New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-12-25
ITALY.

NAPLES Via Marseilles), Dee. B.
Reactonsry disturbances have taken place at Caserta
occasoned by Royalist agents and portion OF the ILL.,
habitants.
These manifestations were followed by a serious
counter mai Hesitation.
The whole Garibaldian army FASTENED to the spot to
crush the movement.
About lCOpersons were arrested and several rng
leaders sLot.
Numbers of the inhabitants have taken flight.
The City Of Aversa has also risen in Instruction
against the Garibaldians, who, however remained
masters.
The Cardinal Archbishop having arrived at Naples,
manifestations against Linn took place before his palace
Son fhouted The Pope forever =! and others Gar
BALD forever" A riot then ensued. The mob be-
eged the palace and attempted to set on fire. The
disorder lasted eighteen hours and only terminated
when the Archbishop appeared on the balcony holding
tie Italian ,-icolored dag.
King Victor Emanuel is expected here from Pa
lermo.
II il rusoored that the Government il about TO
tract loan on account Of public works.
NAPLES, Dec.7
reactionary movement has taken place ut Sora,
bu, public order has been retstablsbed.
A uIud military review will be held tomorrow.
The following letter hs been received from General
Geribadi BY an Irish gentleman who wrote 10 explain
that il was Popery and not ireland which sent band
of misguided youths from these shores TO uphold slay-
cry in Italy. The following is the translation; ,oco
"MrcH ESTEEMED SIR: Who could ever think that
your fellow countrymen were not deceived when they
ierved the cause of the Pope under Lamoricere Ey-
cry one Italy knows the heavy burden of oppression
under which Your country, as well "a ours, Is SUI
grosning The offspring OF ignorance and imposition
IPapacy -dwell- unfortunately with the powerful IN
bypocrsy and in the poor with the concomltan evils
prostitution degradation, and misery Albion became
great and prosperous when she eOurageousy cut oft
fLat career Rome she ceased to be great she con-
tinued TO be PROSTATE ard still lies in that filthy sink,
tecuuse the Almighty pleased TO visit the queen
of tie world with that scourge.
We pits the deceived ones Of Ireland, as well ~
thoe OF italy AID other conntes but we know indeed
that The hearts Of the millions in your noble country,
as well a. all over the gobe, beat for the Liberty OF IA
tons We know but too well that If 400 deceived
Youths were compelled 10 take service under the most
desIicable Government not with the consent OF
the brave and generous Irish nation with whom We
A. united Ia bonds of brotherhood by community oil
misfortune ard By the same foe still frowning on U.s.
The tine s not far distant when thDs peopl, VIII
infict the last blow TO its sacTihcers and tyrts In
that solemn combat we shall decide moi only on our
national eNlsterco but the foundation viii DO laid Tor
The rising Of kindred nations. Then the lalI1is, to-
gethcr with Hungaians English, and other brothers,
viii iuyfnly and gratefully the sons OF Ireland
| whom you shall lead 90 the holy banquet.
| "Asec,ona,ely and g'i;efuly, yours q 0AHibALDL'
| Tho follow iug have been appointed Councillors OF
I,utenanoy for Sily: Ia FaTina Director OF the ln-
terror; Cordoya, Director oil Finance; Scala, Direc-
tor of Public Works; tsani, Director OF Public Ia
etruction.
The rulnb.s OF Deputies the Parliament Of Italy
| from the NieasclLlan Provinces il to be ia.