The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-08-08

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which had never recognized the existing government
This magnificent scheme disclosed point by point
with the most ample details 10 General iAmarnora by
the Emperor himself II will be remembered that al hrst
General Lamarmora opposed to the conyention but
The Emperors confidential revelations 10 nm won MN
over TO such that be eagerly accepted the d.
recon OF ars and has throughout displayed the ardor
and tenacty OF an old soldier acting upon conyicon.
TINS will explain his perssence IN wishing 70 enter n'o
relations with the Pope and isgovernmept Al. ral
BY first treating Of religious questonS means was
secured through which II was ultimately ednntted with
all possible and imaginable reservations, that papai
npnco might be permitted 70 sit sideby sids with
plenipoentiary OF the King Of Italy.
ms also explains his efforts to effect treaty with the
Loliveren, and the condition which he required OF all
the German States, to wit:-the recognition Of the new
state o. affairs in Italy The gratitude of Spain is also
i am informed that negotiations are to be opened with
Austria Austria Is at present reducing her forces and
liay Is also making arrangements to pursue similar
peaceful course. A soon as Tie treaty with tue Zove
rein is concluded with the German part Of Austra and
throughout the German States generally, the necessity
10 enter into commercial relations with Italy will be
felf, and the transition from commercial TO political
relations VIII prove an easy matter else by means OF
some friendly Arrangement consent will bo obtained,
as IN The case OF the Pope for representative OF Francis
Joseph to sit nj the same table o. the representative OF
Victor Emanuel, King OF Italy.
When oil these political intrig;es worked out and
brought TO proper point then the congress viii DO
held This is why informed you that the announce
simply premature. Everything that write you may
rely upon being accurate, and you may confidently
contradict all statements contrary my ncaiions
The Austrian government at Verona has commenced
reducing anew the army and they say that Preparations
have been made TO furnish transportation for the dis
banded sold towards the close OF the present month
II Is supposed that ten thousand men will be dis
charged from the forces under command 81 General
Bcnedeck The adoption Of this measure VIII render
complete change necessary In the AUSTRIAN army, the
several garrsons such they being scarcely power
fu ENOUGH TO defend any on strong point The disoand
inc OF the Austrian troops, IN consequence o. semi
official ntimaton from the Iuilercs; has resulted in
originating scheme to dband the Italian army. The
Italian government seems to have taken this plan into
serious consideration Unfortunately there men in
the royal council who cherish tho absurd idea that they
will succeed In building up the nation without going
with sria Nor there any lack OF such thrOu h
out Italy, who smile with unfeigncd delight when they
think OF yielding up Venicemen of no force OF charac-
ter who do things by halves who have blood in their
veins and who dread revolution more than tue ch-
shaving OF their native land Shame and indoience
courted and welcomed by such ey who are ever
satisfied If but their ambition or their avTce be in
dulged f'f
The only rumors current In Turin those relative
the postpopcment Of this years -conscription More
over il s whispered that the 'secoud class OF soldiers
to be mustered out Of the service instead OF being
favored with the temporary iuriough 10 which their
The inhabitants Of Florence are in constant dread of
aray between the workngmen Of Tuscany aud those
Of Piedmont who at present on very bad terms and
have ever been quite hostile TO each other.
II is said that Baron Rcasoli has been invested with
diplomatic power, aud will at once proceed 10 France
Other persons quite well inform d, d clare that he
will be called upon TO organize new ministry comprs
ing none but now men according 10 this statement he
only old memb-r ~ TO be NJ. Ricasoli On the other
hand IL Is positively proclaimed that the King and part
of the ministry are most anxious TO resume negotiations
with the Court of Rome In reference 70 the case OF the
bishops. II tho opposition party to tue ministry
were to object to such measure, the phantom
Of the Ratazz Ministry could be evoked, and, as the
opposing members regard a Ratazzi Ministry as mis-
fortune and danger which would bcfail the ration II IS
generally believed that they will become feconciled to
negotiating with Rome, thus TO prevent n Ratazz from
becoming minister aud putting end to the case OF the
bishops, he III determined TO do Meantime, the
Ministers Sela and Nato are endeavorny 70 deier the
ministerial catacysm until October next when the cleo
ton for new deputies will no doubt take place.
The brigand hanzi and his bandtt, who srcdraggng
around with them poor Engishman named Ovens
have long been pursued by large body Of troops who
have sought but In vain to effect their capture A
second band has been organized in the Abruxzi The
bandt Ingongolo ut last accounts deyxs;ra the
| vicinity Of Gravina- Thus the depredaoiis OF the
brgands far from decreasing have become more general
ashes Their thirst for blood is yet allayed.
Commercial Intelligence.
LONDON MONEY MARKET.
Consols were quoted at London ON the 2sth S91s eO
The bullion in the Bank Of England had decreased
AMERICAN SECURITIES.
United States nvetwentes were quoted the same day
90 20; Erie Ra road shares 53H 81; Illinois Central
shares, S0x a 81, OK dividend.
LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET.
The Brokers' Circular reports the sales Of cotton in
the Liverpool market for the week ending with Thurs
day 40 900 bales of which 500 taken specu
lston and 10000 for export The market had been dull
and prices were l4d lower for American and ld I'd
The authorized quotations are:-Middling Orleans,
19Zd; mddng uplands and Texas 191sd. The sales on
closing dull and unchanged The stock In port esti-
mated at 322 500 bales OF which 500 American
The Manchester market was dull on the 2sth, and
prices hal q downward tendency.
LIVERPOOL BREADsTUFFs MARKET.
In the Liverpool breadstuis market Friday, the
2sth, -four and wheat had declining tendency Corn
was irmer.
LIVERPOOL PROVISION MARKET.
The provision market was steady on the same day.