The New York herald., 1860-09-10

mainland, and already Reggie % IN their possess on
Dispatches received from Messna announce that on the
night Of the 10th the city illuminated IN honor Of the
departure a Garibaldi for the mainland. The General
received upon Engsh vessel chartered for that pur
pose by his agents in England, thirty thousand m aseis
and fifteen ried He AZ departed for Naples
with Colonel Bixo and i've thousand picked men. One
cannot account for the supineness Of the Neapoan
cruisers. steamer, with two thousand Carl.
baldians on beard, was run ashore on the
Neapoitan coast, In order 10 land the troops.
Three Nespoltan steamers were in sight, but waited be
fore nrng on the grounded steamer, until all the two
thousand men were safely landed. Beyond doubt the
King Of Naples cannot count upon his navy The name
Of the steamer abandoned is the Torino. nne English
war steamer, purchased at Liverpool has joined Carl
baldi's feet. In few days most important events win
OCCUR You may depend upon IL Austria win commence
her role An article published in to-days Coassiosnel
semi Officially states that the greatest good will aud
cord reign between France and Austria. This Ia deu
sve am well aware that to the representations just
made by France Austria has returned most peaceful and
accommodating replies but all know ho much dcpen
dence can be placed upon the promises Of Austria with
her, needs must she has other left she must
attack Italy; otherwise she becomes bankrupt in al
tempting 70 keep up such force venetla 0ne
thing know from positive Information short time
since this government discovered through the agency of
some very patriotic but very ndscreet Austrian dplo-
matists that Francis Joseph meant 90 war again
Italy st . moments notice. The Consequence was the
Emperor Napoleon made very energetic representa-
tons to Prince Metternch the Austrian Ambassador ut
this court who, Of course transmitted these representa-
tons TO his imperial master Austria at gave way.
But than Napoleon H. knows how little de-
he
She will attack Italy, and that very soon unless uosdi
ID arrested In his career.
We are now assured that the alliance between Prussia
and Austria depends upon the latter rcazng poll
soa reforms agreed upon At the Topz conference hs
10 all bosh. Prussia viii aid Austria in Of with
France In italy, nasmuch a. the Prussans have become
firmly mbued with the idea that Napoleon Ill intends
sa Re, sssc - own s,a mind
ceved hers will be our turn next and then comes that
Of England Napoleon Ill aveDsing the first Emperor
turn" Perhaps Prussia il right there at any
rate she evidently desires 70 anticipate her fate
By attacking double handed The Power she %
pretext but do NOT think win occur Italy, In this in
stance viii have, imagine, TO nght her own battles and
rbadi viii have 10 blame his own ardent tsmpcrament
that leads him ever onward. No doubt for mo-
ment that Austria can defeat the unorGanized troops Of
Italy but she would weary of the struggle IN the end
Hungary would surely rise once Austria fully engaged in
Italy.
II seems that speculaticns upon the question
dorient have ceased for the moment, but there mere
y lul In the storm. Tho expedition 10 Syria has sail
Cd, and Me news Of s arrival and econse9rent action
Powers who In this expedition bat the seizing up
Syria for the exclusive benefit OF France. Add
nsu IN 1s .sS through
the influence Of France be viii most likely be called upon
to rule over country ,bs, w under bis government,
has been said In political circles Of Turkeys Immediate
Of money and Of her solicitations upon thai
suiheri.y that he sultan win set no money IN rance
What England may do TO preserve the integrity OF the
Ottoman empire and thereby keep up her own influence
kIow-FIsnce will give OF lend Turkey money.
Tie friends Of the suez:caDal schome saneuine
for the future the opposition Of England will no longer
avail against thtm.
from letter written by Mayzni the be nor Of Austria
for many years. This letter will 10 Ar towards calm
ing the fears Of the friends Of bsy who were alarmed
around Garibalo Nszzins letter sbows that no fcari
need be entertained upon the subject. He says
Italy feels the Instinct of her future, but she has not
the full Of strength OF her duty. In
psee o seeking within herself she goes 10 seek strength
hom without Italy does on great scae that which The
rsbcr csssss do = small Military service n rcpug.
fseis substitute In Plus L. IN Leopold, In The Bourbon
tote m earbadsbrave, devoted worthy Of thcec Who
have chosen him Bri Gsribsldi Ia a man, and every
fAlbe, and you fee That the fatty OF the nation
depends once more on tie win Of single man The ma
ikn win follow Garbaldi On the road 10 Independence
bui the brave NiErd should arrest his steps there Is
10 fear that the nation will also lose the will OF
puthirK alone in that road. There win be deception,
dscouragemert, period a inacton II Ia not that
should fear for GaTbaGi either the entcement rsnK,
ihe tmptaon Of gold or the splendor Of courts thai
which must be feared for him the prestige oil frcrdy
vocehis confidence In the nfabili,y Of one beloved
person his reyusnance 70 ac' iha, person By refusal
m he thinks Victor Emanuel y lnscp.rsbe nom the
could not pursue sone the path which leads 70 usy-she
path n the revolution. Al least he could not do 70
srsn p s0.s have ne ,s
nsrbs 10 hazard their exiencc In order 70 pursue
Idea Now, the monarchy being unable 10 march In The
ir Il 70 40, ffas which Garibad hss done IN sIciiy-o
fve 70 The moDarchyby force 90 10 speak, or at least
ssos ~ open 40 e,. sssu sro y sn,es u ~ 'ns pro-
there d no Other way. To do this GaSbald ousht 70
reject every proposal Of truce or peace with the Bcur
country ana 10 rspol every specs Of iaton II be
does so sciy viii become according 10 The good
psa sesh, 70 sno~ sSs, srrsSsors ssrescrs1 By she
foreigner are compensated ~ analogous concessions else
he following oommusra,On hss Just been received
&c Genera caribaldi 10 II Cssbra Yesterday evening
Boa board The Esaiis and lurno, Il Isos.iss, ssa pro
ceeded fur Calsbrla All the troops embarked by
.sro u we s,sos, bs,ns nd - srs so About
men therefore, with Gsrlbaidiat their head In the
az the Ncspoians hose positions they win be abs
10 take IN Tomorrow without doubt, nssoyi
will have elected junction, and The royal army win be
In fuii rtusatv
Details OF the landing n the Gsribaidians have been
brought psrseilles BY the steamer Bc,rn which 90
tsr voyage from Corstsntlnope met the ota 81 eari
tad st the entrance of lne saats of Messna The land
ina took place Sunday The 1oh at half past three In
tie sfertocn, Cape dcr Arrni, stustcd about
hour's march from Rssgio The Dictator, who in the
- ar sh,,. a. sa~, :. sss ,cs,chs, sh. 49, ,a
sarbs ldsrs Ted by their officers, abandoned ves
eel, sne taking two or three cannon with them, immc.
dtsy directed their mafch 70 the nsghboving heights
They tctk tmr route alu0g read cut through
rccs the top of whrh lies ittic fortified vlllaec
called Cirque rustc. Whist the Decentralization was
showed Themselves 10 cnt q the point chosen by Carl
bsi5 after having IN vain endesvortd 10 rink the Wash
reton prevcrtt operation Tue chase given 10 The
haa By thase two NesLes not beng enoocssr