The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-09-22


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will put stop 70 both parties
Our Paris Correspondence.
PARIS, Sept. 1, 1880
Subsequent Reraction-Haly for the Ha,ians-Napoleon
Soon Propae General Disarmament Of Europe, dc.
The affairs Of Italy assuming each day more and
more importance Al Turin the idea OF unity of govern
ment for all Italy hss 6iuDphed As shown by the fol-
lowing factThe Caviar Cabinet, urged By its head,
wished to stop at all hazards the progress Of Garibad,
and they acted accord ngy although manesty against
public opinion In Turin well in all parts Of King
Victor Emanues domnions. But their actions were
popular and wishirg his powe, Count Cavour
sent to the King his resignation The King at sign
fed his desire Of seeing Cavou and when the latter pre-
scented hmse before his Majesty be told that II be
insisted upon It his resignation would be accepted but
that such step would In no way interfere with the pre-
sent movement In Italy, and that Cavours successor
would encourage that which Is evident s the desire OF
The whole Italian people, The Count is an ambitious
an, aud he felt that he TO 60 out OF power upon
plea that unpopular his chances for future greatness
small indeed. So the Minister chose TO retract MS
movement by beginning policy marked by greater ati
tude to the that wished TO join Garibald You
may consider that last struggle against Italian unity
has taken place the part Of the Sandman Cabinet,
which that II give way TO the universal Italian
sentiment for the future The Mazznans beginning
10 assume importance ITALY, the they seek
to ally themselves 70 the Gsrbaldi party At Milan
"Committee OF Italian Unity" is formed, which has al
ready assumed great importance In the estimation Of the
people This committee advises the Neapotans 10y pro-
clam atoms printed at Nan TO refuse annexation 70 Sar
DINA 1t recon the rejection Of the vice royalty
OF Prince de Cargnsn and urges upon the sciians the
unity Of ali Italy under one government. This is done
because the Sandman Cabinet has sent deputy 70
Palermo charged to intimate the desire Of King Victor
Emanuel that the Of Sicily allow universal
suirsse 10 declare itself Ms regards annexation.
queer complication Of the troubles Of the Neapolitan
government has just occurred. Baron Brenier, the
French Ambassador, Who your readers will bear In
mind time Knocked down IN the streets
Naples Ina severely MT = s s ia ds
images suffered by French subjects At the bombardment
Palermo Suspect that France wishes 70 be In at the
death, and that she will hurry fate that 10 evidently
impending Is asse rted here that Syracuse the
uncle Of the King will the government - soon
ter the King assuring him that there remained nothing
for him 70 do but leave the country ! must tell you
that tie soveInmsnt o. victor Emanuel ,s evI
gle with Austria Troops that were 70 have
formed q camp at 1recate, some distance from
stioDs Mncio while At Novara and vercell pre-
par for the lodging Of great numbers Of troops are
being made Take into consideration that Austria has
SEQ 600 troops In venea, and you will understand that
my prophecies Of impending Struggle are well founded
must state a striking confirmation OF the war
news-Prince Meternich, the Austrian Ambassador at
Paris has left here, oeensiby to pass some wee on bis
property in Crota but my certain knowledge the Am
has closed the embassy and discharged all the
and employees This looks a. though his Excel
lsncy had no idea OF n speedy return.
Prince Nurat has published In one journal . letter
which osayows all intention his part Of creating dis
tuTbaneee In Naples and asserts that be encourages no
In such The Prince states however, that
be hores day TO visit Naples, with the consent Of
France
TIC Emperor Napoleon, doubt, has but little desire
10 the jealousy Of Europe by putting relative on
the throne Of Naples Al Marsees the Emperor viii de-
liver discourse upon the present stale OF European
oas calculated TO tboee ho will be reassured
II III 10 be to the assertions OF Lord
Paipcrston. I may here mention that The Emperor Ma.
poIeon will In thort time-as am positively assured
good authority 10 the great Powers OF Europe
bona fcc general disarmament. Such q proposition
would fear sadly eubarrass Austria, Russia, and per
h,l*, peace loving England. II will show up the humbug
those Powers that continually cry ing out that
France arming for offensive purposes IL will also de-
that ,hcse who really desire peace are few In
deed In these In all other matters appertainng TO
AIMED forces France rs Immensely superior other
Power ID Europe; she can dsarm al any moment
other great European Power can or will.