New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-10-29

Continuing the course OF his unexampie usurpa
tiops Gen. rbaldi, after his entry into the Cy OF
Natlss among other measures three DEGREES,
10 which the undersigned Minister Of War provision
ally charged with Foreign Affairs, has, by order OF
his augut Sovereign, the honor to call the attention OF
:, Envoy Extraordinary and Minister PiemPotonHary
One of there DEGREES dated the 7tb of this month
contains textualy the following words: All the yes,
sels of war of commerce belonging 70 the SAFE Oh
the Two Sicies The arseDas, and the war materials
are made over to the feet OF the King of Italy, Victor
Emanuel, commanded by Admiral Persano. Inc
Other two DEGREES of the 9Th may be summed up IN
thess terms All acts Of the public authorities and OF
the administration of justice shall be IN The anne OF
his Majesty Victor Emanuel, King OF Italy. lhs
seals of the State used in public administrations and
in public documents shall bear the arms Of the Royal
House of Savoy, with tie inscription OF victor
Emanuel, King of Italy. -,
6Wben at the beginning of the expedition, which
during four months EuroIe has regarded with stupe-
faction but with impassbility, the Cabinet OF Naples
demanded explain atOns from the Piedmontese G)vern-
neDt Count Cavour replied, in the name OF DIS Sar'
dinian Majesty that the attacks on international law
were committed contrary 10 bis orders, and he ex-
preesy declared that Gen. Garibadi in taking the flag
of Sardinia and the nsme of King Victor Enanuel,
was guilty of manifest usurpaion.
Bnt notwithstanding these explicit deciarat ons,
pifaca enterprises cont nued 10 be prepared IN the
PisdmoItese territory. From the Oh OF May last up
to this day than p 600 men, together with sauB
vessels, steamers, aud even artillery, nave puoncy
qui It'd the ports of Genoa, Leghorn, and Caglari
Officers of the Sandman army, and members VI the
Turin PaTan EFT, directed 'he mill any and political
oper atoms Of the c0HdOttiere Of the invasion.
Numerous committees acted without mystery, both
at Turin and Genoa to provoke and keeo up nsqrrec-
ton Oh our territory and foreign forces aided the i0sr
nal revolution which powerfully excited by their
support The occupation of Sicily, and the invasion OF
part of the NeapOtan continent, were The forced con-
sequer ces of the incredible toration of Piedmont es
pecialy after the declaration Of the 10Th Of May OF
T. mt C8vour.
"Wbie the Sandman ports served as an invislabe
asyum to this scandalcus piracy, while the banner OF
Pec foated tie invading bands the fortresses
al the vesses the relations between the Cabinets OF
Turn and Naples were pacific, and Minister OF the
King Of Sardinia accredited TO his Majesty gave every
day. an0 Mp TO the last hour to the Sovereign OF the
Tv Siciies assurances of the amicabe dispositions of
his King.
ConciIiatng to the last moment, DESTROYS Of pre-
venting new col icrs in Italy and relying on his ln-
oontesable right, his Scihsn Majesty hoped to repel
the invasion and end the without adding nterna-
tional questions 10 internal difficulties. Bot Things
have come TO Huch point that he is obliged TO appeal
TO the reason, tho justice and the most legitimate IN
ttreste of Europe.
Bands organized in the ports of friendly ate
have occupied the capital and considerable part OF
this kingdom. Revolution did not pIecede their march,
but accom- panied and supported it.
1.-THE leader Of the invasion, assuming dctatorlal
powers made Pr esent of the Neapoitan fleet to that
SOVEREIGN put Il under the orders of his Admiral, or.
dered Justice TO be administered in his name, and at.
tflbued him all the TUES OF sovereignty IN
monarchy which, constituted by solemn treaties, forms
part of The independent States of Europe.
"Whilo protesting in the most Tor nal and explicit
manner, in the Dame Of his august MASTER, against
the acts of usurpaop and violence the undersigned
deems il bis duty to call the attention OF your Excel
iency to the public law which such facts tend TO
establish in civilized Europe. His Mejsstys Govern
III. nj still hopes that The King of SARDINIA will not de-
lev to reject with due Indignation the gift so offensive
10 Lis honor of the feet aod territory of friendly
Severti gn-a gift made by man whom he himself has
styled a usuTp.r.
20 His Majesty Government trusts that, seeing the
disasters and evils produced by the excessive and in
expressible liberation of the Sandman Government
the King of Sardnis will no longer permit his name
and flag TO be used for the invasion of peaceful state
the shedding of innocent blood and the violation Of the
tr, aties which consulate the public law Of Europe
Nor will il cease 10 protest against the new title OF
King of Italy, proclaimed by General Garbald, title
which implies the annihation of al recognizd right
tire complete absorption of the independent States
which still main in Italy.
" At all events, the Government Of his Sicllan Ma
iesty again profess against the aforementioned de-
erees OF General Ganbaldi, declaring them null and
void ard likewise ell their quep ces appealing TO
the nstce of Europe againsta line Of conduct which
traI storms the Mediterranean, the Of civilization
and commerce. into a scene of action for pirates and
leave nation all the proi Of conquest without the
responsibility and perils Of war.
" Tie undersigned requests your EXcelleDcy to lay
this communication before your Governments and glad
" avai himself Of The present occasion TO renew the
assurance of his most distinguished consideration.
FRANCESCA CASELLA"