The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-07-10


trials which be Is subjected to. His Majesty would ad
wise him TO seek the security Of his throne and
the tranquility Of his dominions in policy sin
cerely national. He urged upon him in very
forcibe language the necessity OF making every
concession demanded by the national will. The Empo'
ror, not being able 10 Interfere In Sicily alone, recon-
mended the King 10 grant reforms and 10 endeavor 70
come 10 an understanding with Piedmont His Majesty,
together with hngsnd would commend Victor emanuel S
from going to exremities And thereupon the Emperor
begged the young King to believe him to be his most de-
prom the special correspondence Of the london Times
PALERMO, June f6, 1860.
Private letters have arrived from Messa according to
which large portion Of the Ncapotan troops concen
raed there have crossed into Caabria According
TO the statements contained in these letters 1000
and great quantity OF ammunition were sent over eav
ing about 900 men for the defence oil the citadel.
II this news which is not Official is true, there will be
troops in Sicily namely: 5000 in Mcssna and 800 At
Syracuse, which strongly fortified both towards the
sea and towards the land side. The present town
situated the peninsula which divides the road
stead from the bay. The neck OF the peninsula has
regular iorcasions which would require siege, while
the sides facing the sea well provided with batteries
and defended and provided with provisions by the ships
er some q those ganboals thought unservlceable
DO paid FOR at any price by this island people But who
knows whether while am writing some bold Spectator
in Am America Sn has no, already some on tho way
sovereign act, under date 26th june grants eonsu-
tional and representative institutions and Italian prn
lis accorded to all political offenders Spnei to form
government and the statutes directly, and
agreement TO be made with the King of Sardinia for the
adoption OF the trcolor dag Analogous Institutions FOR
Sicily with royal Prince and Viccroy
The correspondent Of the Lendoa Herald says-The
greates endeavors are beng made by the Neapoan CO.
vcrnment TO induce Victor Emanuel 10 accept the OF
friendship from the King Of Naples and that the grant Of
CATION Of the Emperor Napoleon. HE movements Of
Garibald arc however, rapid than those OF dplo-
macy. Should he march upon Naples, tho fan Of tho
Inn v0Y,d hc
useless sacrifice OF life the garrison is hemmed in
andcannot get out Of the forts u Naples falls, Messina
falls ~ matter Of course.
GENOA juno a, 1850.
According TO adviccs from Palermo to the 18th tho
The organization Of troops wss progressing The marine
was also being organized
victor adhered sss 70 the
played.
NAPLES, June "a, 1890
is officially stated that Commander do Martino has
received from the Emperor Napoleon the formal as.
sursnce that France will not recognise the annexation Of
is also officially asserted that the Emperor as well as
1houvenel have drawn particular attention to the fact
that the Court of the Tuercs has nat recognized the
II Is further stated in official quarters that tho King Of
Naples yielding TO the counses Of the Emperor has de-
form BY granting liberal constitution to DO placed under
the guarantee OF Franco and England In exchange for
possessions BY the Western Powers. This, however, has
been refused.
The number OF pr isoners taken board the two steam
captured by the Neepotan gae about 900, all or
whom are confined In the prisons Of Gaeta
MAuRnLxs, June 20, 1850.
Advices have been received here fron Naples TO tho
cd instant stating that the ministers had resigned and
that the commander, Spine had been ENTRUSTED with the
formation OF q rev ministry.
According 20 Tvs nom Palermo 10 the Goth instant
the Official Journal mad published proclamation by the
Of tie NeaFo.n General Bcncdctti, calling upon tho
army to rise sgainst the Bourbons. It'
The barTcadts Lsj been taken up, and the nsurgcnt
bands had been sent back 10 their homes for reorganiza
ton.
Garbadi had issued proclamation inviting the clergy
TO second the revolution.
TrnsS, June q, 1850.
II c stated hat Garbaai is marching against Mossina
TvuS, June "A, 1880
Count Cavour approves and maintains the protest
which lodged ai Naples the 1l,h inst by the Mar
steamer by the Eulmlnanto.
Advicos have been received from Sicily stating that
Prince 1onearsa had been appointed President of the
Council and Deputy Of the Dictator Garibald Palermo
81 PErKRsDrno, June 70, 1850
II Is said that by the order OF his Majesty the Russian
Minister ri Turin has been instructed declare
Sandman Cabinet that should the Sandman government
pedtons In course Of organization in the different parts
Sardinia the Minister with the whole pcrsoael the
gato1, would quilt Piedmont.
PARIS, June %, 1900
The Patie OF today states that Garbadi held a couu.
ch OF war on the 2lst INST at which 10 unanousy
ectcd all tho necessary military forces should march on
Mcssipa The volunteers brought by Colonel Meds bad
been chosen with great care, among whom were officers
Of engineers.
II was believed that the march on Mcssina would com
mense On the 2Slh.