Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-04-18
Hairs in Naples.


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FifBrr instrument # Tor'urr-Lord N1pi.ree
TO THE EDITOR OF THE NEW YORK HER Lib.
The rumor which was prevalent in Naples.
that diplomatic relations would he soon establish
ed between the kingdom and France and Eng
land created general satisfaction, although ia
many well Uniformed circles it received with
suspicion and doubt Such con,umatio,iis de
vrutly wished by all parties. The isolated pc
stion in which the King Bonha has found hun
self placed III relation to the great Powers Of Ia
rope. by the withdrawal from his crpta Of the
representatives ot the above two Powers, was
most nortifying to him; und not Tie less So from
consciousness that such an gnoiniuious position
WAS the result OF his own blind obstinGcy and
stupidity. He would doubtless have been com
PEELED, in time 10 make the amsndt honoro5fe to
the offended dignity of those Powers. but u new,
force has been brought to bearup N him aud has
preciptHtrl such an event.
1t i said. aud upon good authority, in Naples.
that n note had been received from AUS i'll by
the king. IN VIII II TINT Power recommends the
policy Of such II course of proceeding II such
strong terms tob equivalent IL command;
and In consequence oye,tures wer" made 10 the
cnhnet> Of France and England, aud a wt,h rx-
pressed 10 know upon what tenn. they would
consent To negotiations being resumed.
Nali"us rrports in circulation to the
conditions required aud offered by Nap. hut
little dependence can he placed upon th'n TIE
motive attributed 10 Austria for Illus il iryug
in thu policy of the Neapolitan dr>pot j., HAT IN
conseq lencc oi the almost inevitable quarrel and
resort 10 arms that must sooner or iat'r, take
place between that Power aud Sardinia, AM the
Consciousness Of Austria that the latter POSSESS
"s the sympathies Of all the great Powers Of En-
rope, not even excepting Russia (who-r dl,Ike
OF the beral tendencies of Piedmont Is iUorr than
couucrhaanced by her hatred of Austria aal de-
sire of revenge On that Power for Joining the al
lies in thu war; she is therefore dr>rnu~ Il Ma
pies re- ming her previous diplomatic relations
with England and France. that in cnse # Snrdi
mia hrug supported by ally ali of Inc above
Powers. she may he in position - in--t upon
the Introduction Of Naples into any Co Ggess Of
European Powers that may be agreed npon Ia
settle the quarrel now that it has hrcour The rule
to leave all such matters TO IA ConEre>~. She Will
th"s have at least one uuscrupulnuS a, mt in her
interest completely >ubservent Ia her lu every
respect. An incident which has mtelN occurred
has shown very ceoIly how little i,rLdrnre
there's Is be placed upon the promise Of the
amended government of Frrdinanl,or II he siu.
cerity OF his desire to pursue more iharal aud
humane policy.
One oft mYrmidnns of police has latc)v in
vented peculiar instrument of to turr and pun.
ishment. aud Thu, by the King, command. is II.
be- introduced into al the prisons ia \ .plas, and
the inventor Is honorcd aud rev ,rd 4 by III.
klng himself l. Is pity for TN 81" of ha-
mantv, that the inventor, instead # hing thus
nared. was not ordered. phar,al- iNe. to test
the merits of his own invention on M owa per.
son. Really, in contemplating the sc'f drs,ruc
tive policy of Bnmba we may well subscribe 10
the saying, QUEEN Deus rMt perdcrc. pins De
menfdni. 1t is = neral matter of rcgrs amongst
the English residents in Naples II TT in the event
of amioahe relations being re-csahli>i,ed between
those Powers they will not have The pleasures to
welcom" again ON" who was for long period re
sdent amongst them. and whose courtesy and
conduct gained golden opinions from all, Ia; who
has since been appointed to n more el,,a el and
responsible posluon,thnt of the representative. of
Great Britain 10 the United States ct America.
APRII ID lS51.