The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-07-28


lPAHIs, July IL, 1860.
IN, Prospects Of Gdrbadi--Hs ChaTac,er--.ipliky Of
he Sieiitans-Prospcci Of the Frggsr-i Concession Of
Francis H. Being Aocptei-Gariba'ai's Policy-Pye-
pcrasions Of arB-Condiion Of Teneia-The Conssi-
tuition Granted by Frdneis 1.-The Eastern Question
The Massacre Of the Czriaians in Asia Kisor-Action
7alen by England and Frdnos-Nopo,eon About 10 ISL
Nice and Saroy, dc.
I have nothing new 70 communicate regards Sicily,
save The that Garibaldi and Disguised
with the people for whom be has done much Even
the higher classes hang back, leaving the Lbera,or 10
manage as est he can The character OF aribald Is one
peculiarly adapted make him the leader Of army,
but snguiary uniting him TO &C. Statesman. He
too eager, might say, too sincere, to make good
diplomat As regards sicily he s sincerely anxious to
lbcrae that country apparently than the
sicans who, that the moment has arrived for them
10 act earnestly and calmly-ior them 10 organize
government and army, and sbow tina, they worthy
Of bcrtseem 10 stay all proceedings their part and
wait that others do for then what they should do them
selves Beside this apathy on the part OF the scIlisns
who the excitement prodnccd by the rst struggle
over, longer wish 10 act soldiers take
into the mpctuous temperament Of Garbald
He wishes 10 20 with too much rapidly Ia fact he
Is march ahead there must alter him
person TO take Of what he has conquered he
longer prizes anything he has succeeded gaining
II. with him II Is EDWARDS. No had he oh.
tanned advantages in Sicily than he thought o:at
proceeding the land. Were b. conquer Naples
and Rome, be would leave them 10 their fate
and march venctiA Il Is this impc,uosity
that Is now a serious drawbsck in the Affairs
OF Sicily There Ia, yet, government there Cart
baldi's ministry has been dsrncmbcred the General IL
angcrcd against all parties, the scans look supney
They do not like excrtion, complain that they
cusiomcd TO solo ors that there IN military
element in the country and acting In such
thoroughly disgust their best friends. who fear that
they win end ,by accepting the Troacred concession Of
Francis H. from supinencss Let hope that such
viii not be the Garibaldi Il, well aware, de-
termincd 10 continue his campaign against all that cp-
poecc the great idea he wishes 10 carry outhc unity OF
Italy. To do this he viii, fear leave the siclans get
along the best way they can, and with his own
followers proceed TO the main Land, attack Naples
rouse the subjects Of the Pope, and, having sue
coded in doing, attack tho Ansirisns vcnctls
am afraid that then the great libcra,or vii
find that unorganized Italy cannot compete with the
trained and well disciplined armies Of Traucs Joseph
VIII France In that send another army the aid OF
a people for whom abe has already done inucP IL Is
doubtful a. any rate she wishes ~ avoid any such
ccesity Hence the present time my certain know
ledge the Emperor Napoleon n cndcavoring restrain
bcrsior France wishes 10 .ec sicily free her as,tu
tons firmly established, government formed and the
country protected by sufficient army. Garibald must
do his work well he goes along he wishes the sup.
port Of far seeing sovereign AZ Louis Napoleon, who
has sympo thes Tor those who cauno keep what they
have won Austria, brcsceng opportunity 70 enter
Italy since of the Scan struggle, has
been making gigantic preparations. was tsought that
abe piled 10 aud munitions OF In vcne
tia until there longer tor more. THAI she had
amased troops there until more Ispace was ol
cupiea But the last few months have proved thai she
could st add 10 the number Of and troops and
uuw IN hupt
bound roops that Francis Joseph keeps there ready 10
seize von What he may deem the oppertune moment
hls lpHan provinces. The Emperor Napoleon
vel srSsorhs q, and be determined 10 avoid posi-.