The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-09-28

inter- ted departure Of hs MAJESTY BY uversal consent
be voted politically dead many nouFs before he eit
On passing through the city saw workmen taking down
the royal arms from the aoors Of shops licensed to sell
hanging about the palace, the walls Of the
arsenal watching the preparations for the royal journey
were being removed, and felt that my chances Of
msrns d sssrs and inc
vacations What on earth Is the natter Irush to my
wnaoSs and see great crowd Of Hlingsests gentry
church. But what the natter Madonna mial' was
King See, the Madonna Of Santa Lucia is sweating;
ssse drops are running down her cheeks and nee
n an uproar and few swearing weeping Aadonnas
might have set the city on Gre despite ne
Guard were soon on he spot and by moder
zion managed to quel the disturbance N snort time ~
=. ny s .sssSSt re lie ana
sgaor what were saose drops On ne meek and
His et arass sn and n
evening. Towards midday il was ma 10 known that the
King would positively leave the following evening Nj
nste went to take leave or his Majesty, the Spanish
steamer got up its steam early, and just as night
closing the last Of the Bourbors babe farewell TO his
capital, II not to bis throne.
WHAT WILL THE RyILyD KING DO?
The correspondent Of the London Chronicle, writing
The present intention OF the cert is to make stand
at Gseta All the troops that can still be relied upon are
1000 royal soldiers left Il Nspes For months pas. the
Kiag has been sending Of all the bullion he could lay
The not very kmsy Of sending word to the Treasury
ssss b must decline sps GOs be was oaOsnea WITH
xs Is hs Of the
city, and paid accordingly.
have no belief, however, that any real fighting WIN
and demoralized, mad Lamorciere's forces are but
broken reed TO put ones trust in-as bear the King
does STILL
FLIGHT OF THE KING.
The following address was Issued BY the Project
sna nsosune and another Principle which Triumph.
your conduct cannot be doubtful The former imposes on
ns o. sD me ols
you win disturb the development OF the heroic des
TIMES Of tay no one win think Of decorating the country
with fagtous vndictive hands. Rather you will
calmly await the memorable day which will open path
% our country by which may escape from dangers and
blood OF our brothers. That day near but meantime
let the city remain tranquil let commerce pursue It's
IL
agreement to the country.
a VISIT TO THE MINISTERIAL oFFICES-THE PRBPARA-
TIONs FOR THE START.
The London Daily Ness correspondent thus describes
Witt to the Ministerial Offices
M for Inc SsH Signature Of Sars ss and may
eop that the King has taken Oh property TO an immense
see but strictly reports 70 the con-
svent not TO % for some nours and % stroll TO
she villa The spanish steamer 10 getting up her steam
e has long had much Of the royal treasure board
end it has long been understood that the King was TO be
taken OF under the protection Of Spain His Mssstys
IL be has any digestion for itn In Santa Lucia, VT
loopboles and embrasnres have gaped for twelve long
ehtia years soldiers marines taking down the
cannon; and round the palace and the arsenal crowds
Of indifferent spectators were assembled looking IDLY
laughing and chatting, H., - not king wsf: sayas
taking place in the ssreets But long live tho COED old
times here Jet somsthing In Naples 70 remind rs OF
ThAvo Il md n P1obi md n nhriQ
N:pes. All he isSvivss Of SAINT. Lacs, most dsvout
worshppers Of the Madonna Immacolaa and OF the
reign Naples for the time being, are out and precious
noise they are making. But what 10 il all ahoua The
hsr eyes and throat have from spectator, you in
creduous people, and 30 said the or the Guard
sss Is they call him ss a. y,va ,noassa every
blessed Madonna" II is the old dodge has been prac
ts:d IN Naples before now, and with gre.. success
spanish steamer, and At eight o'clock left Neapolitan
THE PARTING WORDS OF Youxe BoMBA.
AFTER the King had sailed, the following procamat!ops
were published
NArns, Sept 8, 1850.
ROYAL PROCLAMATION.
Amongst the duties prescribed 70 kings those Of The
days misfortune the grandest and the most solemn
nom weskness and with serene and confident heart a
belts the descendants Of so many monarchs
For such purpose once more address my voice 70 tne
people OF this metropolis from whom am 70 depart
with bitter grief A
An unjust war; carried on In contravention 70 the law
81 nations, has invaded my States, Notwithstanding the
net that was st peace with European Powers.
The changed order Of government and my adhesion 70
The great principles Of italian nationality, were not sui
Scent ward OF the and moreover, the necessity
OF defending the integrity the state enailed upon me
the obligations OF events which have always depored
now soiemnly protest against this ndescribable hos
tfty, concerning which present and future time VIII
The diplomatic corps residing At my court has known
since the commencement OF this unexpected Invasion
with What sentiments my heart has been ned for AL my
rail FIR INIT Va n
view or securing her from ruin and war, Of saving her
Inhabitants and all their property her sacred churches
Art ana al that which forms the patrimony Of her
civilization and Of her greatness and which, being an In
heritasce Of future generations superior 70 the pas
ne time has now come to fuIu these professions Of
Win sm new about
. portion or my army 70 betake myself whittier the de
!u:cs Of ny rights calls me TAe remainder Of my army
order 10 protect the nvioabity and safety o. the capital
which recommend = sacred treasure 70 the zeal Of
ns a. he Nspss and q The q
she Nssi,nsl Guard 70 spare IN most beloved
ss OF civil war for which purpose conoede 70 the above
named the widest powers that they may require.
esatinent for hundred aud twentysix years. afser
having preserved II from the horrors Of long Woe royal
- nor old !, wihcu, bitter grief, address words Of
nrswel to my most dearly beloved people, 70 my fellow
Whatever may be my destiny, be Il prosperous or
navervc shall nways preserve FOR them passionate
end arcciionate remembrance ! recommend 70 them
coacord peace md strict observance OF their cvc duties
La NOT IN excessive zeal for my destiny be MAZE pre-
unnce for disturbance
whether from the fortunes or the present return
sAorty amoues. you, whatever may be the time At
which may please the justice OF God 10 restore me TO
u throne Of my throne made all The more
upeudd BY the free institutions with which have ir
rcvocably surrounded ital that pray from this tme
hapuy FRANCISCO H.
Fsxxs1s H.. KING oy nu Two siuus, &C -
since reckless adveniurer, possessing all the force d
whtch revolutionary Europe can dispose, has attacked
ous dom under the name Of Italian sovereign
Who 10 both relation and friend, We have sriyen Tor
ave nopths long, with all the means IN our porer, on
behalf OF the sacred Independence OF our States.
ne fortune OF war has proved contrary 70 az. The
reekcs enterprises Of which the above sovereign pro
Seoeed bis ignorance IN the most formal manaer, aud
which nevertheless, al the moment when negotiations
were going on for intimate alliance between "a, re-