The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-10-06

diA. Great trading companies with full power over
certain region Of country seem 70 have al the ius' Oh Pi
rates without their fear Of retrhutioa
The career OF the Hadsons Bag Company would be III
tie better than the great Eist INDIA coooern prooAoy
We knew ii as well. The apoiens right when
they Mercury che patron and director Of thieves
and kDsves equally With merchants.
Our prospects looking brighter and brighter,
There some little rainy weather since my last
general rnle the weather has been favorable
the wheat crop will be good
Of the progress Of the Prince OF Wales u
America are copied from the HERALD very cxten svey
ana read with great interest throughou, the kingdom.
But for your journal there would be very meager &C
counts OF his Journey and reception
ea you will not get the Great Eastern by the LIST Of
November She has not been taken OF the gridiron
and probably cannot be before next spring tides ia
Tour weeks from this, the Goth OF october 10
mat case, OF course, she cannot leave the 18th
Oar Paris Correspondence.
PARIS, Sept 20, 1890
Position Of Francis HHls Determination 10 Fsoht-Garl
bd,di Anto9onse 10 the French Policy POSSIBLE Result
Of his Plans-rne Dangers Attending his Attack upon
Rome-The re7iaa Q4eStion-The reported Attempt 10
Assasstnate Napoleon Hoaz- Victor Eranuefs Deter
m,nation 10 Oppose Gari5aIdis Aaacl upon Ronse-7ze
Future Of Nay, de-, DC, dc
few days since advices received from Italy led
suppose tina, Bombino had departed for spAn according
to the kind Invitation Of Isabella secundo
refuge within dominsons when driven his
own. II announced that Francis IL gone that
was PREMATURE ike disagreeabe, nasty, saualng
cats Bonlbino several lives, and yet he ia kicking
He B now between Cappa and Gaeta, at the head OF
twenty five thousand troops and has determined ESQ II
eeems) 10 strike one more blow for throne and
power. ! must acknowledge that this raises the
you hfui tyrant in my opinion; he did TO be sneak
ing away pitiiuly that to him make stand Ia
refreshing However, may state tina, this stand seems
hopeless one unless Gen. IAmoricsre joining
Bombnos forces with his better drilled moro relia
able troops At last advces Lamoriciere thus
deavoring although inclined TO doubt this, according
TO dispatches received by me from q reliable source
These dispatches state that Lamorcere had turned In his
march had thrown force into Ancona large enough to
defend that place. and had taken up sraegcal position
that would enable him to decline battle the Piedmont
army. II the Last account ia the true one, will
doubt be confirmed by the elegraphic despatch you
receive at the time that tais letter reaches you
Gsrbad has seued proclamation that most seriously
duplicates him against the French government. He
this proclamation that he will Rome and
tina. from the top Of the Quirna he will announce
the unity OF Italy under the s,cptre Of Victor Emanuel
Now, he do this he must defeat large French
force under command OF General Guyon who has just
turned to Rome in view OF any sch eventuaty A.
tack by GAribald upon the Eternal City. This would
tail upon Garbadi great disasters and would besides
danger the Of italian independence, nearly
successful French soldiers would easily defeat the Carl
badans and defeat fatal TO the hopes Of the Die
iator lie, hope that be will abstain from attacking
the friends Of the he has ardenty espoussd
and tina, h~ soldiers may only be called upon to nght
their la foes-Itay's enemies Let him free venitiA
aud the PapA domnons aud then let the people, If they
at, vote the removal OF Plus TX. Napoleon Ill will
not oppoee the OF the people then he respects uni
versa suffrage and will abide thereby; but the Pope
only be removed thus, and Garibadi will commit
great and fatal by attempting 10
coerce France. In all this Napoleon Ill is
merely carrying out that policy which have so often
pointed ont In ny former letters he Is determined to
prevent II In his power Austria from interfering agans
Garibald but the latter, blinded by success does not
TO comprehend this afraid that his present
keen desire 10 attack Rome proceeds from
OF his former defeat in that city BY French troops He
wishes perhaps, 70 wipe out old He bad better
let Rome alone and finish with Frsucis III and above nil
be should avoid making rash procsmations Up 70 the
present he has been successful e, hope that he will
personal feelings OF rcvcngefal natare Il we're IN
worthy OF his present great Austria looks with
over .s prey but Napoleon ri has =. well snS.'
warned her 10 refrain from attacking Gsribsd unless
he should attack herr and his warning has powerful
eject AT Vienna Her opportunity will no, ong be
wanting, however for Garibaldi will sooa attack her
The sardinian troops marching from victory
tory In the papa domnions Al spolsto they took 400
prisorers 600 Of whom Irishmen. IA write the
great battle between tho Pedmoutese aud ISmorieeres
oroes may &c going on Tor last nav,css Toe, we're
instructions occur, and Victor Emanuel proclaimed
King Of all Italy by each city i rses aud throws of
the hated yoke Of Plus rather that OF bis counsel
Tors.
England looks italian Affairs with great apparent
sympathy, ana calls out loudly against the recall OF Ma
poeons Ambassador Tdrin but she can but feel that
thereby the Emperor Of French merely wished TO
avoid oil risks Of coalition against him Hewin ab
stsn from joining In the present ncnt Ia IKy
cause be would thereby give 20 Austria auf Prns
sus 70 out that he narng their interests that
be Was attacking The rights OF German State (Auss
You viii no doubt that the mot dordre hss beea
given 70 these LONDON journals Tho interests % the
eanis's g sseert that OF the present aggrAnde
opon further grants Of territory This false France
BY ,he ACQUISITION q savoy and Nice has secured her
frontier, and that all the Emperor desired To take
more would % course be giving op beau leu TO those
Powers tss, would coaesce sgsinst him 70
more territory He 10 too wise 10 be thus csught-ihe
London nrses, Saturday. Rer,o and oa DsoA< Post 20
the contrary, notwithstanding.
lhe London journals have Published that the Emperor
Wa nred al ~hilc At Touion by an insane person, wn,
would have killed his Majesty had not him
KNOCKED up bis Arm THIS sheer Abriosticn, as can
ssnre you on the best authority, no such rent took
place at roulon.
Az yet other Power has recalled ambassador from
Turin although II 10 rumorcd that Prussia wll do
Hossurh u Naples, Is said that Garibsiii has
made formal promise 10 the distinguished Hungarian
be would aid bis counirymes to reesa their indepead.
Ia vie~ Of The danger OF ineurreetioa IN Hun
sary, Auss has announced 20 Plus IL that she c.nnot
intervene In hts favor TINS has Cardinals
form Plus IL q Cabinet 10 think or dbau fing the PApsl
troops and trusting France for the safety ~ his Holt
ness but lamoreicre will not listen 70 sught ~ long
be has not fairly encountered GAribald He promises
the Csdu us vicors and thus prevent their folio sing
out their wise conclusion.
General Benedck has been appointed cammsnder In.
CHEF ~ the Austrian troops 10 vcneta Today AustriAs
protes aiion against the Pedmentess Invasion OF the
Papd dominons has reached here have Just heard |
that The Papa troops will enter The service Of Austria
should they be dtbanded by the Popes government
All day long ! have been obtaining from diaeren, |
scraps Of infor nation all less important
the last really monentous Victor I'm lnue has ayosed
bis trm determination Of prevent rs Gs'bsdi IRON At
tscking Rome yenltis lie will oppose him By
armed force ncccssNy. Ny nform ,nt heard the kiag
a. be and place implicit reliance
his word This determination will OF course simplify tbs
Italian question, Gafioald viii be forced - stop -
he has defeated Lsmorcere forces aud those u
Francis II
am ssured that the Pope Will leave Rome aud that he
VII take refuge IN spsn. Already u Ia m0oei here thai
French CARDINAL takes precedence Of toe Frcnch clergy
a. We reheous beat anA taAt for the future be sh ~