this report had
obtained such consistency to produce for mo-
ment suspension Of affairs on the Milan Exchange.
Another that the PiedmOntese govern
ment had commissioned Garibaldi to raise corps
Of volunteers and this caused quite erment among the
youth OF Milan Again, it was said that Mazzni had re-
nOunCed his republican principles and adhered TO the poll
cy of Piedmont but this rather too extravagant to
obtain much credence Here during the last few days,
report has been of intention the part of the
Sandman government to sell the Genoa railway The same
report has former occasions been Circulated but this
time IT connected with the recent visit of NJ LATTE
to Turin and some people went SO TAR as to say that
sale was actually completed. This was untrue, and
if the government has any intentions OF selling its
railway it keeps them to itself or course people
said that the sale to raise funds for the ap.
preaching war, the belief in which still continues
strong here, and even stronger in Lombardy, and
has not been esSeneu ny the recent WISH ana move
ments of the Archduke Constantine 1t continues to be
very positively asserted that considerable renf0rcemens
have been sent the Austrian troops in LOmbardo Ve
nta. This is highly probable, but the fact is difficult to
ascertain any rate should very much doubt II the
accession Of strength amounts to $1,000 men, to which
high figure rumor has made 1t ascend. If something
serious in the spring. 1t is not to be supposed
that the Ausrans will again suffer themselves to be taken
Off their guard, 1S48 From Milan further learn
the natural death of the Bca newspaper and the sup
preston by government of the Pgolo and the Panorama,
two charfueresque journals, whose editor Jew named
Forts been ordered to take up his residence in his
native town of Trieste.