New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-11-02
ITALY.

Affairs are wholly unchanged The Parls PdtTte
says as soon the annexation Of Naples and Sicily 10
Sardinia is proclaimed rib adj will resign his pc iii
cal authority and assume the title and functions OF
Comu derin Chief of TIE land end sea forces OF
Southern Ita'y. He will usively occupy himself
in prep3Iin next Spring, and Will make an
appeal to al Europe for volunteers.
IT is confirmed that French merchantmen, laden
with stores for Gaeia had been captured by Garbad
ships bnt as the blockade was not rec guized by
France, she would probably be restored to avoid die
agreeable consequences.
The Turn Gazette says Prussia has simply made
come remarks against the entry OF Sandman troops into
Naples, but Russia n AIDE no mmuolcation. 1t was
reported, bow'ver, via Berlin that the Russian EN-
bassa at Turin had been aled and that the Ssr
duan ambassador at st. Petersburg had received his
passports.
1t was stated tina. II 600 Pedmontese troops had ell
ready reached Naples by sss. After Victor Emanuel
reviews thtm they will march to Caserta to be Joined
BY ttose entering by the Roman frontier.
LATEsT-Vla TURIN Eth The resignation Of the
Marquis Pcavicino had been announced but not con-
frmed.
Dispatches from Naples say that fresh attack of the
Royal 'rooos the Garibaldiars had bsen repulsed
Court MaIi, the representative of Sicily at Turin,
had resigned.
Judicial proceedings had been commenced against
Rodigue Servia the man who fred at the Queen of
Suaip. lie has contested and says he was employed
by HeIncre PIade, eepnty of the Cor.es ALL
LATTsT-Nis l.ondoodeTy.- O'Shea, an emf
merit Madrid banker, dice after few hours illness.
The human sacrifices at Pahomey far exceeded the
number reported. The victims were reckoned by thou
saIds
The TimesS Paris correspondent Gays the Papal
Nuuoio Of the Tuleries has tbs LAST Of the Impe
rial Court in the character of representative of The
Holy Father.
TIE Russian Minister ct Turin was not vet recalled,
Tut appearances show thaS his recall has been resolved
on There was no longer anythiog said about the
call Of the Russisn Minister. Mr. Low and Frederick
Peel were spoken Of as the successor of Mr.. Lang
the Treasury
TIE London Times says that Lord John Russell was
not aulEoTized 10 promise that EDgand will teach the
King Of Sardinia political morality defend the treaty
Of tie Holy any other alliance against the natural
interests Of the Italian race.
Tie LondOn Times urges upon Victor Emanuel the
necessity OF speedy acton at Napes, as WaIsaw may
take advantage Of the desy 70 throw It's protection
ue has scattered the Bourbon forts aud driven away
its King The delay viii be inexcusable.
The Daily Nelcs eays the Emperor wi not be 80 far
duped as TO Join the Wareaw conference.
Tie LORdoR Times does not think the dead set of
the French Epscopae the strong pressure of Aus
tra Russs will induce the Emperor to waver in his
Italian policy, which has cemented aad confirmed
Epplsnds favor.
Victor Emanuel had not reached Naples.
The iast steamer took out report that Pallavacno,
the Pro Dictator Of Nspee, had resigned. Larer de.
patches say he and the Ministers rem .ined in office
account OF the popular demonstrations and the eX-
peoted arrival Of Victor EJanuel.
a telegram from Neples announces the release of
Count AITivaeros, and his recovery from his wounds
The movement of the tre ch upon Niterbo and other
places within fifty miles Of Rome caused great dssat-
isfacton among the inhabitants. Petitions 10 the
King o. Sardinia and Napoleon On the subject be-
ing most nuInerously signed at various places.
II ia reiterated that Austrian troops were largely
Daed the frontiers aud there was an uncon
fra I'd runoI that 200 AustrsEs from Mantua had
crossed the Po.
TWAS reported that the national vote in Sicily would
not take Ilfoe til the 29ih.
The Sarduian Chambers closed their session on the
18th aflsr adopting IN address 10 the King expressive
Of thtr homage and gratitude.