New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-09-15
THE STATE OF ET(ROPR.
re~ On Own Correspondent

TURIS, Aug. %, 1860.
The snsrcby at Naples is complete. The Queen
Dowagsr corspires with the Regal Guards, at
Gseta, TO place her sOB, the Count of Tram, on
The throne The Count Of Aquils uncle to the hiog'
AAd organized reactOoary plot at Naples lor HIS
swn regency, but she Cabinet found MN out anu
4 se.vered his secret arsenal, and sent MIN TO En-
.l,Da The Kisg is helpless, butreuses 10 sign the
Soere,s presented TO him by the Ministers. Ihe
rN.on.h Emhassador now claims an indemnity for
Ar Outrsse TO which he was subjected, one month
80 and for the destruction of French property at
p.lsrao. Count VlIamarina, the Sandman En-
h,sssdor, supported by 70 frigates in the Bay of
Naples, and regiment of rifles on board OF them,
4 the centre of the snneXa,iOnist movement, and
iosists upon instantaneous satisfaction for thu
infamous assault as he styles it, upon four Sar-
dinian rfe-rangers by band of royal soldiers, IN
Che streets OF the Capital. And the Jews OF Carr.
badi's landing in Calabria and OF the tau OF the for
tress of Reggie after short fight OF only i've hours
has heightened the CONSERVATION and confusion TO
such pitch that the King has seriously requested
the foreign ambassadors TO declare Naples NEUTRAL
and 10 forbid Garbaldi to advance against the
rty As TO the army it is completely dlsorgan-
ized Two bTigades, Melendez and Bngantl,
together ii 900 men strong surrendered at
discretion to Cosenz Another brigade, sent from
Naples to Calabria, shouted, as soon as they
reached EboH, 4" ViUa GdrtbGLdi!" and refused 10
march further At POtenza and at FOggla the at
tempt of the reactOnists 10 dlsaTm the National
GuaTd, under the CRY of Down with the Constr
''tutiOn! Hurrah for the King" was repressed by
the inhabitants, who subsequently proclaimed the
Dictatorship of Garbaldi and established Proyls-
iopal Government At Barr, and several other
plaees apraran outrages are the order of the day;
and in the Bay of Naples the navy refuses to light
AGAINST Italians-several sea-captains resgnlng
their commissions and leaving for Sicily; others
seeking refuge on board of the Sandman trgates.
The old Ministers of the late King BOmba-Filan-
gieri, Duke Of SatIilnO, and Nunzlante, Duke OF
NenanO-exiled by the new Cabinet, turn revOlu-
tobists: while the foreign hreings at POrtia, Gaeta
aud Cspua, openly say that they are waiting only
f II the word Of command to fall upon Naples, aud
10 plumber and sack the town. Every day we
expect to hear of the overthrow Of the King, either
by Sandman movement, or by the landing of
Garlbadi's volunteers. Austria is alarmed by the
downfall of King by the grace of GOd and pre-
plres for war. The garTisOns of the Venetian
fortresses are increased. The Italian army has
new reGnforcements, and TyrOl and CarnlOa
swarm with soldiers ready to take the field at few
hours notice.
The press of Northern Germany is seriously
alarmed by the engagements entered into at Tepltz
BY the Prince Regent Of Prussia but in southern
Germany even the Liberals are Austrians, though,
to save appearances, they continually advise Francis
Joseph to come TO terms with Hungary and TO
grant constitution to all the Empire. Early in
September the " National Society, formed priuc-
pay Of the so called GOtha party, the Constitution
al Liberals Of northern and middle Germany, who
wish the unity Of Germany without Austria under
the leadership of Prussia, are to meet in COnven-
Ton at COburg. Their purpose is to construct a
platform by whiChthe relations between the Father
land and Italy, Austria and France, to be clear
BY defined. They viii energetcally protest against
French encrOachments on the Rhine; declare that
Che unity Of italy, including Venetia cannot be hos
tile to German interests; that the despOtism of
Austria afenates the sympathies of Europe
for Germany; that Hungary must remain
united with Austria, but that her national and
constitutional aspirations ought TO be satisfied that
POsen cannot be allowed to be separated from Ger
many; that Prussia is t. take the lead of Germany
in the case of Scheswig HOlsein; that the cOnsti-
tuition of Hesse is to be reGstabshed, aud that all
Germany should unite for the common defense in
war and diplomacy under the leadership of Prussia.
The platform viii be as liberal as German can
be, but neither the Bungarians nor the Poles,
neither the Prussan Cabinet nor the German
Princes will for it, and most probably the great
majority Of the delegates to the Convention VIII
suffer persecution from their respective govern
ments.
The debates of the reinforced Austrian Council
Of Empire upon the reconstruction Of the system
of Government are in a few days to recOmmeDce at
Vienna, and cannot fail to lead to the most import
ant results. The Emperor is pretty much in the
position of the King OF Naples. If he Yields he
DISCREPANCIES the present Administration without
being able TO inspire confidence with the people.
IL ne persists in his central King despotsm ne may
soon see a rising in Hungary. He trusts, however,
now in the revival of the old Holy Alliance. Having
come to an understanding with Prussia, there is
some hope for him that Car Alexander may yield
to the German party, dismiss Prince GOrchakOf,
and ally himsefonce more with Prussia and Austria.
Two Onths ago such coalition against Napoleon
was very probable, but events in Syria prevented
its Accomplishment Now, again, Prince Gorcha-
kofs star is in the wane aud Alexander speaks pub
Hcly of his dear brother, the Emperor OF Austria.