New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-08-03
ITALY.
Facts and Hints from Naples.

CCrrespOndencc 4.
Louis Napoleon has advsedthe Neapoltan Government,
through his minister at this court that the army Othe Two
Sicillces now on foot and actually numbering 10000
men 10 the between Russia and Turkey, be
duced 10 10000, otherwise French force will be
marched into the kingdom to enforce neutrality IN the
general war that may ensue.
Tie Nespolitan ana Pontifcal Governments have
agreed to the introduction of an Austrian Corps OF oc
cupation in the Duchy of BeneyentO which belongs TO
the latter power aud lies in the heart of this kingdom
about forty miles from Naples.
The Duke of Aumale Who married the daughter of
the uncle OF the King Of Naples, about 70 reside in
Sicily having bought the great estate Of Iucco belong
ing To the Prince of Partanna, and situated about .
niles from Baganna, for which he Is said 70 have paid
100000 Neap0litan Ducats-Sli0,O00
Judge Douglas the T. s Senate last week arrived
here on one day and departed the following for Malta
This is considered rather Jdst even Tor young Amer
lea Like many others OF our countrymen, he has
Naples hat however after the that trav-
elers in balloon get view OF the cities and countries
Orer wbch they fy
Mr. Marsh not having yet procured the requisite So
tsactOn tor the claims Of Mr. King has sent in another
tote To the Greek Government IL Is expected, however
that OF settlement, mutually satisfactory To both
powers will soon be agreed upon. The circular from
the state Department suppressng the Consular charge
Of two dollars upon passports az Naples Rome &c, Is
considered equivalent 10 the abolition OF the L. , Con
sulae al this place the income viii be reduced TO
about 300 per annum. The office has been filled for
- years BY AeXr Hammett, to universal satisfaction
vbo has served bis country upon compensation hardly
lent pay his Office and lind him 10 maccaronl
The post OF much Importance, aud it ought u
have an adequate salary nile disseminating the Con
suar passport charge Naples the Secretary Of State
authorizes our Csnsuls everywhere else except where
Legation resides, To demand it. The only remedy il
fixed salaries according to amount Of duty performed
A. the Consular Office at Naples is Of great utility, the
l. = Government has always sanctioned the charge, bat
at Rome where there is need all Of such post
the tax has been justly regarded uncaed for. Aa
Englishmsn, Nr Lowe, who acts as L. > Vice-COnsul
al Ciyta Yecchis also makes our fellow countymen pay
10 francs for a wise This is too bad
Ii would be well if the Government would not confer
ere honorary Consular titles, in the Of Mr.
NJ nominaly Consul at AncOna, bat who pursu-s
his profession Of Painter in his study at Rome II night
BE- advisable in future not 20 nominate Consul at flDT
ence as such officer is permitted 70 reside there,
is received, as such.
Mr. King, American Missionary in Greece, certainly
should Dot act a. t. Consul at Athens IL is deslra-
bic in many points Of view, tn have properly salared
Committeeman or Charge dAfaires that place, and
eRrust interests u persons engaged ia pursuit.
Likely " bring them into collision with the authorities Of
the country
The Reign Of Terror" continues here in full yigOr
Tie King Gaeta experimenting the construction Of
Jew works at that fortress which considered the key
IF The Kingdom and the bulssrk destined ~ breast the
.forrn NJ fnregn invs.oD ions