New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-09-28

IN s srsns Sseap s.. s Of 5 let all opinions
your protection police IL still maintained; the Ma
viii not render Tho sacrifice. those Who"
While OniDg cruel Of the position, have
sfss al s .Sih sas
Of the ration were 2, the .se time its w.hia and peaceful
o,dsd that your sges%sn and {ou. orderly conduct w
s hey @ no. :p Se sompssS .vg
against the serselsss agitation Of extreme parties and IN
psh Of the us T. w hs dispenser
glory to the wisdom Of this people, truly Italian"
Judging however, from tie demeanor Of the people,
those precautions one woud say were not at all neces
sary for the city is as quiet II we'll be, and the
only noee which dsresfes one is the horrid reeatlve
of the Lucisni fishermen just below my window.
really do not know which is the greatest marvel the
rapid and triumphant progress OF Garibad or the per-
feet calm and order of the people. throne has faen
King has left his capital day, and yet the aspect Oh
everything 10 unehaL ged tho theaters are open, the
Gusrds stard at the Palace gates and all classes pursue
their u.ual occupations. stood in the Toledo this eve
ming ard watched the troops leaving the city the peo
pie stood in lows either eide but not an irritating
word was spoken and not single act was done which
could by any chance provoke dis urbance. what ID
the cause of al these wonders! One thing Is certain,
and that is that long suffering and persecution have
created great desire for relief any one Is welcomed
as savior TO The people, and the pear presence OF that
savior renders them oblivous OF the past 10 the mme
date expectation Of new political life aud liberty.
1s o.
Government was formed, consisting Of Pianel Llber-
tint Bella, Colonns, Cofnorti, Agrest and Ricciardi
Cosenz was appointed PROD ctator and Bertanl Sec
Rotary. GeDera This Of course, il subject to modih-
cation by Garibaldi. At the same time boro Romano
ex.Minister of the Interior, published the following
address: -
with the greatest imptene Naples awaits your arrival to
salute ySq 81 .s Of & ana B BaiS N
expectation shall remain firm for the maintenance Of order ana
The people Is ID. gees. pledge Of such enterprises
await your further orders and ant m5i5 'RoMAS0
And now for the events of the day. Garbaldi is
among us-sooner by many days than we had OK,
pected him. He marched as one Of bis followers sald
10 me to-day for seversl days 45 miles consecutyey
given to understand, most brilliant reception FER,
haps he may come,n for the Feast OF Ple al Grou!,
said some but was tbuDderstruck at the Information
of q friend this morn Dg that he was TO be mere Wn
n the hour" There time to be lost, ana 30,
through rather dull and forsaken-looking town. we
drove 10 the railway. There were no signs OF prep
aration on the road-a banner Of the Madonna hung
across the street from the church to the barracks OUT
uo Sandman flag. There was no burry-scurry IN Jne
cts and thought that there might have been some
mistake about the matter, but nothing Of the kind AT
the railway National Guards were stationed at aI the
enhances, and flags were coming down III RAPID sut,
cesson for the arrival Of the Dictator was sudden Ike
everything ne does, and people were unprepared Inc
waiip g-roOms inside full Of the most eminent
characters OF Naples at least among toe Lloerais'
There I'll the members OF the Comltao winch mas
Issued ts mysterious commands for so many mon,hsi
AZae, the new commander OF the National Guarui
Leopard, the historian; great many OF our
oOuItrymen, Lord Hanover among the numbers
few but very few ladies still there was an impress
son that a row might take place. / stood by priest
who vas Chief of the Provisional Government OF
Lecce, and who INDUCED in anecdotes OF Garioadl,
whom he knew we'll in Rome But what delays tne
Dictator Halfpast 10 clock, and ne does not make
proacfes and there is tremeI dous burst OF Viras
but no. il s not the hero it is convoy OF Bavarlan
soldiers who have lately deserted and are joining the
winning cause. So urn round again, ana taA over
the sutrinps and prosecutions Of the last twelve years.
al point cut all the remarkable men in the room Al
last II O'Clock sIike., and bell sounds, and iron
distance a signal made that ll1oadl is approaching
"Vica Garibaldi!" rises from thousand voices and
the ain stops few red jackets get out and they are
seized Rugged and kissed with that most un nerclul
violence which charscterizes Italian ardor There was
one poor elcerly man who, by virtue OF nls w1ue
beard was taken for Garibadi, and was sobbered so
that thought he must have sunk under the opslation
but the great had gone round by another door, ana
20 there was rush in all directions TO intercept him.
We drove round by side street to the front OF the
Calmine, and thus, by knowing dodge, we came in
front of the Dictator. There Is no mistaking toat
face; there is the grandeur and the openness OF ma
lures nobleman expressed, and IL does not say
one thing while plotting another; 1t 10 marked oy
a loysliy which in vain might be sought LOT
in that Of many of the sO.cslled great ones OF
the earth. | was much struck with his calm self
D. secession and the extreme sweetness Of his smile
He WAS rot in the carriage of the French Min
lister, though l believe it had been placed az
his dispOtal but in one hired for the occasion.
Followed and accompanied by three lines OF car
riages he went along the Marinella through the
Basso Porto surrour ded by thousands and deafeued
by their Greetings up the Lsgo Castillo and 50 on by
San Carlo and The Palace of the King, which Royalty
left only few hours before and entered the palace OF
reception for foreign princes The crowd waved back
ward aud forwa ID and looked upIo the wind 1--WE and
shouted for he appearance of Garibaldl First came
led coat then another and at last the hero what
a cry Of" Vira" there from the vast mass below
When last that balcony was occupied by dlstin-
gushed parsonage il was by the Grand Duke Of Tue
cany bnt in ar TO calls, for there were only
few Of hOse dlers who always hang about the palaces
of princes. L. was impossible to make himself heard
amid the noise and confusion, and so Garbadi leant
over the iron railing aud gazed intenty on the crowd
wave of tie hand at last asked for silence but in
vain. " Zati, ZiuiP' rose from all Sides and there
was perfect silence. "Neapoltans,' said voice as
clear te ard with eDunciatiOn so distinct that
nothing could fail TO reach the ear:
This Is solemn, holy and memorable day This day. from
being subjects under the yoke Of tyranny you have BECOME
free people thank In the name OF the whole OF Italy
humanity whose light You have vndicaed Harfah for lib
ery much dearr 70 Italy nasmueh as che has suffered
so much more thsn other nations. Long live Italy
The cry was taken up by the thousands assembled,
and "Viga Italia 20 might have been heard from one
end of the city TO the other There were curious
speciacles to be witnessed in the crowd-thsre were
men bers of legion of Amazons 10 the number of 200,
who, dressed in theGaIbildan uniform, had vowed
10 place Themselves in front Of tle National Guard
ard Cf Gapbsldi in the military had interfered
There were priests with tricolored scarfs their
shoulders ard banners in their hands and blrehe ided
monks with muskets on their shoulder. There were
men ard women with unsheathed swords and dsggers,
and swordtcks in their hands which they brandshed
in all the drm kenness Of enthusiasm. There were
hundreds of Lazzaroni, aimed with pixies, which had
beer provided for the defense of the barrcades had the
BouIboDs driven the people to such extreue'. Such