The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-11-19

De sohlenlta managed 10 Get Up lively qaNrs' be,
tween themselves al WsrsaS, should haze nerteaet
the above as tho reason Tor tue t1eniog OF me
Eaglish journals towards Prussia once mare Iasg oar
Ihey say Z" that Prnco Gortchakod may u be anger
Prussia. turn towards france FOR al aliancs.o
The King OF Sarania will not enter Naples unu'
francis IL has Quilted Iaiy, say ths Turin joaro,s
The majority IN Napes in favor OF sonsxason ha..
seen very large one 10 sombno aud hs freoas AZ
yerbo In the Papa States aud CART oned oy tne
ALEC BY the Ponthcai gencarmes the CIV rs
nously voted for annexation TO Piesm.n, ss.P No
Plus TX. will kindly overlook this 1ittle rcaA ~ 80
part Of his 8 loving ard attached people, a. % S
Giorvale d. Roma entities THIN On u"' ,aA -
The P.raI golfers are nearly em'ty, ane Pep.
soldiers desert The momsn their pay ~ nu ~ rs,hr
over II feared thai some sshs ~ some OF the
rebelliously inclited towns near home-sno
being thai might keep the 'oi,ers ,ns ,,s
allied victory m China AID look for ward with gr al hopes
toward. peace tnai viii DC oarsoe ope ae .s,sss
in su ne detGis-thalss 10 the untrog efforts OF Mr.
Golden his French associates am sorry 20 cay snss
the former qu, used up By his exerttons In favor OF
his cnugirys commercial good, and that de ~il most
probably unable TO attend 10 his PAriam 'htary duties
The Public in Europe has been OF late much Occupied b.
the NEs YoRK HERALD Your wonderful accounts OF the
prosrtss Of The Prince Of wses America have excited
s.,ep.nmeni on this siie Of the Ataatc where such
things are done on much smaller scale But you have
he good will Of ihe special correspondent OF the Lon
dou Tints You hadn't oughter have 20 much preceded
OF The coin He has paid of for tsat by
leupg the London public know that "you are
are overloosed BY the New York public unless
rated BY The New York Tms or tribune In fact, you
ea' %, ma. ~ nope NAV ..' -ncS h.ns.
you viii give yon lesson that may be useful for the u-
ture ard that other occasion will you 30 forget me
psopretes AZ TO beat all hollow your great
in reporting matters II directly Look
out Tor some awful exposure Of American manners and
customs from the special whoa he gets ome' t~hi %
your fault II II comes.
PARIS Nov o. 1880
The me weather last week has again favored the
farmers In completing their ded work Noiwiihsiand
ipr the One weather aed observed by buyers
tho French remain arm The price OF hour
lie well mantaned In the Paris market dehslency OF
corn exists In Italy supplies from the Black Sea are
impstenty awaited al Leghorn Great complaints are
heard Gnua Italy o. the long continued dry weather
The low water Ia the river Dnester has prevented the
arrival Of wheat at odessa
nuusstons bave taken pscs In several OF the depart
men,s Many houses were thrown down and consiaerA-
Tue leading article Of the Paris Pa,e Of the ath 10
ssss ssy IN o ssra 1re na poougns IL
occupation for longer term than ia limited 81 treaty
Italy.
The So,sman says-rhere exit we have reason to be
eye, SINE grounds Tor s1peetpg that the trench En
peror II waverng In his Italian policy, and has given
orders General Guyoa u interposc probably only Ia
the last extremity, favor OF toe King or the ex King
OF Naples. one motive 10 snch this alleged change OF
feeling axcribed IL the sort OF reaction In French popu
lar feeifk aisipz from the overthrow OF L,norciere,
which Is resarced, apparently, asa sort oil national EMS
The London Nlo. says-rhere is TO be grand exhbi.
tou Of Italian pictures in Florence next summer IN aid
Of which the chief Italian c.ee are 10 conrioete large
sums OF money
The Paris correspondent OF the London Dlily Nses
asit remarked that according 10 the reoent ne rs
from Venice the Austrans have suddenly ceased 70 tend
troops and muuitiu towards the lombard frontier
EThe London Morning Herald siys-tne Iiedm onsese
Ga other the Code Napoeon) have Just been
prorui gated In the Marches
The Turin Gatets announces the departure OF fresh
MAPLE Nov g 1850
The Piedmontese armv, under the com maud or King
Victor Emsuue has gaiesd brilliant victory on the
other side OF GargsBo The Bourbon arny attacked
Ia 'front.' with grea, spirit bP the troops AMI In aAnk by
the feet dispersed leaving 10 our hands tents, wagons
Stores. sd . very lage humber OF prisoners General
somDss pursuod tho enemy, and Afterwards occupied
MOI. and positions commanfi7g lets
kpg Victor Emanuel enters Naples To- day.
Inc number OF prisoners taken At Cspaa vas II 600.
TURIN Nov 4, 1850.
Yesterday Dur troops Commanded by Victor Emanuel.
ATTACKED and dispersal the Bourbon army beyond The
GAgiiapo. Tents, wagons and an immense number OF
priso1ers were lei IN our possesson General somnAz
ia. hola d aeia And DINER positions above The
city.
mo following despatch Is anterior 70 the battle
part Of the div sion Of General somnaz has crossed
the Garsllano Tho whoio army viii cross 70 morroS
Bridges being thruSn over the river.
Another despsch .ays.- part OF the division Of Gen.
sompsH has crossed the Gsigiano and taken the ron
bridge a, the same time making 100 prisoners
ordge Of boats has been thro~n the mouth OF
the 6argsno Another bridge s being constructed DO
yond tue iron bridge The whole army VIII cross the
lac roy.lis,s have fallen back upon Gas,a Through.
out their march they were much embarrassed Ny The Ire
" The Sandman leot.
NAILS. Nov. 8, 1880 q
rhc p.5iscile has been deslCei today Toe votes
Ayes, ooIOos
Noes ....,...,.... Observation-Disclosures. 10 $40
TIE prisoners from capuA 900 10 number, are srrv.
irg without their arms.
hspes 10 en- ftts
Il SAID that Victor Ema1aol Wi arrive here % Tues
day, November
G.ribaldf Is at Naples
PnRuGsA, Nov 4 1850
Tee VoiirT the question OF annexation bias CON.
menosd The concourre o people ut toe ipns exraor
1nafy Nctwtthssaing tito french occupati1n aud tue
Or " Poutieoa gcndarmss tic ohAoan of ssve
10 tue province OF Nferb0 sss naseung 70
vote Tor annexation.