The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-08-05
Our Paris Correspondence.


PARIS, July 10, 1860.
0oribaldi and La Furina-TouJles without End-Annepa-
ton Cduotr's Empolitic Haste-AuStria on The Wach-
Or. Bertani-Afdirs ia Ndples-Distr1lt and Ezpecta
hon-Englands Conduct in the Syrian Agair-Abuse Of
France and the Empeor-The London Times, dc.
fear that for time the great principle Of Italian
unity will have stand still while the people pronounce
between N. de Cavour and General Garibald whose
policy at variance with that Of Victor Emanues Prime
Minister NJ la Farna represented the Turin Cabinet at
Palermo NJ la Farin counting upon the support of his
patron NJ de Cavour At to thwart the policy Of the
Dictator and last the general got tired of NJ de Ca
YOURS agent, and him word that he to leave
Sicily in half an hours time. steamer
ready TO sail, and NJ. lie Farna hurried on
board, and the gordian knot Of Sandman In
Iigue In Sicily summarily severed BY
90 doing 6arbadi caused the immediate dissolution OF
his thin ministry the moment II was known that NJ Ia
Parma gone fact adds great Importance TO this
last move OF Dictator. The retiring ministry was
formed under the pressure OF popular demonstration
Garbald therefore broken with the policy Of tn,
Cabinet Of Turin well with sicilian opinion fear
that the General will have trouble in settling Affairs
In Sicily than blood brook and that dsgusted
with his winnings, he will leave them to take care of
themselves call around him his rusty followers aud at
tack the main land be Il the territory Of France, OF
Naples Plus TX, OF Rome. Cavour Is powerful In
Sardinia dc and will hinder the political moves
of Garbad and the latter will give up the struggle and
try his luck elsewhere. Cavour wishes annexation
aribald cunning for this He Gays wait until all
Italy is free then annex and unite a. you please he
knows that 10 annex Sicily Sardinia present g.
awaken esousies OF the great Powers but
Cavour's overweening ambition knows delay;
tion is his frantic desire, and he will at all risks and
hazards obtain the annexation OF Sicily 70 sardinia He
fear unwit.ingy playing the game o. Austria IRA
Cavour and Garibaldi she fears the ambition OF
the the reckessness OF the other. She Is watch
ing Austria who is anxiously waiting for the moment
70 strike terrible blow. There is at Genoa certain DR.
Bertani Garbadis friend and agent Cavour has taken
the doctor grippe. He fears his steady calm energy
his appreciation OF the right moment TO act and his
cour eous Of acting when the moment has ar
rived Cavour wishes the Dictator 10 renounce Bertan
~ agent but Garibtd will not; hence he has received
from Admiral PersaDo, commander OF the Sandman fleet
at Palermo, the following NOTES.-The Piedmonese go
vcrnment has decided not allowing any aid OF men or
munitions despatched 10 Sicily long Bertan
holds the direction OF these expeditions This rather
arbitrary conclusion followed by ne have explained
above the instantaneous expulsion OF Cavours ageat
IL Parma, from Palermo. Thus the conflict
between Cayour and Garibald has fairly commenced. ]
fear its deveopement will seriously niure the cause OF
Italian unity In Naples matters A. bad as they can
be. The people have confidence In the King they fear
that when all Is settled he WILL like bis father Of hateful
memory manage that he may pay Oh old scores, and
that like Bomba he viii be the more cruel from the fAc
sVe srss. faith IN the Queen DOwsser Esrs Tberess
They say she couneels and rules the King and others
ss hsqe NO bope IL reform do not The
good faith Of Francis H., and walt 10 anxious expectation
for GGibadi
Constitutional will show that the design Of the u
the Times detected. The writer says
Thus, in England, at the very moment when the Fmpe
ror Ia reducing both his land and forces TO peace
footing when the troops Of France and England are act
ing together In China when the treaty OF commerce "
drawing closer bonds between the two countries
inexplicabe panic spreading from one end OF Great
Britain the other Maevolence takes advantage OF the
most rnng prove that he who has been the
faithful ally and the most excellent neghbor IL ready
without cause or possible advantage TO plunge France
into war against the English nation. In SPAIN after
=. the proofs Of rympa,sy wncn We gave 70 wa. eSun
10 prove his esteem for the spanish people, the
Emperor proposing TO the cabinets OF Europe 70 &C
sccus. him on covetng frontiers OF the Ebro the
Baearc Isles In order 10 excite alarm In Portugal too
rumor n set aoat through the country that by secret
Arrangement with Spain this last named Power 20 ab
sorb the Portuguese nationality In Austria n order ~
compromise the good understanding established at VIVA
frsnca when the two Emperos nobN grasped each oth
er's hand friends pains spared 10 make people
believe that the Emperor has vowed the annihiaton OF
the House Of Hapsburg To dsquie the minor princes Of
the German Confederation insnusted that France and
Prussia have concerted plan for their absorption To
alarm Prussia IL In asserted that Franco s about 10 re-
frontier Of the Rhine To excite ms,rust throughout
ali Germany, II IL pretended that secret treaty has
been concluded with Denmark against H. Tho most
friendly relations exist between the Emperor and
the King OF the Beeians and a recent interview has
united them still closer. King Leopold left Barrin with
the same good feelings toward the Emperor that the
Enperor entertained towards him; and YET after all
these evidences Of cordial union at the when
treaty OF commerce about TO be renewed between the
two Countries the Emperor In accused OF desire OF In
vadps Besiumi Lastly, IL In even attempted " ALLEVIATE
from M the affection and gratitude Of Italy and with
that view an absurd cSnven' , WIN Turin has been
Genoa or Sardinia, a. compensation Tor the annexation
OF Sicily 10 Piedmont. -, -, -.
treated with utter contempt not that they have
rrkrturstey sbtared very general sredence N Europe