New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-10-19
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40, President, I.ai ar U'fy vii likewise te
~,.,sysd. Al over th> Peninsula nd 80 Deepen
der cies we see ,sDs II hopeful Ito, ard though
there remain MY DIM ;ui,es jet - overcome,
Ne probabili'y il stil for the better. In oily
ans garrison Of costa has SURE ade:ed 10 Garioa
Ia government, and the fortress OF Mes'ni re-
MACS the only place where the ritlonai rag Oh
nahsn Unity has not yet been hois'eo' VI Y,0
,sther hand the Pr0-DictatOr Mordih' Is eolS'anV!
AecomiDg more unpopular. lie loaos1 az"
administration by throwing some shneAa'''
,oAo nr;son. and banishing Others and m'h are
....A.u+sd in the pane of Victor Emanuel, solely
o.,n.. thew desire Sicily % be at once annexed 70
victor Emanuel's kingdom. In tho NeaPohtan
a,,sdorn. the fort of Pescara, in tho Abruzn, has
o.nnlsted aud the insurgents lord II o7e; all the |
..r,hern provinces without any opposition. Their !
xs,.aard extends up 10 Piedimonte, not far from
C.nna. Threatening the communication between
that MACE and Gaeta. The KiOg holds tie sea
esst from the Volturno to the Roman frontier,
and his troops seem to have overcome the flight
tu,pired by Gsribsldis name. On the 18th, they
sotd the attack Of the volunteers and though they
kss the important position Of Caiazzo, above
Capus, they inflicted severe loss upon Carl
hallis troops at Santa Maria. Tnboldened
by this success, on the 23d they attacked
Csjazzo, and retook that position in spite
Of the most desperate resistance Of Col. Cat
taAsni, whose column of 500 men was cut 70
p;eces. but Oh the 29th the volunteers succeeded
Ter the se.ond time in crossing the VOturno above
C.laszo, thus turning Cspus. Since King Frauci
III. has now nearly exhausted the treasure carriedt
tonfy, orfiO nurae NJ atv oh
N Trieste, 10 avoid the risk of its capture in for
assss-it is not believed that his resistance can be
continued beyond the end of October. AZ to Gar
ibaldi's administration, many complaints resch US
kou the tingdom as well as from the island.
Bsrtari and Crispi-the party Of acton as they
can themselves-seem to hold the great c1nserva-
t,ye interest ss Of no account; and they Lave
alarmed the population by toeir measures, appoint
nsnt and ptocamatiOns. Nobody at Naples or in
Sicily WiAhes TO come into a conflict with TIE
French Emperor, or TO change the constitution OF
Upper Italy and nobody dstrusts the Sandman
Ministry. Bertani and Crispi, however and
shrsush their inAu.nce, Garbaldi, speak openly of
an expedition against Rome and her French gsrr-
SOD, and of the irrepressible conflict between the
party Of action AID Csvour. This position has be
come lately Qui.6 unycttOlty ouu al TIC pcucI1
of he Dictator insisted upon Rsrtanis speedy re
aoval a9d the abolition of the Office OF D.ctl-
tsrial Secretary. Garibaldi would not yisd at
once but at last his generous feelings prevailed.
BeItani arrived yesterday at Turin, and We hope
the difference between the two most important men
Of Italy will soon be healed.
The unity of Italy, however, is held by the Turin
Cabinet to be something TOD important to
remain exposed 10 any avoidable chaOces. The
danger Of q French or Of q European Intervention
was to be prevented, since diplomacy had become
greatly alarmed at the revolutionary court which
surrounds the Dictator. This is the hey to the
invasion OF Cmbria aud the Marches which, by
saytulation of Ancona on the 29th, came 20 tn
pnyhant erd. Lsmorioiere, seeing that there wa
no hope Of resisting the combined attack
Persano's feet and FaDti's AMI Cialdini's armies
surrendered as sool as the Outworks Of the
fortress were taken by the Sardinans. Tae siege
had Taste about ten days, the campaign eighteen;
and the Pope lost HE temporal power, and Lanori-
eiere his reputation, in this short time. small
corps was at once detailed by FAINT to occupy the
provinces of Velletri and FrosinOne, the bulk Of
Che army marching to the northern Neapo.an
frontier IN order 10 crcss il and 10 cooperate with
Haf1DA0l IN Tue ItducIOu OI Odpu1 du1 " ~ "a.
-Four thousand men, however, were at once en-.
barked at ADcona for Sicily, while 5000 more
sailed from Leehorn with the same destination.
TIE King himself went TO Bologna; he is to arrive
Tomorrow OF Ancona, on his way to his army.
His presence will certainly be welcomed by Carl
ba)di with loyalty and friendly dev ton. What
ever difficulties may still remain between the Die
satOr and the Kings Cabinet, they will be removed
BY personal interview of Victor Emanuel and lis
gallant disobedieDt general who has conquered
Tor BIN two cIOSns. AT Turin, 10 the mean while,
Parliament has assembled in order TO vote bill
By which ,be Government is authorized 20 accc II,
without further fornalites, the annexation of any
Provinces in Southern Italy which ly universal
suffrage shall declare their desire to form portion
Of Victor Emanuels Empire The preamble TO
Ehe law and the Introductory remarks b. Count
Cayour place the question in the proper light. The
Cabinet bames Garibadi's policy Of postPoain
the anne Ration, which alone can clO-e the reyou-
ton aid establish a Government inspiring conf
deDce. They dsclalm any idea Of an imme late at
tack upon Rome and even upon Yenetia, both these
questions bel as yet unripe, and complicated by
European diplomacy, while their proper solutioa
must be matter of time. AS sOor a. this law is
voted by the Chambers the session vii agliG be
adjourned, royal troops viii occupy Sicily and
Naples the populations of Umbri,, Of TIE Marches,
OF Naples aud Si,ily will be called upoE to d9clars
whether they wish 70 he annexed to The Upper