The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-11-13

alton act 10 bear arms against Piedmont Tor Twelve
Guard mobile about 70 leave the old provinces 70
keep garrison st Aucona Another battalion will be sent
Perugs The troops who occupy the Marches and
win be thus rec 70 be sent either to Naples to
Join the corps OF rvaton the Mincio which has
already been reinforced, and is to be still more 50
1t Ia probable that the Court will not go 20 COM
pesne at first contemplated Since the death on
her sister, the Duchess DAbe, the Empress has been
il feared that At Compiegne her Majesty would be too
retiredthat she would give way too unreetraneoy 70
her feelings The Court win most likely soon return
the Tueries, and Its receptions viii commence carrier
this than usual The Emperor and Prince Imperial
are in excellent health. The Countess de Aontbo and
the Duke DAlbe have returned 70 Madrid.
PARIS, Oct "a, 1880.
The WarsdU characterization Of ne Great Posoers-
Alarm in England Virus Of tie English Pres'-The
Anglo Russo AlhaHce-Aopemen Of Aus.rIan Troops
Ths Ne,c Austrian Constistion, DC dc.
The great preoccupation in political circles Is the
Warsaw Interview. few days since the London Times
published leader upon the subject ntima.ng that the
Russian government had made ant liberal overtures or
propositions France regards intervention in Italy
in favor Of monarchca interests. Immediately the Eas
lifh journals took the Alarm and many have been tho
leaders published by them urging upon France the folly
lbe danger OF uniting herself with Russia. An al
lance Franco Russian Is deprecated m terms
ell less indicative o.. alarm. The
Daily Neus, organ Of Lord John Russell,
making frantic efforts TO smooth tina. Minister'S
threatening despatch sent weeks since 70 N. dc
Cavour. Your readers will bear In mind tina. have
often mentioned the Russian alliance the Emperor Ma
poeons ororn hope-the bugbear to keep England back
from too great display Of that hostility which her
diplomats feel and engenderlng against France
But although they fear and hate France, they would
rather be friends with her until they be Of her
finding elsewhere So the idea Of an alliance be-
tween France and Russia 70 act az powerful
tora,ve Of EnslAnd's desire for the entente cordias
According TO the London journals the Emperor Napoleon
is too wise, good Statesman, too good friend t,
Italian independence too magnanimons to th nk o.
abandoning Italy" All this anxiety 10 not about Italy
20, tits about dear Old England. The abuse that the
journals refer TO usually heap upon the Emperor has
ceased TO commence again when II oeconts certain that
the danger OF the dreaded alliance has ceased The Tines
has published leaders upon the subject all tending TO
concusonthe non acceI lance BY Louis Napoleon OF an
alliance with Russia.
The Daily Ness thus commences an article upon thi,
subject
It's Impossible to believe that the Emperor OF the
French ally hes'ses 10 the side be will take in the
threatened schisn among the governments OF Europe. II
he would only be content TO be OF them the rchs
about 10 assemble 81 Warsaw wontd probably De glad
enough TO lure him 10 the Conference. As things stand
they may regard HIM as the llnchpln il one OF the
greater Wheels 0. rational revolution, which, II they
could withdraw from Tvs place, and hide FOR time
in the pocket OF egtmist diplomacy, all were well.
They count terveny as We are told upon being ALE TO
RTet the further progress OF Italy towards renovation
and liberty. But IN their moot ecrguine calculations
there s the after thought Of Frenca interpolation At
the eleventh hour byond the Alps and TO rid Of this
contingency they would cordescend 10 friendly nay
Maternal In their deneauor - Yards the I'm oera
Jarvtnu: perchance they might think IL worth while 70
bait tbs WaTsaS trap With something more solid
But Napoleon Ill is too wary TO be thus caught trap
and nothing eee Warsaw would be for him. and minei
and BUNDLED he would assuredy be before he quilted
H. There Is not believer In his ssgacty among Ia. sell
Gsb cacLgors Of fortune in France who would not feel
Lis faith In the empire shaken be him scramblug
for a ppn IN M ROY vi oh IL
to the boast Of bic uncle aud himself that they had pa
out Of vogue
French writers IN the resctonary interest try to make
mischief daily by insnuatng that England looks
great communities Of the Latin with uueasnees
dmtrust. There cannot be more complete deson Tue
On sclf,h idea Ia The Eog.h mind rpcn the sabect
hearty oesire to be good friendR With both.
The leader closes with the assertica that Engaoi Is
spotess ~ she E unselash-
Had Great Britain soreid sinister object 20 gain,
or any wsh 10 zee llAy separated from france, she
would dssrc the absorption Of Louis Napoleons proud
Individuality In the new unholy league in defence Of
risht divine She would Ike to see hm dupcd and Italy
made TO feel tina. she about 10 be deserted she
would like TO bear that be was going TO Warsaw b,
Great Britain has no sJch mind She utterly repnd!ses
such tours,s; and were Der Minis.ere so ttupd
% 70 o,r them TO France, the would unhssAnsy
look hack few days and you Will Tad The leaders
Of the Daily Meas dllsd with rarcasms axans, toat
proud individuality" which Ia nov appealed 10, agans,
making an glllalce that would bother unseldsa Eng
lard and ihst would sadiy jeopsrdzs her intssepts
N India especially You win eco the London DAILY Nsos
threatens that the people OF England Will not alos The
ministers do arght dispease y, ance The ria<s-
the ThupGerer, that has broken many goose qais
81 all 81 the Emperor Ma ooleon-that has 30 liGci him
that Is continually cry out Arm against the ty
rsntsays IN reference To the matter In question: sad
utter repuciaiiou of Lord Jshn Russell we,
have let The treaty OF Vienna take OF ITSELF 70
coed % exremitis behalf CT the Convention of yda.
nnoA and the treaty Of Zurich and for the sake Of
erey; and Lord John Ra,ss y rcckooing wl.nou, his
host when be vspors 70 produce the Impression lha. she
viii -
To conclude With this fear Of new sanceI sli state
tha; . brochure viii appear TO morrow emitted
IL Alliance Anelsse or rAllanoe Ri.e"-rnc tags, OF
the Russian slsncc II Ia the tndefstgable Deatu that
publishes this brochure the that proiu ,ed all
The important p,m0hets u tie day. Fear makes the
hneish s,e eyfy syn iaalmsnt OF their a laoc,
France, business purely personal, but Ia Eng
assumed that be had come TO Paris 10 include Austria in
Huoner has mission France that OF per
sorsl interest have alone called him country Tne
diplomats OF England feel hos foolish hls their
uestmert Of the Emperor N.poieou and that his fora
ing alliance with Rcssis bet a natural re
cult Of policy crooked and dscsfel on their Bat
can arsure you on The beat aathcr!ty that Russia
has made no proposals to France II any nature;
that the Emperor Na5olsou has IDEA Of severng
sfse core,s between MS government and tina, Of Fog
and and TIA. long the Eu esh wirender such hing
poffibie, he vii remain their fatbfui ally shall seni
you copy Of the brochure mentioned asovc as 70 40
pear 10 morrow correspandent Of the Loudoa Chrori
cls writes " that jourpal az io'oss-
The Swedish government has issued proclamation or
with the request Of tho Sscdsh Parliament u has outrc
~ abolished The cdous Institution n Internal ani sxtcr
nal paeeports lr'ercoarse rec both o. hon aad
abroad No more passport plrnaer oily II s pointed
cut That The permits passports for oommercs tras
lers, who have 10 ay separate tsx 10 that capacity a.
an equivalent 10 the sale tax pad by tie sSeses with
whom they compete will t,il be continued
body 81 COO Art-an rcoss have c-o-sed the rtve,
Po ard taken 10 stion at Rovigo. Inc roats from
Nocera 10 Bologna This has anytety az 1,
GOV Announced that Marshal Benedex has .es,ved ar
tes TO ocecd at y 70 yeneta in order take CON
Inand ~ the Austrian forces Olc IN NJ 10 rt,p hoy
The Emperor Francis Joseph ~il IN r,~nce hos
Titles IN Italy unt after the warsaw Interview, al ali
In addition " Marshal Be bedek Con- maudsr H. ne 10
Vensts the Archdusee Albert AMI william arc Afro y,
Take CON nand q the Austrian army Tue Minister og
Interior here mas iust suspcndeahe Gase> e. Eysn
most raold Ok the lcgiiimis. organs 10 Freaoe
should have ssd above hi the Austrian government.
hes ust officially promulgated the srent u DC
coustiution. Dispatches received day from ,os
srnouDce that the Piecmontose oope kaf defeated
vision q the Nearriitan aeay at Psrnia province
OF Noise The FeGmonieee tncs prisoners Generals
Scott and pouslas, Of the keap1tsa amy dfty other
cfcers and 100 soldiers Tier aso eeded Ia cap.ar
ing the sandard Of the Fret regiment Of infantry o. the
roya army. The Neapotans f.b bask upon Ncaaro ani
another eusasemeot " W no dores take psscs
Mug Victor Emanuel ~iu not enter Napcs until sner
vote N krow