New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-07-16

"PARIs, Saturday, June W.
"The Patris Of this evening says: Since the ~o''
instant. the state of affairs at Naples has imPio'o''
Tranquility has not been disturbed and the az .'ion
has somewhat subsided The Ministry Is determine.
to fully and Loyalty carry out the new inS''.u'''1' "
to maintain order and tranquility Many nave
been concentrated at Naples a.
mM.RsrrLLrs, Saturday, June 30.
Letters from Naples to the 2oth instant announce
the pub,caticn of Royal decree, dated Pol'ici the
third article Of which runs thus; :,
"sAn understanding is to be brought about with
the King of Sardinia relative to the common interests
Of the two Crowns In Italy, r.r
The police administration was quite dsorganize1;
the chiefs were concealed. The King was still I'LL"
"NApLEs, July2.
"The fundamental point Of the programme OF the
Commander Spineli lie the formation of an Italian
Confederation as recommended by the Emperor OF the
French. This COME atom to be essentially Of de-
fn,;ve character and the Independence of every State
to be maintained, although national unity may be IA
vored."
at is asserted that Baron Taleyrand has been IN
s,rncted by his Government to insist that Couns "a
onr shoud Give due consideration to the overtures OF
lures were counseled by France"
"MARsErLLgs, July 8.
"Accordipe TO advices from Naples to the osh ult'
.ssembages of the population commenced on the even.
inc ~ the 26,h nit The populace shouted Garloadi
foreverp Annexation forever Death to police
The next day panic took place, the police were nal
eated and disappeared as as the same cries were
raised by the ropulace.
oTbe King bad twice sent Signor Aquila TO Baron
prep;sr and had promised to make strict invesuga-
ton. :,
"on the 2sth nit, all the police stations were pill
LACED in open day. forty of the agents were surprised
and either killed or wounded. The archives were
bnrnt The spols were carried about 10 triumph by
the populace.
1.-THE King had arrived at Naples, aud had ordered
tho immediate formation Of National Guard.
tTbe Official Journalprased the calm attitude of the
majority Of the population.
3Tbe Advocate Romano had been appointed Project
"A proclamation had been issued prohibiting sedihous
shouts and recommending the military to disPerse as
sem Slaees Of the population with moderation"
"TURIN, June 20 1860.
"The Neapolitan Government has ordered the resti-
tuition of the two captured vessels and the release OF
the crew and passengers. ..f..
"Tbe state Of things at Naples inspires great fears OF
anarchy and conflicts between the LazIaron and the
remainder Of the population"
"PtRis, Monday
"The Marquis d'Antonini, the Neapoftan Minister
az the Court of the Tuee has sent his resignation to
Naples"
"TURrS, July2
9TH. official Piedmoatese Gazette announces that
the Neapolitan Legation at Turin is authorized to de-
liver passports for the Kingdom Of Naples to ali Nea-
politans who may demand them. Military deserters
are, however, excepted"
"I is asserted that the propositions for an alliance
with Naples have not yet been received, but rumor
is current that an ambassador from Naples viii shortly
arrive in Turin"