The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-11-14
THE CRISIS IN ITALY.

Garibaldf as General Liberator-
HIS Proclamation to the People in
Fuli-Fseling I'm Paris towards Eng
lands Plan of Acknowledging OF he
Gar and Prince Regent OF Prussia-
What They Recommend for the Gem
tral states-Spread of n Secret Armed ID
Soc,ety-Wreuched Condition or Affairs
In Parma-What the Car Thinks Of
the Loyalty of the Catholic Priests.
fPaTis (Oct 26) correspondence of London Times1
The news from Italy Is serious enough for according
to all human calculation we may reckon rising in
Naples before long At least If there be not will not
be the fault of the men who now take the affairs
Of Italy into their own hands, and whose sincerity not
called in question.
GARIBALDI's PROCLAMATION IN FULL.
tiarbaldi has sent forth his the Neapoli
tans you will see by the following "proclamaton !"
which has just been received
BnornERs-We have combs,,ed the Austrians; we have
fought these nsoen oppressors q Italy and have beaten
soldiers them fly terror beg their lives Of
s:s SF9s Snd M % Ssy had
those whom ibey barbsrousy scouged
before fore The cnrsds Of so Bass, cveas and
ass their lives with baseness unmistakAby austrian and
yet Of those who or were wounded the Italians
did not XII single one.
united and you with The ranks Of he con
9uerors there italians Of al the provinces Of Naples
ec, except yours and yewe knew your hearts beat high
and your hearts exuted Of our victories
Yes exued in spite Of he aoonnsbe which c-ashes
iAns
WaG
both Yea Providence has decreed union and al
priests labor va. they seek g SOW
have No. sns so oss 5
sold the stranger In vain our brothers Of the south have
he he the sps
have grasped the victorious right hand the soldiers OF
RnisI, oct 1850 GARABALDL
The letter containing the foregoing adds
General Daeormda Mnister of Foreign Affairs arrived
ypsteY m oruu rOr PA He f,llau nd he
despatch Esnnneng he articles Of the treat Of Zurich
Witch specaes ih he Of iomosray is
right % fire. f. ely e their Th too decide,
@ & no~ eagerly sS
desire thar the Congress charged With settling affairs should
If be desirable to destroy the revolutionary s emrn Of ay
Which be- with such aS ess
The Ministers met IN council immediately General Dab5r
and WAS 10 be resumed 20 nghi.
In the meantime the English government is getting into
bad odor The feeling is excited by the semi official press
OF Paris, and is said, not merely III Salons but Ia public
places, that England is merely laying trap for France
and that the imperial government best bak
difficult position just with the Italian question: and of
course II vents its III humor on its next ncghbor.
MEETING OF THE GEAR AND THE PRINCE REGENT OF
RUSSIA.
letter from Bresau Of the 18th of October contains
particulars Of the meeting between the Emperor Of
Russia and the Prince Regent OF Prussia
The day before yesterday his Majesty the Emperor Of
Russia, his royal hghness the Prince Regent, and tho
other august personagce, received in the theatre
with the Russian national hymn, and greeted loudly but
respectfully by tho people The parade 10 day was at
tended by ane weather and ss tho trooos were
dismissed the august personagcs question took same
drives and paid several visits The creates, order pre
vailed during the illumination Of last night
When the special train signaled at oblan nm IN,
23 the Prnce Regent advanced the platform having
with bim the other pssnces OF his house Anonp the
aiter was frnce Aloreclt, who had only arrived the
previous morning by an exprese train at Brcslau
aud then hastened on To join his brother The greet
ing between the emperor and the Regent was