New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-10-06

French for Austrian performance 10 Italy, and
supersmiDel.ly did not want united Italian kIng-
dom to dispute with France the supremacy IN the
Mediterranean. But L. n. b. has brains enough
to accept fixed facts, and temporarily 10 accept
facts that may or may not in the long run be- fixed.
Here is the simple key to his sufficiently plain Ital
ian policy II is 10 say that be could have
stopped Victor Emanuel two weeks ago. V. 4.
has his necessities as well az L. N. b.. and l.. N. II.
has brains enough to see it. Talleyrand then was
mildly recalled from Turin, TO the address Of tire
grand Powers; and the Legation was left in very
good hands Ia the address OF Victor Emanuel.
Austria will not interfere, and meantime let us
wait says L. n. B., and how things are 10 turn.
The French garrison considerably decreased, will
protect the Pope and keep him from going away, as
his perfectly lpgcal but rather insane ultra advisers
would have hun do. Protect and keep him there
for the present If he would like to come TO AVG
BON chateau, which in our late progress We have or
deIed 10 be reple ished in fine style, certainly yes
if he would like, the logically insane ultras ad-
wise, to make his home in Austria Bavaria, GER
taipy The Italian drift is toward Rome as the
only true, proper capital of the nation. Cavour,
who wants TO annex Italy TO Piedmont, and Carl
bald, who wants to combine Piedmont with Italy,
are at difference on this point Fate and time,
stronger than either Of them, will finally decide in
favor of the national sentiment.
The chief editor Of the Constitutional, Grand
guillOt the great not having received orders what
to say this morning aprOpOs of the Italian news oE
yesterday, is as silent as the MOnieuT ITSELF aud
lets his subordinate chief editor run out in a long
leader on the antipodll Chinese question.
During the week the same Constitutional, in
futfment of its quite recent functions veridcal
censor of flying rumOrs, denies that France much
- iaks of anneXing Elba or the Island of Sardinia
% sEae4 to the forming of Pedmontese Italian
po1sy, nat the rumor of an attempt upon the En-
Isror's life at TOuon has not printing of founda-
lion in pistoary fact
His Majesty, after intimatng to the Marseillaise
that their port would be made second Cherbourg
aud being received with enthusiasm (of the Mont
teur) by his new subjects at Nice, and with y. Y H.
by the COrsicans (the MOniteur said long ago that
the enthusiasm Of the mainland was indescrib-
able" and now assures the interested world that
the AacciO manifestations threw into the shade
every popular demonstration Of delight and worship
that had preceded them, so that your reporter can
only presume to represent them by the ilmitable
algebraic formula of unknown quantities-not to
say qualities), and having stopped to make call
on the Queen of Spain at Mahon, and left letter
for her because she had not arrived there, went
on to Algiers, where be- has caids aghas, etc.
to receive him and the Bey of Tunis and brother
of his brother Emperor of Morocco to compliment
bin. While there the poor Empress received the
sad news of the death of her younger sister at
Paris, the Duchess of Alba, who died here last
Monday, aged a. an amiable, good, Christian
woman,