The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-09-27

win qais Sssis with his army Of ssoe es, and jcin
Tba K,as has formed new rcyalis. msisssy, the mem
0eis Of whsch Cseti, Cano,An oeroarao and Unoa
aad Papai nuncio have followed he Kins 70 eaeia-
Tho whole army Of 6aribaldi WI arrive ss NApes IN
iouI days. and with ne insusrs'onary bands me :o.
everywhere triumphant. 10 said that the DioAsor y
about 10 march 20 unbria me Bix.o and hidici ori
gades have just arrived IN the port bAroe Bremet cs
sOs protested against tne dsenSsrkAsson Of ssrdHsn
troops.
yesterday, has p1blshed Garbadi, this prosa-
nation, Gays ina. the annexation VIII 10 eecsed when
he win be able 20 proclaim from the top Of the crrrA
ne Paris Park announces that The Yng Of Ssriea
ei 6aets Oh tho 18th instant, In Spansh steamer f1f
Seville.
The entrance OF Gar.bsia Into Nspiee war celebrated
81 Milan in ID, mosi snthus.sssso manner. mo whole
city WAS AumI ated and decorated with fGsr The very
nArao Of tie Dictatos insplres eleclrc enthusasm
nnhey OF illuminated dru MS Fixed on long po'es, wsrc
carried through the streets These drums bore sgnih
can't inscriptions, a. follovs Romel To vanics'
Rome the cap.Ap' koss Of tie cities Of Iy celebrated
zoe spns nation 81 Naples.
Baron BrsnicT, with the r-sz,rl Of the Trench En-
bmsy had embarked q Naples 10 order 20 ret arm 70
Prs !. also said that the representatives q o.hsr
Powers TAD received orders /, quit TIE klngaom.
Sx0vo X
From the london Times, seps. lSl
We have pot had long to walt fer the decision Q: the
King 81 sardna upon the ADVICE proered TO him BY the
have entered The Roman territories and has beyaa
In good earnest. General Caldni has tsxan Pessro,
s,rrectson and with the town twelve hundred Germans
and MeasQper Bella have fallen his hands Orveto
has also surrendered This cash.ng ginning Of the
campaign, and step that cannst he reracted Sardinia
has abandoned the temporzing policy which she had
adopted since the armisoc OF yAranca Hhe longer
osontes back and forwards but throws In her lot
with the italian revolution Policy has done her work. al
that negotiation all that balancing and temporisng could
s8s n s eeef eas sn nS 70 s al We asv
imagine the motives that have driven Sardinia 70 this de-
cive step 30 long as she and her King were the only
recognized representatives Of the italian movement she
might feel herself at liberty TO consult her safety
and await quietly the march Of events but the Italian
movement ID longer under the exclusive direction OK
the sardhian government. Victor Emanuel has in Carl
bald! . most formidable competitions OF that
upris.pes made man utterly regardless Of SELF
and not to be acted BY any Of the motives
by which common men are to be controlled. The
10 arrest his advance a. the frontier Of tho Roman
States. The momentum that he has gained seems
sucient TO carry him all the resistance which the
States Of the Church offer, and 10 bring him with
violent shock into collision with the Austrian power
Venice. For such contamination the saxdnian govern
their present course little longer win be In the power
Of GaItadi TO drag Piedmont we'll a. Ill the rest Of
Italy into conflict With Austria and to force her TO risk
all she has gained an encounter where the probaba
ties Of SUCCESS against her Ehe must therefore, 1t
whatever or risk make herself once more mistress
Of tho revolution. ehe must lead, that she may not
be forced TO follow She must revoutionlze the
Papa States, In order that she may put herself
ary movement against yeneta- There u 10
think that In recent interview the Emperor Of the
view and that no danger spprshsnded on The side Of
france. These motives are amply suncient TO account
ior the decisive movement o. Victor Emanuel as lives
seeded all other considerations and IL would be chidah
to sppy 70 his situation the maxims Of international law
which are applicable TO periods Of tranquility.
These being the motives which have impeued
Piedmont TO draw the sword, No have next 10
sec what are the grounds on vhsh she juslI.
ICES the stop. The grounds are two-thc extra.
ordinary msrue and oppression OF the pApa
and the presence OF large bands Of foreign mere usres,
by which the country Is oppressed and terrorzed The
object raid be TO give the people an opportunity Of
expressing their wshcs and the reestablshmen Of
Chief Of the Clurch-Rome We suppose, AMI lis inme
dlstc envrons but while holding out this assurance the
manifesto speaks Of the Pope and his advisers In terms
Of bitterness and acrimony unusual in the present age
even in declaration Of war. He will teach the people
forgiveness Of offences and Christian tolerance 20 The
Pope and his General BE denounccs the nisgudei al.
ysers Of the Pontin and the fanacism OF the wicked
soci which oonspres against his authority and the ber
consistently seconded BY .bc ADVANCE into the States Of
The Church Of IN army of 600 men,
We have not scrupied 10 arrow the opinion that the
motives which urge the King OF Sardinia invade tac
territory Of ncighbor with whom "a nominally a.
peace, and whom he has already stripped of bali q his
|
which hs declaration puts forward and YET We do not
serupie io say that We heartily wlsb the King
of Southern and Northern Italy IL Ia quite imposs bic 10
prevent people outraged and tramped upon ike tho sub
cts OF The Pope from rising In premature, and their
strength alone be considered in hopeless nsurrec
ton. At Fossombrone the insurrecfion has been put
down BY FORCE and the telegraph informs NJ OF what
we can wen belleve-thai scenes similar 70 those
q Peruga have been enacted Tie war began between
the Pope and L subjects before The Pdmontese crossed
The frontier, and well know how tse Soldiers Of tho
Cross make We do not wish 70 lamor ciere and
his Condott!cri carrying Gre slaughter AID vioa1jen
through tho dominons OF the POPE, and usfying the
rule ~ the Nccgcreni OF heaven by deeds which hell
seh mgat blush TO lock upon tbs band OF mcrcenaries
menace and an Insult 10 the res. of Italy. II has
been called into existence for no other purpose
than 10 cypress the subjects q the Pope aad 1,
pat down By armed force the rising revolution
and We do Dot see that the Powers against which
this army has been levied bocrG 70 wa, TIL
suitable opportunity presents itself for the Free Com.
parions sstaied with slaughter and ranc In the States
81 Tho Church, 10 exercise their trade az the
Tuscany the legations Then there " the ntolcrabe
oppression Of the fopcs government The proof OF
that orpr' the fact that The Pope dare not irt his
own subjects WIN arm, BIT pAoes himself Ike Donysas
Of syracuse IN the hards al foreign ncrc.nares The
trcetscle OF a people Kept down by sach means "a
AZ outrage on The civilization q the acc, ani dan
ser and menace Tor al the rest q Italy. Til rome
government be established N the centre OF Italy
which car be maintained without ten thousand French
troops 10 garrison the capital, AMI I've and twenty
thousand foreign mcroeuarcs 20 sack nsurgcnt town. Il
In vain 70 hops for peace. We freely admit thai
thing bu, the extremity the evil could Justify the stsp
which sardinia has taken, hui we mink that sier us
fed The evil would net cure iisof Tie locEs would
not depart while base Of grass Tor them %
devour and the mercenarts would remain while wealth,
bcautyId revenge Tor the hatred In which they are ned
BY the people hal stl temptations 10 oar Tor oil these
reasons W think the King of Sardinia entitled tnc
'ynraihy Of kneifhmcn IN The var N which he hss
engaged We wish him cordial success sad thai lis sac
ccss nay &c rapid a. wei ~ deceive.
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