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

most cordial They repeatedly embraced and then pro-
cseded along in front Of the guard OF honor which
presented arms while the band struck no the Russian
national hymn. The Prussian and other princes
followed. After this the august personages retired mtp
private room, but shortly re,appeared, when 1t was
perceived that the Emperor the uniform OF a
Prussnn general aud the Prince Regent, his
Prince Frederick William, thar of Russian general
Breakfast prepared for the royal party in room,
and for the suit IN another. At nine O'Clock tue train
started again, the guard of honor presenting
before, amiast the accama,ions Of the spec
'ators and th. Music Of the Russian hymn.
ihis morning (he .5thl, the Emperor LETT Breslan on
s turn TO Warsaw ana the Prince Regent started at
half past eight FOR Sagan, visit the Dichess Of
sag.n. He will leave at six p NJ for Berlin. The inter-
view is declared 10 bavc Of the most satisfactory
character A complete and formal understanding has
beth arrived al upon the various difficulties European
politics. and the consequences of this agreement will
be apparent
[From the Liverpool Times, Ost cal
telegraLhic despatch last night assures that the
meeting o the Russian lrussan rulers has produced
tth uiliing alLged, that Carat .tdly should Je
united 10 Piedmort, and II this be 50, the Forthcoming
Congress, in which England will take part
little than ratify the d cson France evident,
from her previous declarations, will not b. opposed TO
alliance which eagerly sought for by the people
most interested in the question, that Autia, assuming
he truth o. this o iol be isolated in her Italian polcy
tum ke -four otser great P0uers Tn statement may
prove e more than conjecture, but in the present po-
stion Of Europe, and more Immediately OF Italy and
bearing mind the relative Of great Powers
We are induced 10 believe in is truth
Paris correspondent f the London Times says that
the recent meeting at Bresau between the Emperor Oi
Russia and the Prince Regent Of Prussia subject OF
great arxi.y in Paris The general impression that
they had agreed not 70 oppose the annexation Of Central
Italy 10 PIEDMONT.
The Tars Pays says-The object Of the meeting was TO
settle, with vlcw TO Congress, the basis of under
stancing between England, Russia and Prussia.
Another semiocla Journal epudiat4s the idea that the
three Powers are united any large design but In other
quarters was alleged thar the understanding between
the was of the most comprehensive natare.
A GENERAL SOCIETY or LIBER ArORs WITH a ARR AIDI
AT ITs HEAD.
Milan loct 29 correspondence Of London nmesl
must, therefore, exert herself
One Of the rst signs in this respect is the revival Of the
S0cta NazoDae ltana, under the honorary Presidency
OF Garbadi, in the place Of Conte Pallavicn returned
from Spieberg
GARBALDI's LETTER TO LA FARINA.
The gallant General addresses the following letter to La
Farma, who takes his place as Vice President
Ny DEAR LA FARsA have heard with great pleasure Of
noble resolution revive the sociea Nzionae Iaana
which hal done so much good the cause Of country
e ess our m M ns % see S ds ns %
ye whxh We ust he assume this charge do
Greece has acquired her with ten years Of suf
ernes and strife America 10 fourteen wears Those vAoro
ope we by this we have been
only few months 10 Sar Of redemption have the
here foot of our
be redeemed we win moi lay down our arms
At the time the Vice President, La Farna, pub.
as well KNOWN the Independence Union, and
the House If Savoy
1t that it this society which, before
the war, carried the movement all over Italy;
through its agency that everything prepared the
news spread instead Of police aud spies, the volunteers
provided with off, and the sign given for
RISING in Upper well in Central Italy. Had il
been for the activity of this society the mountainous dis
trcs OF Lombardy would not have been ready TO
rate at Gar baldis arrival, nor would the movement in
Central Italy have been complete and successful
The prog says that there is still the confidence
that the wishes Of Italy expressed with so much order,
calmness and unanmiiy vial be sanctioned by Europe,
but il calls the Italians work.
AS i's aim the socey puts forward to teach the pro-
vibces which already free persevere, those
which still subject not to despair to destroy the guilty
hopes Of those who expect in this state Of Transition
the admirable unanimty hitherto existing broken; TO
watch that the good sense Of the people should not be se
duced by the perdes Of obstinate enemies the foes
Of friends to courage TO the iimd, up the
indoent to bride the incatious awake
In the minds OF the multitude the Of theg
rights, confidence in their forces, and the sentiment
o her own dignity and to push them TO those great
crces OF gold and blood to those great OF pario-
tihn and abnegation without which the redemption Of
Italy can never be accomplished.
The real practical part of this programme Is now the
encouraging OF volunteers from an parts Of Italy their
concentration in Cent Italy under the of Fant
and Garisaldi LII every Town there the local com
mitces forming which before the amounted ninety
four, and spread their all Italy II almost in.
credible that Austria and all her aes could not prevent
such an extensive society from existing, and with few
exceptions, never could find It's Thousands Of
volunteers were sent on the having the
this purpose provided for them The country kept au
ccmant OF everything which passes.
GENERAL DECENTRALIZATION IN PARMA.
bologna (Oc 1b correspondence of the London Times
left Parma this morning, unable any longer 70 bear
the distressing sight that town presents TO all sincere
lovers oi The alian cause. had already prepared you
TO lay no great stress the probable results of the
snres somewhat pcMpously announced by the Dictator
Fana Events proved but too satisfactorily the
hess of my anticipation.
At the moment left the forty.eght hours allowed by
the dictatoal tecees for the delivery of of every
description bad expired and few fulldress swords be-
longing to civil officers and about forty fifty rusty
mnskets were all that sent to the iDtendenza Go
vernment House. There at least 5000 muskes hid
den in Pa among the lower asses into whose hands
such weapons at the time the citadel was broken
into and pundercd the first outbreak Of the revolu
tiolary movement of May last. Daggers and settoes
the worst rabbe have by thousands of them
by pattern and the make and in certain quarters of
the town there is hot lad ii or Is years old who may
not be seen srung about armed with such mischieyous
amameDt would be carr led no farthe and for what
cerned it the Dictators only the length of
accustoming the people look upon the most high sound
ing DEGREES Of the government as mere waste paper The
arrests, when left Parma, did exceed fifteen or six
teen Some Of the prisoners had been already lib
ery against the others was told no witness was forth
coming-none could be pressed forward by any means
in the power OF the govern nent The DISMISSAL rather
destituon of the Procuraore GeDerale and Gudce Is
tnore ARE the only measures likely to signalze the
few days consequent upon Anvits murder. hear also
that Major Burazz the man in command OF the gen.
tarnes at the Dragon Barracks on the 9Th last has been
degraded by the Sardnian government He was imme-
d,atey recalled to Turin, where said King Victor
Emanuel received him with chilling severity, simply
marking that he thought he had pershed in the
ter with the Parmesan mob, but he now he mis-
taken"
The blame which falls on Major Burazz Is equally
shared by every one who deemed himself entitled to the
name Of man in Parma. During the Decd and after
wards the pusillanimy Of all the civil and military func
tionarss aud Of the citizens Of the better classes
trated the intentions OF the Dictator Farin and brought
all his contemplated for the restoration vim
dcation Of oroer to nothing Tho town of Parma Is In
hopeless state Of decentralization such impu-
dent, arrogant bearing the part Of the lower peoples
never heard auch lame attempts to compromise with
truth and justice among the upper orders
REACr1oHARY MOVEMENT IN THE RoMAGNA.
[Flcr oct. l9) correspondence of the Londen Times
This morning rumor was suddenly spread in the town
that the Swiss intended to attack the Legation in the
Of the day. soon made inquiries In welnformed
quarters and have been told thasome persons had
ally brought this news whilst Garabald here, last
night but up to this moment nothing Of the kind has
Cured at La Catolca Garabald started for Rmni i'm
with part of bis staff III order to give the me-
cessary orders think, however, that the Swiss will not
stir from their position for they know that they would get
hc worst Of IT, The combined forces OF Generals Mezza-
cpo and Rose already number II 900 good fighting men,
with twenty held pieces OF artillery and two squadrons OF