Squatter sovereign., 1856-12-02
Naples.
RUPTURE wITH NAPLES.

RUPTURE WITH NAPLES.
England and France had suspended
diplomatic intercourse with Naples, but
no hostilities had taken place.
The .afonitsur's announcement is as fol-
lows:
Peace having been concluded, the first
care Of tire Congress ef Paris was to in
sure 10 deviation from it. With this OBJ
ject the nipotentiaries investigated the
limits of disturbance that still existed in
Europe, and they especially directed their
attention to the condition Of lilly Greece
AID Belgium. The Court of Naples alone
mas haughtily rejected the advice OF
france and England. though offered in
the most friendly manner The meas
ures of rigor and COERCION adopted for
long time past, as the means of admins
tration by the Government Of the Sicilies,
continue to agitate and compromise the
continuance of good order In Europe
Under conviction OF the danger of such
a state of things, France and England
had hoped to obviate them by prudent ad-
vice given at an opportune time. The
Government of the Two Sicilies, closing
its eyes 10 all evidence: resolved to persist
in It's fatal cource. The i'll reception ac-
corded to our legitimate observations, the
Insulting doubt thrown ever the purity OF
our intentions, the offensive language op-
posed TO our salutary counsels, and finally
an obstinate refusal, could not allow the
longer continuance Of amicable relations.
This suspension of official intercourse
in no sense constitutes any intervention in
internal affairs, and still less any act oi
!, hostility, nevertheless, for the security oi
: the subjects, and the two Governments
being possibly compromised-the latter to
provide against such contingency have
combined their squadrons, but have moi
sent their ships into Napolitan waters
" In order not to give room for erroneous in
, terpretations this simple measure of even
: tuaf protection, which has character ol
menace, cannot, moreover, be considered
as any support OF encoura cement to thos.
: who seek to shake the throne Of the Kins
, Of the Two Sicillies.
~ The Guc.ite .4utrichicnne says that tn
. King of Naples has urged the Cabinets c
e St. Petersburg, Vienna and Berlin. to con
q clude in favor of the integrity ofthe King
e dom of the Two Sicillies, treaty anala
s. gous to that which France, England an
a. Austria signed on the 25th of April, i
\ favor of the integrity of the Ottoman En-
pire.
I'd The Ssmaphore. of Merseillies, Oct. 1;
P confirms the transmission Of sailing ordel
I'd to the English squadron. It says. "W
H. have received letters from Ajaccio of th
Il 18th. They inform US that an Englis
N. Steamer arrived Oh the previous eyenin
>; from MerseiIlies. bringing dispatches f
-, Admiral Dundas, and that the Admir-
= issued orders to sail on the morning of tt
- 18th. Two steam-frigates put to sea
:, 10 o'clock in the morning, and the rest
the fleet sailed in the evening. The dire
tions taken by the squadron is unknown
lal All eyes are fixed upon the feet of t
ed Western Powers The Toulon Sentine
of the 18th October, announces that t
&C. squadron of Admiral TIechonash is ST
:, in tue Roads, where it awaits orders,
4 dispatch from EIerseilies, Of the le
October SAYS, !" 1t is believed that :he En-
is lish squadron has proceeded to Malta.
TX The French squadron is ready to
zen Four Sandman ships are also ready
one Genoa"
/, it The latest advices from Naples, 60
ems 13, that the preparations for defence ;
hat redoubled. The King was expect
there. No notifications of the minis
.as had taken place. The public funds
experienced more fluctuations, and rema
-, ed at l07 81.
= Two shocks OF an earthquake were
s.. on the 12lh.