The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-04-11

BoUe1x Hue1a 70 provost with hef. But II VIII al
Pc useless The Emperor hes but left he must
annex Al for Russia she win not interfere matter
mat Of such little I'm portance TO her. She Ia slowly but
surely eetng ready for the prosecution OF her Intentions
a. regards Turkey, and will most probably rejoice when
the Impending struggle between Central Italy and Austria
v commenced. Now that the annexation is decided on,
dccomPs, the French troops leaving Lomoardy
on their return movement France; you may rest
assured they VIII not 90 far from the Of their late
and solferno win return unto the plains of Italy and
again VIII the stold Germans be routed by their fierce
onslaught.
OF course all eyes are now turned towards Central Italy
The Catholics Of Europe anxously awaiting the action
OF the Pope az regards the Romagna King Victor Ema-
nuei accepted the vote Of the people Of the Legation as
ne ao mat OF tuscany Parma and Modena but he added
an expression OF his devotion 10 the Pope whose inde-
pendence he was ready 10 Defend and TO whose sove
regn'y ne was willing TO render homage VIII the suc-
cessor Of St. Peter be satisfied with these sentmens2
fear not He will with his twenty THOUSAND mercenaries,
attack the legations and will bring about most fearful
eiase OF anarchy and confusion From Umbris and the
Marches the last accounts are not reassurng The pee
pie beIay the most intense evaporation arising from
me arbitrary procedure Of the Popes government The
INHABITANTS OF Rome UmbrA ana the Marches have pre-
ttnted To Victor Emanuel address soliciting his pro-
lection The commencement Of the docume is remark
able shall cite IT, as well as the end, which is quite ~
"sire, that solemn day when the people OF Romagna
attach by their vote - tho States Of your Ma
esy the people OF the other Roman provinces (up Till
his time their companions In misery feel the pro-
ouDdy their condemnation TO long and unmerited mar
clare that the Romans the sua he people Of
the baTches though not enabled themselves to deposit
their votes in the urps nevertheless prepared give
Palestro and San MARITIME.
IT. in the midst Of the sunerings that UNANIMOUSLY over
whem them, these people can only learn that your Ma
they will support their burdens with greater rmness Uni
the hour shall arrive for them to break their chains and
unite themselyes to that army which YOUR Majesty win
lead 10 the OF the denendence and freedom of
the Italian nation.n
Let the annexation go onet the foreigner be at last
driven definyev from the landet the Italians arrange
q il is but fair their own affairs ana declare That Be-
fore ten yeare are over Victor emanuel will proceed to
His Holiness diaplsyes few Jaws since ana Inclination
TO get rid of the French troons nj Rome and he
the French that he could henceorth take care
of himself But he bss hat chs hs mind e,nca
as am now assured on eood antbortv The King or Ma
pies was 70 furnish the Eisrna, CIV with SUFFICIENT nnm
Der Of troops Keep the people quiet But seems that
the experiment was loo hazardous and he hest
aes Should France order her troope awsy at once the
The King Of Napes has trouble enonrb Of h N ,oor
after His whole kingdom in in stsfe of 70 versh
and excitement, which the foolish severity Of bis police
NAV at sny moment cause e break out into open rebellion
The London Journals publs corresoondence from the
Fne)sh minster At Nspes 10 his povernment conrino
ass % 10 Inc
influence The list sent N the Rr;tsh Cabinet NV NJ III
Iot ia precisely the same that forwnyded Weet nre
viouslv To Won I, in now evident n ali Enrone that
Ia Al hand The aymamenis Of Austria Roms and NAMES
have oneped The ayes of the oet hind and one ana ali
feel that the war cloud with W load Of tyranny and o.
nression npst srson hnvst - 49, r.
Az fonndsfon for thess alarms 7 NAV S.a,a thu, IN.
Austrian miIi,arv au,hort.s are a,enlay,ro m.rvsms
sctivitv onsnti,;.s m nosts ~ rsht srn.,r. Tred
nth ron ma r.onntne s,o. mn ~ ,an~ n .s
being constTucted At me ,rssns, A. Ven;cs 70 Ss am
plsyed On the Iaro di Garda A corresnondent from
fsiv save ,h.y nnrchsse vith ,;La nh,a., ~,
nun,hers nj he e,nnt.s nsh;na hos,s ~ Tho; Th
vhen ty.nsnort.d nv rail are ~ Ne s,stona >, pi
fescnera Thousands o. worEmen are employed night
nv dstocbea fort. sra in co,r.. ~ e.ac,,on :,
Nsntus Veyona in crammed With troons. : nnmes
rous staff Is also concentrated in that citv.
csmr,,e,nn ~. I;.r,sn.nt H.ra,.i. nor,o,S y
fsdsrer v.,nS.,dt M.nzn, sna s,saon hss;S..
a number OF generals of BRIGADE and coopsIs. an
The military p-rssnS as veil 40 the ,roons be;n1 naM
and mantsined unon the var footing Nnmarons reoi
mants a,e ststoned in The r. RI, s,on tho an,ro
~ the ravav Tho masses oY AUSTRIAN cavsirv ana or
teTv are concentrs,ed hetwean Pnrico ana psdns In
less han ak svs loo GOO man can he ,hror into Cen
trail aly from he other side Of the po The onv thing
which embarrasses the Iustrans 10 The a;fcnv oS o
t.n;n. ,s; t m. .S, s .no a my .. on
have been loo ione eTnosed N cons,n., sno..,o =,
ford apy further and the other Of the
emnire erch a. Cro.Ns ga T,n..r - AZ. sSas,sa,s
suffering too much rom scsrcv To be- sbe 70 render
material assistance IA fnrther svmnsnm ri
ing rupture they now S begin 70 refuse though Without
bards desrons NJ mo tho Vsre: ,err,r -,
private husiness thonch nrovded with p;edmortese
nassnors The m,red Ssrda Snstri.o cnr.u,.s;on sr~
ior ne bn,tston If the Sronte, he. sss1
RES Of aformv dsh.es vthont srrvr1 A. snv dasnss
conclusion The veneians await the COMMENCEMENT Of
a an I'M N nTrh0 RID
anticipate with the utmost srdor One Of the orncsal
DREAMS Of the Mlsness nress the p.rsSroaso thus az
nresses itself On this imnortant na,ion @
accent The comhst viibpn, brsassSoc;o lint 9TH Sec"
inc frmness We have . vaioSous srnov hsbtnateS n
victory. a proud and encrretic eovernmsnt and nso.
nis mo can be canable Of sverv escriaca dessrpi.
va, has nobin, in vSicS sh1n,d .lsrU no snd r. IN
the event of war which we have not France
chooses 10 cross her arms ana remain
trees Of the STRUGGLE we shall NOT seek 70 male her mar
take our pers second time We hone on the contrary
to prove her that We have not FORGOTTEN ali She has
done for us during the late war and thai we are worthy
10 10 thai haitian nation which sha On overniiv
TO cresten "''-- '''' ~ pS"o''~"'
To ADD 10 the universal Russ,.
movemsnt nj troons Rsssareh. ana ~. sov,h
ern parts Of the empire That ia to saw the least most
ominous when aken in Connection with the asrsion NJ
steam Commercial vessels 20 "a IN serve az for
troops It s Also asserted that the atnde Of The Rns
sian Ambassador At Constannonle n snch AZ N insnrs
great detrue The public ia nov awaken;ng N the truth
Of the alliance between Austria and Russia "a
come time since by the Mor;o Chroce o2 london and
which / assured you in my correspondence WAS
really fact having been 10 informed nv nersons whom
/ have always found TO be correct. - ~ "''0--
In Prussia feeling of irritation and datrust also per
vades The new military law hsa throvn the neons into
state Of great EXCITEMENT Coming evil is foreshs