The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-08-16

movements. am morally certain that ne mas not s6neo
any document that would compromise MS government
ana when his master nom the intoxicating e.
iect Of the ncene offered him Austria the GOODNESS
sno circamspection Of the Minister will resume their A.
tendency and the results OF the interview OF Iopsl WI
penaps be OF @ negative character those OF the con-
erenoes Oh nreslau and Baden Baden.
Our Turin Corrsspondsnee.
TURIN, July so, 1860
f"e ro~Ndt Ofama-ihe League Baoeen Naples and
Fieomons-Correpodenc Bstsceen Victor Emcn4cl and
Gartbddt-Napes Yielding Claim 10 Sydiaia-Tne
Balance Of PoSr Idol The Bottle of Msla-so-AIcscn-
der Dumas in Sieily-His History Of the War, &C., 81:
Tho plot thckens, the drama is presenting new fea-
lures the hands Of the wirepuers beginning 10 DO
SEEM and the finding that they have been
only Punches and Judes.
It s not known whether Naples and Piedmont have
made league but it is generally feared and condemned
by all, and by many believed
II is known that Victor Emanuel wrote to Garbsdi
the 23d inst and II is believed be (the Kng) wrote TO
influence the General to stay his progress with the SCOUT
siton Of Sicily and to prevent him from attacking NApes
The Patre (French) Says knowingly, that they have
Paris that the King Ia exercising pressure
upon Garibald to stop him.
Naples they speak confidently Of the league between
the two Kingdoms and that there exist fears OF Carl
badi; that France and Piedmont viii stop him.
Naples has agreed TO yield all pretensions TO the lard
present and future This Of stpulaors Of tho
league-so said and feared.
The of Of the French journals, the language
French officials and some eaknss from the ccrrespcn
dcnce Of the Emperor-which have pcrcoated through
tho Court habituts hcre-warrant the belief that
Victor Emanuel be really exercising pressure upon Carl
baldi, that pressure due TO tho pre- existent French
pressure upon this Court.
Napoleon is willing that Piedmont shall have Naples
The cesson Of the island OF Sardinia 10 France
| is talked about, q quid pro quo
On the 18th Of August ct Monaco, the Emperor and
King will have meeting, and the latter then viii receive
the commands OF the august Emperor In person.
This King, If be had his way, would prove himself
q sovereign worthy peoples love- they do love him.
II 10, for he is gallant and generous; but he 10 20 ham
pered and crippled and bedeviDed by political necsss-
ties that the real genuine that in him hAs little
chance of showing itself
An American who recently had private interview with
him. without the knowledge OF the Minstryon the part
osGsribalditold that the King atcr expressing hin
self warmly in praise the General made use Of these
words"Rest assured that every thing can do for BIS
success will do" Then, looking down for ,mert,
he sad sadiy-"Ah bat am tired of this trade Of beng
King, with its intrgues and policies How envy the
| man who act a. his heart dctatcsv
Prussia and Austria beginning 10 look cloudy about
the Italian question they that 6aribaldi must stop,
whether France wishes Il or not Ali France, II sbe
Germany is The whispered wish sped from the
Tucrcs the dagger fatal Italian ndepep-
dence than all the bayones OF all the soldiers Of al tho
The people Of England arc stl warm with sympathy,
ernment thai makes The stry The views Of The
people, but am afraid that the balance Of question
moves even them rather W hwar France than 10 benefit
| Italy.
Poor italy must she remain the Niobc Of nstons2
Are the brave hearts Of her people always to be :rashe
| ever 10 be weighed down with shackles?-sver 70
be chained that the balance Of power In Europe be pre
words 1ss, s o. ss :01 s
| cover the rottcnne@ Of the bodies polite in
Europe; hey are the worn out John Does snd
eecsment where fraud and greed has riamphed and the
hopes Of struggling people cast into utter darkness He1
rbotive for the wrongs perpetrated D
| name OF the balance Of power.
The Italians warm and iwpuls.vc. have embarked all
their bopes this ca II WIN be like 70 their hearts
that the balance Of power still requires them to b
slaves
They may say to Europe you have seen our wrongs,
centuries Of wropgs We DO not ask you to right as with
suffer Us 70 right ourselves.
Says diplomatic Europe, 1--WE know that you have been
trocden under foot by governments that have been and
Naples by its bloody tyranny, is exccssos, has
received the cepsrre OF Austria herself that
pc,,r. but ,bs baapoe oI poser viii 1ot allow ven 10
free yourselves; the balance OF power requires you TO
fold your arms 10 your chains the balance Of power
compes you 70 back 70 dungeons without topc, and
with no future but death.
Thete the fueshad0wings A. at present seen. God
| may avert the coming Of the reality.
GarbaIdi, in the meantime, has the glorious bat
Tic Of Aeazzo-won al the price Of much blood and many
lives.
The papers stpl say that the enemy has evacuated
Messina. II is doubt tro, but not yet confirmed
The member Of Parliament, DC psets, Is nos sub Dc
tator In the absence OF the General from Palermo. He
friend OF GarIbsld and has the confidence Of the King
The people warmly Welcomed him II Palermo The gov
eminent there has become thoroughly organized 70 al ~
| Palermo Is being rebuilt Money Is scarce, bot they
formerly but they si come in. Every Official works .Or
bare living and those able 70 1.-Two without pay give
/ their services for nothing.
Alexander Dumas Is IN Sicily Re % . citizen Of Pa
lesmo and tho hstoriosraphcr Of the var ha 'eers
very interesting, and read like chapters in the Three
last Promising Tia, iss day amer the battle Of Eeazao
which he witnessed ashore, be went on board his yacht,
which, for safety had remain ID outside the harbor and
| sailed 70 the entrance, when
Scarcely had cas-, anchor when boat bearing man.
r rsa os.ra. he y.es s bad ne
order 30 take position behind the Tucbery steamcr)
quarter q an hour Afterwards occupied the position IN
"rbe Geuerai received me calm and serene, ~ be s~sys
Is. You will face placid az his. Truly, a.
"whilst re oonvcrsed, there arrived boat ne
General exchanged several words with the board
work now on both Sides
"Ihe General ouy said two words .Ict us 20 and So
your yacht paper was brought 70 him 70 sign IL vn
credit Of 600 900 francs opened for him. Signing ~ DO
locked towards my little vessel and said II should be
rich 70 poesess yacht Ike yours'
"iear me, then what say-sicillans, my oompsriots;
Italians ny brothers-ths that dsposcs Of the mo
ney and blood Of Sicily that gives 10 day two millions Of
men 10 Piedmont, and viii probably give 10 the
Kingdom Of Naples 10 Victor Emanuel; this not
! rich enough 70 buy vessel worth only % 900.
yesterday compared him with Cpcnnatus. Bot In
contrast with this man, that has wherein Ay his
head the evening Of battle but bis saddle, Cncnrsrs
millionaire Cncnnatus, laying nsids his sword, re-
turned N his plough Cincnnaus then hsd plough md
by consequence some land Gsr,badi has nothing 5a,
bis rock Of Caprerav
Reinforccments stDl arrive for sicily.