The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-12-21
Italy.


Another protest by Francis the Second the shape Of
circular to hs ambassadors foreign courts had been
issued It is dated Gaeta Nov L. The circular, while
admitting that the King army demorazed by per-
nicous doctrines and that treason had penetrated even
10 the Court and Council contends that the King would
have achieved triumphant return his capital had not
perured and dsloya sovereign inerered to prevent
it,
The King complains OF the apathy of European sovc
reigns but pays compliment to the Emperor Napoleon
who showed generous disposition, for which loyal and
monarcbica England reproached him bitterly. Till lately
the King cherished hope that the Conferences al War
saw would have led to q European Congress, but the
Powers think OF their private animostes than OF
the great principles Of order and the security Of thrones
The tone Of the despatch does not indicate prolonged oc
cupation OF Gaea.
King Victor Emanuel had taken his departure from
Palermo Naples The Scilians made extraordinary
manifestations Of their sympathy for the King, who
very well satisfied with his reception.
AT Naples on the 81 the Tearo Suoyo was closed by
the authorities II was, however reopencd and illum
mated by the people, who sang Gagibadan songs. The
crowds afterwards dispersed without disorder.
The from the Alruzzi is more favorable, the
Austrian and Roman Catholic organs having exaggerated
every incident likely TO give an unfavorablc dea OF tho
state Of things under the new regime.
AT Cascrla, the 2sth November, a fight took place
between te English volunteers and the Guibaldans, aud
resulted in the loss of life both sides. This led to tn
disarmament Of the English legion Naples letters speak
Of the scrodit thrown the English by the dis
graceful proceedings Of many Of the volunteers and their
officers.
The Paris Potrse says--It Is expected that levy OF
$50 900 men will be made in Southern Italy. The Patrie
adds'-The Hungarian legion is being actively organized
r,esrs. Rothschild of Paris, announce that they
low paying the interest on the Roman loan due on the LIST
Of December.
King Victor Ensn nucl 10 the Sicillans.
The following proclamation has been published at Pa
lermo.--
PEorrE on S1cnf-With heart deeply moved set foot
this ustrious isle, which formerly-an augury IL
we're, OF the present de~nies OF Italy-had for its
prince of my ancestors which 10 own day elect
cd for its king my lamcted brother Sand which day
unanimously summons TO extend to IL the benefits Of
living in freedom and national unity
(,rcat hay beer IA
things remain TO be doue; bat have faith that with
the "a of God and Of the virtue OF the italian people,
shall accomplish our magnanimous undertaking
The government which Gene here TO inaugurate viii
b. government reparaton and OF concord Sincerely
respecting religion II viii preserve intact its ancient pre-
rogatives which both ornament 10 the Scian
church and safeguard Of the civil power IL will found
administration which shall restore the moral princi
Piles Of well regulated socety which shall BY unceasns
economical progress the productivcness Of your
aud which shall thus render profitable TO all tho
gifts which Providence ha largely scattered over this
privileged land
scians your history tho history Of great deeds and
generous aspirations. y the time for you for all
the Italians TO show 70 Europe that while we know how
10 conquer independence srd liberty by vaor know
the hand how 10 preserve them By unanimy and
the civic virtues NfCNOR EMANUEL.
PAimMo. n,c. I.