Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-09-26
IMPORTANT NEWS FROM
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of the near approach oil general in Europe uari-
bAld is not only in Naples but is sweeping everything
before himif not in person. in SPIRIT elsewhere The
revolutionary movement is contagious and universal
The people everywhere are rising. The Papal Nuncio
has fed from Naples in fright and while Father GAvaz-
ii is celebrating re Dsms there Rome itself is panic
stricken. We learn of the Pedmonese going over the
border as if to give aid and comfort the Garbadians
But IL that movement goes on France threatens to in
terfere for the protection Of the Pope Then to offset
this there is a rumored alliance between England, Prus-
sa and Austria TO checkmate Fnce-so that, all in all,
yeritable crisis is approaching big with results which
will throw even the stirring Of last year into the
shade. We annex few details by the Europa, which
in connection with the news just to hand will illustrate
the present posture of affairs in Europe:
THE POPE AND LOUIS NAPOLEON.
Row. Sept. lst.-The French Ambassador had pri-
vate audience of the Pope the day before yesterday
Gen. Count de Noue, on taking the command oil the
French troops at Rome published the following order oil
the day, dated August 80:
ministerial decision appoints me commander OF the
French Force at Rome. The troops have long known
me and are aware how much 10 justice to their exact
discipline devotedness and excellent spirit Certain oil
the oya and systematic cooperation of their chiefs as
of the confidence of ALL cannot do otherwise than feel
pride at having continue the command which was left
me in such good condition by General Count DeGoyon,
TO whom we offer a unanimous tribute Of regret AT
present as heretofore duties the lndif-
ierent to the sentiments which may agitae the Roman
| population we have only wish-that Of assuring
them tranquility and not suffering disorder under any
shape or form. We shall thus give the strongest and
frmes support to the Holy Father and attain the sole
object we all desire-to fulfil the intentions Of the EN-
peror and to merit his appreciation.
The Paris correspondent Of the Liverpool Times writes
The dpeasure with which the Emperor views the res
outon taken by the Pope of condug the organization
of his army and OF his defense General Lamorciere
one of his political adversares has great effect on the
policy which he is pursuing az this moment French IL
fence has been proved poweres against the acts OF Gen
eral Lamorciere But in the event Of any mhap beia-
ling him. such circumstance would be far from dspleas-
ing at Paris aud the French has already ar
ranged how TO in the event OF the disoganzaton OF
the Roman army, and its consequent defeat which ap-
pears inevitable"
| A FRENCH MENACE FOR SARDINIA.
The Constitutional in article signed by Grandguil-
lot speaking of the intention of Sardinia to intervene in
| the States OF the Church, says:
ave should grieve to see Piedmont accomplish an ag
erosion which would separate her from the
Imperial policy.
"ranee, being The protector ofhs Pope at Rome, can
not but disapprove that any armed assistance should be
0iyea TO the iHsuSreetion it the Provinces.
1--WE hope Piedmont will not renounce the principles of
respect due to international right which alone pre-
serve our alliance with her.
1--WE also trust that the King will avoid political fault
which would be misfortune for Italy"
EXPECTED INVASION OF THE PAPAL sTATRsl
RoNE, Sept. l.-Gen. Lamorciere is preparing TO re-
sst any attack, and his troops well disposed. He
has concentrated 900 at Terraciua the point most
menaced when Garbadi shall have taken possession of
Naples The last accounts from Benevento state that
that province is in state Of complete anarchy. The
members of the municipal bodies have resigned and the
revoutionis have established committee which leyies
taxes and have demanded 10000 crowns from the
Archbishop. The committee were enabled TO arm
sufficient number of persons to overawe the authorities
The Paris correspondent Of the Liverpool Times says
"From all that can learn there seems doubt what
ever that the Sandman Government is present pepar
ed to Join the Garbadians in attack the State Of
the Church. and this strengthens the persuasion that all
the obstacles Of good understanding between Garibal1
and Victor Emanuel f any such ever existed have been
removed"
The following kilograms confrmatory Of the pre-
cediug statement:
TURIN Sept S.-The manager Of the Southern rail-
way has been requested TO prepare for extraordinary
transport Of troops. The Third, Fourth, Fifth and
Eighth corps darmee about TO be placed on war
footing aud the soldiers on furlough have received or
ders to Join their regiments.
TURIN Sept 9th.--The insurreCtionGry movement in
the Marches and in Umbria is extending The provision
al governments which have been established have sent
depuations to the King of Sarduia. The report that
Sandman troops have already passed the Roman frontier
is uniouuded reply 10 the umatum sent TO Cardinal
Antonelli is awaited.
RtF SEPT si,l l2n 7II Oh PeG publishes telegram
mon. would decide sending Sardinan corps darmee
into the Papa States the different Powers have address
ed energetic representations to Sardinia, declaring that
the Ponifcial government has afforded Piedmont no
pretext for this rupture.
Il is not known says the Patrio whether this attitude
of the powers has modified the resolutions of the Sar
dnian government Up to the latest dates, no Sardin
ian troops had crossed the Roman frontier Some so
lated bands belonging to the regular army had alone
entered the States Of the church
VICTOR ENANUELs PROCLAMATION.
TURIN Sept. llth, p. NJ. The King received o.day
deputaton from Umbria and the Inhabitants of the Mar
ches His Majesty granted the protection which the de-
puations solicited and orders have been given to the
Sardnian troops to enter these provinces by the follow
ing proclamation . 49,
L'Umbra TO establish civil order in the town, DESC
lated by misrule and to give the people liberty of
messing their own wishes. You will not fight against
the armies OF any Of the powers but will free those I'M
happy Italian provinces from the bands Of foreign adj
yenturers which inest them You do not 20 to revenge
injuries done to me- and to Italy, but TO prevent the
popular hatred from unloosng itself against the oppres
sors Of the country BY your example you will teach
the people forgiveness of offence and christian tolerance
TO the men who compared the love Of the Christian IA
therhood slamism. At peace with all the great pow
ers and holding myself aloof from any provocaton,
intend to rid Central Italy Of continual Of
trouble and dscord intend TO respect the seat Of the
Chief of the Church. to whom am ever ready TO give
in accordance with the allied and friendly powers all the
guarantees Of independence and security which the mis-
guided advisers have in vain hoped obtain from the
fanaticm OF the wicked sect which conspires against
my authority and against the liberties of the nation
| Soldiers l am accused OF ambition. Yes, have one
ambition and it is to preserve Europe from the connu
al danger Of revolution and war"
| THE ATTITUDE OF AUSTRIA
Count X schberg has instructed the dplomatc agents
of Austria abroad 10 seize every opportunity for de-
cang the lsity Of the reports that the imperial cabi
net intends to place itself at the head of a coalition
against France Count Rechberg says that Austria has
no other object than that Of leaving her state Of soa
ton by Of a concilatory policy, which would al
low her to maintain friendly relations with France
well as with the other great powers
VIENNA, Sept. ll.-Wha,ever may take place in the
States of the Church. the attitude of Austria will be
purely defensive as long her Italian frontiers are not
| invaded. All military preparations which are being
made present have other object than that Of
geticaly repeling any eventual attack.
VERY IMPORTANT! COALITION AGAINST FRANCE!
lie Nord (Brussels) publishes the following in promi
Aent type:
We have been for some days in possession of an i'm
portant communication which have hestated hither
TO to publish despite the confidence place in the
respondent who forwarded it to us. We publish it now
having received from the latter the confirmation of his
exactude.
1t concerns an arrangement three points which is
said to have been agreed upon quite recently between
England Austria and Prussia and the object Of which
would be TO prevent any Ueror Intervention Of France
By force of arms either ia Italy or tlStphere. The
three points are as fOllows-T three Powers engage
themselves
l. To oppose any military intervention Of France in It
~ under any preteIt whatsoever
2 To oppose any other military Intervention Of France
in Europe, without preliminary understanding with the