Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-09-27
The EUROPEAN CRISIS!

The New York correspondent Of the Philadelphia
Ledger states that private letters by the Adriac, from
influential commercial and financial sources in London
and Liverpool speak of the growing IMPRESSION there,
that the revolutionary movement in Italy, is TO eliminate
in general the continent aud that TOO, before
the end of the year. Stress is laid upon the ugly fact
that the Garibaldi movement is now too powerful Tor
arbad himself to control and that nothing but French
Intervention can prevent it from serving the Pope as it
has already served the King Of Naples within sixty days
of date That intervention will be resisted by Sardinia
and il Sardinia is attacked England Prussia and Aus
ta are understood be agreed upon coming to her as
sistauce
In view of the threatening aspect Of things as thus eI
hibed capitalists and business are beginning TO
show extra caution to enterprises that have reference
TO the future The feeling is that something momentous
is going to happen and until the fate Of the Pope is set
tied one way or another it would be difficult TO get rid
of that feeling We take the following extract from
letter in the New York Espyess dated Paris Sept llth
We now look for OF actual hostlities in the Pa
pal States and the gravity OF approaching events eau
not be over estimated With Garibald on the South, and
Pedmontese regulars the North; short work would he
made of IsmoHcere and the Pope himself but Tor the
presence Of the French 10 Rome Will Garioaldi pause
before the serious responsibility Of conflict with The
troops commanded by General de None, backed by not
less than 500 600 men? 1t would indeed, be strange
spectacle TO see the nation which only year ago en-
tered the field with the declared intention OF ioeratnS
Ialy "from the Alps 10 the Adratc, suddenly turning
her poNern arms against the people TO whose ndepen-
den, aspirations she herself gave the hrSt great Impetus
But il by no means safe declare that such an anC-
ay may not speedily be realized; and II 1t should be,
Europe will be conyulsed by war, compared Win
which the campaigns OF Napoleon will sink into nsig-
Iii. I'D T. iaar Tho hug
ration for the coming Storm Germany is making every
exertion 70 accomplish unity aud Austria will doubtless
sufficiently humilate herself before Russia TO obhterate
the remembrance of Francis Josephs base ingrainde
in 1883 and secure the alliance OF the Gar strong
fort is being made also avoid the rock OF danger in
Hungary by concessions satisfactory to the now dscon
tented and menacng populations OF that county, Whle
the heel of the tyrant ground sn deeper INTO the q
erinc flesh OF Nenea and the mot doTdrs Is mo cohces
.ion-no quarter Armed legiOns throng the frowning
ramparts OF the quadratera ready to overflow the lost
abandoned plains OF Lombardy on the first agrees
sye movement from free Italy
Correspondence Of the Paris Coniht"tionnel
TURIS, Friday, Sept. Z, 1860.
The Cravest piece Of news is that Ult;mGt,1a has
certainly been Ssnt 10 the Pontifcdi Government call
lug on IT, in order insure the tranquility OF the sar-
dnan frontiers and for the sake OF humanity 10 dissolve
Immediately The free corps kch hare been organized ~
its States under The orders Of Gen. de Lao'ieere The
note of the Government insists that a. these corps are
in great part comprised Of Austrian soldiers who have
taken service with the aud even by order OF their
Government their presence in the Ponuhcal territory
constitutes flgrant violation OF the principle Of non
intervention which admitted and recognized in the
peace of Viafranca. Il is not necessary TO add that
every one here expects that the OF the Cour.
of Rome ,riR BE- IN the negative, and that consequently
hostitigs will be Immediately commenced Military
measures have been taken here in provision OF such
contingency.
viii Austria see with an Indifferent eye the conflict
which is about TO take place between Gen De Lamorci
ee aud the Srdinian army Last night We received
the news that the AstridnS had made an extraordinary
concentration Of troops i the ManGR terrt!oTy on this
side of the Po their central point being the village OF
Borgoorte 1t is said that the corps dGrmee assembled
consists of $4,000 men,
Correspondence Of the Journal G.s Delct'.
TURIN Friday, Sept. 7, 1860.
The situation ia becoming very serious. Tnc mainte-
nance of the temporal power Of the Pope in the city OF
Rome only aud the suppression OF the poat,al army,
are facts of no little importance in whatever light they
may be viewed On the other hand is certain that the
annexation Of the Marches aud Umbra is absolutely in
dspensable il Naples aud Piedmont are TO form one
Kingdom Ii is equally certain that the Government in
tends by occupying these provinces with the regular ar
N.Y. 10 put an end 10 Glrbads MISSION unless he should
be disposed TO make var on the French Rome, the
Ars,rars in Veneta Political reasons, therefore, are
rot wanting to explain If not to justify, the occupation
Of the Marches aud Umbria. E'ery here seems TO
think that war with Austria is not unlikely to be the re-
suit of all ills notwithstanding the Of non-in
terventon. The Government has been informed that
the Ausaus during the last days, have been con-
centatiug considerable forces BOrgOortc from which
point Romagua and the duchy Of hodena are equally
menaccd Military preparations consequently push
on with the utmost activity.
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