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we have beaten them. We have sae,, b, ,,, III,
rabbits before our young soldiers; we baro saon
them fly in terror, and beg their lives of those
whose brothers, parents and friends they had base
ly aSsaSsinated. We have seen them nv like COW,
ards before the sons of those whom thew barba
rously scourged or butchered at their pleasure; we
have seen them fly, the vile miscreants, before the
comrades Of UgO Bass Civeaghi, Ciceruacchio
and ask their lives with baseness unmistakaby
Austrlan and yet of those who surrendered or were
wounded the Italians did not kill a single one
Brothers! we have ought rs Italians fight when
they are united and you were not with us. In the
ranks of the cOnquerors there were Italians of all
! the provinces, but of Naples there were few The
shout OF victory heard in every dialect eycapt
yours and yet-we knew it-your hearts beat high
in the cause of the country. You felt our DANGERS
and fatgues, and your hearts exultcd at the an
nouncement of our victories. Ies exulted ia
spite of the abOminabe tyranny which crushes and
degrades you; it felt its overthrow by the victory
Of Italians.
\ ou were not with us in the body, but your good
will was there, we certain; but this time at
least. you will be with in both. Yes Providence
has decreed the union and alliance of our family
OF this poor Italian family. Foreigners, doc'rin.
aires and priests labor in vain. In vain they
seek to discord, to excite mistrust in the
public mind, to corrupt this hapIe5s people, whom
they have divided so often, and often sold to tho
stranger In vain our brothers of the south have
clasped the hands of our brothers of tha centre
and of the north; the sons of the Procidas the
Masaniellos, the Pepes, have graped the victorious
right hand Of the soldiers Of Paestro and San
Martino. GAr1g.Ipr
RWTNr, Oct, 1859
The letter containing the foregoing adds;
General Dabormida, Minister of Foreign Affairs,
arrived Yesterday morning from Paris. lie was
l0H0Wed by despatch announcing the articles of
the treaty of Zurich between France and Austria.
must not pass in silence the painful impression
produced here by the clause which specifies that the
| religious establishments of Lombardv. declared
| incompatible with the laws of Sardinia will have
! the right to dispose freely of all their propartv
lhlS Is too decided an Intervention in the civil ad
! mlhstratlon OF tree country. But We were pre-.
! pared for many other things. Wenow eagerly de
sire that the Congres charged with settling our al
fairs should meet. and take as its basis what is pos
sl0le and what is Just lfit be desirable to destroy
the revolutionary element Of Italy all that remains
Is to satisfy the wishes Of the populations which
have been expressed with such moderation and le-
! gaIlty. The Ministers met in council Immediately
on General Dabormida's arrival, aud the sittinr
lasted good part ofthe day,and to be resum-
ed tonight.
In the meantime the English government is get
ting into bad odor The feeling is excited by the
seml-oihcial press Of Paris and it is said not mere
ly IN salons, but in public Places that England is
merely laying trap for France and that the i'm
peral government must do its best to baulk it, Tho
truth Is, that this government is in an extremely
dllcuit position just with the Italian question
and OF course it vents its iIl-humor on its next
! neighbor.
THE EXPEDITION AGAINST MOROCCO
From the London Hsra,d oct. III
1t would be hardly fair, with our present mteli-
| gence, to look upon the actions Of France and
Spain as inspired by the desire of striking blow
| against this country Yet the affair looks ugly
enough at first sight to provoke both our suspicion
and our Indignation. 1t is hardly to be supposed
that our government have allowed the prpparations
! OF Spain to pass unquestioncd; can We believe
that the good Offices of this country hnv. not been
offered to bring about peaceful conclusion to the
! differ nccs that have arisen between Spain and
Morocco. If our mediation has been proposed and
refused by Spain, theF tn" settled determination Of