The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-11-26
THE ITALIAN IMBROGLIO.
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Probable Interview Between Napoleon
and Plus the Ninth.

Rome (Oct. 29) Correspondence of the London Post
Amongst the variously reported means of moral cocr-
con to which the conscience of Pho Mono is to be subject
ed by way Of reconcDg his Holiness to the political con
cessions SO urgently required of him. interview be-
tween the Pope and the Emperor Napoleon rumored
not unlikely to take place in the ensuing month at which
the two Soveregns may treat the matter condentay-
In the Vllafranca fashonany come to conclusion
more or less satisfactory but at any rate 10 the space of
few minutes without the long winded Intervention of am
bassador plenipotentary or secretary of do not
know to what origin attribute this now pre- vaent ror
which, although improbable is by no means impossible
The sudden execution Of such scheme would be quite in
the Napoeonic style OF action French troops occupy
Rome. and would guarantee the Emperors safety aud
dignity.
From the London Times, Nov. 10l
We helped Spain not long ago with and millions to
prevent her becoming dependency of France; are
net likely to look unfavoraby upon any symptom which
promises us that we shall not have to do similar office
again II she has blood enough IN her veins 10 fght the
noors e can perhaps hold her against foreign subjec-
on and can defend herself against any attempt 70 rob her
cfC,ba
AS to the Moors they have always been her own pro.
perry as enemies and II would be unfendy to take them
away from her; but We have little love them
II Is by English ships that these Riff pir ties make
their money, certainly not by the commerce of
Spain II we bad thought it worth while, or
had believed that punishment would be eflca.
cious MS preventative, should have long ago admins
tered correction to these people without making any
talk about it, If Spain will perform this Office for US,
cannot whatS possible we can have for any
envy or lwishes towards her good enterprise All our
inconvenience, we aPprehend, will be confined to the
for Gibraltar The beef is not very good but II Is CHI
and plentiful. aud Frenchman ought to have some
federation for little constituencies In Engshmap who
Is threaten with blockade Of his roast beef Happily
however Tangc is not the only beef market this part
of the world, and perhaps hardly make greater
grievance of this loss than that may have to nav
bali penny pound for the fresh eaten by the
Gibraltar garrison.
Confdiug that the Spanards are an honorable nation
meaning what they say and having drrre pense of
selling themselves and the rest Of the world any other
Power we are bound ~ wish them all success IN their
war against the Mcors If they 10 ask our opinion
as TO the prudence Of the procccdng-whch they not
done--or occur ed TO us to talk the topic among
ourselves we might matter of speculation think
not quite the wses Of all possible enterprises Some Of
US English Spanish bondholdcrs. and these will think
that Spain had better Der debts before she talks high
about her honor but these people speak only for
selves, and We pass by the topic interesting only
to individuals. II s general consideration tn II
nothing to be got out OF these Moors The mus, be
very expensive and the mortality must be very great
ANOTHER LETTER FROM GENERAL GARIBALDr.
General Garbald addressed the following letter TO the
Mojend Gdzctte:--
II my good fortune 10 utter word which alluded
to matter OF supreme necessity for Italy, found as
trymen.
esked for arms, and In every spot OF our Peninsula
and OF many oher civilized nations there arose noble
emulation to answer my CALL to further the defence of
cause than which history cannot point another
righteous or loftier.
This noble competition IN lending hand to the cause
o. patriotism and civilization by surprised
because have been for many convinced that the
number OF minds trained TO brave, patriotic and liberal
sentiments by far greater than the oppressors willing
10 believe; yet so rapid and splendid the result OF
my pr0poEa that find myself unpreparcd for the din
cn management OF an enterprise which turns out as vast
as i x Important and sacred.
!-oas therefore, TO provide hat This spontaneous qua