Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-11-08
RICHMOND WING.
AFFAIRS IN NAPLES.
lcorrespondence OF LO ldOn lImes.l

Characteristic speech aud With loud and quivering
voice -
that in those umus there breathes party adverse to
m and 10 all do That party prevented me last year
from leaving the Catholics to come 10 your assistance
that party preyentod from taking the money destined
for the million Of muskets for the expedition OF Sicily
that party sent Faina Palermo to hasten the snneAa
ton of Sciy-an annexation which If it bad been COM
peted should not have been able to come TO your hbe-
ration People of Naples know that party; they 20
not wish Italy one and they seek 10 create disturbance
amoug the people, and embarrassments for me. But
" not permit disorders. So long as ] am with you
these sewers Of tumul shall eject nothing. When you
have anything to say to send me commission
desire neither harquises Princes suhc en for me
Of good hearts, even though clothed Win Jaekt
The cry Of doath raised against this and against
that man. and against my friends The Italians ought
not 10 cry death except against stranger aud among
themselves all should be respected aud loved since all
concur u forming the liberty of Italy.
Yesterday said that the king would entei; to-day
have his letter. 0a the 10Th the Pedmontese crossed
the frontier of these provinces and in few days Victor
Emmanuel will place himself al the head OF his valiant
army. In few days, then, We shall see our King L.t
this Iransitory state pass in calm with prudence VII"
| moderation; so that the NeapChtans msy show them,
selves that brave people that they Great applause
In few days this provisional state will cease, and, III
spite Of her enemies and OF those who do not desire it,
Italy will be one" Here, raising finger he was fol-
| lowed by a unanimous cry OF all assembled
OcIoBER l4 The loug-expeeted Emperor came in
this morning sh portion of the British Legion, and
was followed later in the day by the Aelzz) with anoth'
er portion Salutes were fired aud Telurned, aud the
city was all alive with expedition. IL was believed, ol
course that they would have landed immediately espe-
cally they had been long on the voyage, the Mel
azzo havirg LETT England the oath Of September and
the EnpeIeur week later. By some must astonishing
Encouragement, however, or wsbt OF management no
barracks had been assigned them and no kind OF prepara
| lion whatever.
IL was gay sight which the red coats presented OF
board and crowds of people had collected to catch
glimpse; the geaera expectation, Of course, was that
they would have landed, aud parties of the National
Guards and OF all classes of society with banners at their
head went down TO greet them. The harbor was crowd
ed with boats ful Of people, who cried about the newly
arrived vessel shouting "PIvd hghilterd, "PtVd gh
Lnglsi " aud boques Of flowers sent on board as
presents remained I'LL late and then, hnding that
there chance Of being any landing, went on
shore.
OcronrR l5.-It was sulky drzzling morning, and
we were in despair lest the brilliant spectacle might be
sps by the rain. As 10 o'clock, however, approached
the sun deigaed smile upou little, and then TeF
ed into his gloomy reserve and he continued yielding
and sulkng the whole day There was brightness, how
ever Just Sufficient TO put in good humor so early in
the morning every OF us turned out The NeaPo!-
tans of course ont in the primd mditind so oud
are they OF spectacle and il would require brush dip
ped in the rainbow to paint all that passed before me on
this striking occasion o lauoing OF $50 OF our county
We're 10 wIi,e reap, | could only repeat what
have already said-it a brilliant spectacle il was
kind and reception on The part OF the Neapo-
tsns sho are kiud-heartcd people any on earh
aud who are wha, they are not because they have not
all the elements OF good within them, but because the
image Of God within them has been defaced by brutal
rulers aud vet more by an gnoran supersuous abar-
doned aud se.l-setkug priesthood could note many
Incidents OF interest-hOE 5ly monk headed one pro-
cession with flag over his shoulders; how woman
headed another; how fine looking British officer had
been laid hold of by tie beard by elderly lady-t
was pity that she not young-and kssed hut here
VIC are at the gates Of the temporary barack OF the le
gion Fhe National Guard file cn, and our cOuntrymeu
enter amids. the las. shouts Of the crowd thought al
times tho demonstration might have been warmer, but
half the Louses are unoccupied and the people out o
town he doubtful weather kept many away, aud espe
cay the ladies' sho would not dare TO vet the soes OF
their feet and there is sitong resetonary feeling and
much indity.
Ocr 1.-THE British Legion reviewed yesterday
morning Casera by Garbaldi, ard was to march TO
the front Directly On the day Of their arrival many OF
them were entertained literally and generously by
Donnel the proprietor Of the Cafe Europa snd the Ho
tel dAngctere. believe that there were the best in-
tentons entertained towards them by all classes Of Soc
ety. and the National Guards are now getting up subscrP
tioas in their several districts for the purchase Of Brit
ish flag TO be presented TO them.
Count Char Arrivabene, am happy to say, arrived
safely in Naples on Monday night You will remember
that in the engagement Of the LIST Of October be Ia
ken pr aud sent Gaeta For several days he
was reported dead it is not improbable that we should
have had 70 report him so later had the intentions OF the
Court of Gaea been carried out which TO give him
up Austria. Mr. Elliott however let 1t be known in
directly that If such step taken he should adopt
strong measures and Monday the Count made isap-
peararce and letter from Gen. Casella to Mr. Elliott
announced that in consequence Of Arrvabene being
English professor His Majesty gave him up TO the Brit,
sh OF course t must be taken an act Of courtesy
Arrivabene wounded slightly in the leg, but was in
good hesth.
The blockade of Gaeta has been virtually protested
against by the English and Americans-that is to say,
free passage for their vessels has demanded and
admitted The French admiral left here yesterday and
Of course report s active. He accompanied by the
frigate St Louis Mrs Grundy says they are gone 10
| Gaeta will not contradict her at present
October Isl spoke my Tuesdays letter Of the de-
parture Of the French Admiral thought for Gieta,
and so out to be the case, and the object I'M
ders,and is to break up the blockade which has been
imposed at that port. He was accompanied by the St
LOUIS the Mouett and the steamer which brought him
his orders The same steamer stopped at Gaea route
Naples with dspatches, and on receiving others let
| Immediately for Naples. BY the same boat Count Art
vabene arrived here, whose capture and liberation
already known in Eugand. He was robbed by the
Bourbon sodieTy of 100 napoeon bis watch, ard eve
rythng he possessed and he appeals the British
Government to support bin in his demand for compeu-
saon The history Of his capture is full Of interest," he
had long interview With Francis H. but suppress
| L
ever that His esty wished to lbsrate the Count
lier, but overrued By his Council Let every one
| have his due.
The Official Journal of las: night contains among 9th
ers, the following very important decree:
"The Two Scies, who owe their redemption 10 the
blood Of the Italians and have elected their Dictator
form an integral and ndiyisible part Of Italy, with its
constitutional King Victor Emmanuel and his descend
ants shall place in the hands Of the King bis arI
val the dictatorship conferred on me by the nation
e. GARlBALDL
"San Angelo, Oct. Is"
The following telegraphic dispatches report the pro-
gress Of Victor Emmanuel from which should imagine
that be may arrive sooner than was expected;
"PEscAEA 0;t 26, 9l p. M.-The King arrived here
at4P. N. He will leave for Chiet, thence for
Popoh and Su.mona.
"The greatest enthusiasm prevails the whole line OF
road from Gula TO Pescara the clergy heading the pop
uation in almost every place. Ga the arrival OF the Mar
qu, Viamsrina Sandman Minister at Naples, at Chiet
on the 18th, the town brilliantly Illuminated. His
Excelency addressed the people"
From Palermo VIC hear that the greatest dissatisfaction
prevails. The order for taking the pie5ses the 2ls
bad been Issued. The ProDeiaor in telegram to the
Dictator, dated Palermo Oct. l6, IL p. NJ, says
Everything goes on admiralty Last evening and this
evening the city has been Illuminated About dusk all
the carriages left the drive, followed by the people, and
went 70 the Pallce. The demonstration imposing
spoke Of you Of Italian unity, and Of Victor Emman-
ueL immense cries and "FiVds." The satstsc ion is
general"
a Oct l9-The Royal School Of Dancing in cOnne1ion
with San Carlo established in 1872 and suppressed in
S4O believe the Instance Of that chaste and pious
Princess the Queen OF Francis l. has been resabshed
and new commission has been appointed to direct the
Royal Tneatres
iu Consequence Of the resignation Of Sgnor Crspi we
are told tho that the ProDctaor temporarily
the Office OF Minister of Foreign Affairs. The most i'm