The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-09-22

ELLIE CANNOT ACCEPT 1T UNTIL FRESH NEGOTI
o ATOMS OF THE GREAT POWERS ARE CONCLUDED
0ARIBALDIs OPINION OF THE TUSCAN TROOpS-
| MADAME MARIO (wHlTE) RELEASED IN BOLOGNA.
nK TUSCAN DSPrTAToN TO SARDINIA.
The King of Sardinia received the Tuscan depaation on
the Sd inst al 4 p. N.
member of the Commission addressed the King in the
following words
If the wish of Tuscany for annexation with Piedmont
only served for the ACKNOWLEDGEMENT OF your Maestys
State should entertain doubts as to the acceptance OF
our wish by your Majesty. But wish being inspired
by the love Of Italian nationality hope that the thought
of Italy will decide your Majesty to accept It.
His Majesty the King Victor Emanuel replied
GESTEMES-l am deeply sensible Of the wish OF the
Tuscan Assembly. | thank you in my name and in the
name OF my people. We have received your wish as
solemn manifestation Of the will Of the Tuscan people, who
after having made the last vestigc of foreign
domination in Tuscany to cease, desires 10 con
tribute TO the constitution of a strong Kingdom
which shall defend the independence OF Italy
But the Tuscan Assembly will have comprehended that
the accomplishment Of It's cish only take place by egoti
ons uhich about to begin the affairs Of italy, will
which are given me by your wishes. mil support the
Of Tuscany before e Po,ors ohch the Assembly
places us hopes and especially before the magndnimous En-
eror Of the French who has done much for the Italian
nation hope that Europe will not refuse to practise to-
it has under less favorable circumstances practsed to-
wards Greece, Belgium and the Danubian Prncpaities
Your noble country gives an admirable example Of mode
which the triumph Of all honest undertakings
and which overcomes all Overwhelmingly, perscye
rance.
GARIBALDI OPINION OF THE TUSCAN ARMY.
Certain statements that have appeared before the public
in various shapes in reference 10 the Tuscan hay
ing aroused the Just susceptibility of General Uloa he
dressed himself TO Colonel Maenchni to obtain cOrrec-
ton Of them from General Garbadi in command of
the force in question.
The following is the reply
My dear Malenchni-Some Of the journals have stated
that the Tuscan troops commanded by General Uoa were
demorazed disprted and disorganzed by that General
/ have been called on to command those troops now
forming the Eleventh division of the Italian army. must
proclaim, to express the truth, that | found those
troops very different state to that announced by these
journals The general complaint that has reached from
these brave officers and soldiers unanimous, namely
that they had not arrived in time to combat the enemies
of Italy because they engaged to form part of that
corps Of the French army which deprived of partak
ing the glory obtained on the battle field in consequence of
the unexpected armistice of Ylaranca ought besides,
TO add thatto judge from the spirit, discipline and
tal bearing of this divson do not hesitate TO believe
that il would have fought worthy beside Of the.
querors of San MARITIME, Soferino and Magenta.
The uncertainty that has prevailed in reference TO the
command Of the army Of Central Italy is We
learn from Turin that Gen Fant has dcfnvely accepted
the post of Generaln Chief having To that decision
at the request OF Garibald
RELEASE OF MADAME MARIO (MIss MERTON wHITE)
IN BoLoGNA-How HER FRIENDS REPRESENTED HER
TO THE GOVERNMENT.
Florence august 81 correspondence of the London
Times
Several Pedmontese gentlemen more or less correctly
designated as agents Of the Sandman government are
making the tour of Central Italy. We had here late
ly Michael Angelo Caste of the Oldest friends and
useful servants Of Count Cavour and very fine
n
teligent Piedmontese school of politicians. Yesterday
brought Broferio the well known orator rhetorician
OF the Sandman Parliament and we are in daily expecta
ton OF another veteran deputy Valerie, the mpetuous,
headlong somewhat bulna china shop party leader,
whose Roman patronymic vaerius, one might feel in
cned to add without fear Of offence the cognomen Po-
pcola or Pubicola The imminent arrival of another of
far different Italian celebrity is also annonced-hat of
Antonio Panizzi, of the British Museum.
Broferio tells also that he had been extent
successful in mission in which he acted his own
impulse no less than as spokesman of Garibaldi He
has obtained from the government at Bologna the liberia
ton of the ci-drdnt Miss Jessie Merton White now Ma
dame Mario, and her husband. The plea put forth by
Broiero and Garhad oas that the English lady only
half cracked creature and that both humanity o,oars
mental infr7nity and courtesy to her demanded her
instant release. The government at Bologna declared
themselves too happy to comply with 80 reassnble
request, and to be rid of their fair captive any
price; but they urged that their people mad in
| give up their hold of hny such agent upon whom
they happen to put their clutches. They therefore
gagged to berate the lady at the end of eight days. but
said they deemed il unwse and dangerous to open the
door to her at this present moment when the general
elections should not be exposed to any disturbance by
measure which might turn out unpopular especially as
the nature of the ady's complaint could not be made
public without injury to her character and the people
might insist upon her being removed from jail into u-
natc asylum For the same reason Broiero, TO his inf
mite disgust, denied the satisfaction Of penetrating
into the deep, dark dungeon in which this fair English
| victim to Mazzinan halucnaton is now immured, and
standing before her angel announce her forth
| coming hour OF deliverance.
ENGLAND AND RUSSIA LIKELY TO HAVE A CONGRESS.
The Russian government has recently transmitted by
the Baron de Budberg, note, in which it makes known
US views on me Italian question without specially en-
spatch DEVELOPS the idea that the affairs Of Italy be
settled IN durable manner except by Congress The prin
cpdl object Ofis note TO gain Prussia 0DlniOn
II has been already stated that the Cabinet Of Berlin
opposed to the idea OF Congress- but that il thought
it could be held until the results of the present Con
ference of Zurich were known The Russian note has
tended to strengthen Baron de Schleinz in his idea Of
pointing out to the European Powers, diplomatic de-
spatch the attitude of Prussia the Italian question.
An English Cabinet council, held Monday, 9th inst
TO give the sanction OF the government deermi
the Italian question by the Premier and the Foreign Score
tary is known that Central Italy, Upper Italy or
Lombardy, the Duchies have had envoy England
for some days and that some tangible arrangement has
at length been come TO.
MISCELLANEOUS REPORTS.
The vote respecting the annexation of the Duchy Of
Parma to Piedmont has been made known. There are
So 4o3 votes in favor Of the annexation, and 516
against IT,
habtans Of the Romagna will no longer submit TO the
temporal government of the Pope. The Assembly has
decided upon taking this motion into consideration.
II confidently asserted that fresh interview between
the Emperor of the French and the Emperor of Austria
will probably take place at some Swiss town
The Swiss IL would seem, likely 10 turn out I'M
safe support the Pope they proved TO the King Of
Naples Private letters from Perugia talk Of frequent
aarres and assertions among the troops of that nation
The son OF General Iaour, il is said, is in the Roman
states bent eectng the dissolution of the Swiss corps
IN The Papal service his father brought about the
of the Two Settles
II seems however, that the Pope has already recon
ceo himself 70 the loss Of Romagna, and considers the
legations as foreign country inasmuch he has reared
ms custom House at Pesaro and levies duties on mer
chandise gong IN and out If it came from, or was
| gong 70, the most Instant foreign country.
Germany.
DANGERS OF DIsuNIoN AND AGITATION FOR A NEW
FEDERATION.
Berlin (Sept. y correspondence Of London Times !
The immediate dangers which threaten Erope and
Germany, and the necessity 20 subordinate party feelings
to the cause of German unity have brought To-
geher number men belonging partly TO the democratic
partly 10 the constitutional parties to an under
standing the creation Of United German constitution
and the common action required to attain this object.
They have agreed TO the following resolutions sub.
sdiary 10 the declarations put forth at Esenach the
18th Of July and at Hanover on the 18th OF the same
month
l. We see in the present political situation great dangers
for the Independence Of German faherland, which
have been Increased rather than diminished by the peace
concluded bfUeen hNstrI0 and France.
Laan