The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-09-27
IMPORTANT FROM ITALY.


saxdinte and Rome.
The sariirisn troops Continued their march into tho
PapAl territory but serious collision hal take place
General Fant had been appointed Commander in Chief
| OF the two modified corps d'armte.
General cAldini had entered Fano making 900 prison
ers.
General IAmofciere had concentrated 900 troops a,
AnconA reported that his line Of defence would
| be attacked by -, 900 sardnlans.
was reported that Me French Minister II Turin was
about TO return - France. Daring his abeeuce Charge
dAares would administer the Affairs Of the embassy.
The above statement relative 10 the Withdrawal Of tho
Trench Ambassador, confirmed. Toe nrs koni,enr Of
the l4th rays
In presence Of the facts whih have not been accom-
ter shall Immediately quit Turin secretary will re-
main there to conduct the business Of the legation
despatch from Constantlnoplo 70 tho 18Th says
The Paps government Is about address q nnemoran.
Sandman vasion Of the Roman territory This memo
rsndum explains that the cnromen Of foreign volunteers
of whisb sardinia Complains IN her uitmAtum pr
clpaly due 70 the counscs Of AuEria aud Tranco,he
latter Power having, after the ITiE Congress Or 1885,
Insisted on the formation OF q Pargl army.
After quoting the passage In the Emperors letter 10
Pcrsrpy In which he expressed wish thai Italy should
obtain peace no matter how bu, without foreign inter
vontion tho London G5e 10 the conclusion tia,
the withdrawal Of NJ dc Tsilcyrand from Turin Is nothing
more than diplomatic protest-an indication that The
Emperor washes his hands Of the AFFAIR and axes mon
the at o. Intervention public marx Of d!sa2proyai,
which considering the Enperors position Of protector 10
the Pope Is no, easy 10 what other eogrse be could
! have taken
ne oynioHe Of Turin says Cardinal An,opeIl having
refused 10 accsde 10 the demands o. Piedmont Coan,
! Minerva had len Rome, and arrived Al florence
The semi fcia journal 81 Turinihc O,nsors--,n the
article on the intorveni OF Piedmont IN the Roman
| States, says
ms not act q aggression but one Of legitimate
defence II s undertaken with view 70 combat foreign
nierventon coaiormAbly 70 the policy lad By tie
Emperor NAPOLEON AT arl they arc probsbiy ignorant
that the nsurrec,ion in The Roman States simultaneous
and general Tho grad deere 10 shake OF the theo.
Emanuel and % constitute Italy Tie fru Il rlne ana
must Be plaekcd. nc sosernmcIi Q. Piedmont vii
the face Of Italy, OF Trance ard Of Europe Trope 4
eaea upon y tlec; between Victor Emanuel aud reyoa-
ton between constitutional monarchy and ararehy be-
tween the rational tag Of rtay aud the red lsg Tho
alliance with France nl 10, b ulicIiorly damaged
he Withdrawal q the French Minister from Turin vas
| regarded by come a. merely diplomatic pro,est.
According 10 the Paris Pa.r the Revolutionary rcve-
in the MARCHES and umbrIa did not extend Itself
among the inhabitants Of thcse ocuniricS
Geo. Csldai, after having followed The enemy e CORE
Tie read 70 Ancons ard dispersed them has &c enter
2 "a smgAgus with go German prisoners
Cen iAmoricicTe had declared Pcrugia In state a
scgc, and had issued cAaiion thrcaien!rg DEATH
eonhscatoa Of property al heavy Gle sganis the in.
hasiian,s for mere fracture o. the telegraph wrcs
The t1scisl CassS q Turin publishes a goveranen,
mencrsndam addressed by the King Of Sardinia 20 his
abroad and dated The 18th Of September
ThE nenorandun explains the state q things Ia Italy
ncc the peace q yllAaacA II tlvcFts 10 the ress~
o. the Court q Rome % asccdc demand q srrd-
70 dseani tho foreign gors. ara Jastaos by imperative
rcaous TIC step taken by SARDINIA The sasdin Ir
sovcrnnoai eorid not allow the Italian movement 10 dls
sPse lisod In anarchy and dRordsg. nc meno-ardgna
eonGrns The ASSURANCE already gwen that the royal
troors I'll scrvpulousy respect Rome ard tic surround
ia Territory, md nakes sprca 70 thc Boy sshcr
whe ycars ago GsarEuTalcd tie nasiOua 5vcmons
Tie ncrIdum ta1s ccscluaes
When the ropS ssu nsc The rcgcrefallos ~ Italy
vbich enters a0rg nc d. suf OF Nrot 1encc se VII.
az bcoome N, father or The Italians ~ b. LIS never
ocascf 20 be t. .Ugss aud fcvrra5e lnlher cl the
Llthi4L
TIE Paris Fagt says
Baror TAncyrAs4 II esvc Turin o. Tho istA ,srA..
Count fkynCyA X undertake the direction 81 tic a4Gr
g. The tegaiipn.
Eovr, sept Il. 1900
TIE raPN govrrumcHt + ahcut 10 adirvss rcnorAa.
an 70 A. The ETopcGa Powers. rrolcSsuE agaEst the
sardlnsn lnvasion q The RolAz territory. Ia mamo.
rAnd-m explains thrt 40 enactment Cf foregn vo,rE.
icrs, o. which Sardlns complains "a her Uillu.asGr-
Npaelpany due 10 the oovlssE q Austria All france.
ne latter Power having After iae rarl Congress n is;S.
Mss'e~ % he icrns,.cu q Para army