The Express.
London, England, 1860-08-23 00:00:00

NAPLES.

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NAPLES. Mama 1.5.
His Royal Highness Count Aquila leftit I=l,,
I understand, by the Mongibello, for
et reale to England. Some of his property on
board his yacht he consigned to the care of the
Brasilia* war steamers now in port. There can be
no doubt dot he wa• the chief of • conspiracy in a
readiosiet or% but with what precise objects I
cannot tell. It is said that a treasonable corre-
spondence was discovered ; that 2,000 men were in
has pay at two piastres each • d, who were to be
well armed with • pistol and a dagger for the ap-
pointed moment ; and it is • fact that many cues of
pistols arrived by the Pausolippo yesterday, which
were stopped by the Custom-house authorities, and
were intended for the prince. It eeema probable
that scene blow was to have been struck on the
night before last, and we anticipate it, therefore.
Patrols were on guard during the whole of the
night. In the court. of the evening the Comitato
issued the following proclamation to the Neapolitan
cations :

Never have more solemn moment presented them.
selves for ennobling or destroying the life of a people.
The future of truly depends as the demeanour of the
Neapolitans. The eyes of Europe are turned tower
us. Those who have more directly proeted by a keg
tyrsany are agitating to assume the mooopol of the senile,
sad not daring to act openly, cover via with the
meek of liken* sad semi their satellites anasaget the
=2e to seduce them, and to urge them to promeatioas
might NM as a pretext for reaction. Dal the
secret of these base arta is well known ; the experiaise is
fresh in the memory of all. Nevertheless, Use Osseliate
which watches over the future of this homes, city, Isms
it its duty to remind the citizens that at ease and
discipline are the guarantees of the good resat of the
efforts which are being made for the trimitek of the aa.
tional cause. The day will some in which the assisteane
even of the citizens will be invoked. Now vs made la
their prudence.
Naples, August 13.
Last night the following bulletin was issued by
the same central body :
The city is fell of arms ; the people are agitated. Gari-
baldi. ',fry ono says, has oonse. Let the citizens care.
tally evade falling into snare.. The Liberator is not yet
esammai us. Theme alight alarms are the work of our ene-
mies, or exaggerations of trifling feet. in the timid imagina-
tion of the governments
One dodge of the Prince Luigi seems to have
been that of introducing his paid creatures clan-
&Wisely into the National Guard, so as to de-
moralise, and, by creating excesses, to disgust the
people. Strange reports are in circulation as to
what his intentions were. Some have it that the
king was to have been murdered •, at all events,
one thing is certain, the good of the state was the
last thing in the prince's mind, his own good the
only object. He leaves behind him a reputation
for cruelty, and iajustice, of which many
glaring proofs can be adduced. But cover up the
corruption, unless good is to be produced by its
exposure.
'The order for the state of siege, which I tele-
graphed to you yesterday, stated in the preamble
that the " demonstrations and hostile facts which
had taken place in Castellamare and other plaeuV'
had determined the Council of Ministers to take
that step. In consequence it was ordered :
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1. That allpeep of ;aare than ten psiwoas should be dis-
persed by the troop of the National Guard.
2. All clandledine sesethap in private house', wider the
isms of "Oradiellek" ski be prohibited on pain of arrest.
pain
S. The eeerybag d Ire or white arras is prohibited on
of week
4. The carrying of heavy sticks is prohibited in like
neasuier.

5. Castly,-111setrts, seditious voices, and whatever is cal-
culated to probate tussah, shall be repressed by three re-
gulations, mei the premokes and executors emoted.

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G. Rrreoci,
Field Marshal is CAMMIIII of the Province and Piqua.
We have lately escaped from, I believe, what was
intended to have been a bloody affair. The details
of the infamous conspiracy of Prince Luigi I must
defer till my next, but they will astound the world.
Lista of conspirators and victims are said to have
been found, and the ministers, amongst others, I
believe, would have fallen had the villauy suc-
ceeded.