New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-10-06

stop the general oyerturnmg. That amahle man,
venerable clergyman, and inept prince, Plus *
10 aetter 10 one of his bishops dated September II,
written IN the peculiar modern Roman style that So
yOrs more Of anile violence than Of either strength
or christian mausuetude-says, among other things,
IN speaking of the encroaching enemies OF his tenn
pOral power, that other means failing: God in TIA
" indignation of his wrath, viii strike crush and
" exterminate these new Sennacheribs." Busat that
time His Holiness had ether cheerful views which
were shared by his political and religious partlsans
here. Heavens extermnatlng wrath was regarded
70 areserve to fall back upon only in case aid from
Austria and other Of the most earthly powers which
udS expected should fail TO come up En- attendant,
il was thought that the many sided Algerine hero,
Lamoriciere whose military ability past dispute,
could, with his pebald army hold Ancona or join
King Francis at GaGta, and hold corner of Naples
till help came from abroad to lnspirlt reaction.
There JIG great reason to believe that reason had been
given to the poor Pope to believe in an effective una
teIial, or at least diplomatic Intervention. Poor
Pope: European diplomacy is as demoralized as the
NeaI oltan army.
The steamer that takes this letter viii bring you
news of LamOriciere: Z" whose name" we were
told two days ago by irst-class PaJisan journal,
which suppressed the name OF It's informant how
ever the martyrs, cOnfess0rs, doctors. all the great
" benefactors of the human race, now in the hight of
" Heaven, were at that present writing engraving
" on the memory of God"
The most remarkable performance of the Ponti-
fca army he's been recorded by its geleral, in dis
patch to the pTiesty Minister-Oi-War at Rome,
Sept. 10: 1.-THE infantry has made 40 miles IN -
" hours" Two days after this extraordinary fea.
of legs, this admirable body of light otoot fell into
the hands of the Piedmontese general Sennacherib
Cialdini.
Looking at Italy, whittier all French eyes are
now directed, the Carbohydrates stare horror
struck with divergent strabsmus at Garibaldi and
Victor Emanuel. They uncoIk their little hOmeopa-
THO walls Ofwrath and drbble Outther contents upon
the heads of the repr0bates, evdencng their faith
in the maxim: Sim,lia SimaibaS curant9r. If bad
language hath any virtue to cure the body polite OF
Rome from the malignant attacks of Italianism I'M
der which it seems fast expiring it should be sooner
set up again on its Cardinal red legs. To present
only little specimen pOsegay from the flowers OF
ClericO-egitimist rhetOric much less a complete
anthology, would fill too large place in letter
Then they are not all fine favored; they have fire.
quently sulphurous OdOr, or worse.
The official Journal, Rome, which cultivates by
prediction ancient ghost flowers and nlght-blOom-
ing wonders, presented MS the other day with this
rank scented variety. - The Internal rage against
." Rome has risen TO nauseating enOrmity;" lie
Monde, of this morning, here in Paris successor of
the late UairerS (headed in) says When the
" Pontifcal earth [Papal States in plain prose]
" shall have drunk the blood of its defenders
- mostly unwoJnded prisoners, now to be sent
safely home to the care Of the police authorities
d" of their respective natal countries by their Italian
" Sennacharib eOnquerors, the shudder that will
" thrill the cOnscences of us true blue faithful,
will perhaps warn the Angel of the Lord that his
" hour of action has at last struck" l could not
help undermining that modest perhaps. Since holy
ExMinster of the French Republic
(Whose name is getting engraved as above) and the
sanity Schmidt (ex-directOr of last years horrors
at PeIuga-now popularity hoOted inmate of an
hotel at Turin where he sits q prisoner OF war;
and those epaulettcd babes of grace, Cherublc
Generals Ranzler and VOgesang are squelched,
d" perhaps the DISCRIMINATING Angel viii hear the
bell ring end look to what's o'clock The sad folly
of such apile raving covers its blasphemy.
And yet there was a great grain of sense in the
leading article of lie Monde this morning. Here Is
the gist and nearly the words of it,: "The liberals
- cry out to Garibald stop! do not madly COM
50 promise the revolution If he had only OBJ
. served the laws of common sense and common
. prudence, he would never have landed IN Sicily.
90 If reasoning were to take precedence there would
80 be no revolutions. If Car Nicholas had been IN
% sane he would have taken COnstantinOple in 4S
90 hours. There would have been a great cutlery,
80 but it would not have resuJctated the urk The
- Gear acted nationally, according to ordinary rules
% of procedure, the resJl5 OF which was 500, 600
:. lives and six milards o. money clear wasted"
There is something in that; audacity, defiance of
ordinary law, has been the law of Carl
baldi's extraordinary success thus lar. victor
Enanuels. or rather CayOur's, invasion Of the
Roman States is in defiance of all law OF nations.
Not even CavOur's upequaled capacity for drawing
up able State papers, cOIld present more than the
amest defense ohe case based on the law of nations
He is not to be blamed for accepting in that paper
(which still is able) the necessities of his position as
a member of the decayed family of European diplo-
macy. Here the unparented Gar'baldi, the eJant
terrible, who han't got no grandfather, the son
of his own works, the son of the people acting by
instinct, equity, and the higher law" has an
immense advantage over him.
But without presunng to look three days into
the clOuded future of Italy, on whose watchtowers
YOU have vigilant reporters, / simply record what
comes within the scope of my Partisan observatory.
The view is confused enough here.
The advanced Frerch Liberals are gravey
alarmed at the widering of the breach between Ca
your and Garibaldi. The wonders already per-
formed by the later have inspired more admiration
than faith to which miracles, in any case, are but
arguments. The very facility OF his
rand progress from Reggie to Naples, and his en-
tbusiastc reception in the capital, while they prove
the nonularity Of the man and the sentimental sue
cess of the cause he represents, PROVOKE the most
rational doubts as to the firmress OF the popular
base upon which they temporarily rest Inc SLAYER
ing adulators of the Bodrbons Yesterday are ILe
1eyotees of Garibaldi to-day. They may be his
wea1ied followers tomorrow, and next day hostile
populace. In the city of Naples there are no citi-
zens, no people-Only POpulace, a policed mob.
II would be changing in despite of the interchangeable
laws of human nature, the radically, neranedy
demorallzed victims of BOurbon-pohce rule into ul-
corTupted men, the shame into the eulogy of the
foulest despotism, to suppose the contrary. Naples
has enlightened individuals (not all OF accordant
on;nion5 moi AN enlightened class and the dim not
L. ttrlr 90 crunted nnnnar nstinct of the tickle