The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-11-17
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New monarchy.

BY our European files, reaching 10 the 81
inst, received by the Tentcuia, which srr1Yed
a, this port last night and nv the corre-pon-
denoe which VIZ eiss where pnblsb. We finc that
me cause Of hosrty in Itsly " progressing 81
,iffscioriy, sno .ha, the star Of Gaiibala' me
patriot hero. the emsncipstor o. biz country
from the yoke Of ibe syrans, .s stnl IN shs ~
cfBuant
By Tho lsst accounts We learn that u sharp
eneouh,ef with the Neapoiitsn army between
Teano md sfssa. had resulted III favor OF the
GaIihsldisn ard that the bombaronent OF
Cepua hsd led to negotiations for is SURRENDER
An attack wa being made upon Gaesa' wisn
both land and wafer forces; bnt there wa~
report coutradicted, however, by despatch
from Turin that the French Admiral Persans,
had irterfereo with the bombardmsnt by sea-
! Meanwhile Vieser Emanuel and Francis IL
| we're ies pec,ively at the bead OF their troops,
the fret With 80 600 men ana the other win
so 600 and /. was expected that these wouio
very soon meet In battle on the backs OF the
Gag,giiaDo. We have, however, emait fears tor
the result The obstacles In the way OF tire ao-
ueyat,on OF Southern Italy to Piedmont have
become 20 few sGd eight Us hsrdiy to merit
our serious consideration.
Kiag Francis now that ne has displayed
! courage euonsh 10 ebttie him 70 military honor,
au6 has resisted 20 iong under cover o. Gaeta
! will soon begin 70 think prudence tine o-tter
! part o. vslcr, ana fetirs, which NJ may 40 uhoef
! he sure conviction that proongauon o.
resistance GU ms part would DOT ohiy
be entirely useless but IN me ehd
! oisaslrous These last remarks have heen
| ualals suggested 10 IA ny the fate OF the War
saw Copfnence before that meeting traoeis
! was ia ou,g bouDd 10 retain position ia hir
kueGon. for here vas possibility OF the IN
terysption Of Austria which might have saved
! nim. Al present zee 10 prospeot oil his
! receiving reintofeamsnts by either req or iafid,
and therefore he il justified IA securing tor HIM
! se,i b, neg otianoa. an honorable retreat. We
! might quote instances IA which monaroas have
done worse and ia,en more ,gnominiotsiy. AZ
| instances. take James the Seoono, or Charles
The Tenth, or even Louis Philippe. Moreover,
| pi. cornition L. one calculated 70 excite popu-
iaI sympathy In Europe and 1t - oDy Shsn
We call 70 mind the alTocions deeds perpetual
"a under tie Bourbon dynasty. and look Tor
ward to all the good which III the fntnre his
rule IL TO be replaced by. that We willingly
consent to his final overthrow After that, and
| when Italy has turned her sword into .
| ulouph.hare ard when the arts have taken the
place OF the savage u,umpts OF war, then VIII
her people arouse tns mseives from thai species
OF GENERALIZATION into which, nationally, they
Rave fallen through the want Of a national lue
ana shine before the world With all the lnstre
Of q superior civilization For Italy mas set 10
rec the grandest days ., her history. Herr
| will be q kingdom which vii rise up with ,
stately growth, aud. while acting rs = CHECK
upon the power and controlling the political
actions Of France, will excite the wonder and
| admiration Of the world. just a. the old
Roman empire controlled the Gauis, 40 wi,
Italy control the French empire. Napoleon
we viii venture to say, hardly has suspicion
oi such result which mas eventually lead q
IN eS,npation OF his ogn dynasty. he ms
| takes the shadow tor the Substance. and
amin at hat be Will never achieve.
L III
been insii2sieo AMI promoted by en-
lights6ed Italians, who enjoy the educa
! ...cnai advantages Of dignity, moderation ane
prudence. There were the arst to rebel a9ains
tyranny. and the fret 10 De prosecuted tor x
doing, ara there il no doubt that they will b
the hIst TO advance the interests o. the ney
mcnarchy. For the organization OF new pro
viuces will ALLOW vide scope tor the display o
political and Legislative talents, II oeinl
Meth. possible nor desirable TO centraiize To-
administrator. The establishment Of s@parat
provincial assemblies Is therefore certain, ant
as each state viii he on = perfect equsii.
/ nothing better could be desired. With respec
To the Pope, with only the residue OF "a
provinces I'd supply the wants Of his coar
there Il. under present circumstances, ever
probability OF bis becoming msolven' " =
even, Of his not accepting suos'dy 'rom W
French Emperor. whiSh, however ~ou'a ON
tbe given on certain CO. d'uop9
avert either OF these esiis '' VIZ
with Victor Emanuel. his disl,k. 'o' $50"
only exceeded sy a similar feeling "'' o.
enteriains 10; Napoleon. We canuot cay. !.
that enc OF these three results WI occur W :
evi,ehie. II be, az al Italian, remains ~ nome
it 10 pslpable that be must renounce his te. w
raj sovereignty This, however, will not IL ,sen
his prestige az spiritual ruler one whit He
will still eoursh at Rome he supreme head 0,
the church, and receive the homage OF his sub
| jects throughout the world
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