The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-10-30

The border into Switzerland and Austria rapidly as
possible rney have had attendant 10 grateful
Tor The Kindness them and the generosity which
enabled them 70 escape with their lives. With the
hAlan kirgdom, soldiers q The regular army " vel as
companies u the recently m9bilKed National Guard,
beng exchanged nom 10 another Ct The varcas ce1
and towns. fcE days since q division OF the
burdgtsrt Of Bcesca arrived In Florence, recon.
perse for some companies OF the National Guard sen,
North Thoee ~rivsd here Gee military body, CON
poeed for e most part % hardy well built ou not very
tAll young The f1orentaes O. be proud OF
their handsome, manly young c0npAtros and gven
them reception such opportunities or in,roduc
Ing Italians considerable numssfs each other nc
valuable and have nevcr perhaps, been enjoyed before
W an esral extent One part Of Italy has hardly known
the other BY acus Inspection a. well a. the whole 4
known by many intelligent foreigners, who are forever
wandering the country
me Parliament, Turin i sair.y In progress sih
ne work and within few days may expect " ~
,ciiou being upon the three interesilnr
questions which have called Il together AMI which
undergoing ti'cnson A 9ressipa 81 coua1enCs
10 The preseGt Nnptry snd s,ers preliminary 70 new
anneraons the Oh ~ attention Tnc policy Of ~
government vii undoubtedly BE- oouarmed ~ al almost
unanimous vote and Measures wih Be tsSea with rete
renee y the cousammss, a. sOon - possible, o. Italian
uoloo.
revolution Italy vhch foreign traveller arst notices.
N the amost complete abolition 81 passports. one
nov able 70 come 1910 country 40 t1rough Ne entire
length ard eo Of without being subjected 70
examinations and delays which made by The police
which not less voxatious and expansive than
humaiiug Rome n, Of courre, stll the exception b
this and remains almost the oaly dark foul spot. BIT
the Dina Cedtd, a. The Italians ca ~, 10 there nearly
played out The comedy mas, 10 sct, 1eEeneFsti mo
farce which the priests would pfonng even 70 an audi
erce o. weary sad ard Thoroughly heart sick peopla
Victor Emanuel that heroic actor, has prevented tho
farce being followed BY Tho tragedy o. Dloody revolu-
rou, ~ putting on the stage now drama, srltan "a
grand historic prose
The royal army has just raseed into the Abruzx-the
step towards forming conjunction with We forces
1 sareeldi, for the purpoee OF putting a. end 70
tbe remaining power o. Francis H., entrcnchcd,
vito be forty thousand men, between Capua
Md eseia few days more must suffice 70
thoroughly purge that part o. Itay o. IL foreign Gle.
menn Tne soldiers Of Gsrfnsifi salt with eager int.
rest 70 rr1p Their brshers Of the North by the hand
and press on With them 70 nnaI victory When this
triumph accomplished Rome vii then be len In q state
solattn, forced IN with rows of foreign but not
tie bsycues From the Alps and the po 70 the southern
limit q the Peninsula l.sy win then be won 70 the Don.
,rcl Of the Italian people
A delegation, oompoecd Of more than twenty perscus
arrived Florence IRON Naples evening ou shelr
xsy 70 Ancors TO present 10 vcar Emanuel erpressons
Of The loyalty the admiration and the condolences Of -
people Of Naples In End for the whom they would
have Tor their sovereign Afsr Q reception aud confs
renee With Baron Rcaso the Governor General o. the
province Of Tusrny the delegation set on the neh,
torsrds their destination They all invite Tho King "A
cate 10 proceed a. a. pra,licaoe Into the king
dom 81 tho sces sud THIS, By his simple presence,
10 revive the cerg Ct loyalty and harmony which
hGs teen much esUrbei b. Influences which haze o.
kie been sctvey AZ Wcrk. u ga Faod sign thst the
tre,ent conmise core With the oGtire favor and 60
eourgeuent u GsrtsdL