The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-09-28

be watched Win Increased interest," hLd iS s1esesesl
CO.'S animation, ii moment now perhaps not very re-
mote wiz 30 hailed With general y.
We have not yet received full particulars o. Gsrosds
entry INTO tie city Of Naples ard the style Of reception
accorded to nnn, b., we well enough VIVA. I. was
before we read the extended accounts That oyergro
and turhxent capital hS exchanged chief-she most
ABSOLUTELY hexibe and cruel which he trained n the
school Of despotism-or one among the most generous
and heroc which this age has produced. Carloads, as
he Las reduced TO organization, under his
better system the confused materials which have
into h.s hands, viii be a. liberty TO towards the
Aorazzi 70 effect union With the army Of Piedmont,
holding out is hand TO him. across the neck
Of Papsl territory the Adriac This junction,
which is The policy Of Piedmont, effected, may be
considered that the conques. OF the Roman Power win be
thar half achieved. The door of Ancona-the most
important for AGstrs-as entrance into Italy after
Venice viii be cosed or IN the keeping Of the l.asns
1t viii be difficult for Ausria despite the cetabiis
doctrine Of nonintervenon, to keep or the struggle
for the possession Of Umbra and the Marches which is
impending. sne 10 introducing her soldiers in
thousands INTO the Small towns along the coast north Of
What sort OF stand Francis H. win be able to
make N his position Of Gsea, shs, undoubtedly IN
few days
The friends OF Austria and ne old order OF things in
view Of the course acairs are taking, nearly
wheimed with mingled ndgnaton and despair. The Co.
DIM gnaw their tails IN their rage but they mpo-
tert for mischief The day OF sevcrest trial for the mill
tary hierarchy Of Rome has length its powers
OF continued resistance 10 reasonable progress aud
perate reform are about to be put TO final The
public opinion Of the world has beea brought to bear
with all it's force upon the Court Of Rome, influence it,
posshle, 70 yield to the moderate demands OF the Italian
people. The journalism OF that portion Of the country
FsarH fvrn u -ka IL n,
energetic and vigorous lie exercised all its power to
influence the Papscy to adopt liberal policy renounce
regn alliances and embrace the national cause But all
this effort, put forth with much zeal AM sincerity
while has had its due effect 10 influence and win over
the Italian people, has made no impression upon Rome.
Neither TO entreaty from its people, to pressure
from without has II Yielded or Will yield sil gle
OF the much needed changes II has preferred TO rely
upon force rather than moral Influences for It's security
and the preservation Of ia power and that other
means have failed IL Ia about to be confronted by those
foes who have striven be It's friends and armed
with military weapons, since rach the weapons which
The prescy elects TO ufe.
II Is highly probable that within forty eli tht hours
Rome and the Italian kingdom will be in sate OF war.
The great camp which has been forming for past ten
dsys between Arezzo and Rmin has already sw sed 10
force OF dersble magnitude and It is said that II
win be carried up to 20 900 When this army takes
the field II viii be under the command Of the King The
time and the direction Of It's will be governed
py the reply given 10 the note sad addressed
by Count Cavour Antone the Cardinal SecreIary az
state. II the of this note wha. is reported The
First Minister OF Victor Emanuel has exhibited his cha
racter stc holiness The Count asks nothing less from
the Roman authority than that the mercenary forces
which IAmorcere has gathered shall be dsmigs
ed or much reduced, the plea that such army s
standing to the peace and good fellowship Of the
pcigkborng provinces. II the request ia not compiled
with. the Piedmonese troops viii At occupy the
Marches and Umbria-
awhile, half a dozen more TOWING lust over the
border have declared their independence Of Rome and
have sent deputaons 10 the king, ask ng him accept
Their allegiance and give them protection. Urblno-
glorious as the psce which gave birth 10 the greatest
painter or Tire worldhas been srs among the reyoted
towrs snd Pisano Pergoa aud other places
have followed Llmorcicrs has his soldiers already ia
motion, for the purpose Of reducing them srbiecon
The Piednonese soldiers stat oned In neigh boring
valleys VIII Lot look and the atrocities OF Peruga
repeated without fy ing 10 the o. their distressed
brothers
All. not too much carried away with enthusiasm con-
tempatng the brilliant sucoeseesOf the patriot Cause
constantly forced TO ssk the question: is this good
work 10 BE- allowed TO TO its desired and Legitimate
enof Many hitch has encountered and many otberp
not 10 be avoided il must experience. But no v.oleu
perhaps serious tEock 10 come from abroad Outside as
wen AZ wthp, there are 80 many caousee existing SO
many selfish interests TO be served, and SO many bad
ana mach leyoas psfsons IN play that the cause is
posed to All sorts CT damage Italy also has her factions
AID even tme when the desines OF the country
perhsrs long future, being shaped and principles
81 political Iule establ shed, which will have vital ip-
nacncc the welfare Of tho people for generations
there are hose who strive with AL their might hinder
counfound the counses and the rans OF the wlsest
men and the trgest patriots Of the country.
Hardly soldier Of the regular army now remains iu
Foreece. The city in the HANDS OF the Municipal or
NaiionsiCnard part Il which, In tuscany az 10 the
other provinces, may ye. be modified II II should be
demanded BY any new agencies.