, 1860-10-23

. 1rGA. O1- = $50:
Ths unity o. Italy is held by the Turin Cabi.
&c: 70 g something too ,mpcFsant to remain
exposed to scy aToidaale chancas. The danger
o. French CT Of a Earofean intervention E=s
- D. prercEted, since diplomacy h.d become
grsa:iT alarmed at the revolutionary court
Which surrounds the Dictator. This is the kew
to tes sn-a.ion Of Urpbria and the Marches,
which, By cspltulation Of Aneona on the gam,
cane - triumphant end Lauariciere, setine
ta1t taa-e was no hope Of resis;ia1 tie ron.
6inea as:aet OF PeEaauo'a deet and F.nh's and
cialotnis ar1ole:. surrendered 81 econ es the
outToEk5 OF the fortress vare taken bY tho Sar-
dInlens. The siege had ia4tsd ebout Ten days.
tie campaign eighteen and the Pope lost his
temporal power, and Lsmorciere 6is repcta-
ton, IN this short time = small corps was at
oEce detailed er Faati to occuny ths PROVINCES
Of Feslelzi and Frosncne, the bulk Of the srmT
marching to tho ncrthern Neg oo.:.sn ftcntier,
In order to csoas it aud Co operate with Carl.
hasdi ia the reduction Of Capua and Gaela.
-Four thousaud neo, however, we're ct ores I'm.
bsrked at Ancora for Sicily, while 900 1aore
smiled from Le9horn with tho ssne des.inntiou.
Tie hing altaseif vent to Bologna; he Is to
a!faEe to MORROW ct Aasona, en- bis Esy to bis
cd BY Gaelbaidi with 10y Rtty aa1 friendly dero-
ton. Whstever d!r1caitiss nnY still remain
between the Dictator s1d tbs kings Cabinet.
they WI! hs removed By persona! interview
Of Victor Enauuel ead his gailant digobedient
general, ~io tes conquered lot him tuo crowns.
Al Turin, in the mean xhile, P4riiaaeat has CO.
Eemh!ca in order to vo:e bill b7 which fhe
G3rerntnoatis is authorised to ec>spt, without
farther fcrEaiities, the annexation of any pro.
ricces in Southern Italy which bJ uniyersal
suffrage shall dee'gre thfir desire to form por.
ton OF Victor Ema1ueits Empire, The presu-
Bile 70 the law and tbs Introductory remarks
By Count cAFcur place the q7estioa in tee p!o-
Tts Cabinet b'Emes Garfc.,di., policy ofpost-
The rsvoln.ioa and establish Goyerum.nt In.
s7as7ng cooddeoee: TIE diso!a,n sny idea Of
eaimlsed:ata attack upon Rene srd even upon
etnena, oosa these questiors being as yet nn-
npe, and complicated By European diplomacy,
Hhce she'f proper ISOLATION 1u.. b. = nsttez Of
tieae. a. soeo - this Law il voted By the
chamhera, the scasion will sgsia b adjourned,
roJs! troops viii cccapy Sicily end Naples, ths
psopalstio1s Of Unbrs, Of the Aarches, Of Na-
pies End Sicily, will b. called upon to declare
Taesher they wish to be annexed to the Upper
ltalthn htcgdcM or not, nad FAffni will Ia The
mean t;Es cr2an!;. tbs standardization snd hold
the elections, 50 that by December Ne msJ SEQ
tue Deputies Of tweasy tho millions Of Italians
assembled at Trria eSisiAt:ng for MI the p=nin.
sass, and preparing ior the Inst aud decisive
war for Venesia, which can b. scarcely post.
pon9d further than 1he coming spring.
Ausrr1a is fully aware of tho Impending dan
ger; tie preparations for fcvIing ono hundred
thousand recruits harc already bcea made,
though The finances remain IN q hopeless posi-.
t,on. SID tho Council Of tie Empire has c;osed
its first fessioa without hrr gi5g order into ths
administrative confusion. Il majority of thirty.
s11 members proposed the rs establishment ct
fhe hungarian Constitution, and the grant Of
similar iastitutions to Ill the other provinces.
~ tie representatives. Of Hungary, Grosa,
Hohenla, da1icia, DAlmatis, AID tie Bakowioa,
unanimously supported that propos ton, and
were secoE dsd By $ majority Of the Trans5lTs-
nlAn= rnsmhsE1.. -Tha rninorisy-fourtssn in
number-sdvised general Imperial Constita'
tior. and there WIS mol single member rhe
would hare approved Of tho Administration srd
xysteu OF goverpWept wnieh has existed since
1e49. Biues the Cahinet sud the Emperor
are not inclined to nc: npun the sdv'ce
either Of tho federal m=ja7itJ or Of then eeu-
traliz!nE minority, tho Council Of the En-.
pire has had no other result than to establish
aolesnnly, in the faes Of tho word thss II: Aus.
TRAN BJEttm Of administration Is b.d and un-
popular esea among these whose loyalty to 'he
Imperial House esanot be questtaned. In Hun
gary, however, the agitation has tncstased to
suca degree that an outbreak Is lacked uron
Is inevitable. II tho Hungarian Constitution
IL not rc-es.ahlished within ehort time, tho
taxes viii be re!ussa all o7er the country.
Austria's only hope liea now in the Congress at
WarksK, md tho possibility ef Prusso- Rusaian
assistance.