The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-12-25

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troops Of hs osraaa Coofedsraoa hswe also len
tschments there and 90 only Numerical change has
latter Is the object Of segotiaons between
the Cabinets and Berlin, aud nobody has the
slightest idea Of what u ultimately VIII DO sanoe the
change In ministry for foreign affairs the cause OF
the Duke Frederick OF Augustenburg Is In the ascend
ency ne also are the preroRativos OF the bunk (oon
tederation) Herr Won Brsmsrk reported 70 have
declared that the only right thing ana
be wished poserity TO know that be had aimed At IT.
against the Dissemination Of he King and the Crown
Prince however unable effect his purpose and
so finally nothing will remain but 70 swallow the bitter
cali trsoaasS pssr i yos !. Pss a. 10 lose ONES
iabor maritime and military convention oetseen
iss new ssd
content herself with tho military glory.
Tho affairs OF Italy wear threatening aspect Lamar
mora has stated his conviction In the Turin Parliament
that Napoleon would support Italy hostile undertak
Ing against Venice Is true be only expressed his pr.
vste opniou but the opinion OF Minister of the pres
dent Of the ministry declared In open Parliament seems
to amount 10 something than what is generally
said Lamsrmora, uaximliian become Emperor OF
Mexico, the ouan Islands given 70 Greece; perhaps
TO Venice what did they mean 70 says Surely We
shall never make Italy present Of the provinces, OF
s sell them S Of ss
NDgeucy though seems not TO DO q hand just now
The magnioque0t speeches Of the gentlemen at Turin
have ended with their acqueacing IN the nat Of France,
accepting they did, the convention and the transfer Of
the capital Florence Of the Turin Ministry
has been much difficult than thought at frst;
many OF the Representatives only too glad TO get
rid OF the unifcati0n swtndls IN manner or the
movement Like Poland Italy has her 0s~ darms. Of The
haer and besides that system Of extortion for Cart
baldan undertakings and armed expedsons, which toe
possible OF all nations the Italians are least capable OF
great and lasting pecunary saorcse or the benefit OF
an abstract idea The movement for unity was. however,
encouraged by the Turin government and England In
order 70 weaken The influence Of France In Italy Napo
leoo always we'll informed OF tho state Of Italian affairs
took advantage OF financial OF Italy
The convention OF the 18th September . repetition
forced to march against Garbndi, Aspromonte
Rome the capital OF now Italy, was sacrificed, q
and lew days ago have seen the Turin government
eager to dsarm in bloody encounter the bands collected
on the Austrian frontiers ready 70 cross over into
| Friaui
Nobody here thinks that Napoleon sincerely wishes
aims the uncation OF Italy. Certain he has iuten
ton using military means In the question OF Venice
There doubt that negotiations going between
Vienna and Pars but arc totally ignorant OF the ns-
ture or tho propositions that being made 70 bring
| about reconciliation between Austria and Piedmont
Anything that said this subject belongs tho
domain conjectural politics The Cabinet the Tue-
res has again to the Papa government to
effect admnist ativo reforms as in con ormity
with the spirit OF modern times bot the reforming OF
the cleaning OF the pyramids OF Egypt with tooth brush
The between sandman soldiers and Garibal
dams, alluded 70, took place in the valley OF
Tronfra the frontier OF AUSTRIA the 10th Instant
certain Bazzi and other adherents OF Garbadi had
l
OF invading Tyroi for which purpose arms uniforms and
ammunition held In readiness. On the 14th band
riasmeu ana Dragons in the above named valley.
In tho morning OF the 10th this band, four hun
dssd strong was 0vs,Sssn Sy sns military aud after s
band dispersed and fifty Gartbadans taken prisoners
OF the first Friaul band some individuals have pre-.
scented themselves voluntarily beore the Italian trbu.
mails and OF that OF vonzooes likewise Mazzin coming
from Lacerne has sojournsd lev days 10 tho neighoor.
hood Zenna be concealed himself in the house
dstilor that belongs TO his party. Hts object was
TO organize q revolutionary movement which was 70
coincide with tho partial rsings 10 the Venetian pro.
vinoes and to great general death stug
Gle, which the Italian party OF action has resolved on
wires between venice Psdova and Verona an si.smps
made on the night OF the 14th INST 10 blow up
bridge 70" p.ho1s %
bridge ovc. me Brento, violent explosion took place
the bridge Owing TO the bad quality OF tho gun
powder and tho unskfu construction Of the minc, tho
damage only slight and no accident happened.
In Gaiicis the OF siege Is still In vgor, and Hua
empire IL England finds The manasemens Of Ireland
difficult have two lreiands 70 contend with Herr
tioa does nos despair however unite
nations beneath the common ban nsr.
American Affairs.
The British Emancipation Society had prssented
gratulatory address Mr.. Adams, the Aesoaa Minis.
ter, upon Mr. LineoIn's ro.elootion.
the American advicss, In view Of Shermans progress
In Georgia and Hoods operations 10 Tennessee
garded with the greatest interest
The London CIobe thinks that period Of the
were greater interests At stake.
the Iondon T~es urges the opening OF negotiations 10
regard the American war, saying il must 70 this
at last, and the does come will be the better
for America and the world At large.
The Florida Case.
TO The EDITOR or THE LONDON TINES.
You have transferred from the Globe into your inuen
nOuPn Yer.
dads Reduce, 0 Rio Janeiro containing very odious
imputations the government OF Brazil TO those i'm
putations ask you - allow secretary OF Its late
legation In London, to give the following Answer:-
is the FIRST time have heard that there any jour.
nal In Brazil entitled the Terdode REDUCE and any
such exist must, from this specimen lie contents,
falsv aud denlo country by caumny instead
OF fulfilling It's expressed mission OK spreading truth
When I point out you that its charge against the
Florida and Of arrangement with General webb In tbe
diplomatic correspondence which ensuod. involves, II
peror and the empire you viii a. once s6iuk rocognzs
the ncrecibty and maiignny Of the accusation. And
whom add that the Government OF Brazil has sosoAt
| subsequently TO It's correspodence With tho Unhed
States Minister, the fiiest repardon iron the govern
meut United states for the outrage, will ses
utterly without foundation the statements
| taincd 10 the article you have quoted.
| on the escape Of the wachusett with the Florida
from the port OF Bahia becoming 70 the Brazilian
government at Rio, that government at yemred hs
President of he province Of Bdaia, and ordered TO the me
tropos the officers OF its naval squadron and Of
in that port or the purpose submitting to court
inquiry whether they had used due exerton In rcpeos
this vostou OF the territorial waters OF the empire and
in attempting prevent the escape the federal ship
war with its capture in addition the Brazilian govern
issued orders inhbitng the admission Of the Wa
| chuseit TO any port OF the empire.
The outrage committed At Bahia on the night Of
the 9th and the morning Of the 18th or October last In
teliRencs OF it reached Rio Janeiro the 18th Of
October. council OF ministers, presided over BY the
| Emperor, at held. The Minister for Foreign
Affairs the l4th October, addressed note 10 the
Minister the United States detailing TO him the facts
In the case and expressing belief that he would hasten
TO give the imperial government assurances that tue
| government OF the Union would attend TO the
| just remonstrances OF the empire. On tho same