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Grant County Herald
Lancaster, Grant County, Wisconsin
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Garibaldi's rapid progress in Southern Italy alarms European despots, leading Austria to consider intervention for the King of Naples, potentially sparking war with Sardinia. Sardinia's growth through annexation and unity may rival Austria without French aid. Garibaldi enjoys popular and French moral support. Austria demands explanations from Piedmont on Venice plans and aligns with Prussia. Victor Emmanuel's government proves popular via oversubscribed loan.
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The progress of Garibaldi, in Southern Italy, is so rapid and alarming to the despots of Europe, that Austria has about given notice that she will intervene in behalf of the King of Naples. If so, a war is inevitable between her and Sardinia. The latter has now grown so strong, by annexation and Italian unity, that it is probable that she may be a match for Austria, without the assistance of France. In any event, we do not think that Garibaldi can be stopped— because the people are now thoroughly with him, and he has at least the moral support of France. Austria had already demanded explanations from Piedmont concerning Garibaldi's letter to Victor Emmanuel, announcing a projected attack on Venice. There was great activity manifested in the Austrian Marine Department.— A complete understanding between Austria and Prussia is officially announced.
That the government of Victor Emmanuel is popular may be concluded from the fact that a Sardinian loan closed with subscriptions to the amount of three times the sum needed
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Southern Italy
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sardinian loan oversubscribed three times; potential war between austria and sardinia
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Garibaldi's rapid progress in Southern Italy alarms European despots; Austria plans intervention for King of Naples, risking war with Sardinia strengthened by annexation and unity; Garibaldi backed by people and French moral support; Austria demands explanations from Piedmont on Garibaldi's letter to Victor Emmanuel about Venice attack; Austrian Marine activity; Austria-Prussia understanding; Victor Emmanuel's government popular via loan success