The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-11-19

on bis own suggestion. Both Auslri. and Prussia
IRE understood to have declined sccsd,us 70 any pro
posais Tor she modification OF the treaty OF 1866,
Cor tehakoa and Rechoerg having TIER first inter
View is raid allowed their zeal 10 hurry into
warmth OF expression This result GIT have been fore
eeen by any moderately luainted with the
stale Of Europe IL plain thai Russia will help her
ally without driving hard bargain aud Austria, being
such cost There certainly do remain behind conside
,atons 70 which We may come day have moro pirtlcu
larry to direct attention The tide Of revolution Ia 1878
broke In vain the Emperor Nicholas boassed, the
granite OF holy Russts but IL may turn out that the
present aood strong enough to wash away the proec
wholly Incorrect, the Emperor Alexander las been mucs
startled by the attitude OF the Poles who his visit 70
WARSAW received him With ooOlaess wd,n he f.ucisd
highly significant. Having relaxed much Of the
suictness OF his fathers rule, and given the
Peles : liberty TO which they had been unaccus.:
,hipss, nigh, have expected f.vOrass reception. sa.
Ie silence Of The population has seems, only tended
10 confirm suspcons that were abroad before his visit
Tha the Poles are upquie, and tha, the In
stgaed from support powerful quarter Is said 70 be
the belief Of y. Petersburg should these saspcions
gether but Will, think, be long before they take the
neld in such cause the Austrian dominion In Italy
An Incident OF tne Action ut sssss.
Latter IN the Paris Daats contains sne folowing:-
"As ~ Cale mi reached SperanSsno, fag trace
came 70 oquesi an interview for The Marshal OF the
Kipg Of Naples SalzADo, ubo commands u CspuA CiAl
dp granted The request and aazano 70 head guar
prot<st He that the conduct OF tho King
Piedmont altogether unexampled In history Ihs.
there instance Of king Invading states OF
other prince who his relative and had a rays bsen
friendly terms without declaration Of He
acdcd, that the army Of King Francis H. indignant
at this FACT and determined 10 die In the defence OF
It's master Cialdin listened without interruping him
or betrsy ing the ess emotion, and endeavoring
TO Danish from his oJuntenAnco the iron,al smile
baoituN to him. When SAzano bad concluded his
speech, he replied, Very good; ! SEQ that shall
not come 70 understanding 10 day; come again 70
morrow; you WIN, perhaps, then be more composed 70
speak TO the X ng." Add Sszano dis missed. CiA
dn had intended 10 the mountain route by Roccs
Mfana, and fall upon the enemy bet ~een the Co
rgao sessa but the roads being found altogether
impossible Tor artillery, he was obliged TO change his
plans This bold stroke would perhaps have decided the
cutting of the retreat Of the roy aists aaes
driving them pe NEIL into the Garisano. Il was,
however found impractcabe TO the Kings great regret
he intended 70 have been present In person After
batting hour at Teano, Victor Emanuel pushed on
TOWARDS the le Of the Gargliano having with him 40
regiments and half Of battery. Az the foot of the
mountain OF san GulAno Q hamlet called Sessa
sixteen bsitaiops or NespolitAn Chase drawn
up IN OF battle the slope Of the
mountain, were waiting for them, behind trees
walls The Pedmoutsse line also formed In patoons
and the rne began. The Nespoltan rifles being better
than those the Piedmonese and carrying farther
sardDian sole began suffer considerably, and had
good many woaDced. Victor Emanuel then ordered TO
charge with the bay onet. The order exc
outeo. ie~ voieys Of grape finished the struggle
royal In disorder leaving good nber
Of prponers ard some dead, but not 80 many Of the
latter as the P.edmontese had lost