New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-03-31

Of IroclsUstiobs on shs walls against the oynaHy--
proclamsons which no one has eeen--and OF demon
styst ope which have taken place. and which
en- told by many Of The Liberal party IN
fenced 10 be made. AT all esents an impression
produced and an exouse aft rded for the folio W.
pQ Rroes outrsges the liberties of the people, aud
the laws of the country. On Wednesday afternoon,
SieDor Gu eepIe de Smone was arrested, the nephew
OF the lac Kings conftssor, Moptigoor DO Simons.
He il dit DRusbed advocate and literary man, mode
rate in tis potca views and ardent lover Of
stj,uona government. On Monday he gained q cause
against the Cardnsl and making bis round among
the Judges of the Consulta to thank them 10 nus own
name and that OF hs own client, for his success Such
is the constant practice here and speaks volumes
against the character of the Judicial bench In thus
country The picture will not be improved when
add that the servants OF the Judges MAKE suo" y,s
to the wiIprg advocate ard demand their lees our
ing the evening another advocate, DE FihPPs, was
arrested and he brother who went to the Prefecture
next morning to inquire for him, was ordered TO re-
main in custody. On Thursday morning. the plan was
developed lite more. The Toledo was flled with
police and gepdarmes distributed here and there in
heavy patrols Sgnor Acsea Director Of Police, drove
through the public places, 10 guarantee the order
of the city by his presence, and General LAMA who is
the Com mander of the Capital took up his post at the
Grand GusId in the Largo Castillo. As regards mill
iary pre- psIators, there were cannon placed in the
Largo della Pgrs, whence they could have been intro
duced into ally part of the city at moments notice.
Cavalry was stationed the Albergo del Poven,
heavy patrols Of military placed not far from the
Museun, and the troops were all kept resdy IN their
barracks and supp led with cartridges. Toward the
afternoon tbe force the Grand Guard In the Largo
Castillo was increased by the addition OF lOO infantry
and 80 cavalry and the agents OF Alossa were sent
houth The lower parts OF the CITY 10 ordef tne sGoPs
TO be shut and all the slvefsmlhs 10 lCoH ater 'ne
| property. .,.-... r. A.
The piaht brought its peculiar indications OF the
rjpn of terror. An impression OF danger had been
created and under this impr ss0n the folio wing arrests
were ordered and made where the persons hal not
fed: Prii ce ToJella gentleman OF the bedchamoer 10
| his Majesty; MaIobese de Monterosse Cardinal Hez-
zacspo, Marchese Volcano, MaIcheee di Bella. Ddca
d Proto Prince CampCrale, harchese di Montefcone,
DuCa di Lauro Signor Naccs, sx Attorney General,
and many otters-I am informed by some OF the mum
Der of So by others to the number Of 25 can assure
YOU that the impression produced to the minds OF sew
tIal members Of the royal family is most painful;
bose most attached TO the Court regret the step ex-
ceedpgly, while the vast majority of the nation see no
bore in tie future bus ID clean sweep.
On Friday morning both tue British and French
Ministers called on Signor Carafa the Mister for
Foreign Affairs ard mace the strongest esentacns
on the events of the preceding day: Mr. Elliott be-
heve demonstrated IN tone worthy the Minister OF
pre at constitutional country. Last night many more
arrests were made, aud the country will be converted
into oDe vast prison house. shall never be surprised
to hear of the Count Of Syracuse being sent OIL for an
order from exalted parsonage 70 Caseile the la'e
director of police empowered him. In certain eveutu-
aliti.s, to senc off bis Royal Highnees Most Of the
nobility arrested yesterday will be sent of in exile to-
cay to Civita Necchia,
NAPLES March s. 1860.
On Saturday last seven victims of despotisu, not
fourteen were cent cut Of the counry for at the last
the sentence was suspended In the case OF the
others These who left were-ihe Msrchese fulcano,
the Marchese Monterossi, and his BROTHER Cav aler
Mezzatapo De Smone an advo ,ate and literary man,
and nephew of the ,onfessor of the late King DE III
| ppis, IN advocate; and his BROTHER a government
employee promoted by Royal rescrpt on the very day
of his arrest Sno paid well; and Varea ex-atorney
| general Of the O. minal Court Of Capua Tney were
arrested come in the street, and some In thsir houses
VuIcano was told TO make noise 1T was near mid
| 49, Kill Col tu
night aid was Lot permitted 10 ebter his mouse lo nus
cloak all were tab en- the Prefecture, and commits
sary of police informed them that they must leave the
country on the following day. AID that passports would
| be piytn them. No accusation was made special
order of the King SO required III he was M
maintain order snd they would be queter out OF the
| country AS the seven prisoners Of whom spoke
were taken ont the Prefecture another was brought
in Stanislau Ga literary man, received IN the Est
! circles Of Naples.
On Tbursc az hight met him at Baro1 Brener's,
the French ambassadors reception. lie had not slept
in his own houee for week, in order to avoi1 the
pojce and in twenty hours he wac IN one OF the
jttd chambers of the Prefecture. On Sunday morning
Sgnor Zir the highly respected landlord Of the VIC
torla Hoel was pulled out of bed at O'Clock III tne
morning. The Brsh Minister is residing under nus
roof Zr was arrested III 1885, his brother is now an
exile end be himself for many years has scarcely
| s1oken above his breath. Teoderco Cacace also Wa
arrested he is alsO the legal adviser OF the ffench
Legation and one of the OF Poero might nave
| been deemed safe. Errico Pessina, an advocate,
yourg man Of distinguished talent; Giovanni de faco
Attorney GENERAL In l619; and tue pile5J
IAopoldo Perez eX.Jesut are IN the last maui TN
Sunday afternoon Baron BIenier went TO the Paiace
and requested an audience Of his Majesty, but after
waltz fer two houIs the Minister of the Emperor o.
! the French left without obtaining his request. no
| then wrote to Commentators Carafa, asking for the
| liberation of Cacace, who was the adviser OF MS
| Legation. The letter was laid before the kmg AZ
once who sent fer Aiossa, the Director OF Police, VINO
| renamed with the King till near midnight. IL was
then communicated TO NJ. Brenier that Cacace should
should be placed at his disposal and that he should
send him ont Of the Kingdom where he hked M.
Brener replied with dignity that he would not act the
sbirr0, and Immediately gave Slgnor Cscaee DIS iull
| liberty The Spanish Minister made two attempts 70
see the King but alec unsuccessfully; and Mr. Eblot
too reque sted an audience During the night OF Sun
day the caro- Las zur0ni, seven or eight In number,
! were arrested, and number Of the popolan, who
formed part Of the political processes In 1917 Some
of these bad been acquitted and others had completed
their term of punishment. Duke Proto was liberated
on Monday morning, and received the cold shoulder
from all his friends and acquaintance in consequence
The Chamberlain has written to Baron Brenler, ex
planning that the King did not know he was at the Pal
| ace Mr. Elliott will have an audience, believe TO-
morrow, and he has, moreover written strongly TO
Sepor Carafa, but all is useless. At the time am
writing il is decided that another batch shall leave
this afternoon. have seen the passport OF one The
Nunco would not sign it for Rome, and much doubt
wbethtr tbote who left on Saturday last will be per-
mitted to land. There exits, i hear, list Of two
hundred and sixty persons who will be arrested
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