The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-07-13
Our London Correspondence.

LONDON, juno co, 1860.
Tie Movements Of GarJadi-He Agpoits Ambassadors 10
France and Enslcnd7hs Success Of the cGr3d!di Fund
IN England Scotland and Roly-The Soldier, Deseran1
the Regal aymy-Dtfcultts so,h Aneri:aa yessels--
Don'eStic Ncss-1he Repeal Of tie Paper Day, DC, dc.
The strongest and most enduring operations n society,"
MS IN nature are carried with the greatest silence.
man quietly goes 10 work smsssing fortune and when
he gets it he has strength and position. Dame Nature
during thousands of years produces a bed Of
coal, or generates layer OF sulphur, but
until the fuel is discovered IN the becomes
gnited the earthquake the volcano breaks in
the other, walking the green carpc. Of tho
Garth dreams OF the terrible forces beneath feet Now
you get nothing startling in the news from Sicily in
Gsrbadis movements since my last letter, week ago;
but yeomens work has been don notwithstanding.
Garbadi has been asked to consent 10 Sicily
nexed to Sardinia; but be very rightly says, no, ny
work is not yet dore. The Two sclics arc entitled 70
psrtske of all the advantages that 10 either
When Naples has been conquered then the people
must decide upon their form Of government" In tho
meantime Garbsdi appoints Ambassador the Tuile-
RIGS, and another to the Court Of ST. James o.
they viii be received with due honors. Munich tho
Duke of Bavaria, (iaxl-"Gve me glass Max" said
the pad-,ho good Duke expecting some ST ngushe
company having his royal residence the chateau Of
Possenhoen, put all IN nice order. When your
S are told ,ha, n. King Of naples z
the significance or the domestic arrange
mcuts letter writer from Italy says with regard 70
ths;-"Whether from the immediate vicinity OF Vesu-
vus, the somewhat further removed crater u Etra
the place to be too hot TO hold him." me subscrp
England and Scotland, and in Italy thoro 3 perfect
furore for enisting Throughout not only Piedmont but
the Duchies they rushing TO the hcros standard
every variety Of costume arms and equipment Ike tho
description Of the poet
Had only one leg stockinged: others, aga.u,
In petticoats turned inside out were dressed
Lovers exchanged their shirts; some, with sjeio,
Took frying pans for shields and forward pressed,
With buckets on for helms others fan
To brandish hedge bills and, in breastplstes Or ghi
Ran swaggering to the post, prepared for Hgst
Some two score thousands Of undagnted SOUL
Rough, raw, indwelers OF the AppenninO;
Huge ApPeaire, who, fearless Of control
Looks round and views the heavens Ia Lis ri,igo;
His woods Of snowy hair, so thick and deep,
Serve as a broom the starry vault 10 sweep
Is said that the soldiers desert fast from the royal
fortress at Mcssna and the garrison are 50 unreliable,
there in Palermo. Touching that baybor fortress
snaa second san juan dc Uoa, in all except hsght,
and perhaps not quite many gups-therc Is aavcn
ture Of your madcap (ate) Lieutenant HurterAlvara-
doD Hunter He was in command Of sloop Of war; AMI
some difficulty about getting clearance, the captain
declaring he had paid all dues and submitted
70 every righlfui regulations but Bombas Custom House
dues &c The captain demonstrated the Consul
stracd, and Dnsly Hunter appealed 10 lie
the case decided that was right and scnt word 10 the
authorities that II the ship not cleared hours
he would lombard the city. There ioast four
hundred ponderous cannons Hinnlng 81 b n from Tho
moea force 81 course, sufficient 10 have blown Ian out
OF the water but they cleared the ship. No doubt DO
would have bOmbarded the place.
line OF cleaners is about starting from Genoa sicily
All the diplomatic fuss you hear Of a Constitution
promised, general amnesty, the ricoored lag, Vice
roy, and all that, are all bosb
The SclaDs are going 20 continue the and no
doubt when reaches Naples fearful scenes will be
acted The Kings government in every branch, meet
corrupt and that will be the time they Will seize 70 give
,last pull al plumber. The French Ambassador
tualy got knocked the head aud stunned th loaded
cane welded by Tuian. suppose the King govern
ment Is about powerless for all protection.
Punch has fling at Louis Napoleon's last move--he
CONTROVERSIAL says IL was ban 'un BADEN, and evil
donty did not turn out his Imperial Majesty sntcl
Jated Pamphlets and leading articles cont 10 BAN
booze public opinion in France; but these things
fully appreciated here. The untrammcod press q fng
land and America continue 10 keep tho world Informed o.
The true political state Of AFFAIRS the world over.
Our domestic news Is Of considerable interest. Tho
Conference Committee on the reers' aggression the
privileges q the Commons have agreed report that
will be presented next week. The report cca.s with
nothing but facts and those show that the Commons have
rarely been intcrfered with directly or indirectly.
II expected that Mr. Gladsione Mr. Miner 6ibscp and
probably lord John Russell will stand by the Paper Duty
Repeal bin and enforce IT, compelling the lords 70 retrcat,
else retire from the Cabnet eso tina; Palmerstob
will make II a government measure, and stand or fall
with H.