The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-08-08
MOVEMENTS OF GARIBALDI.

MOVEMENTS OF GARIBALDL
In regard NearbaIdps position, it IL said that he was
on the 10th summoned to Brescs by General Della Mar
mora, with whom he had long confidential Interview;
that he had force Of ooo men, which continued 70
increare, and that he expressed confidence King
Of sardinia's not sorsakDg the national cause.
letter from Milan says that Garbadi was coatem-
plating move from the Alps TO the Apennines-srom
Northern TO Central Italy. Then there will gather
ing Of about Co. 600 volunteers in the Romsgna ami Carl
badp corp joined to that Of Nezz sapo will form an
army capable OF securing the Independence of Central
Italy, At least against any Roman Neapoltan force
PRESERVATION OF ORDER IN ITALY.
It was rumored that the Duke Of NooenA proposed TO
arm 1900 Austrian troops TO enable him to
sa,es aeo that division Of the French army will enter
Parma and Tuscany and another corps the Roman Lega
on for the purpose simply Of preserving order and allow
ng free expression Of public opinions.
TUSCANY.
The municipality Of Florence had formally expressed
desire for annexation to Italian kingdom under Victor
Emanuel that Tuscany should be governed by Prince
Of the House Of Savoy in annexation should be i'm.
possible. The Tuscan government had sent Professor
MAlenoel on . special mission 70 Turin and Paris.
ROME
The Pontfcal government had issued q circular
70 its representatives abroad complaining that the re-
fusal of the dictatorship Of the Roman Legations
by the King Of Sardinia was completely nlusory; the
nomination Of the Marquis DAzegn Is conplsped
Of fragrant violation Of It's neutrality Other acts
OF usurpaton against the legitimate susuUrrsy
the Pope are quoted, and the circular says they
provoked in the Holy Father much indignation at seeing
that such enomtes proceeded from the government Of
Catholic King who had accepted the advice of his august
ally TO refuse the dictatorship offered him. His Holiness
DEGREES this protest be communicated to all the Euro
pean Powers and trusts they will cooperate In vndcat
pg his rghts for which purpose he invoes their Assist
ance and protection.
Baron Hubner formerly Austrisu Ambassador at Paris
bad arrived at Rome to replace Count Cooredo rs Aus
trisn Ambassador there.
Great numbers of addresses were being signed in the
Romssna against the return Of the clerical government
and in favor Of union with Sardinia. The country
bad resolved upon keeping up public order
and Of repulsipg every attack by the s~iss
troops in the service Of the Pope Aso that regular voting
should take place in expressing the wishes Of country
Letters from Rome assert that the principle of an TIA
ian Confederation had been accepted by the Pope;
majority of the Cardinals conference voted In favor Of
the Pope accepting the Presidency.
The French Ambassador had an extraordinary audience
with the Pope Of two hours duration.
THE LATEST NE VS..
The London Daily Ne,o Getty Artcle) says the funds
opened the Goth with increased nrmness at fresh ad
Of eighth. The article in the Aoniteu taking
exception to the military and naval expenditure OF
England then became known, and fall Of one.
quarter occurred in copsols. From this there was
no recovery, and the closing quotations were
eighth below the 25th In oil the other markets ten
depcy to improvement was shown In the morning. fol-
lowed by dullnees 10 the afternoon. The demand for
.ltr,,uc y--I
less Inclined to take best bills below and one half
per cent One hundred ninety five thousand pounds in
gold has been withdrawn from the Bank since the last re-
turn.
The London Times (Cty Article Of the 26th ult says
After various minor fluctuations consols closed at d.
cline Of one quarter. The article in the AoYisur exer-
cised depressing effect The continuance Of the slight
drain OF gold from the bank which has Get in was
likewise against the market Money was In eooi
supply and tho demand for silver rather slackened
The report Of France being ready to dsarm had limit
ed influence, the belief being that the army would not
tolerate such step on an extensive SCALE
Paris despatch dated evening Of the 2eth 70 the n
don PoH, says-Sardina has named as her P,enipoten
ary Zurich NJ des Ambrois very enlightened man :,
expected that he will visit Paris befoe proceeding a,
bis destination. Austria, however, refuses N
meet any Sandman representative, but vii
leave 1t open TO Sardinia to accede 10 the treaty
after il shall have been concluded between Austria and
France.
The same authority says the Grand Duke Of Toscspv
bias expressed willingness 70 abdicate favor Of his
son. who promises constitution, but tho Tuscans object
altogether to the dynasty.
The London Herald has the best authority for stating
that the Grand Duke Constantine, of Russia, will soon
visit England.
The oi,al accounts OF the London Dockyard fire show
that only about fifty casks Of brandy were destroyed;
many persons were Frustrated by tho heat but no lives
were loat.
The London Times says that another French loan will
be wanted before long The journal replies TO the
Paris Aonisesw's article on the ornaments Of the
TWO countries, and says IL is in many respects
deceptive. Tho London Times strongly urges tho
immediate armng Of the navy with Armstrong guns and
increased expedition in the manufacture guns by pri
vate contract.
The steamship North American, from Quebec arrived
Liverpool at eight O'Clock on the morning Of tho 9th