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Position Of Garibaldi.

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Havs as from my friends, may Carl
.bab6 waif exclaim. He has conquered
all his enemies, SO that they dare no
stand before him for "a instant, wert
il not fer the Interpolation of his allies
30 faeas the King of Naples is CON
seTnsd, be may 4aid TO be annihilated
His naRy only followed che liberator o.
4taly at Sufficient distances TO see. moi
20 modest his movements. The army
esaid not b depended apon, the mer
going over tbs moment an opportunity
Of doing so presented itself. antff, al.
most without scratch or eight, he or.
lived ct Salerno. town Of neaf twenty
thousand inhabitants. only about thirty
miles south of Naples. The latest re.
poFs ia shat he bad entered Naplea
The King Of Naples. With most Of
his plate and pictures, had embarked
en- beard . shfp-af.War for safety. and
EGs about, 30 saek refuge andee q for.
etg6 gorsrnmeDt. Utterly imbecile
and weak. his army deserving him, err
'eytAinR wosla drop quietly, and az Q
natter Of coarse, inta the hands of the
coming ran. but for the feet Of Victor
Hmmanuel. sent t. precipltate a rsvo-
4latioe before. the arrival of she real
here Of the deg,
IL nov seems to be @eii understood
that Eapelson and Qoant Cavour have
cooked ap terms OF settlement for italy.
bsNs and Venetir are not TO be allow.
cd to ba nolested az present, end until
Napoleon's royal pledge is satisfied
The plan appears TO be for the agents
1t Vistof Emmanuel to head off Carl.
Aal& BY taking the lead of the revo-
-hsfqu, ana saying then 60 him in effect,
tAss far shalt thou come, but no fur.
shen Lord Palmepston seems perfect
y 70 understand this arrangements, and
has sveH sent message to persuade
GaHbaldi 70 acquiesee 10 the arrange.
asnG Bot however he may seem to
- quiet. be viii never rest until either
D As ir lis grove or oil Italy, including
Ae.A Venfes aad Rene, are liberated.
10 r. aos impossibls that plan of
tsss aert y alresdy srraagea at the
Hrsnch Cesrt An Italy, sfcept Rome
'seStss nsighhorhood. and perhaps We
eSee, icing enclosed h che dominioas
- Vhter Emmanael. var vill ensue
kes~een Anstris end Sardinia, in the
7esEsse Of which ysniee win be seized,
e anItaN- aaR aeiseit. t9~ot, Fraase
viii nos satsrposs to prevens Sardinia
being excessively cat op. che Emperor
fsving promised skis, bet also having
promised aes 20 rate war upna Aus.
tgts. as in thss eese Russia and Prussia
wesM sntsrpeee ON che ether hand.
VIII Garfbaldf, Nenoseoa can de-
aHtAiag. either b. threats, promisesor
'ssu9remisee. Tbs ex-tailoy chandler
ef 6tstsn Isised despisss the present.
asvos Of FFeacs, rsnsmbszing per-
-, eAs story that he encs got into
TO hands Of the Nets. York Police
I'D wholly igHoree all the Emperor
- do g nas. On this account it is
tkss Napoleon eressrfed TO see Naples
syalgt;oai2ed hesete the arrival Of Ga.
FaHs e possible Ths General IL,
foweSers 500 brisk for him, and mar.
ehes ahsed eeall time and calculations.
g is not going 20 stop short of a lit.
ss trKr Of eighteen shousand tnen.-
"a 81 course marched straightway
a.d fnmediately after The last accounts
cad probably without striking any Sc.
z0ns blow. entered Naples, The only
aasstson Seing whether be or some
agent fsseeted by Sardinia end France
fssll to elected Dictates. There is no
s1sstSon hos shse the people Of Italy
wasd presae him, but they have had
90 many experiences Of the interference
Sf pretended friends, like the French,
pssting down freedom and dividing the
energies Of the people that they viii
ssosaoly assent 20 anything rather than
rsa tf's Dish Il distsacting the popular
fsshng, or enbjecting the revolution to
asasd foreign interference,
One thing Is serlain, the King Of
Sardinia Win nos deserve well OF italy
es tie confidence II he lends himself 10
any scheme shas shall mar che glory Of
SaFibaidl. through French or any 9th.
ssiRfiasDes. Possibly Victor Emnan.
eel may suppose that With Naples con.
sacred. this Dietator might aot be 80
Wiling 70 resign bis power, but suffer
the popular selling 70 make him Kins
sf Nsslea So far, howsver, he has
shown himself most loyal as lieuten.
ans Of the King Of Sardinia but II he
wsrs elected King bimseH, and to &c.
sept Il, there can be no question but
that he would be better entitled TO the
thrsne than any other man living. 4
SUpposing Naples subdued, ash07
Sess 2 b the great question. We