, 1860-07-10
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Milan, Monday, June ls. LEGO.
While Francis. Of Naples, seems to be losing
ground fast in the Two Sicilies, Francis Joseph
appears determined not to lose bis footho!d in
''La Belle 1talie," if he Gun help It; 'erona,
his strongest point, he il continually making
stronuer. Hantua, too, is not overlooked; her
magazines, already sufficiently, provided for a
yeFy long aiece, have been in the course Of the
past week replenished with q, 900 sacks Of corn,
oats and various grains. The Austrians are
securing The surrounding country tor the 4o,-
600 sacks which, it Is reported, nre to be still
brought in. The slh inst. the troops of the
garrison aysenb1ed III t6eff special barracks,
renewed their. oath, Of, fidelity to the Double.
header. On tits occasion wAs read an "order
of tie day." which recommended to the soldier
not only fidelity, but zeal for the rights Of the
Empire, and readiness to be called upon to bat
tie for " Tie reoonqu<st thoss rigAss Which haze
ben lost." That looks well, don't itg
There arc daily arriving in Maatua enormous
wacon-loads of nine lumber, which 20 to the
finishing of the Notifications Of Dergoforte,
where are employed great number Of caTptn~
ters, civil and military: also, many masons, Tor
whom are brought bricks from great distances,
and nt an enormous expense. outaide the
posta rradella they are also pushing forward
with great alacrity the fort which commands
the lake ind the postroad.
It il easy to see that the Austrians deem 1t Of
vast importance to perfect these Notifications,
already strong. They did gvod service in tie
days Of the First Napoleon.
hare happened upon scmc Interesting de-
tails Of the Seapolltaa Governmental projects
; for retrieving their position. Though they are
withdrawing from Palermo, they do not on that
account give up the island; There hare been
held many stormy State Councils in the capital,
giving rise to many pEepos.erous proposals.
One proposed IN alliance with hpiedmont-xuar.
hnteeing the integrity OF the Kingdom Of the
Two Siciliesl But they concluded rather to
blockade with great Eigor The whole coast, from
Palermo to Messina- Desiring to haye on duty
as many vessels IS possible, they have charter
ed at MaTsellles four large steamers which have
already been used By Spain for the transporta-
tion Of troops and nanitions for the Morocco
war. Report confirms continued desertious
from army and navy.
These continual Councils Of State increase
rather than inlay the agitation in the Capitai,
: though feverish Governmental dispatches arrive
daily, saying "Atl tranquil in Naples" The
young queen has prayed and demanded to he
sent tu her home in Bavaria The King is CON
fused, aud undecided which way 10 turn. A
Commission OF well known gentlemen Of the
city ha.e demanded from the government arms
for the defenss Of their properly and lives. The
matter was laid before the Council Of State,
WIN, nfter long discussion, decided to refuse
the request-fearlng lest The arms might be
turned sguinst the royal house. They are sus-
picious OF each and all.
Tie people every little while collect in groups
along the streets; this momentari!y rcrews
tue o'squlet ofth Government The name Of
Garlb4di 1ies from muuth to mouth, and the
great wish il to zee him march in triumph along
llls Via di Toledo. 1t is astonishing what
personal ai}air the revolution in Sicily has be-
come for this bold man. II is not enough that
"Garibaldi' means Liberty Liberty"
has almost came to imply "Garibaldi."
4 letter With every guaranty Of veracity and
c1actness, gives some curiouR "details. 1punch
out the plth, sn1 here it ia.
Then, on the 5th inst, they held g grand e1.
traordinary Council Of State. Every side was
examined: they discussed the situation, the
probabilities, the perlls, the possibilities. and
finally came to tue conclusion (of which sup
pose you have heard By telegraph that it was
impossible to preserve Sicily, or to prevent the
already loudly den anded annexation to the do
minions Of Victor Emanuel IL; but if the Pow
ers consented to this annexation, the bourbon
Government would resign their claiu, cnly on
tle following conditions-in exchange for
Sicily, shall be united to the Kingdom, under
the constitutional sceptre Of Francis II, Benz.
vento, Pontecoryo, the Marches and Umbria!
This project, which does not fail of ability lis
the suggestion OF two OF three Ministers, who,
although devoted to the dynasty, could think OF
no otEer means Of Saving the Throne Of tue
Bourbops, than to abandon q system Of govern
ulent which las become impossible. hut this
goes very much against the grain with the King
and the Queen.Mothcr, who, inspired by the
idea Of Holy Rights and family traditions, pre-
fer resistance ~ any cost. SO, Immediately
upon the adjournment OF the Council Of Minis
ters, the King shut himself up in his own apart
men:s with The Queen. Mother, several Of the
famiy, and four OF the most influential Jesuits
of the city-lntroduced in secular clothing"
And then they determined, if this project Of the
Ministry was accepted, to proceed to extreme
measures.
They thought there could be no fear Of Naples
at present. But movement in Caiabria, aided
by Garibaldi, might bring fire to the Capisal-in
this case they would try the last resort raising
the lower people, arming the lazzaroni (who
are supposed to bs Koyaiists,) and abandoning
th< city to Tie fry Of TIE :roors. One Of The
Royal family did not tnil to remonstfate ngaiust
the furious proposal showing that its effect, in
case Of defeat, would be irreyocablc damna,iou
to the d. nasty-also, be said. the rights Of the
foreign subjects would be entirely lost sight Of.
But francesca II. shut Of further discussion by
saying, " They must be indemni6ed By my sue.
cessor EN- the throne OF Naples. l am not going
to follow the dastardly example of the Princes
Of Central Italy, aod run away. will not lice,
but Gght to the last"
The first lnitia,ory act Of the Royal fa1oily il
this pretty little scheme has been to open the
prison doors Of all the nlascfac.ors and assassins
"''' ava" rha.* "r.i~e~o1thy deeds maY full Of
their anticipated aid desired CONCLUSION; ,or
private letters state that 1.-THE lazzoron'' VINO
till now have been considered thoroughly deso-
ted to the Royal dynasty have allowed them
selves, little By ltllr, to 81 gained over to the
revolutionary party. This Is being effected By
'Mszzi1ian agents..' II this rews should be
confirmed, farewell to the Bourbons Of Naples !!
The party who holds the lazzaroni may. be
counted master OF the city" That last is q
pretty strong assertion, but l give it as it
comes.
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