New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-09-12
AFFAIRS IN FRANCE.
From Our Own Correspondent

From Our Own Correspondent
PARIS Aug. "a, 1860.
The accepted version of that famous Austrian
note now is, that Austria presented TO the Cabi-
net of Turin, through the Prussian Minister, OBJ
servations " on the enrolment Of revolutionary vol
unteers in his Sandman Majesty's States, and ex
pressed the confident hope that his Majesty would
put stop to it, and stick closely to the Vllafranca
prelimnaries and the Zurich treaty, as Austria has
stuck. sticks, and will stick. Nothing meuacing in
the note. An analogous note on the same subject
was at the same time communicated to the French
government which French Government approves
and sends down hortatOry note to Victor Emanuel
that he approve. Hence the recent measures taken
by Sandman Government to check further enrol
ments for Gar baldi of whom, for the rest, Cayour
is nearly as afraid, and with nearly as much rea-
son, as King Francis is. The fact of il is, thst
the movement Of which Garibaldi is the military
leader is getting more and more out of CayOur's
control. The dissenslOn between the two is mis-
fortune for Italy, but natural and, however regret
able not bamable in either of the equally sincere
patriots.
Meantime, the movement goes on. Giribaldi,
not having had leisure 10 read the numbelless
columns Oi ADVICE ana caution winch Inc IURcS,
Grandguillo and other journalistic notOrities offer
him. mas landed in force on the main land. From
Naples, for the last few days there has been per-
feet stampede Queen Mother has fled to Spain;
Gen Filangieri ran to Frances the rraif OfnOblesse
have emigatcd III great numbers h. Rome AMI
MaTseilles; the King has his goods, crown Jewels,
and all the money he could find in the treasury on
sbiphoard, ready for trip up the Adratic. That
he will be trpped up at Naples before long pretty
certain on that point, he is honestly in accord with
public opinion The Lazzaroni and the annexation
lists alone await the coming of Don Peppino. The
rest of the citizens scud out Of town with an aic-
rty of fear that would be laughable did it not in
spife serious anxiety for the possibility Of free
government. On occasion of a false alarm of Carl
badi's approach the other day national guard, in
full uniform called out to defend the c ty against
the invader, took refuge on a French ship in the
port 1t Is but justice to the Kings Ministers IL
note the firm sincerity with which they endeayor to
maintain falling cause. singular proof of its
weakness is that Government can get no service out
Of ITS own navy, aud dare not send it against Carl
baldis half dozen poor steamers and feet of fishing
boats; nay, great and well founded is its dstrust
in this respect, that it dare not employ its own navy
tO transport troops and provisions, but has at this
moment freighted for such service nine French
steamers at a monthly expense of ii6. 900 francs,
while It's own vessels are lying idle.
il is very noticeable that the strongest advocates
here in Paris OF divine right in general, and King
Francois night IN particular, now generally give up
the Iatters case as hopeless and charge the fault in