New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-10-13

at Naples.
What we cannot understand II that Garibsldf
should have offered the Pro Dictatorship at Naples
to the Marquis Trivufzio Pallavieini who accepted
il and left for Naples three days since to assume
the post. How is this sudden change to be ex-
plained7
The Siclian ministry IN entirely incarceration
ist, and the Hazzinian elements are not wanting
there. The arrival Of Mazzini himself at Naples y
announced, but it requires confirmation. Three
days ago MazZiDi was at Parma and tsTked Of
going to Genoa to make Some stay there.
Inc great game is being played between Cavour
and Garlbald. IL is presumed that within another
fortnight one the other must disappear from the
political arena in Italy, this unhappy country ID
to be spared the horrors Of civil GaribaIai 10
at the present moment at the height of popularity;
he can dispose of an army of 50heo men Pebble
opinion il blndiy devoted iohim. On the other hand
Count Cavour Is strong ID the confidence of ParIia~
ment popularity mas not yst forsaken him. Pied
especially.
Ar IMPORTANT LETTER FRoH KossUTH-The e.
peu, of Turin, gives the substance Of letter said
to have been written to Garibaldi by Eossuth, re-
commencing him to break his connection with
Victor Emanuel and his government, who alone
can effect the liberation OF Italy. He also invites
the Dictator to give up all designs upon Rome, in
order not to draw upon himself the hostility Of
France the only defender of Italy aud the only
hope Of oppressed natonatities; and lastly, mos to
attempt anything against Hungary, that country
! NOT beng as yet ripe for revolution. is,,
From Lep4e Letter ssps 20 IN the Deuehe AiIgenetss
j
SARDINIA. the Italian question was under
\ discussion by the German National Union at c.
burg the 9Th inst the second day of its sissiuFs
information came through dispatch that frsak
cession Of territory to France had uEsohbted1y
been stipulated by Piedmont. Professor Giasen0
Lignana, of Bologna, member Of the Italian Par
lament who was present at the sitting, gave then
and there the assurance that no suck agreement
for eeding more territory to France was in exist
ence; and, considering that his own feelings were
outraged BY such report, Immediately tele-
Signor Ngra to know what truth there was in the
matter. After 9 few hours, though too late fer
communication to the meeting, dispatch from the
Ambassador declared the news Of any fresh eeaason
to be pure fiction. Some days later, however,
Lignana receiTedfrom the same Ambassador, Nigga
letter, in which the writer deliberately, and with
Count Cavours sanction, denied categoricalIy not
only the existence of any such treaty but even the
possibility of any further eession to France. We
are enabled to publish the letter:
have communicated your yesterdays dispatch
to Count Cavour. He authorizes me, In his name
and in the most positive manner, TO contradict the
absurd rurnor spread throughout Europe that there
exists between the Cabinets Of Tnrn and Paris q,
secret convention, having for its object freah ter
ritoral cession the part of Sardinia to France.
| The words of Count OayoHr, the Prime Minister Of
his Majesty King Victor Emanuel, are Of sufficient
authority to render il unnecessary for to add any
fresh assurance but if you think that after sueh
declaration further one by me would be Of any
value, will herewith give you it in the most per-
fec. and definite manner. In my former position
i
my present capacity as the Ambassador OF King
Victor Emanuel to the Emperor Napoleon, ] have
been called upon since the Crimean war to take
part in all the negotiations having reference 10 the
Italian question. ] now say to you with absolute
certainty that in those negotiations "the question
has never concerned any cesson save that of Savoy
and Nice.n Whoever asserts the contrary ealnn-
mates both the Emperor Napoleon, the King Victor
Emanuel and his highly esteemed Minister. The new
stipulation represented TO exist is mere fiction OF
Itays enemies, and the documents circulated, in
Enron tauhi .ara ahrie afada ,da
/, For the rest you must know nay personal e0nvic-
ton, and will believe me when declare to yen
that would never represent o government in
whose political programme the cesson Of even the
smallest portion of Italian soil should be contained,
p. s.n, q yG S friend coasrAsIdao J. ElanA
|. THE NEW Holy ALLIANCE The PROPOSED
! Meeting of the hnperors of RHssia and AuafriG d
/ | Wdrsdtc-The Reported Alliance of Russia, AZ 4
: tria and P,ussid.-The Cosu1ea. du Di5aGnt ID
s pretends to give some details relative TO the .ar
preaching visit of the Emperor Francis Joseph m
o other German princes to Warsaw. II may be Of
served that the Munich journals formally deny TIN
i the King of Bavaria is to proceed there.
/, 1t was an autograph letter from the EmE zero
Alexander, not simple invitation, which thf tirl
General Of the Russian empire was lately ch arge
. TO carry TO Vienna. The Prince Regent of RUSS
has also written an autograph letter to his eousi
u of AUSTRIA to congratulate him on the Wart saw h
y tergiew. Other crowned heads will ait in To are
= pagus, namely the Kings OF Bavaria, Saxf nv ar
Us Wartembnrg, two or three dukes, and sever afpst
~ princes. The Prince Regent has writteI tette
promising amcabfe protection to come priI ices,
a. Francis Joseph has done the same 70 otf
CT was the case for Foplitz and 6alzbnrg, the Mi
listers of Foreign Affairs of the soyereig ls prese
are drawing up the bases of the co nversatit
which is to take place between the augI negoti
e tors We learn that their protocols, -hough at
IS uncertain and incomplete, may be SUI nmed up
~ the following points:
s. j. Open war on the revolution and on the rev
iutionary spirit; 2. Maintenance OF all existiT
20 soveregnes and particularly CT exa ting frontier
8. Dsapprobation Of all that has to ken place
VI Italy: A. Engagement to promote tt re.establis
70 ment in their possessions of the d opposed Italia
70 princes; 5. A sacrifice on the part of Austria
y, favor of Russia regards the East the Sacrifices
"a however, to be limited to the reint egraon Of tn
70 Power in the position which she held before u
y treaty of Paris; g. Eventual su ppcrt offered
II Austria by Russia in Hungary, by Prussia in Rns
.; mia and by Bavaria in the Tyre 1; z. Accord
ID only to maintain the division and subsection OF
u land but to prevent Polish quf ,stion from bei
y put on the order of the day; i'd 8. Prota Asses
y come hereafter to o concert respecting all
L. events which may arise, and az the head Of viii
" is o war on the Rhine. In We rity one suffers
OF having to record such dreams, for whic there
w be no excuse.
+ + Berlin letter Of the Dist says" 4 eonnmu
Of cation was received from st. Petersbl re- Iast
I'm ming announcing that the Enf peror AZ e5ander =
lal be accompanied to Warsaw by Prime Gortchak
10 his Minister of Foreign Affair }. The Prince Req
ha of Prussia and the Emperor of Aust fla will cor
is quently have with them BARON Schla Unity and In
Ill Reehberg.n
* The Prnssian Weekly Jou1 nal a n nsteriaI ore
* published an article bearing the til lie of Ceble
ne and Warsaw in which il seems q attacI, a %
'f deal of Importance to the appro aching interyi
,a i between inc Prince Regent and he Queen of q
- land lnsisung particularly lalth bngh it is not e,
OF to see whyl the fact of Lorf j Russell accf
n, panying her Majesty. On the Ither hand. the 4
gu Gle endeavors to diminish the signiication ar
IN interview of Warsaw, and esq ,ecially in what 9
Germs the relations between Prussia and Rms,
!; Inc cologne @a1ette, femar king On the article
u question: says:
According to the Prussiar journal, the inter
~. OF the warsaw interview CO insists in the reconc
~ tlon OF Russia ana AUSTRIA being, in fact, Hun
man and foiish question: rising out of the Ital
NJ one ltappears TO thlnR, also. that there is G
on tain solidarity between R issia and Prussian I'M
en- ests relative to Poland in eonseopenee of !
on nnchy of Posen. We are not of that onini
"a The Posen question is A yery seeondarv one
~ ~ Frussiat as tenth art of the Prnssian ar
Wonid De suthclenI 10 put down any insurrectier
10 that terfitory. Ine Prussian organ concludes
fs saying that no An conceal from himself The
re security of an aaI ice with Russia ne eoneessi
We made to her by FRI tnce in the Fast wonld alw,
,ot leaa hef the o,ner way 1t says, and very just
10 tnat the wnole russian nation attaches great
~ poftanee V political understanding betwe
10 russia ana EN- sland That is very true, but
ne one pretent the same thing far Russia or A
ira and we % 10 the Weekly journal and its frien
-, not 10 iofget thut this is the general feeling