The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1860-05-01 00:00:00

NAPLES.

The reports of the Sicilian insures ction are very con-
tradictory ; the only clear points are that the movement
was a very seriimi one, arol that the danger is not yet
ovcr. According to souse accounts the contents between
the King*u troop• pi' I the inNurgvti ti have bees lay no
means confiind to Palennii, Messina. and Ca' anea, WIIUN
the former inanitsiue,l the suvrein icy, but that lights
hare taken place, chiefly mar Pis Icrino, in the s, err
oniiiitry„ in which the Nealmlitaii General., have becti
defeated ; tla it the
Royal authority in all the other
towns of the island has become null; that in some of
them the lis al inilgary force is besieged in the castle
*inflected with the piece, and that in othera it has
even fraternise I with the insurgents ; that, in fact, it is
no longer au insurrection. hut a war of in lepeudence.
Time new. from Palermo is that the city is tranimil ;
" neverthelesa. the principal road., are daily patrolled
by a column oh 3,000 leen, consiatin got cavalry. in-
faistryonel artillery. The members o a revolutionary
COll ~,,, Hee, amongst whom are several imuineut er,111.111..
have lawn condemned to death.- The 11 lag laus ordered
their execution to lie delayed." From Messina we learn
that the troops wean to have acted with the greeted
ularioe, and to hese theme Ives done everything to pro-
mote a revoliition. On the night of the 10th anal ra-
in; of the 12th they bcgan firing, without any apparent
tiemaiity, with both inusiketry and cannon. Many people
were killed in their Iniuses. The aolda rim fired right and
left, as if for amusement. or as if muter a panic. The
British amid Freheli Cousiula in the tinit place retool,
strsted against a bombardment of the lawn, but were
reassured. However, as the cannonade took; place, they
went to the Commandant with a stri mg protest.
couched in very severe term.. They w informed
that, if they chime, they might enter the amens'. but
the Couniumilaut had no alternative thau to fire if the
necessity teacarts:ill." General Viglia
.1111.11 been alidoSi•
11+4.1.
The King has reviewed anal banqueted the troops.
The a.l.rricre Merruelik of Gras's Mate+. from Naples.
on the 17th, that all the atudents of the University had
been sent home 'ny onler of the police.
The marriage contract of Princess Matilda, I)ucheila
of Bavaria, sisal CUtilli Trani. brother of the King of
Naples, haa Ixern ratifitsl liy tin Sicilian Majesty. The
marriage will take plea* by proxy.
now g.

The Pope hes anpointed Monsignor Count )(erode. of
Wigium. :44 Mlllinier Wsr, which Iliiiistr3 wow pro-
sisiouolly Ogrected l.y tordis.litonelli.

PRUSSIA.

The attitude of Pruoia in the matter of restoring to
Ifeee Lectucal its Ilieral constitutiou of DM
every ilsy a more form dslile sluu e. It miy he net-es-
say to etel .in that the Hessian Constiletion IKII
was sh.disliell by the Act of the I) et in la 2. Prussia
maintains thst the Diet hen no r.glit to abolish emisti-
t denies thee rtelicy of the Diet, snit reserves
liberty to take her ~*is coarse 111 the Wetter. M.
Selileinit; the Prus.ian Minister for Foreign Arlin's,
h &s limed in the Clisuilier Mist the Hessian, ,
onicerns every (Icons.* Stste, sod goes hi the very rmit
of the fonds swots' Is* of the Confederation ; that the
Prussian Corm eeeee esit iii dens its,; the oumuetrkey .1 the
in I, knew the oniseolii neev of its act ; that it re.
Willie:v.l the policy of the C.rheleull Congress, awl w.. 1
pursue a course of p sw-fi es the honour ciii power
of the try dein mil Now the le oder of the Gemini
Liberal party, De %locks., hss carries, ill the Berlin
Parliaisient, or a insjority of 207 monist. 88. • motion of
adhesion to the Ouveniiiient in this policy, aud in re.ist-
in,; the Amities' iullierents in the Diet. I'M Jebate was
aninisted and warlike, awl souse very plain speaking
against the French Emperor was inanlgx
The Natio...el Zeitliag of Berlin, referring to the
Besse question, says that Lunt John Rue-ell, in • des-
patch to the English diplomatic agents in Germany,
dated April 11, ha. expressed the opinion of the
English Cabinet on the subject to be that. in the con-
flict between Prussia awl the tusjority of the German
States, Prussia has the. tile the right on her aide