The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-05-09
EUROPEAN NEWS.
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the following additional news:
Prince isGp-secn. AZ the instance Of fanni-
~ council. has abagdSnea his inten ton of go
ing 10 England 10 seek sdtfsfaetioa from the
Duke OF Eumaie.
Its denied that Spain in tends to reject the
offer of the re-incorporstion of st. Domingo
II - deserted that Hayu requests Spanish
protec torale.
Its stated that on lie esst ultimo. the day
following the important debate IN the Italian
Chambers relative TO the army OF Southern
Italy, Garibaldi held n conference with Ills
former superior officers. the III iority Of whom
were In favor of accepting the policy Of Count
Cavour. The friends of Garibaidi were in
hopes that he also would adhere to that policy
The Chamber of Depu ties on the 22d, agreed
by large majority 10 take into consideration
the project of Garibaldi In reference 10 arning
the country. The ministry voted for the reso-
luton. Narshaldi was not present.
The Turin Gazette pu fiishes letter from
General Cialdini IN dattbaldi, recalling the
friendship and Arbitration h7 rad always felt
for him, bat declaring that his (Cfatit'ald i -
last act painfully affected him. Oialdini says:
81 arrive Mt the secret idea OF yonr party
which aims at rendering itself master of the
| army and the country, threatening us, If un-
| successful, with clvll War"
A letter from GaribaIdi, In reply to the
| above, says:
| Strong In my conscience ss an Italian sol
| der and citizen, ! will not descend 70 Justify
| ing I should fail in respect to the King and
the army. l know nothing Of the orders SAID
| TO have been given by me to Colonel lripoia
| / gave orders that the Italian soldiers OF the
| northern army should be received as brothers,
although knew that that army had come &c
| put down tbo revolution, which, according tc
| The words aadtessad by Signor Farini TO Ma
| poeon III , WAS persOuibed IN me
| 81 believe, In my qsality Of deputy, hev'
stated 10 the Chamber Il few of the wrongs
| which the southern army has sustained a
the hands of the Ministry. i believe md tht
right 10 do 80. The Italian army will find IL
| its ranks one soldier moro when II has TO Ugh
| against the enemy of Italy. Yon are vel
| aware OF this. All that Others mag have sa.it
OF me- il q esIumny. 1t is not true That, WheI
on the EOiturUs, Np aE"re in Il bad condition
as far rs know, the army has applauded tn
free and moderate words OF tho ooldiers dep
my, to whom the Italian honor has been HI
! object of worship all his lite.
| AT any one is offended a me for speaking il
| nv own name only, wait calmly for satistac
| ti0n 10 b. demanded for my words. / des.r
| the establishment Of & n" tlonal monarchy.
| The Turin Gazette publishes II letter iron
| General Sirton expressing regret on 4ccoun
| OF the publication OF General Ciaidint's letter
| and giving some explanation in reference I
the words which Sirton pronounced in Parli;t
meut, and which were ailUdcd to by Genera
| CIiioi1i.
IN this letter Gen Sirton also expresses hi
| desire for concord. and says that Italy is per
soniflsd in he Parliament AID the King.
The trial OF those concerned in the late con
| spiracy in Naples will shortly take place
| I he number Of persons to be tried is lS6.
| The Italian Chambers have agreed by
| large minority TO consider GaribaIdi's proJec
| fJr armiuE the country. The ministry vote
for the resolution.
The Independence Beige states decided
? that negotia lions between Paris and Turin IL
the opening OF Rome TO the Italians approac
a favorable conclusion