The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-09-13

touching the future government Of tho .mnye r,xs
these rumor merely % show the hopes aud fears and
10 the thought may account FOR all the different plans
appearing very much more liberal and favorable tho
ing circumstances
The Deak party regard u Of more importance 10 have
AN Immediate formation OF liberal party than the
Senbly Of tho Diet while no far to say that
unless favorable ministry quickly assembled the
smhy Of the Hungarian Diet shall not take place Tho
fFe especially the liberal Journals, depTecale return
70 tho October constitution which thay siigmaiize
arstocrac favorable FOR ti higher classes than
February.
ROYAL rxfLn
The KING o. Hanover stl here and likely 10 remain
N vienna Tor very Indefinite PROFESSIONALLY through
tho winter His health has boen affected il Said, by
NJ recent yicsadcs Of fortune and although he shows
the Old main pluck that enables him "a brave i Out
Well a. he does.
rEussAs rRooRrsz Is sAso>r.
lhe I0NoNtnR Telegram I.clpsic sg-
nincan 81 the Pruaaan feeling and a. advocates outside
that Aih dom AN assembly Of The liberal national
party 70 day t2! resolve With very ANAL minority,
tne following consider thai tLs German and saxon
interest would be promoted by OF ssxony
cession by Shxony 70 Prussia Of the military authority
AUD All diplomatic and law aisa and the government OF
the community. y
Il would appear from thai and fow other siraws ali
showing the direction the Wind blows from, that the
nnexaon " sA4ony ~ perhaps, not - very distant
VI course Austria VIII Kick bat what the France
also may wish TO say something but II ehe comes down
as quietly aud mceky the Compensation question,
her little effort viii not doraDso bismarck pans II II
astounding quite marvellous how Chat IL allowed 20
carry out hls plans No dare a anger
against anything he may choose 70 DO. Perhaps be
might like Ia annex Mexico or Cape Hotn Better not
put Il into bis head he might be tempted TO Try.
rHf GAdGaipiAN ncoAA-piscarLisE And soRALE og ms
THoors
have had some conversation with some gentlemen
lately arrived in yionna from Trieste VINO had sad tor
day or two in part Of thu country lately oyerrun by
the Garibaldni, and they gave such Astounding
" the feelings OF the people those regions
and the behavior OF tho GaIbadini that had not
many Of their statcm corroboIated
papers from many sources, | would have hesltased to
sond you their statements, for fear you should look
them az 80 many travellers ales, u only 70 tell 70 thc
marines In a few solitary instances the Garibaldni
pad for articles they bought Ia specie but By far osner
IA worthless Italian paper money, and sometimes Ia
bonds' from the kingdom equally, or 81 post.
bio, si more worthless They freely seized poultry,
sheep, hogs aud horscs calling item .onfscaled by
night Of war Tue ony articles thty cvor did pay for
were such things ~ could not ba iJgnd outside the
dwellings bat which hoy we're obliged 10 20 inside me
The country people formed a very poor opinion OF
Their religious o. moral worth Il seems tnat la hot
DAYS was their custom 10 70 about Ia Adam costume
before the fall, this legendary NJ leaf being omit
ted and ths not n their camps but Ia all parts VI tho
country, IN the streets and villages, particularly in
the li,te town Of Conano The officers, sometimes, In
mockery would issue from their quarters completely
nude with the siuglc exception OF wearing pair OF
spurs THIS seems incredible, but mauy similar state
ments VARIOUS papers make ne assured OF tho truth
OF IT, The 6aribaldni particularly ssnted their spleen
aud hatred on the Roman Catholic clergy treating the
pr'oss with marked lndgI,ty, insulting lhela all
posibe OCCASIONS aud DONG everything IN their power
70 show tcir concsuit Tor me reig Tue pope. On
sundays they would 80 90 the village churches openly
deny the tui .! the Clergyman words, oner 70 argue
VIM bim hru. he In tho pulpit cave hls sermon,
and frequently calling out Non zero aieate--inore
IL no truth ia y
~ Iocca Tho valley 81 fcidro they went 20 tho
length Of PIT ng the statue OF our saviour red
.auDaid shst % his head nDsts,bed palr horns
aud m ever X na0io showed tLra contenpt lor
religion anI Ell. e On.
On the adthut they forced The moor cnratn 81
Iadonne 20 The head of a column exposed %
the onetny's bsa, re .af slightly Wounded, whoa he
released
oogta 70 on multiplying bnpdfcdg Of such Instances
OF outrage cOmmued against morality religion and the
people, bgt copsidcr the above sufficient ~ dlahnSs the
minds OF some people ii America, who, thluAng that
beeanc these da turbulent Tor noth.ngs ngh FOR
socaled liberty and Venetian rights, sappcso they mnst
he the Incarnation every good and pure quality. Iser
are not the nce Of the globe worthless 40 thnn
these same Garbatin taken whole, ~ course thefe
cxceptons Ganhdi him sell the nlort proniinant
one but - bpdy thcy rotten toahr and de-
seYting 10 failure. N.M