, 1860-09-08
hive taken advantage Of biz preparations for

hive taken sdvAutags Of biz Preparations for
retirement, to b. sailipR toward Trieste, no ons
doubts.
much more interesting theme of speculs-
ton is the action which Piedmont will take on
cccaxInns oi GprbsIdi's Nespolitau Accession.
and Gar,baIdi srs At a'n7st irresonc1ah's diff
ferepcss. Neither OF these men 10 to be blamed
for this, Each has done Jsem ans asrvics for
I,aly, It IL aaturAl that each should under1ats
and be upjustly Jealous OF the othsr. The dis
ssnsion OF the abltst European diplomatsts
and tho ablest wo1ld's partisan leader il az
iud;ced yiolsncs of the weakly violent psrtlsans
Of eth .r chief is simply damnable. Thsgrsat-
eat woe to Italy would be an opsn quarrel be.
tween the two, do not think it will come. /
mt no faith IN the idle rumors Of Cxyour's
resignation. He will and must accept Garibal-
dl, Who is only logically carrying out into prao-
tice the consequences OF his nastery diplo
1nacy for the Lass six years.
To pRss now for moment from facts to pro-
liabilities: G4ribsldi is going in straight line
from Messina, By the way Of Naples to Venice.
Cayour will not resign. Austria will not inter-
fe1e at Naples. The King Of Naples will take
refuge in Austria. hhen Gsribaldi attacks
Venetis, be will do it with the help of the Nea-
poItan aeet, agains. which Austria ha. nothing
10 bring but vessels four nfths Of whose crews
ar. CONFUSED Of Italians OF D4lmatiaus, He
will not make charge upon the tortidcstions
Of the famous quydrilateral, but he will raiss
the people behind the quHdrll iseral. S,nults-
neous with that rising will be the rising Of Hun.
gary, and perhaps o. the Italian Tyrol. lie
Nill not him selt attack Rome, which, thaeks TO
its French garrison, ls 9srrisoned by all France,
but be will give Gen. Lamoric,ere full occupa-
tion for his 6:ind1ed, pi-ball forcea in defend
ing Umbria and the Marches against them
stltes. But By the time all this eca+me is set
a:"o1k king, there il open war between the
Kingdoms Of Upper Italy and AUSTRIA
Close on the heels Of that must come war
between Franc, and Austria. LOUIS Napoleon
will not, AID dare not If he would, let Austria
re-invade Lombardy. The sympa,hy OF the
French people year ago with the oppressed
Italians wus not worth more than the sympathy
of the American people with the Huugarians in
ls49-50. The practlcal version Of this last
mentioned national sympathy amounted in all,
if rightly remember, to something less than
$8 900. But be Hure that the French national
tee.'ng would not merely "back up" hnt d, iue
lis watchtul servant, Louis Napoleon, 10 defend
not o.ly Lombasdy but the Duchies as the right
faI possessions OF Victor Emanuel The annrx-
alton OF Nice and Savoy was rather feature OF
That G4ripaldi's supremacy is an ot1ense and
stencil in the nos;rls Of all continental crown
ed heads, is certaio. Louis Napoleon, who
likes him Us little as tue rest, has done bis ut
meat, working through Victor Emanuel, 10 re-
strain him Ind put hin down, has brains
enough 10 see that what can't be .nred must be
endured-and to zee that If the fight is to cons
between Gayibaidi and Francis. between pro-
gross and reaction, between Victor Emanuel
and F. Jaserh, that be must, to save himself,
take part with the advanced party. He will do
his utmost, has steadily bean doiog his utmost,
to prevent the struggle frem coming to that
final issue. Between the peace at Fu1afranca
AID ererv Fe. rch dip|omat1c act since lhen, is
the completess accordance. Lou,s Nspoleon's
foremost wi>h and interest at present IL 10 pre-
serve the European prace-6ut If it must be
broken, as it grasely threa'euato be. be is quite
Us well aware as you OF l, that be mus, in his
own interest, take the leadership Of the nd.
yanccd party in the centeat.