The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1859-06-07 00:00:00

ITALY.

The King of liaples has on his accession to the throne
published a proclamation, in which he enumerates the
gssl qualities of his predecessor, but Avoids making any
engagements for the future, and abstains from pro-
nouncing his opi tt i .. n on the events now going forward
ill the Italian Peninsula. It is as follows : -" By the
unhappy event of the death of our august and beloved
father, Fenlnland 11, God has called us to ascend the
throne of our ancestors. Humbly adoring his impene-
trable judgments, we firuily trust in Him and implore
His mercy to grant us His especial aid and constant
.as-
sistance in the accomplishment of the new duties im-
posed on us--duties so much more serious and difficult
that we succeed • great and pious monarch, whose
heroic virtues and sublime merits can never be oufficiently
extolled. Aided by the protection of the Almighty, we
shall be able to stand firm, amid uphold the respect due
to our religion, the observance of the laws, the upright
and impartial administratioo of justice, the prosperity
of the State ; and thereby in scourdsoce with the
decrees ml / rovidenee, the welfare of our subjects will
be secured. And in order that the despatch of public
business may not be delayed, we have resolved to decree
that all the authorities of the kingdom of the Two
Sicilia than oentinne in the exercise of their functions.

All sorts of stories are afioat indicative of the mise-
rable intrigue which reigns at the Court of Naples.
The Court is divided. The King, confiding in his army,
is making preparations to suppress any outbreak of a
eery/team de pa/ass. He has ordered the arrest of
several suspeided persons of distinction.
Cardinal Antonelli has issued a decree against the
exportation of corn.
Volunteers are pouring in from every village and
hamlet into Garibaldi's camp, which has also been
strengthened by a riedmontese brigade end two batteries
of field artillery. The insurrection is gaining ground in
Upper Lombardy. At the first appearance of tht braves
all the civil authorities of Como and Lecco have recog-
nised the government of King Victor Emmanuel. which
! in those towns is now represented by Count Visconti
N'enosta, a young nobleman from Valtelina of great de-
termination. His spirited proclamations have roused
the enthusiasm of country folks and citizens, who have
hastened to the scene of action with an ardour never
witnessed in 1848. Money, so much wanted in these
times, is pouring into Garibaldi's military treasury, to-
gether with gold necklaces and other valuable trinkets
from fair Lombard ladies. The sum thus collected in
, two days has reached 2,000.0001.

LOMBARDY.
Beast, Tuesday, May 31.
According to advice' from Coire a battalion of Tyrolese
Chasseura has passed the frontiers of the Tyrol, near
Nanders, for Italy.
4.000 Austrians are expected in the Principality of
Lichtenstein.

Bums, June 1.
General Garibaldi himself, or a strong detachment of
his force, has left COWO, and arrived in the afternoon of
the :10th before Laveno, • fortified town on the Lago
Maggiore. He commenced an immediate attack upon the
town, and maintained it during the whole night.
Yesterday morning Garibaldi's troops withdrew, but
resnined in Vie evening the attack, which lasted the
whole night.
The revolution in the YaHefline is increasing.
Austrian officials and Gendarmes have been seised by
the people and expelled the country. The chief place
of assembling of the revolutionary army is Sondrio,
whither the people of the country are hastening in great
numbers. . .

The Austrians, in force amounting to 4,000 men, took
possession yesterday of Vetere.
The Sardinian auxiliary troops under the command of
General CisMini were intercepted, and could not reach
Sort° Calends. General Garbaldi marched to Latent,.
Cannonading was heard the whole eight on the frontier
of the Canton of Tessin.