The New York herald., 1867-11-10
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SPECIAL CORRESPONDENCE Or THE HERALD.

The Expedition 10 Romc-Its Immediate
Cnu>c-Ciaidini's Reasons for Refusing tn
Form n Minlstry-Fcciinz in France About
The Rxpedifion-The Emperor's Object in
rt-Thc Monitcur the Situation.
PAnIs. Oct 2s, 1867.
Although nobody really believed that the Roman
lues,ion at all settled whom on Wednesday last the
order given stop the embaks;on OF the troops Al
Touion, yet everybody not little surprised when
Saturday the Aaer published little note al the
head OF It's columns stating that the counter order had
besn counicrmanded, and whom, hour later, il was
well known In Paris that the 1eet had sailed al six
o'clock In the morning.
As an evidence OF the state OF doubt anxiety and hssi
saon IN which the Emperor has been in this affair II is
stated good authority that the order for the departure
Of the feet sent to Touon Saturday morning al
four o'clock but that at nine O'Clock the Emperor reen
,d, thought he had acted too hastily, and immediately
sent counter order TO the Maritime Prefect Touon,
ordering him TO stop the feet The Psiect replied that
IL was late the feet had saied three hours before
It's boleved tha, the immediate Of the trans
mission OF tbs frat order was the arrival in Paris,
during the night OF Friday OK important communi.
cation from Florence giving the Tor tho refusal Of
General Caldni 10 attempt TO form new Cabinet The
substance Of this Communication is believed to DO as
foows.-on the evening or Friday Ciadini sent for ST.
eta yilsstreuI tho Charge dAnaires OF France and
announced him that he was no longer Minister that
ho had hoped be able 20 make himself master OF the
situation but that seeing tho mpossibty OF controlling
h hs had preferred TO resign bis Office Tho return os
Carbadi to the Continent had be said, singulariy
aggravated the stats OF affairs In giving ehicf and
direction 10 the party OF action, and in inhsming the
minds os The people. The Italian government found
itself Incapable OF struggling against the movement ~
forced place tssf in the ranks or the revou.
nop,evsn though II dragged IL TO Romc.
Upon Tie observation or NJ de FIllesireur that ine
hrsl aop upon the Pontldcs territory would certainly
bring about declaration OF the part or France
General Cadinl replied that the Italian government bad
anticipated and would accept this conssquepcs OF is de-
termination. War against France seemed still the most
desrabls issue. To attempt 10 successfully struggle
against hszzn and Garbadi was TO hope for the mpos
sibs Italy would be devoured by the revolution, and
Victor Emauue would useiessly risk his crown, and
perhaps his e, With popularity 10 be gained there.
~. Francs, the General sdded was generous enemy
abe would make war only conformity 10 the laws OF
civilization and would not abuse her Advantages lisy
might be vanqushsd BY her without shame and slrnc-
without peril and the revcluonss would Be be without
force cause OF complaint against Victor Emanuel II he
obliged 70 slocumb In ihe unequal struggle into
which they bad forced the Italian monarchy.
General Ctadini In terminating his remarks reiterated
20 the French Charge dAnsrss the declaration which
srnmen+ found itself In sais OF absolute poweress.
ssss TO execute the convention Of September ard 70
conform 70 the wishes OF shs Cabinet or the I1sres
in Ma respseh
Ths substapcs Or this important conversation is sop.
POSED 10 have reached Paris about midnight Showing
% does the utter imposbly OF the Italian govern.
msnl struggling aEainss he popular sentiment there
vss bvt css Of twe courses for Napoieon 10 adort-
.th1 70 permil The rsrcullon 10 80 10 Rome. or 90
tAew himSif vAh the hope cf suppress
ING w. He cho~ sbs latter hut there no
sasspssa~ - Frsp. ov~ ,hs asw Italian eampelxn