The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-01-09
COUNT CAvOURs MISSION AND lbs CON
SEOIJENCE8

Nothing Is st officially decided about the mission of
Cavour but there is future Allowing itself in this ques
b public opinion, which is beginning to exercise lau.
dable pressure on the government Despite OF all assu-
RANGES Of the more Or less organs Of the
70 the Premers going TO the Congress- arise from an
unwngness Of the ministry 70 send him there, rather
people in the old provinces anxious about his going
there the new provinces there unanimy on this SUBJ
ject and The whole press has reflected this unanmty
well calculated TO make the ministry reflect for Cavour
be sent TO the Congress his will be the rally
hg point for the whole liberal party in the polit
cal elections, and there scarcely doubt that the
representatives Of Lombardy. will form q compact
neral indignation against the tmid helpless, narrow
minded policy OF the present cabinet which was only kept
back hitherto BY the hope that Cvours entrance into
ne ministry would put end 70 IT, II this chance 10
et oil the grievances which have been SO long felt will
break forth and come down On the head 81 se Ministry :,
made the cup overflow five precious months invaluable
h the hands Of energetic government have been lost
ne Congress very little stronger than they at the
peace Of vairanca How the Congress be impressed
with the Of the viii Of Italy If 80 little has been
done to prove it; and the decision Of the Congress
should prove unavorabe, what them AL these reasons
oct together show the necessity Of not losing the little
une which may still remain and CAvour is asked for
hs only man who s capable OF taking advantage OF 1t.
ANOTHER DEFEAT OF THE OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
TO THE SPANISH FLEET.
A despatch from Madrid Of the 21st ult says
Yesterday oovv Goors astackeo ne SPANISH uu' WEI
repuneo energeuSahy, anu ~ ,es'eA' ~ so"
aeorder causea oy g!ape snos M ssenAues'
The Spanish had nfty one wounded.
Ten men OF war, Formerly stauoneo ~ navana' uaVe
Juse arrived 70 REINFORCE me squadfon ~ Aleeess
49,. LIE; qI asrcs VI ~" ''H
The following letter, dated GioraNar December ~ has
he ssnah Chief Is determined to occupy
various positions the coast q soon his reinforce
menus arrive mat tney eve me SPanisn uoope encsmpeo
ncsa Sss.a no ress Ss.. ,h ssd orc nS sSS
10 the difficulty OF landing 10000 loors fell like an
syalapche on the 9th on the regiments employed in com
pleng the ntrenchmenN These determined assailants
perers brother who is posted between Tauger and Te
nan.
Thev were virorouslv yepused With To- The fall or
seversi Snansh oicers roaed he frv Of the men who
desire 70 advance into the country The plan OF Marshal
ODcnnell is said TO be to attack Tanger and Tetuan
simultaneously when II be succeeds he WIN carry the
General Prm preparing advance 70 secure the road
70 Tetuan and protect the Operations Of The
SIeyed IN opening The passage. II the meantime con.
Gary winds prevent the landing Of troops. Reports
rent IN the spanish camp * assistance Afforded to the
Nosrs, officers and money BY the British govern ment
absurd TO merit contradiction The British Consul
stu continues a. ranger ne remains on snore curing
IN the roads hope my next letter will be dated from
Ceuta. There alone shall be able to collect facts. By
slipping through the tents Of the Spanish camp can study
the soldiers lie, and will be easy for me 70 ascertain
be that the triple check experienced by the Aoors
has diminished their confidence.
TIE LATEST.
NApMD, Dec A-The Moors have attacked the Spa
nth on The road TO Tetuan In order 70 obstruct the
works.
they were vctorously repulsed.
General Prim distinguished himself by his bravery.
TIE wcrhs, md the forts have been completed