The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-10-29

charging on his own authority the existing systeu
annexation took place
euch determination Of the powers resulting from lh
piopoasa NV maze 'ne comm ssion observe .ha wV4i
not authorize the government 10 change IN the sM ~
law the numerical proportion between the ~ ,q.t,,
and the deputies 10 be elected, even should IL ,ear
have an excessively numerous representation wa-n III
Chamber Of Deputies would have TO represent neaI
double the population II actually represents Si,n
thorzaton would not come within The powers vi III h
proposed law attributes 10 the government f t,s 81,
posed changes TO be operated touched the elector
In is relation TO the provinces already united and
number Of the national representatives fixed In -
rather than another, withou. being deierninet
any prtcfe necessity, but only BY judgmen. snitsi
Thus, many members were OF tho opinion that a sun
Elementary article bill ought determioe the ney
regulation II the number Of deputies in the new pas
ment OF the kingdom extended TO nearly all Italy. Bat
having again heard the President Of the Council o
Ministers, the plan prevailed Of axkng the ministry u
bring In separate bi which ia actually being done
There nothing, therefore, TO oppose the favorab
reception Of the bill by approving il the Chamber vii
decree an act which s Immense step the nationa
life and In the constitutional policy o. Italy and sill
with lis full confidence, give TO the Krgs govern ali
TIE moral IL needs for the OF ts
task But the commission, deferrpg tho Initiative ex
pressed by great number OF mem s Of opinion ha
the Chamber viii rot have entirely dscharged us duty
II did not declare by explicit vote is applause Us ad.
aop ape Us gratitude, as wen ss shat OF the nation
towards him 10 whcm Apd 70 whose yalor tai, the
triumph Of As liberty The commission, therefore, tor.
inmates s Aeors BY proposing 10 you the following order
highly appAuds The splendid vaor OF the land and
forces and the generous patriotism or the voup
tests he rational admiration and gratitude towards the
heIoc Gthea 6arosld who by gong 10 the assistance,
with masnlimous srdor, Of The peoples Of sicily and
Naples las In the Of Victor Emanuel restored
r. ANDREUocI, Reporter.
The discussion the project OF law on the apneya.
tionB wss Continued 10 tho Sandman Chamber the
l2;h inst
Cayolr acsnc wedgcd that the dsou ,son Of that
law bad brought the different parties closer unen
Count Cavoar said:-
Tssere i, great difference between the past anneya
tions and thao nov under c'rsderason Immediately
after The Conclusion Of the treaty OF Vlah~,~ Inc IN
nexsiiors culd hot be precipitsted A Congress- was
alec spoken u, al which We were 70 take part As
gards The auexaton OF Southern Italy the danger
lcn2er eKiss. Your vote Is demanded IN oTacr
that yoa may give " the Inhabitants oi taose pro
virces proof that the steps taken By the govern
nert have met with your approval As regards the
cisunion Which has arisen between the goverDmeut
and Garibaln, the fault has not beea ours. Public
opinion esvs no doubt tl!g point. The Ministry,
therefore, decided presenting themselves before
Parliament order that IL might a,go their policy.
Ths is the seatest homage that can be pa 70 any
The Crown ser maurs confederation refused 10 accept
the ocT male by 10 tender Tesgnalion, beog OF
opinion that government would thereby ba too much
weakened At home and abroai II only remained u.s.
therefore, t address ourselves 10 you, not that you
might Judge eaIbad who is not subject q Your exai
nation, but ourselves, over whom you have power.
should you uppoEt US shall % meet Garbadi aud
70 m the order OF the day propascd by your
committee, which you Will approve and which we accept
with all on hearts. We shAl onor him our hand, aud
invite him T. in the OF The Italian gariEment
The cessNn OF Italian territory N en- indemnity has
again been spoken Of. To this report l give formal
dcuial, and ADD thas whom the aDnexati shGn have
been scconpshed any cession Of Territory will become
impossihle. Nobody viii be abo 10 ask slch csesion
IRON = country with population o. p 600 600
An aitsck against Rome and Venice has also been
tErken Of We desire Aai 1e Eiernal CITY should become
the capital Iay but Al regards the means 10 that end
,boai be able 10 say In Shst condition wo shall be
me revolution in Rome win be accomplished BY the
conviction that liberty is favorable 10 religion.
Respecting veneta Europe do's not xiah that we
should MAKE war upon Austria. We must take Into
alteration the opinion OF the great Powers We must
bring about change IN this opinion Europe believes rs
Incapable Of delivering Vepeta alone L1 ~ Shoo our
selu 8 Esttd and hat opinion viii change ia untrue
that the lenetians are peacefully supporting their des
lustris has BATTERED them in vain Public opinion si
change only IN France ana England, bu in Germany
aso, whh Ia becoming liberal, aud VIII DC Ia our favor
couasC~your concluGel by making sa apps. '"r con
rprom Turin despatch OF oct H.
sitsipg u the Chamber Of Deputies the order
OF the day propcsed by the committee who rendered
homage Gsribaldi and unanimously expressed their
o. ns :, aoo o. :. o. ss
II stated that the Garib would nct attack
Capua before the 10Th OF oolober Garioald rs said 70
have been wounded At the battle Of voturao. HIS tod
osseE AZ that engagement are stated by The Paris PGtrs
have amount, TO- 900 while that oftne roy asis
great Among other incidents of tbc battle Il
n recorded that al OF the most critical moments Of
The day Gafibsd ssked for burdred reeolute men,
sId amorg thoe who responded and rode forward with
the General Count Arr vnbene heir TO one Of The rst
Aarese families, and acting correspondent r. the
Dctr Necs rhe Count not seen afterwards but 10
hoped be was among tbc prisoners great many OF
The scu1ded the neli u Nolturn0 died for wan ~
anbulaDcss There csnnnnaoe under the walls Of
Capua lhe eth and q Garbsdans gained fresh poE
ous. Hostites Afterwards sGsrendcd twenty.
four hours 70 bury the dead. Tie cannoaade
mcuc,d on the 10 H. and continued on the llth.
decree II published ordering vote tie 2ist Octo
ber By universal suffrage, the follow ng question so
yo1 wifh Italy 10 b. indissiby united wilh Victor
Emanuel COZ stiIutioua Kirg, and his legitimate Dc
scene anisfn
Tho state Of Naples bad improved and ths funds lad
sen.
Tho statement tha, Russia and Prussia bad issuoi pYo
tess against the Sandman policy identical with that of
Austria s dsuicd, but s nevertheless adhered 70 by
authortss The Paris correspondent oi the Ion
MofHgrg PoS asserts that there has been protest
by these Powers IN the diplomatic sensc, against the
entry The sardnan troops into the Nespoltan terri
tory but must not be understood from this that tncy
are not opposed 70 the movement.
The Paris correspondent of the London HyaId sllndcs
10 the probability OF Congress on the Affairs Of Italy
The Carclnsl Archbishop Of Tcrmo and the Cardinal
Bishops of Ancona and jest bad been arrested by Tire
Piednontcse The Cardinal Archbishop Of Bcncycpto
had ben obliged hts ciooess al half hours
rotice
The Remas Jo,uuaI announces that the sum coniri
buted by the faithful 70 the Holy see Was coo 600
crc wns and that II had ell been expended
Victor Emanuel had arrived at 0rotamore, where hs
headquarters are established