New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-03-06

hoo 20 ~ go 90 Elected Ia he Via volcdo the great
main street Of Naples. Shouts IN favor OF the 'o"
sttution were everywhere heard 70 resouhu,-
Meanwhile tho numbers augmented ana al inc
streets leading 20 the Via Voledo presented oe"'o
masses . 81,
the 96tb. The King still hesita,ed, reluctant 70
give az the last hope Of suPpressing ue reso.
the armed force He was. however brought 10
sense Of bis situation by the report OF siie oo.,
msuders Of the troops themselves a csoihet~s
immediately formed and the royal decree cobsu-
tutibg il published in Naples the next morning,
the 27th Two days later the 29tb, roysi
Oyiounance was published. decreeiDg q nsoona
Con stitution Tor the kingdom o. the Two sicihes
10 be founded on the same principles as the French
Charter Of $50. including the two chambers, tho
ROYAL invioability, the responsibility of Ministers
liberty ofihe press. and the National Guard. Re-
hgt0fs LIBERATION oiOns Is rRhhsid. No religious,
save the Catholic. is to be permitted The follow
ing ia the text of the conditions agreed unon;
The Legislative POWER shall be exercised oy us and BY
too c,h.esrs namely. Chamber Of Peers and Cham
ber OF Deputies The members of the nfst CnsniosI sh
DC noa mated by the Deputies shall be no minated oy
electors GA the basis OF property qoAiu's'''a "n'N
shall be hSet. ,,,.,
The only dominating religion Of The state sns oet me
Roman Catholic aud Apostolic rel son, snd no other lefm
b OF worshp hal Dc tolerated. $500,
Tho person OF the King shall always pe sAcre', u'VA-
be. and not subject % responsibility.
The Ministers shall always be responsible for all the
/ or The tloNOrnmfrt
The l.pI ard ,es services shall always be ieper cent on
the King.
dom on A uniform mode similar TO that OF tie Capital
The Press shall % ree and emily subject 20 feptsssNs
law for Al thst may offend gi0n, morally, puoe err
der the King. the royal family, foreign soveresns ana
their families IS well IS the honor and interests u Pf"s's
individuals.
When the Constitution was proclaimed. there
were two days tttes at Naples, during which King,
Queen Processes, noble citizens, al appeared
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try aud the preservation OF order IN the MIDST OF an
eAervescence Of enthusiasm which may be lmagin-
ed when IL is remembered that without any trans
tiou, the country passes rom what was, perhaps.
the most absolute system in Europe, TO system OF
constitutional government. The 18th the enslte
popu alton Of Naples and its envlrons trayesej the
streets ia holiday attire. and covered with RIBBONS
of the three Italian colors
In the street OF Toledo from the King palace
tO the extremity q corSo was organized whcs last
ed all day. From al the windows, men and wo.
men waved their hsndkerchieis, and IN the street
there Was grea, crowd OF persons ana carnsses
containing twelve or fifteen persons waving Dan
ners while cries of Long live the King long
live the Constitutionw rent the air Tho King
went out on horseback without Escort. and ira
versed the crowd. which addressed its gratitude TO
bin with all that warmth peculiar TO the ltahan
character.
] In a distant quarter the King was received by
! the lower orders with cries of Long live the
kingl Down with the Constitution The Ming
mildly told them that the affair did not regard
them that it was form OF government ana tnat
he had willingly granted It, because he believed IL
/ the best then turning to priest by bis side no
added, Explain that 70 these good people
During the long promenade which the king MADE
/ he was continually greeted with the noisiest man
/ ifestetions OF JOY and affection
| On the 30th. the weather being line, the people
/ crowded the streets. In the evening the hing
went To the theatre St Charles, which was ilium mi
/ mated giOrn0. On bis entrance the King was re-
ce;ved with enthusiasm, at which no appeared
greatly touched On The rislug OF the curtain, the
actors SANG the chorus Of Hermann, celebrating tho
/ triumph # Charles V. and were several interrupt
/ cd by wild applause.
! During the rest OF the representation, the most
/ admirable orner was maintained but when the IN
tervas between the acts the roya family LETT their
box there were repeated cries OF " Long i've tho
King the Queen, the Queen Mother, and the Con
.tituton." Some disturbances took place In the
mids. Of all this joy. Some iosxdroni assembled
in different parts OF the city, and shouted " Long
| i've the King Long live the Holy Faith! Down
| with the Constitution But the troops and the
civic guard succeeded in reestablishing order fa-
trolls Of the civic guard, who were joined by voiun'
/ teers without uniform, aud armed only with iow'
ing pieces trsversed the city in all directions made
numerous arrests and even II Is said, maintained
many struggles in several places, In tbs course o'
| which blood flowed
| NJ Bozzelli has been nominated Minister ot the
Interior He was Councillor Of State IN the time
| of King Joachim. la consequence oil the events
| Of 1921, he was obliged to emigrate, and he re-
sidei long time at Paris where he has let excel
| ent souvenirs This nomination produced marvel
Gus effect at Naples and 1t is asserted that every
body felt that in calling NJ Bozzeli to his councils
the King had given pledge of his attachment TO
the Constitution NJ Bozzelli has been charged.
it is said 10 draw up the project OF the Constitu-
/ ton on the bases Of the decree.
At Palermo, and indeed throughout Sicily the
| King has not been able TO reestablish himself with
the people After a series OF encounters between
the people and the troops from the 18th 10 the 18th
January in which the troops, though they could
not be disodged were hemmed in at their different
quarters-the Paermitans began to organize
| Provisional Government. They appointed foor
Committees to whom implicit obedience was rem
dered: Committee Of Defence. under Prince Pan.
! tellsria; OF Finance under the Marquis Hudni OF
Supplies under the Pretor Of the city the Marquis
Spedalotto OF State, under Gen. huggiero Se'timo
| on the 18th shells and round shot were hred
! upon the city from the fort OF Castelamare, WIN
out any previous notice being given 10 allow the In
! offensive portions Of the inhabitants an opporta
uity of Withdrawing. The Commander of the
British war.stesmer Bulldog vainy applied 10 tho
Kings Lieutenant for a suspension OF hostities
and on the 18th the matter was taken up by the
| CoDsuls who repaired to tbs palace OF the Duke
di MAO, and with difficulty got suspension OF
twesty hours The interval was employed in
shipping of the strangers, principally French.
Matters continued in the same state t the threat
of a general bombardment again called out the
Consular body, who on the 18th signed most en-
ergetic protest denouncng the act as one OF anne
I cessary barbarity. The protest was circulated IN
French and Italian, and produced an effect. Ne
eotistions were at the same time opened between
the Marquis dc Spedaotta and the Duke d. MAO.
The insurgents demand the Constitution OF isiZ'
and the coovooation of Sicilisn Parliament at Pa
larmo These demands were formally transmitted
10 Naples without loss OF time
The following day two the frgates returned from
Naples bringing four DEGREES issued b. the Nsapol-
tan Government on the 18th Collectively the de-
crees appointed two Councils OF State one In Ma
pies and The other in Sicily with delioerstye but
not legislative powers established freely elected
Municipal Councils with control over local expen-
ditare, under the superintendance OF the Kings
Government; decreed an administrative and judi
cial repeal OF the union" between Naples and b
ely and appointed Count D'Acquis TO be LEA.
tenant General OF Sicily with separate Cabinet.