New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-11-06


after the meeting at Warsag, from WHICH oil the
reactionsls expect a solution OF the pending ques-
tons by an alliance Of Russia Prussia and Austria,
backed by Englishfeets snd English gold. They be-
heve that the Kings by the grace of God cannot al
low their brothers to be expelled and the Treatie
oflefs trampled upon 10y Napoleon, Victor Emanuel,
and tNribaldi. An aBti-TevOqtiOnary league is to
ressw the old territorial distribution of Europe, and
bring back the happy times Of absolutism- Still, the
French and English diplOmatists think that the
Warsaw conferences may result in quite different
solution viz: a peaceable remOdoing of the map Of
Europe through a Congress which would admit
the claims of Italy and compensate Austria in the
East. For our own part, We believe that the roll
INC wheel of national revolutions cannot be stopped
by diplomacy, aud that the coming year will witness
the complete independence of Italy and the liberia
ton of Hungary.
TURIN, Oct. 90 1850.
The Sandman army advances slowly toward
CapUa. 1t reached lsernia only on the 2ith
whence the communicst bstween Cspua and
Gaeta can easily be cut off. Victor Emanuel does
not wish to deprive Garibaldi of any opportunity
to achieve with his own hands the expulsion Of the
rOyshsts from their stronghold on the VOturnO
But after the great battle of tue lst and ID which
nearly resulted in Neapolitan victory and fright
ened all Naples, a strong auxiliary corps of Sar-
dinian troops we're dispatched by sea from Genoa
the Southern Capital to guard the positions already
conquered and to reassure the Inhabitants. AS
SIS the junction between the armies of Gsrlbadi
and of Victor emanuel is achieved, the King
tskes, Of course, the command of tue combined
forces; but at the fret interview with the
Dictator he will salute him as Field. Marshal and
A. A., I
Cialdini, and Fanti get the same title and rank,
and with them old General SOnnaz the octogena.
risn faithful friead of the King and Of his late
father. Farini will BIZ appointed the Kings
Lieutenant, with the most extended powers to or
game the Administration, which at the present
moment is sadly deficient. But the war will be
most eDergehcally carried on by the King, Fanti,
and Garibaldi, In order to expel Francis H. within
The shortest possible time from his AIngdom.
Tomorrow The vote will be taken Wheeler Naples
ana Sicily wish t0 be annexed to the Italian king
dom, and after the solemn decision by universal
suffrage the ex-KDg becomes, OF course, pretend
er and rebel II he continues his useless resistance
Still if is certain that BOmbinO has been advised by
Austria and Ri sia to hold out to the last that his
rights to the throne must not be forfeited by flight
or surrender before the Royal and Imperial meeting
at Warsaw has expressed It's opinion upon tan an
affairs Next ~ the war, there Is 40 greater event
now in Europe than that meeting, toward which
all ewes are directed Moody can, as yet even
guess 10 Shat result il may lead, since the ultimate
issue deIends upon Alexander's tickle character.
Prince CiorchekUn his Prime Minister, sul advO-
Gates friendship with France, and a somewhat re-
evolutionary yOlcy, the Only one which SUITS the
oriental plans Of the Emperor; but the Empress
and Ter brother the Prince of Hessla, have succeed
ed in alarming tie Emperor as TO NtpOeOhs revo-
Iutionarv tendcncies, which might result IN Polish
ins,,rrecton. For the last lew days, therefore,
hearty alliance with Austria Is becoming again
more prObable Still, while Austrlas chahces arc
ing on this side, she has lost ground III frus
sa' where the Prince Regent has, since the inter-
view with Queen Victoria at C0beptz, cOoied con
si3erabIy in bis sympatAes toward Francis Joseph
Even Lord PalmerstOn became suddenly reconclied
To France. al be saw that the Holy Alliance Is once
more 10 be furbished up. But the sympathy OF Eng
land for taly and GarlbaGi, and the effect oil Tue com
rnerciaL treaty with France upon the manuiactuthg
towns have largely contributed 10 TINS result IL"
Times In the interest OF the aTstOcracy anu a'eI9o
10 the alliance with Napoleon, trled lOr long WING
h write down the treaty injurious TO Epgsn IN
t,sts. INIT the changes in the French tarlh told 80
strongly upon the interests OF the manufacturing
,a,,,ystion that even the great Thunderer was 81
ten,ed and in spite Of the anti-French rile-corps
deuJuustf AtlOn, the probability VI war between
France and England has vanished Napo'
Loon f,retaw this result and therefore
Lent
ali ibe Summer lie did not wish, after the alarm
ocro.ioDed b. the annexation OF Savoy ana Nice,
IN f1obteu Europe by giving MS moral assstdhce 10
Ital, he went even 80 far III ms CONSERVATISM as
g. . ;tbdraw his ambassador from Iurln ana 10
rccuDv Viterbo and COrHetO, already freed from
to- Papal power. Under such auspices inc Con
ferenee Of Warsaw can scarcely lead 70 any sucu
result as Austria expects. coantloh Sgaln't
Trsrce has now DO chance, and an aggressive war
- Victor Emanuel would be olsSpprOyed by
Knssia AS well as by Prussia. Inc lunn
s+stssme, however LOOK still with some uneaslness
a. tbe Imyeria meeting They know that al the pres
enf ,oomeLt when a considerable Sdfdlalah corps
d,oro6e is employed al Naples, tho AustiianS are
strong enough by a DUd move, 10 conquer -AouoilS
and lhsps al the Emilia, and 10 marcn M'oIout
se,iaa,s on1osition into Milan. The new hhSaoh
has. as vet not had the time 70 ofganhq Oh CO.
az ia cone win the Austrian forces ana SIX months
- LAT are reauired 10 lead sniiIclent army Ih
H. field which NIL III have chance 10 holu ouI
against Austria They know, too that the AUS
TITAN prepaTatiOns lOr an attack have not Dech sus
nepded for the last three months, and tnat hOtnns
but the Wretched condition OF the hhahces anu
the fear lest NapOeOns ZOuaves should once more
cross the Alps, could have prevented an Austrian
invasion Now II Francis Joseph Is able 10 achloVe
at Warsaw any kind OF anti-French aliance-e'eh
80 q defensive kind out strong enough 10 prevent
Trsncb assistance from being given to Itay-he
-, ,,,sb headIong into Il Winter campaign as the
- means for preventing an Italian attack upon
20 In the Spring. Should, on the other hand,
,aa;en views prevail at the Imperial meeting, be
P-4 tLe his chance next year, aad Try the fortune
~ g., snole handed ~ ihe moment which seems u
Tsrnur 40 be- the most suspicious iCr ltaiy:
Nsnoleon again returns 10 bis Ola ldea oi great
Fnronean Congress for the revision " Tue e1aio7
LIE and proposes to settle the affairs OF ItAy'
vi 1910 az" Pr a. nrinciples Oi tine sQtH QHO,