The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-10-17

vsclAL Correspondence or THE HsaALs.

0'SSI SuhhCSTuWut"bt w iHS HIhNIs'
The Revolutionary Excitement Extending In
Italy-Sertous Riots In GenOa. Naples npd
AIian-The Relations with Frnnce-Plat.
FioRgscE, Sept Il, 1851
You viii Of course b prepared TO hear that Carl.
bads arrest has not excited the population Of Florence
alone The popular agitation indeed spread like Wild
6re through the kingdom Intelligence has reached
Florence Of demonstrations at Naples Udne, Aodena,
Genoa, Milan. Turin Pstoja Bologna and other places
Of less Importance. The people in these towns appear
TO have proceeded with system than 1t Florence,
and their action thus rendered more impressive
A Genoa, the evening or the 25th inst an assem-
bage Of three thousand persons proceeded to the Duca
Palace and sent depuaion OF four OF their number
TO the Project This dcpu.a,on demandcd-hrs, that
the authorities should quantity Of arms and
ammunition that had been seized by the police 10
Genoa the morning and second that the Project
should appear tho balcony OF the palace and inform
the people tina. he would forward the government
their demsnd for the liberation Of Garibad The 1rst
request dismissed by the Project that could
not be discussed With regard to tue second the
Prefect represented that would be neither fitting nor
useful for him to appear on the balcony and thus
directly connect himself with the demonstration. He
would, however depute the Chief Of Police TO inform
the people, while inviting them to dsperss, that the
Prsfect would, in compliance with their Wishes CON-
muncats the their request for tho release
OF Garibaldi.
Tho Chief Of Police accordingly CAV, that
the assemblage, and shortly afterwards Genoa was re-
stored usual tranquility There IS doubt that
this demonstration represented the feeling Of the great
majority OF the inhabitants OF Genoa. and 10
Quoted in the most cred,iabe and orderly But
the following evening, 26th, the populace, who bad
either taken part In demonstration Of the
opinion that their fellow citizens had not been suc-
entity energetic enthusiastic In their manifestations
tumutuously assembled In the public places ana with
loud of viva Glriaidi! Abaso IL Ministro made
their TO tbs municipality win the intention OF
ing the arms there kept ia store. But the National
Guard too strong for them and after much groan
lug and kissing tho mob turned away ana contented
themselves with paradng tho principal streets until
about ten O'Clock. Many arrests made during the
At naples yesterday evening several hundred persons
kept the city In state Of agitation until late hour.
mcnstratop before tho French consulate anu In this
mob refused dsperse until troop Of cavalry
were brought into REQ lison by The authorities.
Udno contenled Itself aitn public meeting.
Turin adopted the procedure OF the Genoeso tho
evening OF the 25h and sent deputation 10 the Pre-
feet demanding the reeac OF Garibald and procaimng
Rome as the capital OF Italy. III petition Project
promised 10 forward TO Tue proper quarter
Demonstrations were made in several parts OF the city
OF Milan and the intervention OF tho troops aas required
TO tranquility. The police made sixty arrests
but there was no conflict between the troops and the
y ople The liberals Of Palermo absiancd from any de-
tration order to afford excuse Tor
on'the Of the Bourbon and clerical part At
other places the people assembled and dispersed
quy after expressing the feelings by little shouting
1t 10 very evident from thess universal manifestations
that The arrest OF Garosdi mas oucaed mo-, sensitive
popular lbre, and that. however excellent may
be Sguor Ratazz,'s reasons Of expediency for this
measure has rendered him exceedinsy unpopular and
improbaby be the cause OF his all 10 tho
ing session Of Parliament may here menIon well
accred ted which attributes 10 Ra azzi an inen
ton ~ summonog extraordinary session Of Paria-
ment OF The present critical safe Of the Roman
quos lon. Some explicit declaration may then be Looked
for IRON the Ministry relative their position towards
the September convention and the state Of diplomatic
relat onS with France
1: Is very certain that the nation, smarting under the
ndgn ty proaered 10 Garbad, IN 70 mood TO endure
policy Of subseryirncen 10 France and the
oaera liberal party demand that, the italian gov
eminent given the strongest possible proof or It's
spcc for the september convention BY arresting Carl
baidi, 70 Emperor OF the French shall be 90 ally
scrunuous by absainng from any interference direct
indirect IN Roman affairs, andlesvng the Romans TO
decide for themselves under what form Of government
they ~il i've
tho enemy OF Italian unity an enemy all the
dangerous from wearing the mask OF friendship. The
organs have greatly excited at the preparations
mate At Touon for fresh military intetv, nton by
France nj Rome. They ironically contrax the differ
ice In the deucanor OF France towards the two Euro
rean Powers engaged In completing their national
unity. France submits IN silent humility to the naughty
declarat and successive Entertainments OF Count Won
Bismarck. however much these sncroachments may
disregard existing treaties and wound French suecepti-
bi i,ss; towards Italy Alone weak and distracted by
INTERNAL dmCultics, can Nkpoieon venture oxnlDt
yaIor and resolution The democratic party maintain
that II only 10y Overlooking the september Convex
tun aud cmancpatipg tue Italian from
oppressive dictatorship OF France that Italy will
attain her unity without fatal In favor
Of the Pope or sons fresh sacrifice OF terrtory-ths
island o. Sardinia for sxample-to France. Tho ini-
tiasye Of Garbadi heroic remedy for the present
unsatisfactory OF things and the Italian govern
mept might, BY Offering Italian alliance 20 Napoleon,
N view of tut 70 contingencies, have secured non
Intervention tho part Of France. II not, why then
the distance from the PosIacai frontier 10 Rome 10
shorter than thai ON Toulon Cvita vecchia and the
Italian government would be 1rss in the lsd.
Tho particulars OF Garihaldis have at length
reached Fiorsnce In letter written BY Sgnor Del Vice.
chic, personal friend OF the General who was with
him ~ Smalanga where the arrest took place. aud
companied HIM 10 Pistoja, the TO Alexandria
send you translaon OF Slgnor Del vsccn los count
winch Is iuli OF interest aud inspired by the most
dent friendship for the General. Accompanying The
journey, 10 which lie efhors Italians and Romans
TO abandon the cause but 10 in their work OF
freeing Rome from the yoke OF the priests.
Just after the train conveying Garbzdi to Aessan6fa
iion at the latter place against the clergy. largo
crowd assembled around the RI say station with the
Intention OF rescang Gsrbald for the Of his ARR.
val spread h oosh The town 10 few inmates after tho
train reached Pisnja The gstss, however were we'll
guarded, and the authorities fastened the de-
parsure OF tue train order rid Of the rcspou
sibiiy Of their Industrious prisoner Aiter the train
started she mob spread themselves through the town
and directed their hostility much more against the
priests than the government Several Of the Clergy
were way and severely beaten and the sozx
fant received . dangerous. II not morla sab from a
stileo IN the groin. certain Dr. Truc who addressed
the MOB, exhorng them TO disperss quietly 20 their
homes. was also stabbed aud lies in peril OF hi,
ths Natiooa Guard had TO mako via orous charge WITH
the bay onet before the ro,ers dix uer,sd