The New York herald., 1864-12-06

struck several q the soldiers vel cSeoa osioo-
biai, commanding the esvsn.ssnsh rse,msat me sA.
fan, inssiDctivsIy arsd several Shots so0s q
which wounded ths soldiers OF the sixty sixth
r.s ss., .r%s stacked The sam. error vas
By the soldiers this battalicu who seixinx
muskets also discharged them Tue Commanding snc.rs
different bataons Immediately put an end 70 tnta
disorder but not. however, without leaving 10 DO de-
iored the deaths d ninety eshi persons and the wound
ins nine six including soldiers hsd and four
teeu seriously hurt by stones.
THIS administration directed a prompt Investigates
into the tho principal object o. which was to asces
tain whether or NOT the order TO given. Ths
King who tsad been out bunting while these dspiorsois
events were securing, returned 10 oil haste 70 iurm
Nothing coad exceed his grief at the spectacle Of an this
bioodsbed. " he nsmedstey Issusf orders isss
all the theltres and other plates OF amusemess SHOULD -
His Ma esly Saving judged advisaeis that the minis
r, should their resguatons tnsy were aepositea
n his hands the Gath a sep,emuer. me KDg imms-
diaely for General De La Marmora To whom
trusted the task OF forming a new administration.
tranquility Is row restUcd. Tse MoDghetu Peruyzs
ministry has aliep aud congratulate eurssvss %
seeing disappear the psrs wbica misht havs renewed
humanity b. trsum hsd This IL already happy ress,s
attained. AZ FIRST cousciuence we see The renewal of
order and then the possl5iiy o. discussing calmly and
with due appreciation Of s importance the question of
The diplomatic act which crnsed oil this in
Turin. created also profound sensation - the other
Italian cities. IL was received there with the samo
nj xed feelings toat have deacrIoed
IL no pected that shs convention would give
rise to general explosion OF epthusasm tut
points obscure because certain exclusive
preoccupatioos eugrss Minds appear 10 forget
the immense result thus attained. Our most ardent
wishes their veazaton and, FAR from iec atnG
ourselves the fact we renao uneasy and absorbed
by exaggerated fears. Yes this foreign army, which
placed ITSELF like insurmounta5e barrier, between
Italy aud It's natural capital this cxpeditionary smce.
whose presence not menace, a. least chuFe OF
aud permanent irritation in tho heart OF the
peninsula, will repass tho Alps, and hepceoTn no
OF recruitment III endapgsr tho friendly relations
should exist France and lty The political
alliance q the Two countries once cemented on the bat
tie eld iudei endence will longer he cd tn
be by tho pstrots who cannot forgi tho
Cabinet OF the Tuercs for s persstsncc IA the occnpa-
ton OF Rome.
However II Is viewed Il 10 victory; let rs then accepe
without discussion; other trumpns Will follow In III
train. Tue. s but the prelude bo important
decisions for the enirancnscment OF the peu,usun-
When from the Alps to the AdFiatc there viii he
longer foreign force In Italy with the single excepan
Venice the national ardor w longer remlil unde
cded. 1t will know towards what point has % direct
It's energies what direction to strike Hefore tho
recall of the French troops tho Italian question was
double II simpities and resolves itseif int
Venetian question. This what Is necessary to be made
generally understood