The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-10-29
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the fort as IL the devil ban been after him Unu ingy
mnss tel you that on Tbursday afternoon whole al.
vision of s.oiaps, under Colonel Uunue, put TO
tight by couple Of shells thrown at them III rst came
Uunnng uto camp fellow with the colors Justify pro-
h himself me soiUator OF the division: next came
Ihe oncers, breaihess and pale sheets last The
meu-peiiectly disgraccuL The Countess della rorre
~ sho has been with hs troops for lme and attends
W me wounded and the anbuances, took she musket
,m ore 81 the men, and Rwore (Which, BY the by she
can ean 90 we the would shoot him " be did not return
tar oadi has taken some the officers swords from
mem 10 Gay but unless some Of The ofers r m ale an
AAnpe oi and shot these sicians III not night have
Bh ss p sr aree DAYS preparas for the
su'u barracks az Caserta four miles fro the out
,or lem u was reported hero last night that
had been shot Do put any faith in tnls
~ ho' oeheve word that hear here"
| opinions OF the English Presy
from The London Post, oct Ia
nav ~, parliamentary demonstration a, Turin
balds campaign on the votu,no but il q MOI the s.,
an eveLt 'rAugnt with very important results To the
Italian cause. The vote OF the s.tdinan co.o,er ~
Deputies, by which two hundred and naety memha,s
seapst Blk yesterday sanctioned toe exaion Of The
central and Southern Italian Provinces !, the almost
onsp mons expression OF the Italians pays LEGAL ia yor
oI the incorporation with King Victor Enanucis do
aons na oi ne newly liberated prov nces of tho PENN
sWa u Count Cavonrs speech OF yesterc nv, as
condensed In the iegrapbc oespstch ii is stated that
me mere discussion OF the Law on The annexation
has greatly strengthened the union Of the different
political parties When We bear in mlnd that Tuscany
aud The Duchies have now been virtually unoer the
Sandman rule for pc, iod OF aud the Igatoue
for Of sixteen tbs this announce rent "a hsbIv
important and highly satisfactory All the gloomy pr5
pheces with which We were favored about the d,aeuty
nay the utter impossibiy Or ruscans ard Romseuolcs
Of Nodenose and Iombards living harmonoasly togetber
under The saroinan ceptro have heoa gnay conuted
a Ntfy lNhe kLosledge O. human nature and "A yerv
slight experience Of Italian character nuss suse 10 con
vhce ne most scep,ca that unless tho vast majority Of
e u Dans II Tue rrovno.s already to aar.
dnla were contcned and grateful flr tue change AZ
government they havo experiences their representatives,
would never, 60 emphstcally and Unanimously lend
heir sarclion 10 still iartner extension o Tie Sandman
rule,
Ccuit cavour's speech refers though not IN d,rest
terms, TO the four kinds e d ,aiies by which IN. 6aa
and sasiactory settlement II Italian question viii b.
long delayed Well ana h,ugiy has this been termed
"rhe Italian Compcatinn for invovcs the question of
aniagopsic races, which may still heiceiy
coition the Of bcratrg Venice on the
right 10 uphold the indirect sway OF Austria Throughout
the whole of the peninsula II involves great political
question OF the balance OF European power which
great charges in Italy have 90 violently disturoed
and The reaousiment OF which, on conditions
moro favorable 10 Italian Independence, s viewed
sueh 70 tho language Q! Lord John Russelis dc
spatch 10 Sir James Hldson-sith much lees
indulgence by The Northern Cabinets by the British
government Ard that political equiiiorium have
already riated and uccasion 10 repeat
may be disturbed IN Other modes than by further
cessions Of territory, which Count Cavour again
Italian complication involves, moreover a question OF
forms u government for the differences between Count
fostcred by Mszznisn Influences, simply difference
btt.een democracy In s most abstract and imprscti
cable form, and monarchy tempered anu onsrollci
far the moral and social st,ts Of Italy
admits by the checks OF a popular representation.
y, II
enough m Italian complication Involves question Of
religion which sl Catholic peoples IA the farthsst
d,rs OF the earth are declared 90 have equal interest,"
and In the settlement OF which tncy may, therefore,
CAIN participation aud voice.
That statesman who clearly sees, and 10 yet prepared
10 face all these difficulties must he bold man. That
Count Cavour them clearly that he m prepared 10
face Them lnirepidly ana cGn'rehingiy, is beyond
Ga ioaldi famous add, ess 70 ne e,isens Of Palermo eve
must haze toh Rome and tsnce nay, goes further u
sogI eve shcl hars then. . regards the means by
winch these somewhat, difficult. results be
ttcartd, VIC are tol1 merely that six months hence
we ,nal kn,w q little more of the matter. lie, who
Will dsbelieve in revivais they command implcit ere
cence in one place IN The mind OF Camille Bnso, Count
moptf,in quarters where they least expected in
tbe cold, caous, voltaran regions Of diplomacy in the
congress Of ambitious soyeregns In tho tortuous policy
OF the Coll, o Cardinals IN the obdurats bgotry
the Roman Ponta The great Powers II cent op
s..a 70 spy war with Austria Rather than incur tue
It's late Never mind. says Count cavour, in six
mi nias tho great .Powers Will be enlightened; In
The erccson Of Rome Into the capital Of tied ana In.
dependent Italy n prvnted By tbs attitude which the
and In hostility 10 Italian ineependencc But In six
months great changes may be seen csbataraa prests
return 70 le objects CT their early lore And Pope Plus
may end ss be began ey proc.nins 70 the world "the
Bot the tecgraphc wires that murmur from Turin
their notes OF political and moral harmony ring forth n
hsrsh and d,oodsnt sourd from the of the French
imperial govern ment The semi Official lhe rue
treats 10 tsctAon the theory aud practice of
invasion There are two Of nvssons That ,entrs
mpetuous, nibusterDg Garbadi was, II appcars, the
oniy hgiilmate invaier after ALL The regular and
thor zca form Of nvaton prcsuppoees The ntention of
aiding domestic revolution. Of ouly doing 20 with
such numbers and under such conditions must neces
FaTiy proiong disorder and frotract the struggle Bat
AFFAIRS q another though for the purpose Of rcsoring
order and oDtoldstlng civil authority Is not Tor
meni y be dream, Of u vl not be tolerated ey TIE
European Powers. These Powers constitute lursd,c
vbion naturally iskcs aiar At such events rhs
mon rishts Of Europe mus, be upheld. The common
We only too delighted 70 1nd truths important
proelaimea from quArter q such high authority and
trust thst they viii always be borne In mind by oil
the governments OF Europe.
From the LoadoB Tines, oct. raj
The future Of Ilaly probably depends The oounscs
which may prevail siih the french Emperor within The
rent cw days can nov hardly be concealed that the
rcsoye OF the Austrian government 70 abstain from inter
sy ,be spsry vinsesl,enoss Of psnos yosscs fere
fS been a. yet no overt act q hostility; the yIenncso
u Is snaeuioOd The I'm psror chaScs under sbs rc
stralnt and may II any time take resolution which viii
Tho agssvaug coonsss Of Count Cavour his outspoksn
about Nenttn the last instance Of which, pub
hsd By % TO DAY, msh, amost Justify 10 The eyes Of
dplomktsts declaration Of war, the entrance Of The
Sard into the Papal sstes their capture of German
yodrr the iaunis o. the European press the disoon
Hures have combined 10 excite the stll youthful
parth unti there . n2 tayipg what day may bring
ofih The s0pc Of The Aostrisn Ststce, the citizens Of
Vienna, the hnisry, The leading politicians, IN fact,
every ore whose opinion u worth having, iavor o.
yact but the cosrt - 90 lorfcr master Of It's TEN
per, aud may commit Any folly. Happily, step has
yet been iaktu and prudent counses may prevail but
is, At any rate, our duty 70 call attention 70 The
dsrrr which thre,ieus Europe. Movements Of
troops continually tskirs place in We.
netis. According 10 The lsst acoouop, though
hardly believe thcm, Austrian army
40 eco stroug had crossed 20 Borgo Forte below
Manfra with Conceivable motive but be ready for
bterrenoe ID the newly annexed territory Of saf
dlrn The Austrian coast has been for time Sub.
c,tcd 70 Hilary prccsutiyne the lights having been pot
out 0senby r order " preveut any sudden attack FROM
the Ssfto Nrn.otan feet Preparations have been hnr
risd tbrouShout The empire for another On me
argtt scale Ibc PROV lnoes Nh ch are aresdy dscon
ttutcd Almost TO he point = rebellion, hsve oeen w
further alienAied by Ccuecffs0r cfs9 90 men NHh
bankruptcy thrtaer ng and tbs Imperial pler Noklos
value daily. money has breu esioried tsams w
warlkr ~ rrses Ths on.8f strfa las reen SUI idFner
strengthened ~ elaborate wnfks on thc nessst moaoi
TIC public mpe1as have hefn employed Nitnout cessa
ter IL n,ntuv 80 csNroa ride. arms snd munhors OF
-, ~ s.,v st,d me Rsicnsraih which few months