New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-08-15
NEwvopx nArI' TRIBUNE, MONDAY, AUGUST Is. 1859

expected The Nespoiiisn mind has 10. bseu t,aices
10 love ct rs sov,regps; bat doubtless there wer,
csiy who looked with species Of igsoant yenefa
tier IN m. .nn tf saint about TO visit IN. rel G, 4
saint. II the evening w. Wy az brilliantly 'aln
Lated a. Nspl.s well Ike VS. how to do II. Ga Monfsy
oiriig there vas grand baeiGnaHo a. which every
o.e ia, aus preseaisbe attended,, ard the evening
sreS p'iob ei tbc lsdie,. Napts 10 better and more
cI'wod II al ever, the Nespo'aos more ivquaeVu-,
AID reports more various and numerous, tnaa they
have been G year and that y sayIog noeh Tor aci'y
Of r6lL eff.
As be. always beer the case before aoy grsstJ te u
this country tbs G,ual ports have brea a1ussNs-ly
crcul-tec Of great Improvements sAd grea' cnsos-t
May # tie nost unpopular msa I, IS sad are to be
removed ru poser, and gres. changes sTe spoken OF
~ he terra. policy q. the kIogd0m Hos la &c may
be well founded il Is Impossible 10 say but there Is
eeres expectation OF Constitution, too and where's
fortnight sgu asserted tbs; similar 70 that
Of FisLce would be given il stated that tha, Of
Bayonne will be accorded, a. the only on. which Is
-ur able 10 the tine and oUcunstabces lou Know my
option, founded on long exDe'ierce AMI reflection,
that constitution il The S7nc 9ad Of confidence and
tThlquiliy; il Is less question Of what KIDD Of cons-
tuiOu than II <oue guar8D'ess--Ome checks On the
ahsuu'e all Of The Sovereign std 90 the oppressive
tyftnry snd corruption OF ,ffici.l subaterus.
Another measure is spoken of a. probable, and one
which would give gres, satisfaction 10 the hast of en-.
olts 10 this county, and that / IS the abolition OF
tie Tax uf 10 per ceut which IL Low levied 90 their sa
aries il is addei hcHeyeT tla, thi. reduction viii be
tese reports however regarded by the mas with
the gres ts, duy, add II i. aneLtabe proof OF
tie public distrust II the Government that anything
wise or beue, oeLt Us reported likely TO eniaua;e
IN m il, it is received with scrp'ical laugh. AT the
san tine thst | am compelled to acknos ledge that
there but too much for IT, caurot bat often
regret that il is carried TAR sad cannot do other
VIE than believe that il tends TO produce the results
which all depiore.
letter from Nsp'es Of the 9Th uf Informs us that
NJ. La,our, WHO WIS sent to Naples by the Swiss Fed
eral Council bao arrived there the previous evening
He sad to be the bearer Of instructions to remove
tie psgnis O.. the Swiss Cautions from the colors OF
the leg menis servtg Naples under the name Of
Sws. H. that crse i, is considered cer'ao that the
4,b Regiment which carries the standard of the Bear
OF Beinr, will probably demand en- ma-se % De dis
bard. d. Ii Is believed that the arrival of NJ Latour
in Naples ~il cause the Government, g,est eubarra-s
uitnt number OF recruits had arrived 10 supply tue
places Ct the Ssis. who had been sent home. they
bao come from Venice and com posed chiefly OF
Two and Germans who hsd been disbanded from
the Austrian army. The English ,et, under the com.
mard OF Admiral Fsnshswe, had arrived within sight
Of Naples.