The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1860-08-14 00:00:00

NAPLES AND SICILY.

Aeeowling to advice,' from Naples of the 6th, 300
soldiers on the point 44 j.. g Daribaldi had been ar•
rested. The Minister of War had withdrawn the troops
fr the Abruzzi, in order ti concentrate the principal
part of the arturround Naples.
We have also the following from Naples : All efforts
to conclude an armistice with CAW14.4141i hiving failed,
preparations are Ls ing made to repulse any attempt at
invasion. Improvements are being intmduced into the
Royal army and navy. Commander CapCCeIICO liii
been appointed Director of the Ministry of Marine. The
ren wal of the is rsoolut 1 of the different administrative
departments is nesrly completed. The office of private
seeretary to the King has been suppressed. The Cams,
nil., has Leen replaced by persons recomended by the
The King has visited the head-quarters of
Ow National (tiara." - . - .

The Neapodtan Government has been occupied with
the ciiilV,nii iii, of the Parliament. The King, in ac-
cor•lunee with the advice of his Ministers, is said ti be
disposed ti atlll a need imis,rt oit article to the Consti-
t.ition of 1.44. By this article. following the example
of•Piedniunt,.every Italian will he able to sit in Parlia-
ment, evert if not • native of tin, kingdom of Naples,
provided that he is legally eligible in other respects.
It is asserted that the “aribahliati volunteers have
invested Fort Scylla, in Calabria. opposite Messina. lii
espectation of this event the Neapolitan Government
had already dispatched a column of troops to Calabria.
'filere is a story that I friend, Bartani, is fit-
ting .4111 t allips,litioiu of I:i,lsd men, who are to embark
at I:alma. La Farina, whip wax recently expelled from
li. been sent by Count Cavutar to dissuade
I:artani from this enterprise.
Turin newspaper says that Count Leda, who was
Slit t • t I.v the King of Sardinia, was not very
cor.h..lly received be the Dictator, and was 4.1.1 by him
that he cool.' not now stop in his career, and that he
would state lii,s trUtioll4 to his Majesty. At Naples it is
confessed that all At tl.:1110/1 to CO:101118 an &flillibtlet,
a ith tlaribahli have failed.
The Sardinian Constitution WWI to he proclaimed in
Sicily on Sunday, the decree to bear the signatures of
brprrtis awl Crispi, rat that all the apprehensions set
alloat bg La Farina of the latter being an opponent of
of the annexation, and striving to render Italy Repute
bean, f.•Il ti the grouted T., re ..... ve such alTrOlell.i""
at least front Victor Einteimia. Es mind, Signor Crispi is
said to has addressed a letter to ti. •• King immediately,
when. at I Mribahli's re luest, he re-tutered the Ministry,
assuring hint that be hail tally ail•mted Baribuldi's views.
1.1". decre.,, to prevent all mistake, were to be accous-
jiirul a manifesto of what still must be called the
Bietator's Government, expressing devotedness to King
Victor E aimed and to the cause if national unity at
the same time. The legal tribunals and the Council of
State, hitherto superseded by the dictatorial power, are
to kie recognised.
Large numbers of volunteers continue to arrive at
abuero.

rale convention between (general Clary and General
M,sliei—for it is worthy a notice that the Neapolitan
General WA% reduced to treat with Garibaldi's Lieu.
tenant anal not with himself personally—was rather a
capitulation than an •ronistice. Clary. with only 2.000
loco in the citadel of Messina, must have abandoned all
thought of resistance.
A letter, addressed to the Iloilo haliana, contradicts
a statement that the inhabitants of Martz° were hostile
to Garibaldi, anal says that nearly all of them had left
town before the battle. It was a her of gendarmes
rseapeal f Palermo, joined with those of itlebazzo,
who entered the deserted houses and threw boiling oil
On 4 :aril,abli'm men.
. !tee...rating to a St. Peterslaurg lettetof.July 2fa. the
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