New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-09-16

10 bs open dais rom 10 for the rece p:lon ard
delivery Of letters butt you 20 there a, o'clock.
ycu WILL Ind D, ID, We, open, and a, 3,w.ll he
alreads shu,
The commrr cst.on with the pr0,l.e,s equal
Is defective. Steamers goto Palermo or.y oncea
week 20 Messlus. stil more seldom You can
60 10 ihe Interior o. Sicily Only h, ,asies or
horses, IN the highest degree vicious an unsafe.
While the ROADS ere soiG1a>satlc. that you could
easily imagine yourself on q Hungarian ,oo, path
if,hc poetry 81 ra,urc 5ii no, constant. remind
ven that YOU were travelling through bli Of
Paradise r. ro branch OF the p3aic admins
,ra,cn 90 Won fut the influence OF a humane
ana benevolcu, hand. no elevation 81 agriculture.
no protection Of trade. 30 fostering % industry
The King has expressly prohibited the industrial
classes from visiting the Worlds Far a. London.
ana every passport for this purpose IS s;rngen;ly
refused The action of the Government l. con
fined TO the construction OF prisons and forrtsses'
and the increase OF rs military resources which
have already Swcled TO an enormous hight.
mon>'rous army eats cat the marrow Of ihs eoun:
nv, and is more imposing by lis numbers than oy
rs efficiency OF moral power We witnessed
review OF about 10000 men. m differcu, branches
of the service. and Mere a>toni>hed at the almost
fnlcal elegance Of the uniform (Which was car
red So iar tia; whole regiments appeared IN
yellow I'D el0,eS.) 20 which certainly their
herihke marching presented dl>agrreahle
contrast
In the social relations We witnessed numerous
occurrences not less repulsiye. The unhappy
people. condemned 10 purely animal hie b,
Government which IS n war with progress, daily
become more degraded, passing thoughilcssH on
without the slichtes, reflection The common
classes are characterized by a cungng >cDlht,,
addressing every one m conversation nv the u,le
Of Your Excolloncy :" and even thc Pa'rcne"
and Siguorc." which terms are NOT unirequont
among people OF higher degree. show trace
Of The serylhtv which Is noticed N the lowest
classes The mass Of the people are m state
of such utter ignorance, that mnumeaole travel
me wrtng-dc>k>. M the vicinity 81 thc po~'oi-
nee and under The aTcadcs OF - Carlo. drive
profitable business. being employed even bS well
dressed men ana women shat 10 noi snow how
10 wnte. and whose ideas snd WISHES are par on
paper with sufficient accuracy. If nc, literally.
by these peupatetc >cnbes
Bui ignorance always gives buth io ,.oth and
immortality While the lazzaron cannot bc com
PEELED AZ any price 20 work any longer than Is
absolutely necessary to keep sonl and body to
geth,r prefer ing 70 loaf about the streets or to
sun their wrctched carcas>cs on the whaUcs. the
worsor class Of beggars ondeavor 20 excite the
compassion OF The passer>-hy on he most ire
quented prom, nades by making anoacnsne dis
play of their misery. As ordinary poverty Is On.
able TO attract attention. In Santa Lucia and on
the Molo. children OF : and 10 wear. old are seen
perfectly naked. without any sense Of shame.
covering on the pavcments, and uiicrns the
most heartrending groans, while al the same
time crlppes OF the most tnghtiul deiomiiy re-
gard their mlsiortunes almost a. boon from
heaven. as they make the trade Of beggaU,
which they have inherited. more profitable by the
exhibition Of new horrors
With this vile spawn are associated every
evening women OF the most abandoned charac-
ter. whose loathsome solicitations mus. leave
canker In their mouths. and who, like pes'lfer-
Gus corpses poison the atmosphere OF the streets.
All this takes place openy-on the beat of nu-
merous military pairOles who go their rounds
constantly 10y the eve oi the universal
police. whose eve Is so sharp on other occasions
-unobserved 10y the many priests aud monks
who pass by Ia their comfortable rotundlty nav,
perhaps m close proximity 90 the place where
vagabond preacher IN the open air IKE those
quack saving charatans OF Piedmont. mounted
on table or char. holds forth to the ty>tandcrs
on purity Of heart and simplicity Of ifc With he
most vehement threats. describing the iormcnis
of hell with Raphaelic colors, while . lI''!e aonc
on his night waves a colossal cuclhx high IA
the AR as consolng offset on the other side
Instances OF robbery and murder 10 the most
populous parts OF the city, N broad daylight, are
not uncommon. and especially for purposes OF re-
yenee. much innocent blood is spilled without
ans attempt beng made 10 discover the assassin
feV months ago man was stabbed by an IN
known hand IN a crow led thoroughfar'. and his
silk handkerchief was aflerwafd found ~ the
cap OF one OF the military police was hiormh
by highly respectable NeaPolltan, that having
had irifmg lawsuit, stranger came to his
house soon after and made the bloody proposal
to assassnaio his opponent for q ic~ shiilings-
While was in Naples murderer was executed
who had thrown dice with fellow prisoner, 10
decide which OF the two should make way with
he keeper on the first opportunity. The 10, fell
on the first Pretending to wish for a private M
,cry.ew with hlrn On some important subject he
led INN into tie interior OF the prison. and with
out the slightest chance Of escape, stabbed him
IN the nesrt with q knife Thu isfocity every
where appears combined with crude superstition
and assumed piety. On ali religions festivals,
which are more numerous than the wof>ng-days
in the Cathohc eccleslastical year BOB Italy, The
many chapels and cio.sters Of 'ho eii} are
thronqed With peuitents and their offerings IN
ever, shop oftle inierminabie street Toledo. ini