The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-10-06


Of creation U0uld set forth the benefits accrun9 from dc
earthquake tina. destroys whole cities, the tornado Dhich
onnthd,es tcofe lis Wrdth but do not the
less depore the fate OF the immediate sufferers from ths
earthquake the tempest II the storms OF revolu-
tionay anarchy be unclaimed over all Italy; IL the 70
publican shall raise his band against the royast the
blood Of taly's best aud brsvest shall be shed,
Dot sgainst the satellites Of the domestic tyrant,
sti ess against the legions Of the foreign oppros-
sor, but In the wild, tnsensste, infuriate strife Of
frstrcdAl var terrible indeed viii be the responsibility
Of those by whom these caames hall have been causcA
Not Italy, nos Europe alone, the whole civilized world
will be outraged and Injured by their rAshness ma
modes Of acton required 70 raise fallen country froa
he dust various wisdom In the Cabinet, eoQuence
10 Parliament tact negotiation, all important
dauntess vsor and consammste generashp in the neA
The Italian cause would have reached its present
stage without The diplomatic sabtlety BY which Count
Cavour and the nrmness by which Sgnor
Farn impaired 10 consists ncy and strength The
vices Of Garbadi TO Italy immense almost ncalcuabis
Is they aIe cannot justify the summary dismissal Of two
,uch men, the responsible advisers Of constitutional
overegn on demand far more probably suggested =
Garbsd by Aazzni the Mszznian leaders than ORR
enAtng n the spontaneous act OF the General himself
Garibaidi's DEGREES.
Among the DEGREES just issued BY the Dictator arc tAs
For the satisfaction Of the Italian people, and those 4
Palermo IN particular the adhesion 70 the ree govern
ment OF Italy Of NJ Flores the the Ercole
steam igAte who bobsrded the capital Of Sicily with
such strocous fury. 10 not accepted.
Navy Captains Rodriguez LTttiert, SaazAr and Clan
barbo are included in this refusal
Considering that the National Guard ought to be the
rits q special'pledee Of trust and honor
The castles Of Naples handed over perpetuy -
the custody OF the National Guard OF the city, that they
may be the bulwarks OF liberty as heretofore they
The Papal Question in an English Point
OF View.
From the London Times, Sept. 81
The Italian revolution, wonderful and rapid IS IL haa
been II not quite spontaneous cmanation caro-
lees admirers may believe Many influences have been 1t
work TO shake and loosen that work Of prncipa
pvdn Rsrk>t
be perfect and aimoet All military power u
the greatest military nation In the world but just
patience has been required to watch and TO seize every
opportunity that occurred TO turn after the
other Mere enthusiasm has not done all, and
could have done II all fragments Of population do mot
unite into nations and slaves do not become free BY
force Of illumiuatons and popular shouting There
ment Of foreign force a. well as Courage and conduct n
the young Of Italy All these have been worked t.
gcther with marvellous unity towards the common Oh
ec and the consequence has been that the armies e
France have been used 10 break down the armies a
Austria the sympsthes Of Teutonc Europe have bssa
arayed against the pretensons OF France the ground
has been kept while the Italian Hercules wrought hs IA
bors without interruption from abroad This unity of
purpose has now been broken Unhappiy, discord hes
como 10 mar this hitherto successful combination Tia
Of action ets under the constraint imposed upon
him BY the man OF counsel; the man OF genius grows
When Farin was expelled from Sicily il was clear thai
Garbadi had determined to be longer only the a
Italy and that he thencefoward TO direct the
The intelligence from Turin which publish TO day
makes the occurrence OF rupture certain. Gsrbald
insists upon the dismissal OF Cavour Tho conqueror Of
Sicily and Naples upon being set free from the en-
apgements Of statecraf aud diplomacy and permitted
TO finish The emancipation Of Italy ia plain solderiiks
way.
Against such iAth and plaster iyrannies a GarbslH
found IN Sicily or in Naples bold doubtless u
appeared In dust and spIinters The ssme sumnsrv
course OF action would also do very well for counsxt
where be would ind sympatbizng people, and NO nero
than lh0 vxl.h
Gasbadi has done I'll this part Of his work and let -
man undervaluc H. He has displayed ony advsatu-
rous daring, but consummaie ability We wish wo Enx-
lish he'd general from whom we could hope, Il osr
need for IN achievement anytning 1t all equla In MILL
tary merit 70 that sicAn campaign. But, great hs
programme" and their way hiss been prepared BY has
ortaous policy and cran counsel which he desires -
Now that Chdini has dispersed the wretched merss-
nsries Of the Pope there Is nothing do ecept osp
lure Rome and conquer Venala That Is 10 say, there
ag # concluding suoo,Ssftd 0ar SiI France and e.
trey deeano Auys Is this the serious project OF Carl
osan co. we can ony cay q Il. .s the French said e
suTe" II this the o. GArbads separation frsn
avours II scarcely possible 70 believe that shrewd
man and 20 great man ~ Garsbaldi has shown nss6
Wild a scheme mai be should boId nass sy
n n,, ia &C.. ., i.asn unity but consistes.
due 70 bis own fame but that he should desire
mounAneers hesdiong al the French army and also 81
All the correspcodepce from Italy, however 70 this
eject. certain the envoy from the King Of g.
oeee, that may have been ana can extract no soncc
sion from this obdurats Achilles Tie DEMAND for ne a.
m.sai Of Cesor and Fhrtns Only Too unfortunately
ssfesS wsn hg 70 rrocf1tr tie ef No
pies yrts the np Of he Qrsnal may be that ali tasss
reports 90 Gsfosdt Injustice and the "programme'
which he determined to carry out Is not a
the character attributed 70 him. II may DO ths9
he rs wiling 70 wait until the flight OF the Psps
or The spontaneous course Of events snail free Rome fo
M haFf nff.~ 49,
Italian peninsula u may be Aso that he IL quite alive
70 the madness q veuurng within that great trap
The AusuAns sun keep Set and bsited cse py Socrfao
and thai be content 20 wait for Venice until tho en-
penses have tod upon the temper Of Austrian eioe
rain and until the temptation Of the ten millions oersA
by Italy longer be resHted. II possible that IL
existence d designs which, under present circumstance.
would SAVIOR Of nsaphy, may be ONLY suggested from ~
rn by the interest Of the Ministers who arc
nos proscrbed by The Dictator
Bot u 30, Why this rertpscious demand that Cavcw
shal De dsmissed Carloads hss hitherto shown
himself ma likely 70 be Influenced by merely pcrsoaal
motives. That be dDlikss Csvour wcf known. Thas
he sslikes him for his diplomacy and for his csaoo a
~hcn be has sometimes treated Garbsd We are not noe
% be toll That he should be give ~
sicily and Naples 70 be trahed for between cAvour 80
the Emperor Of the French 10 yery natural We may.
perhaps, thus hnd possible 20 accept the pdispusse
tsci that esribaldi has made this demand without
bg With absolute ddepce The Interpretation pot upsa
u Al Turin. Read 70, however, - Ne may, u 10 . 1sus
disastrous movement Great ~ Garbaldi ts, he N
necessary 70 the success Of the reYouoa nov
some equvtca WORK yet 10 be done, which Gayibslh
cannot DO All the old symptoms o. compensation anA
annexation ere resppeArng The French Journals
vebemenuy denying all designs upon certain islands,
they once before vthementy denied designs upon
Noe; and Franco q the sane time protesting assis~s
the annexation Of Naples she protested aT ihs
anne xation Of Tuscany. 7A>e mGzcS uAscA rrtu.
r,quirs ~arso~ren, ard Cspcgr he ony -on wAs ~
th> tdiesf % CORY rkh arrare>-~rfs through fvWy-
thing cannot be dcue by force, and II ccsaA
Gsrfoaid does not po~sesa the force. In banisAs
irr Csvour Garibadi disAbes one o. the wms q
Italy. he 10, moreover, creating . great pubsis
scandal, Tor be exhibiting 70 the world the proof q
sad chst the tvo greatest aborers for Italian unity,
ard the two meet prominent Italians unable 70 -
together he n showing the old Italian weakness WORT
ing, al her extreme need, In her two best men rhesw
cen be 90 sunlceut for this open strife Bch
MON ne o-> htnc and endedtcvtro 10 cdfs tie
0t5s bu, Csvour recognizes dcuitise which have ~
Be avoided or ornured away, while Gsrbaldi believes -
ride down all obstacles sword IN hand they instDe
upon separating our ~ mpsthies will 40 forward viii
6srbsas, bot our hoprr viii halt behind Csvour Gart
bsldfs impesaous system 10 admirable AGAINST his cvu
'nuDtrymsn but tsvur wild be Indispensable 70 ftsy -
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