The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-11-24

anount 40 NOR. than ~ 900 The King has With
p'm aeott 70 900 and lsldni II COO There are thee
NJ sp pB, whose prss1ut real strength Is not exactly
kGor Tt,re rss beer march Of seneros ~ betsesu
trt knk and ,ht DICTATOR Gxrihadi wished u re 10 the
fr,lJcstTh in IN oonoaS aoh are 70 take place.
pctor kmBuutl SAL To him, "fou have been
hehsns quite lopg enough u rs now my turn. Your
ro Gieusd, they fhal o<m the reserve mine
quite tsn ard they must br the first 10 act" Toe
Ro,ei has cv,ppr hepaed tnat when have
Tiheed their ycrth and b.r property for the triumph Of
q narse, they eptied 10 a recompeoso when that
ca re suoceed emp 20 shose Who capable
Of hirg ~ and pension to others Many places, more
or tts evsec bsve already given 10 exiles
Ahr Ieht,ons have been granted 20 political prisoners and
10 some oas.r a. their wives or To their children
crte brr ~ red that sum OF 600 zoo duasts (25 GOO
eo fhe be Iaken from tn ieLts cantscated iron the
Bou bots arc distributed among tneir vcti namely
VIC. u ~ FACING men incarcerated, condo nned, emil
grated hspsoec sent into tia interior and forced 70 hide
m nseves from political Acommssio has been
oruc 20 watch over the proper distribution u this
tban rets the riguaure OF the Dictator himself
ard 81 the Ministers charged With lis execution Il
bears the taie az Naples 23d out only appeared In tho
ohc!a Journal on the 81 OF this month
The following Communication s-om Ancona viii give
cone iae, OF he workings Of the Sandman rule
"o witness the revived activity OF ta,s port the com
mfrcs prtoccupatiors Of the Inhabitants and the tran
qriihtl which prevails among ell classes, no one would
maggie tnst the pre- only month ago stood siege Of
ten days, aud now IN the of m important voting
Everything has returned 70 m normal state aud the new
sctnnfits work well " they nad been ten years ia
Office The people obey without constrant and are the
more tranquil NJ they bave less troops TO restrain shem
IL thu Marches, province containing population OF one
miop tbefesre ot thirty Rensdarmee me troops on
the be coBs'st Of angle regiment In garrison 81 An
cora and which is rhorty 10 leave for Naples This B
all that remains Of toe Rins brigade all the others hav
lett The pole. ana s the military duties Ootn In
The towps ana country parf, are lott 70 tho NstooAl
Guard which performs its task IN the most satisfactory
naIfer p"
may inercat The public I, know that proposal has
been ade TO this by the Galway Sea nshp
line to carry the French mails d rectly Hasre to
Waterford Ireland and theucc 10 the United States by
the Gal ~ay packets The steamers from HAvre would
touch at aherboorg en- route TO Waterford and thus at
no hr Untr
mails great saving o. time would ensue were this line
adopted the vesses would reach Ireland thirty hours
after leaving Bavre md yoC know lnat from Gal the
pssAEge shorter than any other TO the Uoed States
The conpany propose taking emerants and merchandise
coed IN obtaining the subsepton they denatd weekly
lire xi at once he established A. yet the decision OF
the government u not known Prince Napoleon Is an
srnent partssn Of the scheme, and has promised II his
whole Influence.
PARIs Nov Q 1880
Since mailing ny letter yesterday have asce tsined
the following details regarding the Warsaw intervie~
that may prove nte esog to yopr readers hold tnon
frt that consi Ter cetisn is ssd that the
Emperor OF Russia dssired that the QUESTION d0rsrt be
considered laid aside; that italian ara1, of su
Gent Importance 10 eugross their undivided attention
PC assured the Emperor u Austria and the ffncs Rs
gent that the Emperor Napoleon had informed him he
would Dossp.ervere IN Italy In case of gar bet Eeen
Austria and Piedmont unlGs Germany sliced with the
former AM gave me- armed AID In which cas- he would
ATTACK The kot nsh but were Gernany
leave ausuls ded' lsh' her battles.
th'n r. che Emperor hipoenn) would pecge himself
- ie'veOe II = sa that 10 consequence the En-
peror ~ Ausria ceermtncd he uld rot, nteod
I'd ey entity before the Interview At WasSw attAcs Sar
dins, that he 'plt have Frensis IL aud Pics TX TO
Whatever fate ghl heal them The person that gave
me ,his infol matt says that Lord John Russell Vas
OF the circumstsncc described as sbove and Mat
H. late 16srlieh written with view TO encourage
the alisrs to demand tee giving OF Veuea and the
departure % the Pope Lpp thereby u cause France 70
alter the Of policy rhe has pledged herse II kep,
n
III Frehoh vii cot intervene at Gasts, and you
expect by ycpr next fes TO hear eiihr that
The saTdsps have htbar led that port that Francis
II has left Italy. Garibslf haa again ma5e fsenarse.
Announcing his firm ntert cf aiding the Hungarans 70
regain their liberty. 1ha kiug OF sardinia maze hts
trumptsi entry into Naples on the 7lh Hs rsesty
rurruu1sed W bic eral officers and 81 bic mine
amer the entry the kirg signed decree desarng
the ex4ion OF sicily and Naples 70 the xnsdo OF
Italy Ia ed ths! FraCcs joseph viii grant
20 verItis her autonomy and liberal institutions Thus
I'll turns noe towards peace