, 1859-06-27

und rumor says, but will not youch for its
truth, that tho King himself was not at all
1'eastd at Icing compelled 10 rcfnsr thr s!ict,
te:shi,' Vi Tusf'any.
!, 'n'''c naan ii ploasulr in linn vI peace. a,rl
h'a'c, reckless aoliiIr iu war to i4:ss left ausl
lea'es Tie 1ntrigncs Of diplomacy to Carour,
Who, IN common with the Picdmontese aristoc-
racy. would prefer an enlarged Kingdom of
Northern Italy, with Turin for the capital, to a
Cnlted Italy, with the seat Of Government at
home; but it is very likely that the King un-
aware up to the present time Of the cxtraordi-
nary enthusiasm prevailing for him throughout
tne fetinsa'a, may not 80 readily consent to
!orego luis so coveted prize Us his imperial re-
iat'un may hare been led 10 expect. All will
tepend upon ,!!e conduct Of Naples. Shnuld the
1wo slctes declare for the King, it will be sot,.e-
wllat d'ftcnit for the Emperor, after his prucl:-
lnat'un-"hicll explicitly declares that le is de-
s1fons OF giving Italy to hcrself-to force Mural
on tue unwilling ltalians; SO we urs auxiousiy
expecting news from that quarter. In casv tho
hlng should Show symptoms Of Il wish to sec
nfta nta the desires Of the nation and become their
hing, rest assured that every Italian, even those
participation Of Napoleon, will rally round lsls
standard, and MD him to fulfill the national asp-
ration alter unity aud independence. All tins
VIII make clear tu you the repugnance shown
by the French and l'edmontesc Governments
TO the admission Of volunteers.
Estn now I'LL those suspected Of intercourse
with Nazzlni are carefully prevented from set
ting fool in Italy, where ietri. the famous head
Of Tue French Police, with thirty Of his chosen
followers, IS organizing system Of espionage
on the Pu'isian model Pateras, q NeapoIi,au
officer, implicated in psacane's expedition,
"entto Turin to offer his services, auI was at
once expelled Tue newspaper entitled La Au
entirely devoted to the Kin IS interest has been
suppressed. Si-nors Naurici, Pauelli, Gu:s-
tall;t, aud number of Italian gentlemen, wish
'nS t. JOIN the volunteer corps, have been de-
med passports by the Sardinian Consul i'll Lon
d9n. Coo4uese, MIguri and others. furnished
with passports BY the Sardinian Consul, were
arrested Al Boulogne and imprisoned, and Nh,
gori scnt back to Enylaud. Nevertheless, the
whole corps Ut (;aribaldi is composed of ardent
republicans. and, as the newspapers will have
already Informed YOU, they have conducted
themselves IN 4 n!annvr worthy Of their cause
and OF their gallant c.4ivf. 1t would seem to
you exasssseration were to detail. map iu hand.
say, accomplished by tLi, handful Of volunteers,
whose us1lbers hare never yet reached third
of those Of the Au$triaus. When first sent fTum
the l4aEo Na.:iore iuto Loubardy, Garibafdi
was promised that General Mel should follow
l'n immediately, but 1t the time Of Guribalils
hr'I'iant success fr"In ta.ese to Cuuo, ten. Mel
had not stirred step. The Italians are irri,utvd
ii Ibis. an lsint that he had been sent OH tliS
per!lous expedition iu order tia. the Republican
ranks may be thinEed, il not anni}iated. and 1T
Que time it was feared that the plan had succe-
dtd, but GuribaldiS snlartness, lis fertility iu
resources. and the desperate ralor Of his follow
ers, supplied the place Of numbers ami assis-
tancc. suppose you know that when called to
the camp to receive the necessary instructions,
l,c refused the plans drawn out Of lin, alleging,
that he must be lift to LIS devices, or mus: re-
sign his commission, AS it WAS impossible to
carry out a,sy plan not suggested By tue circuu-
stances the moment. TIis refusal gave vr.at
unlbrase ~ the French, and to tile staff officers
Ut the sardlnsan army, but to accept Guri!,aldi's
resignation was to set him loose with his to-
lowers. TO create re:"l1'ion where he pleased
Ncsldes he is great pct Of the Kings,
who lnherits nothing Of the tinlid, cautious,
temperament If his father, which caused the
guerilla cl.ief to b. subject OF hourly terror to
tharlrS .Albcr: during the campaign Vi ~, So
Gar'oa!dl had Ills o'fn way, and it Was we'll hc
t'd, Tor under tie peculiar circumstances, :liotle
IN an cucuy's country. it was Impossible. 10
ioresec the rxigvncies of the case As it WIS,
'lo sooner hal The .iustriaus driven him ont nf
t"ii'"-esen willie many were croakfng over his
failure. rr"p:,csyi''g that he would be compelled
to lay down his aims and retreat to SwitzrrlanI.
lie WAS just quietly recruiting his torces in tile
mountains, between the la.o Ma..iure and
CnMo-'ssncd his proc!aHa,ions to J.o1nbardv 10
rise in insurrcctiun-wh'c order was instantly
"'cyed hy the inhabitants Of the IaltcIliuc-
then lie pbuncta upon the :tus,ria,,s us they
we're pluslderlng Earese-enyagcl in another
desperate combat nj st. Ferl,to, tnear Conu,y
and pursued his victorious march rs far as
Lecco.
Doubtless the hex; thin. that VIC shall hr:.r
of l'i' is that hc has taken l.cr.a...o ;l,,. las
tl1rctch Junction with the insurgents OF tic
sa'teine, whlle the Mi}anc~c, driving tut the
i!iserlus, facilitate the inarcf, vi tir allied ar
Mirs after their brilliant victory 1t Magenta
flle young volunteers from t:arhadi's cam,
write oFerI"ycl II having be.n lrit alone to vii,
1c rst laurcIS.. luletd sucl, is tie enthusiasm
that rrcs:'tcs the conlbatauts. tar Austria
>tands but poor tl:slace. In addition to the
special objects of tt!e var, the French feel that
lie honor OF France is at STAKE. The ritsin,o.,-
seSe regulars would nut fnr worlds bc ,l,on.l,t
inferior /" their allies. aud as for the volunteers.
wlu have been considerably dccrei mud suecrei
d""n,tAcy have resolved to place hot only their
courage, but their Obedience and constancy.
above srsricion. Certainly they hare succre,!-
I'd to Their hearts content. for 1t this moment
Garibaldi and his corps are the iuts Of thu t1ut-
'al's and tile adshiratiun of Europe. Garibaldi
sends his de.Eatphes direct to the King, whu,u
;':o1't', you will remember, Ae condescendcd tn
mention in his proclamation, aud rs Yir,ur
Eusanur! know@ thar tie cau conn, on the dar;n,
chief III any hour of need, it is nut prubaL]e
that he will ow lIiul to be xucriticrtt IN tIc
cAiEc''cics Of diplomacy.
News 0f ,nsurrecsoa4ry movements through
out the [s:;siah Empire will SOM reach vou, IL
these movements are already organized in Ser
VI Va, Nosn,a y. ~ aud Montenegro Movements in
to tax: VIA. he can get in actual territory, and
filc remainder Of tie provinces to be organize,
under the ,protc?tsrate Of li1ssi:s Such are the
Plans III slto swn C:esars how far they will bc
able to realize them remains to b. proved.