The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-12-29
Our Naples sorrcspondc nee.


NAirEs, Italy. pcc. Z, 1860.
ne Eeolti19 IN Nepes--tapoPaia'fy n ne sar5ietas
-a'orde!a,i atieaoe of he People Iictor I'm Inasrs
Pshy-Popuar Diar,us-- Dumas Opinion Of the
.Soid;aiaa .faalor7isTte GdyTcdlai Farm-DtstIssd-
iag a he Gniioldians-Rettun n he King, d., dc.
The universal topic this week N "the reaction" IN
other words the dsccatent and dissatisfaction that exist
every side. The local government Is unpopuar-dc-
cidcdy unpopular. The frequent demonstrations, tho
audiences AZ the theatres the throngs at the cafes tho
crowds that gather together in the streets, the daily
papers and The printed appeals, all Indicate
feversh state OF the public pulse But the story mag
be told in few words after tho of Isop Tho pco-
r,c are not willing the old hen lay the golden eggs ma
uray regular times and Seasons, but they must kM
her in the hope OF delugc Of golden thingsthey wsnt
the good time coming all at and forthwith and 90
they must by their and opposition, slacke the
Of the government and produce discord and con-
fusion Well this to be expected. History relates,
mistake not, revolution without a reaction There
riots aud Instructions even among the only pei
Pile truly prepared Wy general education and intelligence
by moral elevation and practical religious tath Tor
self government the period of tina Revolution refer
to the ned sates aud the instructions and riots IN
New Hampshire, Massachusetts and Penns ylvana, that
occurred shortly after the Revolutionary What.
then can be expected OF this people sunk the depths
of Ignorance aud poverty Looking for somethlng-for
some change that unrnnsonablet takes years, an1
few weeks 70 bring about A. they are disappoint-
a reaction cnsues, and the widest Of IDEAS tneories
aud propositions daily and continually advanced. Bat
after all have doubt that the treatment carbadt
has received from government great element and cse
citing OF the disorder and confusion Time aons
viii show whether the discomfort aud public demonstra
ons will induce the King appoin, another Lieutenant
General the place OF Farni, whether they viii CAUSE
Farin 20 change his policy of discountenancing every
thns and everybody with Garhadian inclaaiions soi
tendencies.
Irncniioncd IN ms lat that Victor Emanuel had de-
pated from Naples visit the scians. lie receiv
"a with 'sindcscrbabe enthusiasm" The people would
draw the carriage, and a opposition to was In yaiu
over 400 600 pcoplc calculated present, coming
from all parts of the island in crowds and hronging this
city ralcrrno). The whole population were having
ffe and universal gayeiy prevailed. Whilst the frieuds
q order and The constituted government rejoicing at
this cheering news tho Kings proclamation 10 the sics
lans comes aud not word said about Garibald-
hi uame mentioned. What a bombshel such
d.cumeu, rst thrown INTO The Garibaldan camp.
and INTO tho MOS, Of his millions OF admirers And what
new cxactng ecmcn, of dsccrd and confasosi Tho
King however u exceedingly popular, and the offence a
ths contempt of the Hero viii be Laid TO tho charge q
hs adviser Tie ncwsIapcrs and The Garibaldan party
are making sonc capital Of this seeming neglect not
caring 10 remember tha, Garbadis was not mcr.
toned in the proclamation fhe NcspoIians. The two
pcrios however may be said 10 diner materially, rbo
tocy a thc govcrnmeut not known when the King
entered Naples and Issued his rst proclamation but 1t is
nov fally developed ana understood to be sntlGsri-
bsld@n; that the appearance of the second
manifesto without Garbaldis services being
referred TO- gives increased motives for the present dis
,rust ana adds new fuel 10 the fame Of dscord Boa
there also come up from sicily reports Of discomfort has
The sane Gar bald anti tGaribaldan feelings hsve
srruus M there 2 ,wrie from Palermo that Ia thas
CITY and IN other p fs heard the cry, "Bsgone, oco
holders and soldier. tearc not scIlians This refers
to the persons sent he Island by the King and holding
The civil Offices an the Sandman troops that aar
tered there the in all the new provinces OF tho
kingdom.
The day Victor snuel left here the fsfep@1dsA
Dumas pspcr) appeared a sweeping leader upon In
presen, condition of things and the powers that be- He
says tia, tho opposition 70 the followers Of Garbald
cites Indignation In every mind dead the emotoas
of gratitude that the famous order Of the day OF GeHe
seriori tha, the provisions relating 10 The Neapotan
Marine, and in word, that every &C. Q, sovernnent,
people, under caribaldi rased ~ me price 70 much
blood and - many sacrihccs and an these give new
,lons d.s,,us, ami yolce Of execratonn we cannot
consolc ourselvcs that The cause of Tho Bourbons un-
trlonahly los bit cannot equally console ourselves
Ina, tho ryvcrnrncnt may intend 10 constitute Iay
ope AMI nnd.videi W the name of cod, men in power
n,s ' a. no resign H. the world win can you Degenerate
m,srsr The article cioscr thns'If We are Ialsans,
initiate the hero In thing. Garbsdi, rather than
impede exalted hopes and promises, retired 70 Ca
prerare,re, then men IN power and confess the ne
cess'y cf arbadi 4 you do not wish 70 be an obstacle
10 something Of much more Importance, Tho Internal
order and tho dcstlny of Italy. Retire ycu have made
yopr trial, and the world has already estimated ~
value Yield tho post W others who VIII better compre
bepd patriotism and attachment TO the gallant King"
Another article IN the same number begin. thusi give
bit senfence;sNow tia, the Faginh that the Mon
ezemols that Pack Of hrelings maio IN their keuess,
sscss the government Of Naples, that the ministers,
the governors the projects % the police, are such that
the journalists and the admirers of The policy of Cavo
breathe freely; now in word, that they hs
pearls authority and power; now, say, the psope
are dissatisfied, IL roactnn u felt, disorders ann
crmcs are augmented, the fault Is not with those VINO
coverp mot 70 be attributed 10 shortsishtedness W
base passions 20 Me ignorance of the men vomited
upon this so from Mecca but 10 the horrible demors
ton In which this unhappy country hnds itself IN -
lopu relnpse undcr the scourge o. tyranny, &c, &e
rss1 scarcely be told that such language as the last
nuosatou roncal well as sarcastic The caption "
THO Mcdcratcs n NapHa and hence the ahuascns 70
their ra course during ihe pe,asorshp and Their asv