The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-09-23

royal forces being concentrated II said the King
viii e there 10 Gaeta Al Naples u the date OF
the des atch in the Mons the authorities constituted
by tie King remained fo.cics. Toe King will have
two horns 10 his dilemma when the time for his forced
departure arrives he bad received invitation from
Francis Joseph, Of Austria 70 10 Vienna when eav-
ing Naples he has received from Queen isAoeA
OF SPAIN TO make Madrid future residence which M
ytation win he accept
General Lamoriciere Ia getting ready for ofusn
with Garibaldi and you may expect TO near 'na'
he has attacked the liberators forces In your
dispatches Should he do SO, have reason TO be-
Ieve that the Sandman government viii at once inter-
fere and then remains to be seen what action Austria
win assume II has leaked out she has most inn or.
tant reasons for making attack upon Garbad They
are as foows-Should Garibadi succeed In driving
Francis H. Naples insurrection would spring up
10 Dalmaia Croatia In Bosnia anc Herzegovina one
would then be imminent, supported BY serv!a The Wal
achans We are assured understanding upon the
subject with the HuDgarians, and told that they
openly speak Of KlapkA with enthusiasm. General Carl
BALD several Greek officers in his service who would
dcach themselves from him and hasten TO the from
OF hessay Austria in all this destruction most
certain unets she stops Gsrbad 30 you may Judge she
will most likely attack him a soon a. affords her the
shadow of an excuse for SO doing The Austrian oics
journals are even now arragnng Victor Emanuel for his
attitude towards Naples they say he encourages Cart.
bald and show In the vo OF their articles TINT A
tra has determined upon her future General In
morcere has issued proclamation to his troops urging
upon them 70 treat with the greatest severity any town
that should rise against the Papal government Thus
when first announced, was treated with disbelief
by those who know the General but II Ii but
TOO true. The proclamation was made, and
General IAmoricere In determined 70 sack and
pilage those who rebel Will the Italians, free look
with indifference II such course OF action attempt
ed2 Certainly not, and Sardinia will attack the Papal
forces the moment they make effort u comply with
Lamoriceres proclamation What all this viii lead to no
can tell
person. on whoee discretion and discrimination
l can count, that In Prussia, from
whence be returned feeling of alarm and irri
tRtion against France versa and that the lat
ter interfere In Italy attack would be made upon toe
French Rhepish frontiers by the PrussAus How would
England then act She will join In the coalition against
France provided Russia Does else she will remain quiet
For she well knows that France and Russia combined
can keep the Of Europe subsection. Russia
know from the best authority will not join any coalition
againt france. Napoleon III has, with his usu ability
provided against that You may depend upon the cor
rectness Of my Information regards this most mpor
tant fact.
few days since the Minister Of War hero went
70 Savoy TO meet the Emperor In his triumpha march
through that province TO arrange plans with his
Majesty whereby $50 600 troops might be transported In
ten days any part OF the French empire This looks
omnous for Prussia, and s the result Of the Emperors
fear that Austria viii force him 10 interfere In Italy The
troops 10 keep the Rhenish frontiers safely In
that case