The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-10-05

him to oppose is TO prevent any attack Rome by the
CaribaldiAIs The King OF Sardinia has on his part,
given similar pledges, and the time ia really
tiers into his own hand We have more than once
had occasion 70 the somewhat policy
Of Count Csvour, although we have never been slow TO
acknowledge the enormous difficulties which have been
thrown iu his way. For many years TO come-not until
the chief actors IN this Italian have passed away
We ehal not know the truth Of what has taken place
But, however the sardinan Minister may have failed
hitherto in his duty 10 Italy, the course nov to be
sued surely ss clear AZ the day He need scarcely do
than carry out the proclamation OF Victor Emanuel
TO the Sardna0 troops He must rid the Roman terrific
~ OF those foreign adventurers who now "iniest that
Italian province" That, Indeed will be difficult task
for would appear that the ,rity Of General Lamor
ceres troops hid In garrsons where they be Of
ind no army TO defeat But the real difficulty OF the
King Of Sardinia will be in controlling the ardor
Of Garibaldi We have shown that any advance on
act Of utter aud inexcusable folly Only mailman would
attempt with IN army OF undiscipned, though eager
volunteers 70 attack the seasoned and well disciplined
troops who protesting tn, Pops and, in the &C
ral state Of stairs In Southern Italy defeat would be
doubly disastrous Against any such scheme q that
which Garibadi Is said TO entertain Victor Emanuel
his face. But he must do more than that
He take part whatever in the attack upon the
Austrian possessions Italy The treaty by which Lom
hardy ceded TO Pedmon, confirms austria In the
possession OF Venetia and prudential grounds
Victor Emanuel will do wel-at least for the present
in abstainrg from any attempt TO extend his Italian
kingdom GaIbadrs address 60 the people OF Palermo
and his proclamation to the Nespotan soldiers leave
TO the North, and tells the army that he will, at
least .make them nghtn II taribaldi carries these
words into action the responsibility mast rest with him
II IS Of great satisfaction that the Austrian GO
vernment will refuse 10 fall into the that TO
proyocations Austria win make 10 warke move unless
che attacked That che s fully prepared for eventual
ties are aware but she Is Just nov too much occupied
the OF Internal reform TO be tempted into any
foreign II IL for Victor Emanuel to pursue the
prudent policy AS for Austria she has golden opini
politicians Who, until lately, only trying TO
exacpeate her faults and pre- ct her speedy ruin
we are glad that her foreign not less THAI her
mec policy has disappointed The masvoience OF her enc
mics
The Trouble Between Cavour and Carl
The Paris Detds Of the 10Th ult expressed Itself In the
following language the present aspect OF Italian affairs
The writer, will be perceived does not speak IN very
comp imentary strain OF Garibsldi:-
King Victor Emanuel has convoxed his Parliament
for the Cd of October IL Is than probable that
Count favour wishes to obtain from the Chambers Ger
tain decided proofs Of condolences calculated To give nm
the moral force requisite TO resist Garbsdi neces
sary, and there is doubt that he will obtain them
Tie Dictator bas hitherto without any great iaconve
niencc leaned first 10 one side aud then 70 the Other
maklr concessions 70 Count Cavour and then with
draw lne them and afterwards yielding again. lie has
arrived OF those de ,iye moments, IN enter
prises Ike his when hcsitstion becomes Impossible
the most vaverirg minds. The ACTS OF Giraoil
d present just such character OF uncertainty toat
correspondent at Turin breads not wthsut Cause,
lis warle ardUr While Naples oorrespon lent secs
reason him OF having been Suddenly transform
co into ua conservative. The cause OF this dihe-
nj ard the latter OF the eight regiments which Neapo'
squadron has been ordered 10 convey from Turin to
Neples Events VAL no longer allow o. these political
against day when Garibslds will may perhaps DO OPP
posed his After the nalierng hopes inspired IN the
anrexation party BY tde mere names 81 Gar6Ads mi
nsers the letter TO tho Palermitans produced an over
whelmpg Effect
a con nraicailon from Turin OF the 18th, says
The King yesterday summoned Ratazz and requested
him 10 enter the Cabinet 1f Count Cavolr in order by
accord with him, to employ all the Parl.amsn.
thaur
dangers az the situation NJ Ratazzi Is stated, In re-
ssct.ai but language, to have represented 70 the
KIrg that though very anxious 10 comply with his
visits he was obliged 10 ecl the honor proposed not
70 much from repasion for Count Cavour rs from the
strong copviosn that Their union would pro9nSs no cene
10 said 10 have added, "tha your Majesty should keep
q replace Count Cavour IN The event OF his
being obliged 20 abandon the direction OF afAirs and
perhaps wi be advantageous for me TO remain at tho
disposition Of your Ma ssty until that moment shall ar.
rive II is said that, after having seen the King, N.
Raazzi had an interview with Count Cavour, In which
the two political adversaros settled how they were 70
act.
Victor Emanuel's Power In Naples.
Adsces from Naples state that DEGREES 70 the following
Of Victor Emanuel King q Italy the seals Of the State
will bear the arms of savoy, with the motto-Nctor
Emanuel King OF Italy; the public debt OF the State Is
recognized the public banks viii continue their pay ments
before; the discount bank will carry Oh It's business
oonformAby 10 existing Laws passports for the united
States Of Italy abolished, and those for the Italian
states now subjects will be delivered signed by the
Director CT Police all judicial functouaries who shall not
have returned 10 their posts within ten days VII be con
sidered having sgned than The people Of the mid
die casses returning TO the city, and feel perfectly
secure After the entry OF Garbadi rentc advanced '
PER crpt The troops OF Garbald are arriving bv de
g'ess, and distributing themselves IN the Guy Naples
presents . very picturesque appearance; tnc req
shirts warmly welcomed. TIE city u quiet but most
animated ana asgs are SAN flying AL the balconies
report OF attack been made against The person
OF GaribAidi Ia contraacted. wHs only peasant OF
yomero Who spsang out OF hedge, armed With knife,
and wanted 70 force 70 shout Tor The Bour
bons lie was shot dead on the spot.