Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1860-11-10

ITALY, GARIBAIDT, &c.--Garibaldi has
followed up his great bnt dearly bought
victory Oh the Volturno by taking Capua
and forcing king Bomba and bis troops to
retreat to Gaeta, where they would make
their last stand against the revolutionary
movement. In the recent battles Bomba
has been personally engaged and has
achieved a reputation for courage and per-
severance which will be valuable to him in
retirement. But il is evident that nothing
con restore his lost power, and any further
struggle with destiny is USELESS The latest
accounts left the king Of Sardinia on the
way to Naples, aud his troops were about
toenter the country ut three different points.
The Neapolitans are to vote on the question
of annexation to Sardinia, aud that form Of
expression Of the well known popular choice
alone remains to make the Neapoitan
peninsula part Of the great italian kingdom.
The apparent differences Of policy between
Garibaldi and Victor Emmanuel are now
wholly removed, and whatever concession
has been made has been quite as much on
the part of the Sandman cabinet as OF
Garibaldi Indeed the declarations Of
Count Cavour, tho Sandman minister Of
state, at the opening of the chambers at
Turin, although conservative aud concilia'
tory in tone, are all that any reasonable
Garibaldian could demand in their pnrport.
Cavour does not hesitate to declare that
Rome must become the capital of regenerat'
ed and united Italy, and that Venetia must
be delivered from the grasp of Austria
while he insists only upon delay in the at,
tempt to accomplish these objects until
Sardina has consolidated her present acquisi'
tions and convinced the other European
powers that she has the ability to mplcte
the original program. 1t is of course d.
plomatic necessity that Napoleon should re-
monstrate at every fresh movement of the
Italian revolution, but the Sardiniau govern
ment evidently understands the true import
Of these remonstrances and respectfully
ignores them. Austria expects an assul
upon her power in Venetia and is energeti
cally preparing for it. 1t is eyen intimat
ed that she is placed at disadvantage i
compelled to wait till Sardna has reduced
her new possessions to order and is ready Il
concentrate all her force upon Venetia, ant
the aTowals of Cayour in respect to thai
state are held to be a virtual declaration
of war If only Sardinia was concerned
Austria would not hesitate moment in re-
newing the war Of last year. but if she as
sumes the aggressive it will be violation O
the compact of Villa Franco and Napoleon
viii be compelled in honor to go to the sup
port Of Sardinia. Thus Austria is in n ser
ious dilemma !; if she waits till Garibadi aDt
the Sandman government are ready to oper
ate on Venetia its defense will be made at {
disadvantage, but if she strikes blow whilC
Sardinia is otherwise occupied and lily pre-
pared for defense, she will have France al
well as SARDINIA TO contend with, and the
prospect will be the loss of Hungary anG
the Tyrol as well rs Venetia. Whateve
may be the present course ofevents we lool
10 the redemption of all Italy as set dow
upon one of the unfolding pages of history
and it is not entirtly preposterous to suppos
that Austria may listen to friendly counse
and avoid hopeless struggle by selling
Venetia to her old enemy. -a