The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-07-16
ADDITIONAL BY THE VANDERBILT.
News from Europe to Wednesday
Night, July A.
THE CRISIS IN SOUTHERN ITALY.
THE sERF QUESTION IN RUSSIA.
Sub Marine Telegraph Between France
and America,

we announced yesterday the arrival Of the Vanderbilt
with four days later from Europe We arc enabled
today TO give some additional intelligence nom our tsers
ana nies drought by her. The Vanderbilt len southamp-
ton on the 4th inst
The great failures in the leather had depressed thu
| funds, but they subsequently recovered.
The question Of annexaon-Garibadi having ceased 10
object to it's being put at the earliest opporunty-would
be settled Sicily by universal suffrage Of people az
well as the army. The committee charged with drawing
the lists and regulating the elections had already met
There was increasing fermentation at Rome and Gen.
Iamorcere had found IL best hasten his return 10 the
city. Gen. amorciere, 1t is said had been giving mill
tary dinners at which, coupled, believe with some
ausion to the Of Rome, he proposed the strange
toast Of "Henri Cnq" Gen. Lamoriceres earliest as
sociaons and his latest, impart 10 the tale remarkable
air Of probability.
Prince Jeromes funeral went or at Paris with great
splendor and among concourse OF people,
the whole diplomatic corps took part the proceedings
The festival Of Beram, dispatches from Constanti-
nople affirm has not led TO those ouburss Mahometan
fanaticsm that apprehended and everything went
of well and orderly at the sultans usual procession
through the streets
Advces from Naples are still missing-tbs latest
being Of the 3oh BEFORE and containing nothing but
. summary Of the important events which took place
during the latter week
new piston and bottom for the cylinder In place Of
those which were broken the Connaught about TO
start for America Tuesday, 10th u have reached
Galway from Newcastle on Tyne, and there doubt
but the vessel will be able to first voyage
across the Atlantic on the 10th Of next month.
Our Vienna Correspondence.
vienna, July /, 1850.
Result Of the Meeting at Baden Baden-TAe Lane Of ne
Mincto-Hs influence on German Polaics-Napo,eon's
Vieo Of E-GdrioaIdi and His Future Aouemesss-re
Court Of Vienna Sees aat hs Days for Nsapo,san Con-
cession are Paa.
The meeting Baden Baden will result in placing Prus
sia At the head Of political organization of ontire
Germany, which will not DO favorable to the cause Of
Italy Prusss up ~ the present time has regarded the
line OF the Mncio indispensaby necessary TO the &C.
cury Of the German Confederation In the despach OF
the ID Of June from the Cabinet of Berlin to the Cabinet
OF Vienna the opinion considerably modified 10 the
extent, indeed, that this line indispensable 10 tho
power Of Austria
The convention at Rostenstein on the Goth April 1907
Ia quoted TO show this, and an explanation also made
inl this sense, that Prussia would demand Of Austria
something in exchange for her support Of Austras claim
to that boundary It is generally pretended that at the
Conference at Baden Baden the Emperor Napoleon i'm
pressed upon the mind Of the Prince Regent III,
fallAcy Of maintaining such policy at the
present time, and that he (Napoeon) obtained
from the Prince Regent promise Of neutrality,
In the question OF veneta and Austria whenever should
arise. What the government OF Vienna will do seem
clear Already has she sent fresh troops into Veneta
determined to hold her there at all hazards while
the time she has transported the arsenal from
Venice 10 Poll and has reduced the naval armament az
II determed also 10 defend her claims there battle
field II forced TO abandon the fortress But they do
expect rising or an invasion in venetia until after the
anf In
is not known. Garbad they say has got 70 coo troops
in sicily, and with volunteers hourly arriving swell
sna Again II is remored that he will disembark troops
at Abrucio Caabra to distract the attention Of the
Neapoitan government and thus keep them in ignorance
OF his real designs The weakness OF the government is
affirmed 70 be as great as lie obsnacy Nowthsta adng
all the talk OF concessions that ought 10 be made and the
preparations Of defence being actually made the
government prefers yet 10 fight rather than INTO
negotiations with Piedmont the basis Of which Napoleon
has sent to the King Of Naples. Who the heart OF the
revolution is question often asked. Some say s
the Queen Mother, and others say II rs the old men
OF the former regime who remained the
person OF the young king All the popular generals and
the men most capable Of sustaining the crown
peced OF entertaining too liberal opinions banshed
from the court, or leave II in disgust The
perceives from what has taken place that the King Of Ma
pies has lost the favorable opportunity Of rcracng his
concede and Austria even, can see no Of preserving
dynasty nearly related to her empire. France and
England DESTROYS Of maintaining principle OF non
Intervention IN case should be declared between Ma
pies and Piedmona contingency supposed not 10 be far
distant The Cabinet OF Vienna anaous Of enstng
their interest influential part Of Germany But what
State would be willing 10 Identify itself in such cause
With Prussia they negotiating military. organi-
zaon but the different states far from understanding
each other and Prussia will not separate this question from
the political one-her preponderance In Germany in
the liberal and popular The work Of the council
OF the empire stops at the question OF finance whe tho
report OF the Committee OF Inquiry this head viii not
be ready for month, when the whole subject will DO
fully discussed. The Hungarians still bold TO their pro-
gramme They insist that all the provinces shall have
the benefit Of IT, and that each and all Of the provinces
shall have their separate nationates recognized. The
court is at Luxembourg.
Sicily.
Tie following is published In the Palermo 0fcal Ca
fcte;-
uALy AND VICTOR yaAyrr-
Considering that between the Italian provinces already