New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-08-13
ITALY.

FLORENCE, July 29-The Na>ioHe Ofto-day says
"Gsribaldi bas taken Melazzo and Central MessiDa.
TIE Royal troops Ill occupy the citadel. Baron
Ricasoh has left for Turin
Pans. July 29.-The Marquis de Ia Greca was In
trusted with mission of proposing TO France and
England that they sboud direct French and English
feet 10 cruise off Caabra and Naples in order TO pre-
vent any landing Of Garihaldisns.
The French Government signifed to the Marquis its
assent TO this proposal
In order TO OBJ ain the adhesion of England the Mar
ous eded to London and was supported by Count
Persigny in placing his demand before Lord John
Russell NJ Tbouvenel also transmitted note to
Lord CO~ey, stating that Franco was ready 10 employ
all necessary means for preventing Garbalds landing
Oh the maioland. Nevertheless Lord John Russell
declined to secede to the propcsa of the Marquis de Ia
GIeca On account Of the principle Of noninerventon
which England desires 10 maintain. Up to yesterday,
the Turkish Embassador at Paris had declared to NJ.
ThouveIel that b,ing without instr actions from the
Porte he could in other way take part in the
ference relative 20 European Intervention in SYRIA than
ad referendum.
Yesterday lSatOrday) only, at p. M, the Turkish
ambassador received his Instructions which were i'm.
medistely communicated by him to NJ. Tbouvenel who
thereupon convoked a second Conference for Monday.
Naples, July 25 via Genoa. The Commander,
Pianslh has promised to disbsnd his foreign troops.
naples, July "a Wa Ma.seilles) The official
journal contains an article expressing regret at The
hostile aggessiOns made in Sicily while negotiate
are being carried on for the solution of the pending
qutttion at Tmin, Paris and London; and notwth-
standing that the NeapOlitan Government had given
orders for the e'acuat of Sy by the Royal troops
IN order TO avoid the shedding of Italian blood
The same journal repeats that an alliance between
Piedmont and Naples is necessary for the welfare Of
Italy.
Fifteen steamers of the Royal feet have left Naples
for Sicily.
An ordinance has been published by the Project Of
Police against abuses of the liberty of the press Six
teen persons belonging the Court have been exiIed.
Numerous refugees have returned to Naples among
whom are Gen. Ulloa and Signor Davala The exist
ing municipalities are to be renewed on the 9th of
August Iext.
NAPLES, July q. Tranquility has not been dis
turbed.
NAPLES, July 2S.-The King has accepted the resig-
IA ion Of the Marquis dAntonini the Neapclitau EN-
basss6Or to Pars who is to be replaced by Canofarri
PALERMO Jolly % (viaTuriD The Electoral Com
mittess will n,t enter upon their duties until the 9th Of
August next.
ROME, july "a wa harsellesJ .-Ihe rope mas De-
cded upon not quit ing Rome Bills have been posted
mp announcing the approaching outbreak of the rsyou
tiOn.
GENOA, July 29,-News received here fully confirms
the entry of Garbaldi into Messna,
NAPLES, July 30.-A military convention has been
concluded between Gari,aldi and Gen. Clary. The
NesposDs are to remain possession Of the ports Of
Syracuse Agosta and Messna, and to have liberty of
seoess to parts of those towns. The citadel of Mes
sina III not fire on the town. The Garoaldan coors
take equal rank with the Neapoliian flag. The navi-
CATION of the Strait Of Me.sina is TO be free.
July 30 via IGenoa - The city s Tranquil, but ag
taticn revas in the provinces. 1t is rumored that
the Royal troops are about evacuate the citadel of
Hessins. The Patrie says: " In consequence of the
convention concluded between Ganbald and Gen.
Clsry, there viii be a accession Of hOsti leg in the
Esland "