The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-11-24


eopcurreo IN copdempipg the revolutionary doctrine q
ne sovereignty Il the people, and In advocating the
rights Of the legitimate moparchs but rerher Of
eoa 20 the principles they maintained In ibeo
ny hey acknowledged that Austria Was no longer
bound by the sipustions Of viAfrAnca and would be
JUS neo IN sptcpairg The attack upo, her italian pos
eesioos, which, BY the admission az Count Cavour hui
belt, vss ony deferred TN bis master WAS powerful
etonsh to IT, but they both declared that sunh
tep ~ould be extremely "noppor.uue," and not only
cliDtd TO cnunsnaice IT, but strongly cieuldcd Aus
ira ircm at'erpthgt They deprecated ihs in.ervsn
tiop OF FrsIce, and decidedly OF opinion that the
further aseraldhnLt Of that Power you'd be danger
TO he bets Of Europe; but seeing that Napt con
Ill bad given the NEST pscdc assuranoes, they con.
stdered II "Le pposuus to concert beforehand
for cuneractrg the projects attributed TO him. All nal
iranr hseph has gained py this inerview tnere1re
tween our Emperor and bin hes subsidized, and that nus
rei,t'oDs with Russs have been placed on footing Of
ctcu, cvty, instead Of the scarcely disguised en-
NIFTY that Lddsd greatly 70 the difficulties he soored
crripg the Italian For this, the only resut
o. the nes.g at Wasss ne y oeho,aon 70 sne
ousy 10 the repuecance which the former pou
cy Of Aura had excited Ia our government and IL the
Whole Rnrssn nation The Revision OF the treaty CT
flrf az alluded TO at the conferences Au,ta had
sdy engaged 10 support IL with all her influence heu
ever Il ,houd be brought the tspIs. and although
Pussia hes entered CT gageent she Is
too little nere Gated In TIE qu ston for her TO oppose IT,
The diulomacv Of Prince should succeed in
overcoming the ohe tons OF England which have ways
been aud atm pbe chief obssce 70 It's solution
The nnie Of Montcbeo has ast had private audience
he has sustained rhe French monarch HIS
for bis Court 10 into no~rn2g for The de-
cssed impress even before receiving IT, ohsA notinca
tion che hac had the honor to meet her Majesty ias
fIripR te- return from Nce and bad been deeply IN
pfes,ed with her elevated character and Amlsble quail
ties II vii be from this that still on ex
ceeoirey friendly with Frame. and that ia spite
OF noents-y enlargement there not The least idea
| Of a rupture betxeen the two COVE Indeed,
there is reason to eve that warsaw has rather tended
80 confirm thar TO weaken their good understanding
| Italy.
Kipg Victor Emanuel bad published . proclamation to
the Neayostsn ard Sican peoples, accepting the
reign nu'ncry Of the Two sicis Transferred TO him BY
On The Tth nstsnt his Majesty, accompanied by Carl
ballot entered Naples They proceeded together to the
catbs ora and Afterwards 10 the pAllce An immense
Of people assembled outstanding tho torrents
OF rain which falling There were great festivities
| aud universal JOY was unaffected.
Napiee eeraph despatch Of the 9Th gives the follow
90 the entry Of the King Naples Garbadi 81, a;
SHY Garbald, aoco npanied ~ tue Aontry, formally
presented the King the results OF the pt.,sce Hu
| Majesty received them In the throne room
| sieuor Copforte addressed tho King thus
-R The ksspoliian people assembled In their eecto
| raj G INIT go having proclaimed you King BY IA i'm
meme meiority, 10 eco Italians are unting them
selves The .tber provinces, which majesty
VEINS With 70 much wisdom, veryin your solemn pre-
| mise that ally thcud belong tn the Italians.
| The King replied in few expressive words
The oeeo Il annexation then dra~ n up, the dcta
tosbip cea.ed. and the miaslry resigned The enthu
Naples cespa'ch OF the 9th announces that Garbad
left Napes ihsf morning for bis bome on the Island OF
Caprera The last visn hs. he paid was 70 the Engsh
Al niral huLay.
steiner hon,ezenoo was about to proceed to Sicily
Governor General Stpor la Farina bad been appointed
Director Of the Interior Department in Sicily Father
Lar ~ Director OF Public Instruction.
The Turin journals that the investiture o.
GaeiR O The land side continued.
cespatch FROM Naples states that the departure OF
Ffstr's II IRON Gata Nas immuent In conscq 1enoe oil
the advice given to his Majesty by toe commanders Of tae
foreilu fleets
el,er dated Gaets, November 2, eays--"By the con.
duct the srench Admiral, WAS thought that change
OF Icy bad occurred anoos the great Powers
favorable to the Bourbon cause evidence OF This for
four successive days the French squadron prevented tue
Pee mon ere feet from landing troops on the banks
OF the GsrigaLo. The french guns all shouted
The decb cleared every tning ready for
for drug given board the Bretsgne ami n the
Sardrisn had continued ad thre
Trsrch fleet Admiral de rinan had assured the King
that be would protect the line Of the Garsliano bat yes
terday Ferch steamer came In with fresh Instructions
nor TIE AcmK and thereupop TIE French feet LETT the
mouth o' the Gargliano and at sunset yesterday
retpI ned 10 Gaea TIE momcnt he relieved fro n
the surys,lanee Of 'se french aeel Admiral Persan0
The LONDON Potts Paris correspondent teeeraphs tia,
The dissolution Of toe Papa army s positive rhs Pope
WI only have s,mplc guard OF 3 900 men.
IN contradiction Of TITS. In represented that Ia tho
Pupa war bulge, for 1851 expenses Of the War DO
psrtu co. are stated a. 4is 600 Roman dollars, for n
II was as.c,tcd tbs negotiations were com neucsd or
.At slh between Gen lenu and the commander OF
! los the evacuation Of The fortress
| Inc Neapalltau army at Gseia reported 10 be
Gucei 70 ~ co men, ih few ocers TO com nsnd them
The yotirg for annexation 10 the Papu states In do
fcbeG Of the no.t enh1siAsic character, but do
! taHt E-e given.
| ArRtlctal subscription has been opened In Sicily u
purchase vita IN the OF Palermo gin
a. General GaTibAdi Gsn,Tal CArni u the originator o.
the " eci The scians IL Psris sso taxing part IN IT,
The or D-tsohs Pest n vienna ststs that tue al
vprc' po,is the Venetian frontier squeoty
eAos with ,hase Of iednoot but al such distance taA
| no rFch'rf can retut fr M them
The NafOnclrfs reports that from tia LIST cf January
rtxt ali tho central or senera Offices Of the scvera al
uListraIYe department. Of 1a,cany u be tfgas
ffrta 20 Turis; aud also that the decree calling unf
the secoud class OF the Ronsrna Of 1885
/ Is already sleIed
acc rdng "a The PeTsSrranra OF Milan, The Plei
| rrtteKe government has artaty hxei the humber II
cFputcs Who are Il cit In he Italian Parliament
tie Oass o. one representative for every 30 600