The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-08-24
Our Genoa Correspondence.

utNoA, august lSOo
| Prospects for United naly-r,e,or Ensnrei TO Carl
baldi-Gdrbaldis Repry-rA Revolutionary FLEET
Porslar S1simen, in Rome--The M1ssderes in Syria :
Enthusiasm Among ne Greeks, &c, dc.
United Italian stock much easy this week. The
Nspoleonoo Victor Emsnueic pressure upon the market
is generally considered heavy and holders In
consequence booking up. The following the trsnsac-
tons In detail And, ersi here Is the letter OF Victor
Emanuel "a Gsribsldi:-
DEAR GENNsAi-You know that when you started for
Sicily 20, va got have my appreciation To-day con.
sderi 49, gravity OF existing circumstances, decide
gior you warning being aware Of the sincerity
ol your strifnr uts for me.
Ia ord'r g. end TO awN between Italians and
Italians a-vi you IN rcnounoe the idea OF passing
with yUuf N.urves tnOOps 10 the NcApotan mainland,
prov the King Of Naples consents TO evacuste the
whole OF the island leave the Sicans free W de-
hberstc upon ana e. settle u 5ir dostniee.
would TO myself full liberty OF action res-
tive 10 Sicily Ia the event OF the King OF Naples being
unable sccept this condition General. follow my ad-
vice, aud you will that 10 useful TO Italy whose
power OF ausmentng her merits you you'd facilitate BY
showing 20 Europe that she knows hos TO con-
quer does she know how to make good use OF her
victory.
This is the mouse that has come from my isborlng
mountain ~ Last week, aud by stout mouse at
that The letter IL immensely milk and wstersh; but
what else could the write, feeling ss he did aud
being compelled write something contrary 10 what
be felt But satisfied the NcapotAn Envoys and com.
Garbsld docs to feel the pressure OF this e,
very heavy he has very oooly replied 10 the
King o. follows
Saviour Nsicsty no~s the high esteem snd the do
votiun which iec towards your Majesty but such the
prssn, state OF things Ia Italy that, at the present
nent cannot obey your hacsiys nunctons, mu III az
raould Ike a. ! Sm called Tor and urges by the
people OF Noples have tried In vain, 9th what in
tu,acr hSf, 10 restrain them. tclisg, as DO that a
moi. favorable moment ~Uuid be desirable. Bu; II |
faoold beeitats should euiarger the Of italy
rot fuia uy ou,y Itstlsn. Nay your MAJESTY,
thertre, permit TIA time DOT IN obcyl As
snail have doae sth task imposed upon BY the
wsucs Of the ,pe which groees under the tyranny
4 the NearOitan Bourbon rbsu lay down my sword
your Nsissys feet aud shs obey your Majesty for the
remainder Of my lifetime GARtBAi.Di.
| The letter is dated Melar1o, the 9Th OF July.
On Friday last, 81 inst, despatch from Naples
ported that 600 Gsrhaldans, uadcr Chcvaer stoccc
had auced IN Casbrs that the Frst royal reg neu had
deserted d that the greatest Consideration prevailed Al
the Nea ,'1litsn cours
on yes,srf was received arma,0n OF the despatch
bit no other intellgcocr
mis- expedition viii prccipate the revolution aud then
Gsrbaldi vii cross over. He has three hundred sal
great and small
liz 20 be bored for thc sake Of Italy, that the
ae'd offered to grcIch AN abatement In Syria will give
occupation N Napoleon snd new direct0a 70 lis smb
| tion.
Il worthy o. note as showing ,Ne force ~ the cur
reat sicily, ,bi the o. are sbAaionlns their loas