New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-10-11

quarter. Neither was it possible for Hsptleoo "a
brig about tie re-submission Of the reyolted I'D
ians to their former rulers. They refused 10 lst.,
to bis advice and persuasion, and as Under an IA,
circumstances of the case it was impossible for Lin
TO employ force, or 10 allow Austria to employ Il
be vas 1t length obliged to acquiesce IN the annex
stion Of these provinces to tie kingdom Of Sa,.
dlDis, accepting as the price Of that scquiescsacs
the ce'sion Of Savoy TO France.
Thus far the Italian revolution had resulted "a
the obstruction or at least the suspension, Of TIA.
Austrian influence Oser I,aly by which Italian M.
rue mao been so long upheld, ard in re5afore.
ing the kingdom Of Sardinia the nucleus and
representative OF Italian uaty and freedom. BIZ TIA
addition Of LombaIdy AID the PriocipaIt,es O,
the south o. the Pc, thus giving her a great acce.
Of both physical and moral strength. A. vet
however, all Southern Italy, including Ina ID.
minions of the Pope (tbe portion annexed to sard.
MIA excepted, aud the Two Sicilies-in populauo.
ard extent The larger half Of the entire oountry--
had failed to share in the benefits Of the rsvort,s
Neither the Pope nor the King Of Naples, in svite
Of the warnings Of recent events, aud though ia.
prived for the time being of all hope Of Austria,
support, showed any dispositon to listen to "a.
political advice Of France, or to modify in any
respect their 6espOtic systems Hence a new
evolution commencing with the Sicrlisn regoh
which, directed By the enthusiasm and tirsls,,
energy Of GaIibald, has been more rapid aol
sweeping in its results than the most sanguoe ha
expected.
At thiI point, however, a sudden cload las
ARISEN which, for the moment, seems 70
threaten the mOst disastrous consequence.
Garibaldi, not cont Mt with the liberation Of
Sicily and Naples, insists upon tho oc,upa-
ton Of Rome, thus en6angering a collision with
Napoleon by whose troops that city is held, aud
who is pledged to sustain the Pope in the posses.
sion Of it. More than this, Garibsldi openly in
,sts upon the ex )ulsiou of the Austrians fro We
netia and he seeks to avail himself of the prestiss
which he has attained by bis late remarkable sec.
cesses 10 compel Victor Emanuel and the Sardl.
iaAs to adopt this policy. The obstacles which
Garlbsldi has put in the way of the immediate
annexation of Sicily and Napes to the Kingd d
Sardinia, and his evident resolution to retain the
resources of those countries under bis owa imme-
date control, seem 10 have been leading motives 10
tie march of the Sandman forces into the terrific
ries OF the Pope. Victor Enamel has thought /!
better to make sure at of those territories b.
himself Oceupyiu ing them, rather than to leave them
10 sUe the resources OF Garibaidi, and TO increase
his influence over the pubic mind. This move
nent VIII also place hin in a position to
preyebt collision between Garibaldi and tie
Ere nch troops at Rume-a circumstances winch
has probably reconcied the Emperor Napoleon To
the Sandman occupation. The affair OF the Pope,
though ye1atious and dangerous enough, seenA
yet capable of beirg disposed of without serious
results. 1t is suggested that the Pope may himself
quit Rome, ard thus put an end TO all pretense for
the French occupation of that city. This, how.
ever does not seem TO be very likely. But the
occupation of all the Papal territories except
Rene and its immediate circuit by the Sandman
troops must make GaIibaidi hesitate at move
ment hich would then assume the character Of q
collision, not merely with France, but with Sar.
dina.
war for the liberation of Veuetia, should Carl
baldi succeed in forcing Italy into it, would b.
putting to the most serious hazard all that has yet
been gained. The famous quadrilateral is Con.
fersedy the strongest military position in the
world, and the loss Of single great battle might
involve the loss Of Lonbardy, and other still moro
serious results. Venetia cannot be conquered By
tile same tactics which have proved 80 successful
in Sicily aud Naples 70 attack the line Of the
Miucio might even produce German Intervention
10 favor OF Austria since the Germans affect to re-
gard that line as essential to the security Of Ger
many.