The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-11-13

elements OF diecord they eparing OF 1
their bounty. Whist LAmorclere has said. however but
confirms information to which have occasionally alluded
n ihase letters
me plight OF saribadi is not tho bcs. In the world
DO has eco hovs de oomtat He has not more than
go t for the ted for the Aabrians have begun
= Ind ihs work rather hotter tssn they approve "e
Tho towards eave and OILY the brave stay behind"
SAID GaIiealdi one day and, 10 and behold, than
haf hang down their Arrns. II found also that .
q Inc Naples and a.sss carrying
The ex King shat might interest him and that
me fame ex KING rensted orders 70 the Ministry Of
srrvsl Of Victor Emanuel wiz probably give new turn
to this g.ate Of tlrnss.
No light n.erex felt in Paris society respecting the
reception American citizens giving 10 the
young grandson of the former monarch Little things
the the Of the world more
~ great 1t was little thAng that severed the child
from It's mother country, and who knows but Q little
thing might unite them once more Say what you viii,
Is the remark the craving for unity mighty fact in
nerent In mans nature Experience OF the tyranny OF
desposn has done than create desire TO modi
~ rather t abolish IT, In England your Parliamen
ary crss yrsnoc periodical revolutions have the
desired Effects We have the unity OF power, without i9
license The Roman republic fell 70 pieces as the country
became great The American republic will day imi
tate the children Of Israel and sigh for king IKE those
win become weary Of the eternal Interruptions which
-ude democracy entails; they VIII see That division OF
labor 10 natn Al result o. siyizaton and that govern
mcnt apart from the busy negotiations Of life
monarch OF our own then, 30 TO say, VIII save these
eutless, wearisome appeals TO popular passion court
will give nucleus around which our gigantic wealth
will eaiher American citizens ms cad Of galioping
the world In search Of extraneou polish returning with
nothing the loss OF their republican simplicity; will
standard Of manners Of their own and America,
already the colossus Of tho West will become refined
in culture az she Ia commercially great Who knows th
the seeds which this royal visit leave not result
in desire 10 mako the old quarrel and bring back the
king again In the person Of Prince Alfred some other
but the familiar ph which already heard in
many Of the best circles Of Partisan society.
PARIS, Oct. 10, 1890.
E.trasoemen. Betueen Frame aud Sardiaia-R.ligto.s
Excitement ~ FIance-hs Influence Upon Napoeon-T<
French Emrerors Polic-Aovenest Of the French Troops
in the Papa, Ndtes-Prepdraions for Welcoming Viz
tor Ena,,el TO Naples Garibald TO Attack Veneta in
ne spqIn9-Aai.ude Of the Great Pooers dc DC, dc.
The relations between France and Sardinia becom
ing somewhat embittered. The former Power has with
drawn you already know its Ambassador from Turin
and being taken that denote more
earneness in the opposition Of France the present
movements of Victor Emanuel than had supposed
could The semi Official organs OF this government
have evidently received their dorire, and they at
tack the King OF Sardinia and Garioadi with groat
severity. The OF al this Is folowsIn France
the clergy, founding their complaints upon the apparent
OF the Emperor TO the invasion By cor Emanuel
Of only the Papa domnons but also those OF Francis
H. stirring up against the Emperor Napoleon And his
government hostility that bids lair 70 become =; eas.
most annoying, II rot dangerous 10 all parts Of the
pire the priests almost openly siding with the legt
mis,s orcanisls and the Emperor Feels that he must
by needed action silence the clamors Of the clergy
Al appeal TO religious feelings always less sue
cess.u and It's effect here is dreaded.
II n felt by the friends OF Plus * that, Bonbno
out Of the way question OF Rome the question of the
Pope's temporal power, then be at settled
Tia. II would end by the retreat Of his Holiness his
friends cannot doubt, and in their rage and impoteac,
they attack all parties that Indirectly seem 10 coun
eaance Victor Emxnuel They thus" rue longer
Francis II keep GAroadi occupied, he longer viii
our cause Unattended To- aud knows what may
not accomplish II have timer Al present, were the
fate Of Naples decided, the fate Of the
Pope must Of neceasity be next de-
cidcd and now VIC can zee NO hope"
The Emperor avoid all danger himself, put
the nguce Of the clergy and TO settle the fate OF
Italy, desires the meeting Of q Congress- The idea
preached 70 Victor Emanuel meeis with his
hut carried by the force Of the King OF
Sardinia cannot abide the action OF Cong that is
yet agreed upon. Inc reyoutonsts hard al
work in Italy Mszzini and his fellow roublers OF the
peace and good fortune Of Italy are doag all in their
po~cr and prevent their success, Victor Emanuel is
driven 10 50 he enters the kingdom Of Ma
PIES and thus acts sgalnst tho wishes Of the Emperor Ma
poleon Who would prefer his waiting the action OF Con.
er,ss But, although the Emperor's government will
protest senpet toe proceedings OF Garoadi rs well as
Of Victor Emanuel, eau imagine that Nspo
leon Ill will impede their actions. The Emperor must
INC land too well the OF the King Of Sardinia
lie viii protest Will prove that he Is N no way promo
ter Of Victor kpahuels actions; and, having thus dis
armed The hostility Of the clergy, he will lesve
Italy 10 her fate. ! have Just learned tina,
the French uoops came near having a collision WITH
the Pedmontefe troops whom ihey replaced In several OF
the small Rene. Tue facts OF tue
Acknowledgements Merode, Cardinal who " one OF
General <uvee He preyailei oa he latter 70 sead q
number Of Fensh troops TO occupy to- n that VAS then
ouyo1 that the commanding offcer Of the Pieinoaese
had nreaered thai be you'd not aos the French troops
70 enter The town Annoj cd At such threat seoeea
Guyon ordered detschncat TO proceed q; once 70 the
ptcs In question and e.ter II In spite OF all opposition.
The trecps were route wGer General Guyon received
from Paris despatch ordering him 10 avoid BY all means
any chance Of collision with the sardin messen.
ger despatched after the troops that had iefs
General Guyoas AID arrested their progress in
entering place before IL had
evacuated by tho SariiEans They did 40 few hoars
after however, French troops occupied
town. The saroinans ien amid the cheers OF
the populscc, VINO loudly proclaimed their hopes
MAI ,hy Soa,a sOon return .. me n,, ff ,s",
entry bad they have come In upon toe Sardaans n1t
likely mesee woad have cnsued, IS the p,palaoe Was
mech irrsied and mighi torhaIs nave badly recesed
them.
All The towns near Rome have bcen evacuaied by the
Pedmoncec and their ps0s taken BY ths French, thus
Rome ,afe from attack b. land. Al civiia yeocais
forlcatons being erected by the Ffench 20 as TO
viii soa Rome sac mat macn the Emperor S.eaisaa
always promised him, aud be seems hkoy 10 keep geSd
n .Is 10 1ss.vs ss
voted large sum for hst parposc. Garoadi and all
.be aahOriics Of the o,y WIN meet his aAjssy At The
frontier Of the province az Maple, large numbers u
Piedmou toope 10 arrive AZ Naples by
Inc cors that so oy land VII remain ia the oviasss Of
kolRc and The Atruxxl until alter the vote for
against annexation has been made. II is said
that once The kingdom Of Naples annexed to sar.
dna Gsrfbsdi will Jake the co nmsndin chief OF tue
land and sea forces OF Central Italy, aud that
he viii Then prepare for attack opon Venetis ia The
snsuipg spring he win, 10 Sal make call 10 volan-
tsSrf1 frpra all al lUl NJ hQ
rumors thess arect Austria The KING Of Naples
dnrnx ell this time concentrating bis forces zfocnt
GS,a, and making enormous aud almost In rresasble
fortifc sous a,osni that plscc, already - stroag
nssyatctes from Bevlin announce In positive terms
that the Russian ct rarin had been rccsei
by his soveonmeat, an that st g Petersburg ns sAr
6inau Ambassador had received ts passports rnls s
irersct The Russian Ambassador At rurin 10 a,
WARSAW and csnuos have been recalled No mobilization
OF any such action he part Of Russia has been ye
given 70 tie Pduouese govern mont, though 10 feared
that may be given upoo the rsturn Of the Russian An
bssssSor. That Prussia and Russia averse 10 the
preseut ooursc OF the sardinisn government we'll
kpcwn. No doubt that fact bears pp,n the prceeni
p0firy 81 Na~ecu m. Though seyful. the Fronch