New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-07-13

them. Ihes cannot however, b ses ~ hpefsy IRON
dread that they won begin robbinH.
The Turin correspondent of The DIZZY Ners says:
"a third expedition Of 1000 Is being prepared.
The Washington, the Franklin, and the Oregon, which
conveyed M,diei to Pslcrmo, returned to Csgan on
Iigurisn coast. Many who had given up military ser
vice have gone TO Sicily hearing that there
grea, want there Of officers Of all grades"
letter from Genoa, dated the 2ah Instr says that
that me rning at Genoa, has been sold To Garbald for
4C0,000f Il belongs to French company, and is
called the ProyeDce-a screw. This is the fourth
steamer bought by GaIibaldi. The others the Am.
stertam, Helvetia, and Byzance, beside two tugs.
Garibsldi has issued the following decree:
"Considerng that free people should abolish every
custom which calls To mind the old state of Slavery:
Art l. The title of Exceency' Is abolished without
hands ia prohibited"
This Decree II acted upon, IL in itself social revo-
luton In Sicily the lower orders call almost every
hand is common compliment paid BY tenars to his
landlord.
GENOA, Tuesday-News has been received here
that the Dictator of Sicily had decreed the demolition
Of Fort Castelamare.
The first division of The revolutionary forces had
been directed towards Syracuse.
The municipality Of Palermo had cent an address to
the Dictator requesting the Immediate annexation OF
Sicily to The Italian kingdom. The Di,tator replied
that such annexation his wish, that he was great
admirer of King Victor Emanuel and that be believed
the annexation would be accomplished by him and with
him, but that at present the annexation of Sicily alone
world not be advisable. Besides, in the event of i'm.
mediate annexation he would then be under the
| Eity of retiring.
The Washington has arrived at Genoa with l6
woui ded.
TURIS, Wednesday.--Garib is said TO have sent
Of his agents to London In order to negotiate there
loan of 80 600 0O0 francs, the revenues Of Sicily being
offered as guarantee.
MALTA. June 2l.-The steam-tug Bulldog left for
Sicily few days ago, with volunteers muskets, and
gunIowoer. She took papers for Leghorn, but pro-
ceedtd to Catana where she safely landed her passen
gers and cargo, aid has since returned TO Malta Vice
Admiral Fapsbawe Martin, Commands. in Chief of
the Mediterranean fleet, having his flag board the
Marlborough, and accompanied by The Queen, Greasy,
james Watt, and St. jean Acre ships of the line,
and the Boxer gunboat, left Malta three days ago:
The squadron is II is said to visit Gambia Corfu aud
Smyrna. A weekly communication is TO be kept up
between the Adm al and Malta, and the Caradoc will,
we hear leave for the fleet after the arrival Of the next
overland mail from Marseles. The Growler gunboat
Darube. Tbs Victor Emanuel and the Afey frigate
81 DAILY expected at Malta from Coria
GysoA Wednesday, June 3.-Advlees from paler-
mo sats that the Government has published an eisco,
| raj law. Prince Torrearsa and Sgnors fisanl and
Gudnen have resigned
Great interest felt to the effect The PRONUNCIATION
OF Consultation ny The King of Naples viii have upon
| the ulterior movements Of Ganbaldi.
| The Paris letter Of The London Daily Meas states
tbht unless FRANCO meHDs 10 hDdnuOn Tue pOicy OF
pon-intervention and TO hack mp The King Of Naples
by mstersl help bis promise of Constitution, far
from obstrucrg the march Of events in favor OF Italian
unity will be regarded piteous confession Of weak
ness and will strengthen Garibaldi's cause.
The intelligence from Palermo amounts to but little.
The nomination Of Pence Torrearsa as President OF
the Council and Deputy Dictator, Is sad to have pro-
duced an excellent effect. He lie described as man
emnently patriotic, well versed in all the ntrcacies OF
the Administration, and Whose cooperation will allow
Garibadi TO turn bis attention particularly to
afsiIs OF war and action, the reign OF which may be
expected 10 soon recommenee.
NJ Criepi Minister Of the Interior in Sicily who has
been sharply attacked by of the Turin Journals,
has addressed letter TO NJ. Farini, the Sandman
Minister OF the Interior giving him assurances as to
the Of Py y, sss been "ays s
the kelc Taiy the Sician Minister has placed him.
sef under the jurisdiction Of the Government at nrn
For the same reason, the Scan army is dressed and
drilled like that Of Upper Itslyi and what is more,
the regiments in Sicily will be numbered 10 such
manner az to follow those of the Piedmontese army
letter from Genoa in the Steele says:
"Gsribald does not appear destined 70 perish by Ine
poigns1d, az was feared by Of his friends We
Learn from Messns that the famous Bosce who accept
ed the mission TO assassnate him for 20 has not
had the courage TO commit the crime but has, on the
contrary, had audience Of the General, 10 whom Ne
| made important revelatons."
letter from Naples of the 10th says;
"The captains of the two captured vessels arrived
yesterday morning at this port and fqTni16s San the
the American Minister and the Marquis de Vamarina
sent very energetic notes to ~ Carafa protesting
agaiI the a. of force the Illegally OF the SEIZURE
| the insult offered to the two flags, and demanding
| immediate satisfaction as well az heavy damages.
One of the two captains was taken dangerously Ill Soon
after arriving at Naples, and, at his own request, was
going from Genoa Csglisr belong to several differ
emit pations it 10 but jus 70 cay that there are num-
Der of Garibsldans among them. Spanish vessel
snd Belgian man-ot-war, as well as an sue'rmh
4 m
| vessel lie commanded by vce-adniral, who has nso
private audience of The King at the Palace. A fled
nonteee war steamer arrived yesterday from Iaisrmo
with pressing dispatches for the Marquis de siliia
Although the kingdom of Naples is apparently tran,
anil considerable agitation everywhere prevails, and
numerous clapdes.ine writings are being crcu'atsd
| letter from Naples of the 10Th inst gays; .,
| sTwelve battaops have Just been organized Win
rife muskets; the intention ia TO form large army
which will be divided into three corps, and amousnces
are being prepared on board two steamers In the mill
tary port Very large orders for ammunition, provls-
ions and military stores have been given, and the young
King intends TO organize the most formidable defense
scapst apy nyasion from the audacious volunteers OF
Gsribaldi The Jeeuit Fathers have dismissed All 'neI
pupils in order not to allow themselves to be surprised
Another letter Of the same date gives other details Of
| the physioeomy Of Naples:
| "Naples makes no movement The Government ID
having the fort on the eide Of the city con,
structipg a new bastion at the Chateau Neuf, and
STRENGTHENING all the other fortresses WHO adunona'
| eaIthworks The Castillo Nuovo ia regular basnile
en- the walls which face the Strads mofo there are
thirty pieces Of cannon mounted, and on tne sos OF
tbe Iarpodi Castillo there will be the same number
Fort Saint Elmo, which commands The city, mas Deeh
well supplied with Shells yesterday met large mum
Der Of ammunition wagons proceedingin tni'
and every in the road who was smok thg was com
PEELED TO put ont bis cigar they passed. Paros are
| constantly moving about the streets, squadron OF
busssrs station themselves every evening on the Srada