The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-10-06

OF IT, but by an exclusive devotion to English interests
which he fears be menaced by the opening OF new
communication by with Asia, and which may by and
| by fall under the exclusive control Of France.
We America cannot appreciate the degree Of interest
with which this Suez canal project is watched by the
countries bordering upon the Mediterranean. Italy, in
her present Of liberation and unacation, has
from the new track which the commerce between the
East and the West 10 take For several years there has
been Published at Turin semi monthly bulletin Of intel
gence connected with the Suez project forming sltoge
ther body Of Information to which little be added
The withdrawal Of the French Minister from Turin lis
regarded bere act OF Difference to the old
tenn OF diplomacy than os sign Of the determination OF
France 10 break with sardinia is confidently believed
that Victor Emanuel has not taken his present bold step
without good understanding with his powerful and only
really effective ally.
Our Genoa Correspondence.
GENOA, Sept. IS, 1860.
TAe Inros,on Of TIE Pdpdl ratcs-Ldmoriciye in FsS-
Movements Of King Bonaba-Ths Relations Bevecn France
and Sardinia GaTibaldis Impesuosity, dc dc.
Last gave you notice Of the intended invasion Of
the Papa States by Kings troops. This week the
subjugatoA Of them Ia almost fact accomplished Gene
rails Fant and Cisdln have crossed the borders and
swept everything before them Pesaro, orvido, Sene
gaela Perugia and Ancona have all been liberated and
Lanorciere. by mastery move OF General Fanti, has
been divided from large papa force at Ancona that
he IL compelled 10 surrender the risk Of defeat
by engaging vastly superior force to try very diff
Abruzz 70 join the forces OF Francisco H. Lamoriciere
Ia In tx. The invaders calculate that within two weeks
the whole country will be acquired up the gates OF
Rome.
Francisco II. Is stll At Gsets, with s,meshiug less
than forty thousand This army is daily melting
away. he has appointed a new ministry, and keeps
up show Of royalty without the substance Of kingdom
All the provinces OF the kingdom OF the Two Sciles
have given In their adhesion 10 Garioald He steadi
esuasuS the new order Of shurs he ps; sSresscDeS
the Psa States and proposes 70 proclaim the annexation
Of the scies and the Marches and Umbra 10 the Ssr
dnisn kingdom from the Quirina This has occssioned
some squabelipg among parties Many desire immediate
xs,ion, and the Of Victor Emanuel by
himself invading the Papal States WILL II is thought,
Gsribadi to change his programme and produce
the desired annexation Il once.
As thought last week the steps taken BY King has
brought about complications not all desired with
France There 10 at present show Of much want OF ap
proval OF the step on the part Of Napoleon.
The King writes to him that he compelled TO act
be did TO prcssrve the people Of the Paps states from
massaxe and likewise to prevent collision between
bimscf prevents certainly the latter The danger Of
which seemed 70 him imminent.
Espclesn snswers THAI he does not wish TO mix himself
up with sandman politics. but desires 10 keep himself
Zee 70 act ~ time may require.
This does not look well But In view OF the brstling
front that absolutsm Is raising against Napoleon
throughout Europe can be Afford 10 lose his faithful ally
here A little, should say - 10 the coming struggle
Their Jahs together, and the blows that stricken
for the unity Of Italy fell well upon the shoulders Of
the enemies Of Napoleon.
The Rapture Between Cavour and Carl
baidi.
A letter from Turiu, dated the 18th ult Says
AS announced the official Gase1, Of this evening pub.
shes the ROYAL decree convokng Parliament for the "a Of
The session viii be very short one Il is even probable
that II will net exceed ten days The policy OF the go
yernment A. rs actually represented By the csvorr
sitcn with the policy OF Gsribsid and bis psrtsAns
the representatives Of the nation win be called upon
should Imposing majority declare itself In favor Of
the policy OF the present Cabinet Couot Csvour will Of
well informed ~hen say that the ntentoa Of Count
TO &C, viii unninchns energy Ia the accomplishment
o. the new duties witch vote Of confidence Of tue Par
lament viii entail upon him.
In . doubtful Insulating majority shot a sup
port Count Cavours policy, he win Immediately resign
concessions frsm Garibald, which under ell clrcum
sanccs, quite Indispensable 70 prevent the Italian
movement entering fatal path
AZ the present the slightest concession can
be expected from Gsribaid NJ Dcpretn hes completely
GsrbsId 70 snper sicily !, once 70 sardinia me pcss
tor will not hear Of annexatlon until the day when What
be calls his programme shall have been carried out
which IA nothing So than the promise to make Rome
toe capital Of the Italian empire, and conquer Venice
snould he oven consent 70 make some mobilization In
bis plans, IL would never bolt Garibald hmsov who
hs Just written 10 the King letter brought 70 his
Majesty by OF the 9ep~ras aides de camp-exccpt
% the ccndon that NM cavour and farin should
ms y The actual state Of affairs Form your own Juss
mcut - 20 how repcte II In with danger.
Another letter also dated the l1ih ult, says
Gsrfesdi continues 70 organize his government In the
sense of his o~n policy ! have already alluded TO NM
y goes Naples Secretary General Of the Dictator.
shp. Hn acceptance IL the moro remarkable ~ he de-
clned sittiug IN the Parliament Of which he member
90 as 20, 70 take the cath 20 the King CAi.sneo il
the advocate Of federal republic IL curious enough
90 see him called for By the party which vas the nr.s 70
hoist absolute unity As lite motto
The claims Of NJ Cattanco N Garibaidis favor are a
violent pamphlet aganst the session OF Nice and pro
nouDced sntipsthy against Count Cavour.
reported tha, the annexationst ministers Of Naples
VIII reign. scsloJs and even n Liborio Romano,
principal members Of the government OF vspies arc LON
nsrds. Lomesrdy u The province which has provided
there that the element most hostile 70 Count csvour 10
strongest
ffcm srsnev IL ~isee neocssayy 70 conquer again
rom Gsrihald, but fancy the political SKIN Of Count
Csvour -il arrange ever, thing
The dictator stu Asks for volunteers which
prvves hs nrm intention Of continuing the war lbs
agents not stepped, out obstacles thrown their
way.
OPINIONS OF THE ENGLISH rRrss.
Prom the LONDON Poet sept ~
Italy destined once more 70 illustrate the truth Of the
old maxim, thai "by concord thisgs become great
AMI mighty that By discors the strongest are shattered
and overtero-uf The day In which that belief shall
gain ground The day which the best friends on Italy
Win be mournfuily compelled 10 orn ~ truth viii De
oarker Day Italian story than that witnessed the
Charlie Albert hs army q, Novara Yet uplcss the
mercy Of God shall control the passions and check the In
.snpssnse. Q. MAJ this day q calamity and shame
can fope, OF the meet anxious ficnos Of Italy can
spprthend. The despatch which informed " of |
the rrremptory demands addressed by gsribsl. |
q w. King Victor I'm snuei W dismiss Count \
tsvour aud senor farnl, and " garrison Naples With
thuty thousand tn other dssys,.h that Msxxnis
former colleague the Ronsn uiuv rate siguor san
hss been appointed gsribadi 10 the Dictatorship ~
s,ss aanouecemene sil y received -ita unds-
hfttened rstrp,s In italy fsef, but BY tie wsrmest
wei ~sh-re 70 Italian liberty and undergraduates Ia other
Asos Ana this from causee wholly irresp~ctve OF the
persona Qua ues possessed BY the srdinyn statesman
whom Gsrihsdl wishes " dsplxce, the ev triamvr
whom he has raised 70 power There psssscs
IN The career Of Count Csvour which, swsrc, vi
oy ne meSs bear = very n1rcs scruiiny There