The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-11-21


the interference Of armed force necessary. the popuIa
on have not responded 70 the appeals Of the agtacr
rno casny OBEY ths orders given ~ ne secret societies
Some arrests have been made and order has been re-
established u the two ctiea
Florence despatch OF tho 9Th Of November says:rhs
rumors which have been current here that popular dsm
ons,rauons took place to-day ct Naples, Genoa and
Turn are unfounded The public mind. however, In
the two last named cities 10 degree aaitatsd
nothing has asyes bssn decided BY the Italian gov
eminent relative 70 the time for convocation Of Par
Garbaldl 10 attn ct varignano.
Asight popular demonstration took place last night
q Turin II was principally directed against France
The other cities Of Italy are tranquil
The Italian Parliament will be convoksl before the
end Of November, probably on the 10Th.
Tho italian NIissioa to Napoleon.
Paris Nov. y correspondence Of Journal du Havre1
Having proceeded to the Ministry Of Foreign Affairs.
hoas,ier the painful and dangerous situation Of Victor
Emanuel. His account illustrated with interest,"
Italy under quite new light The General ended BY
asking either that the Italian troops should be allowed
or eIso II they wers aSsoussy compelled 70 rscross u:
frontier that promise should be made to Italy 70 allow
her 10 annex vtsrbo which was indispensable to her.
both from national and from "strategicai point Of
view The instructions received by the Minister had mot
anticipated any demand Of this kind.
Without even discussing this fresh claim OF the CaD-
net Of Florence the Marquis do Mouster declared posi-
tvey that, In tho opinion Of the Emperor, var could
wndrsws o. The Italian troops tn: General insisted
on the sincerity OF the semiobcla efforts made By Duke
vino Sad gone On b from sas
pris' But as General La Mamora could not Ave any
satisfactory reply as to what Italy wouddo In the event
OF Garibald consenting definite resolution was
come 70 The diplomatic question has therefore not
advanced . stop
Defence Of tho Action OF King Victor
Emanuel.
From the Gazette OF Florence (ofhcial) Nov. IL
Garbaldi, in spite OF the counses given him BY the
royal proclamation TO withdraw with his volunteers
Dahnd the lines OF the army continued his attempts on
,. s wS's eovsnSng on
obliged 70 lake refuge at PassoCorese From that place
he started BY special train for Lsghorn 70 to CaprorA
But the government resolved TO maintain the Kings
authority and to remove all cause Of disturbance for
puoiio order, believed It necessary him, having
During the late events many localities Of the Holy
See have held piebisces and voted their annexation TO
the kingdom Of I,aiy The Kings government only
countenanced Them. II In consequence had to refuse
with regret TO accept the results 80 a. not to compcae
the situation stli further and 10 BE- much more ct
liberty to e1caciousy defend the wishes and inIerr
ests Of the nation. Mean while, IL making the
taken part IN these manifestations shall not be
DISC uieted The dissolution and disarmament Of the
vention and the Kings government not considering It
opportuns TO remain longer In the places which had
Tsen mas saVpsso .ne rsso,Sos o. o,Gs1g
cal considerations, moreover counsel that detsrmina-
ton, winch, BY rendering the government more indie
lis reasons with sres.er authority in The present grave
circumstances Az the Pontlncal territory has been
By the volunteers and all danger or aggression
has disappeared the recall Of the troops all
motive and oil prstsxt fx the new French Intervention
Rome.
Tne French Minister OF Foreign Anatrs declared on
the 25h OF October that ~ soon - the Poncai ter
rtory should be delivered from its invaders and public
~ end and withdraw. The Italian government places
condolences IN those promises and when they shali be
finally seliino As Roman qlssion and endsovorinc
y arise a. soinaon Which may emcssate ne apirasions
and put an end to psrman ut cas Of agitation for Iai
for the p.Ile conscience and for The peace Of Eurrpe
me kings sovsrnnsnt has made every effort By the
through which Just passed. and It viii
submit ~ acts 70 she Judgment or shs Parliament
French Hopes Of Negotiation.
(From the Paris Constitutional Nov. IL
scandal which WAS a tie same tine an audacicus vio
laon Of interusiional law has ceassd the honor OF
treaty signed y France !: safe ne ,svossi" so"
should have been she'd the struggle was inevitable
quered TO say up what point they have been guilty.
su forced admit that they aag essoTs
they not only sec cd an unjust work but might further
have caused terrible complications TO arise be-
tween tween France and Italy perhaps involving
ncsi army behaved admirably and - rendered
BY s courage the support Of The French soldiers use
sssements made BY IL King in the procsmstion in
which be afrmsd the rights and dignity Of bis Grown
Victor Emanuel hsv. yven Denis. 70 the - ssd proe q
nostcs Of their ensmies The military work u fnishsd
and ne diplomatic work q about 70 begun The dincuty
that has Just disappeared has been FOR days sub
ject Of much dsqusuds throuahout the world that
France, Italy and the European Powers cannot abstain
question always full Of danger We nave once more
seen what evil the fanacism Of the revolutionary parties
Il able TO bring about 1t ~ ~ow hope in As VssdOp Of
ne eOrsrnmswa AND peoplsa
Austria and England On the Temporal Power.
lfrom tho Vienna Prssss. Nov. 81
Baron do Bsua vent London to enter into personal
relations with the LEADING statesmen Of England or
conference Danish anars has been held 10 esteem
In London when 10 10 considered that people here
s~. .l me .S s the v. Of ns
machine Of the State work, 10 evident that important
reasons must have dsserm,usd him 70 spend even 90
Among ssoss reason" III: chief on: l. he d.ss. 10
realize the Ioss promised understanding with the West
err rowers and TO act 10 this way on Prussia through
But besides this ws believe We can a,rm with GER
sain,y thorough son.idsrasion vii b give. 70 toe
known, that conferences should take place Austria
considers that she ought not 70 Oppose asy obstacle %
kisd Of proceeding uness England consented
70 join in The conference Baroa Do Beuss
s.as on ssss question A. fos Ourselves " are II no
wise partisans Of the projected cenfsrsncs The con-
ference which took place 10 regard 70 LuxsmburE had
an end traced out Beforehand especially after France
had declared that she rsnounced any desire for The
QUESTION Of the principally. whether the town should
DO svacuatsd or not was the issue Can the Roman
question BE- defined In that wayf Evidently not.
Europe ssu 10 decide 10 oboIiA ne temporal
rugny Of tie Pope hdn &c guarantee q The majority
OF the Powers eonvoksd viii leave the solution OF the
question TO events and since France has thrown her.
SELF between Rome ana Italy, upon The Cabinet OF the
Tuileriss will resi- In the nrst instance the care OF all
tina. shall follow. Il V not necessary 70 Be endowed
with the gi Of prophecy 70 perceive that England w
not bind heys0 20 hs PROJECT OF conference; and IN
that case Ausva must not only rcss % faks payt IN IL
but even dscns any rcponnbliy for whdf al
Rome Lea ~ not assume the position either Of cham
pion or cppresser OF Holy See, ist not NEEDLE
with things which In no way concern "a
COUNT BlSMARCK'S NOTE.
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