The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-11-16


mr. thus that Count de Nonalembevt writes history or
amer aHnRurts n; he audacj00aly denss the liberal
"noshcss OF our nation. He b undoubtsdly man of
ant o1t be also the most Illogical and Inconsistent Of
btt, and al another desposn: and his 0Ckle mind IA
oy 70 peSo Tor all causes, according tho interests
-. Of he party TO which he attaches himself
THE ALLIANCE BETWEEN RUSSIA AND PRUSSIA At
BkEsLAu-iTs EsrxcT ON EUROPEAN ooxxnR0n
Hamburg (Uct 20) correspondence Of Tho Iondor po.,
, Aithough me excitement which generally prevailed at
he time Of tho visit Of the Emperor q Russa 70 Tia
have passed away Il has nevertheless left behind it,
amone mot people In Northern Germany, feeling Ok
gaiaeaton At the evidence which has been afforded by
than event Of The Importance which Is attached 70 he
opinions Of Prussia everything that relates 70 the
political ccndi.ion Of Europe by whch her claim 70
he one OF the great Powers Of that portion Of the
world can no longer be disputed. Another good effect
OF that conference has been that has given those
who arc eDeagsd In commercial pursuits stronger
icepR OF confidence In the maintenance OF peace, by
which they are better enabled regulate their
tic operations with distant unes and this results has
chiefly aIsen from the conviction which they have
io med that by the friendly intervention Of Prussia
lat OCCASION better understanding has been established
between Great Britain and Russia than that which hes
Aled since The close Of the Cmean war; which, In the
present state Of European affairs fail 10 be OF great
advantage 10 Doth nations and will be seen that this
Wow Of the matter will be made more clearly evident
when The Prince Frederick William VI russia shall have
mace inose CONFIDENTIAL communications on the subject
bis roy al copfort To their Luxurious relatives At Windsor
VIII SO SON afford him favorable opportunity.
RUSSIAN OPINION ON THE DUTY OF THE NEUTRAL
POWERS.
The frolide Rue publishes an urticle on the couvoca
ton aid organization Of the European Congress After
siao kbpg that could never be contemplated as had
beeD stated, TO call together all the European Powers
notf OF whom would be at oss what do the Russian
ourral points out the necessity Of all the Italian States
being present, and then coptinues;-
ID cur opinion, after having proce eded In common in
the preliminary deliberations and discussions the final
decision must be left TO The ude Of tie three great
bal Pomers, England, Prussia and fMaia. They took no
part In tie late war, and have personal interest in
vclved IN the pending quesons. They are bound by
programme Of preliminary engagemen,s or oy dysastic
taes Si!a lie Beustons tie Jony # Et, he Aoase Of
a@ s z Xxx y rsrs r &c head q The Rosn ca. Ca
and he develops ment Of general welfare, IS
their object They have personally no interest m
Italy bui inasmuch that country the constant scene
Of agitation and dstur Dances, calls for their active soil
citrde.
The journal points ont as follows the good results
which might be expected from good understanding be-
tween Russia and Prussia
Ii the CoDgress-that Congress 30 nec4fsary and SO
rP wished for, and the urgency OF which We were the
hfs' 10 point oe-sbculd assemble nothing be
more desirable than accord between Russia and Prussia
on the important questions which with he submitted 70
Tic deliberations OF Europe. These two Cabinets do not
want ay acquisition Of territory Italy and they
meLi NoheDess and wardness constitute the
distinctive character Of The great sovereigns who preside
over tho cestnes Of ose nations their object s
the welfare and the peace Of Europe We convinced
that r" their oombioed action the moet eectual results
GAaIBALDI IN THE RoAAGNA.
The following proclamation has been addressed by Ga
ribald 10 The municipalities OF the Romagaa:-
Among tho courageous people OF antiquity the wife and
children Of the patriot soldier were regarded az most "a
cred charge conded ~ the faith and gratitude Of the cit
Efforts to call the youth arms, do forget the obi
Raons winch we incur when we take them from their ia
miles and their work.
gagged in the public defence fear for HIS ngen and de-
serted family and experience the cruel tortures Of the
heat in addition 10 the aiigues Of WARP Should not the
love Of the citizens console tho bereaved the loss OF
their dear ones by something substantial than mere
wordsY
1t 10 time gentlemen, that we should work with all our
hearts in obedience 70 this lively and uDdeniable senii
ment Of justice. is time that the munic patses should
seriously set about succorue the INDECENT families Of the
volunteers Tuscany has already dsns We do wish
TO the sad sight VI parents snguishng In misc
~ solely btcause their sohs have shown themselves &C.
implore then in favor Of the necessi.nus families of
our @ the mandcenoe Of tho man
The chief Of corps will transmit TO the headquarters Of
the divisions detailed ss Of the soldiers who beons 10
indgent families, and the stan will take steps 70 bring
them to the knowledge Of their respective municipalities
G. GARIBAr.DI.
From the London News Nov IL
We have received the following letter. enclosing
check on the Bank Of England, from Sir Francis Gold
Hmid, Bart -
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