New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-08-27
AFFAIRS IN NAPLES.
Correspondence of The London News.

Correspondence of The London News.
NAPLES. Aug 1.-THE most startling news Of the
day is that his Royal ghness the Prince of Syracuse
has pven in his adhesoa 10 the idea of the annexation
of this country TO Piedmont. His intention COM
rnunieated 10 Victor Emanuel few days since and his
Msiesty's answer which elected another and an lmme-
daie reply arrived last Sunday The Count OF SYRIA
cuse therefore, by his choice, has ceased 10 be
NeapOlitan 10 become sube: OF Victor Emanuel aud
an Italian Prince. By order of the Piedmontese Gov
eminent the Sandman Admiral has placed himself at
the dspofa of the Count and Countess the latter OF
whom is member of the Piedmontese royal family
Two other vessels of some power are expected imme-
diately.
This Count of Aquila will, in all probability, with
draw 10 England and themes to tie Brszis, when the
the crisis if Over and am informed that much OF the
property of his Majesty has been embarked on board
The Spanish vessel of in the barbor, and that he
will retire TO Spain, bat not until after an attempt TO
defend himself You will perceive that / wre-and
events compel me 10 do so-as if the last scene OF the
last act was at hand. Garibald in his answer ID Vic
tor Emanuel expresses his CONVICTION that the letter
was not written by his Majesty but by Count Cavour,
and that be should therefore anticipate his landing on
the continent by DAYS. From ministerial
source too learn that the Dictator declares that he s
too far compromised TO draw back and the great event
is expected daily, almost hourly. Yesterday about fifty
of the Caabrese who in Naples left by the Gen.
for their province and will land at Pzzo and at
Palo, thence pushing forward to their several resi-
dences, in order to be ready for whatever may take
place. They leave of course, with full instructions,
and deeply imbued with annexation idess. Whatever
may be the remote settlement Of affairs, look upon II
that the Bourbons are doomed, and with them, for
time at least, the independence Of the Kingdom of
Naples.
Gen. Pianell is making every effort possible to or
ganise defensive force, but all to purpose Think
that the popular hatred and disrust of the BOurbOns
land the nation wi be with him, and the soldiers l do
not expect will fight. cannot describe the enthusiasm
which the name of the Dictator awakens here in Ma
pies. His portraits at every street corners hymns
- a. hanI
kerchefs biographies all declare the national sentiment
30 much so that he eclipses Victor Emanuel much
the MadOnIa does the Creator Of all things In the
capital we have garrison Of $1,000 men. In the
Calabrias / am informed there are from 80, 900 TO
40 600 men in arms; and from letters received yester
day from the camp of Garbald, fierce struggle Is
pected in the provinces where there is an active re-
dictionary party, though small in proportion to those
who are praying for the arrival Of the Dictator as the
only mode of driving away the reignng family, and of
establishing order and securing repose Vessels are
continually leaving with provisions and ammunition
for the troops.
The following programme OF the Ministry was is-
sued OIL Saturday:
CITIzESs; When promise was given in the procla.
nation Of the Minister Of the Interior of programme
of the political tendency Of the Government il was the
unanimous expression Of the counselors of the Crown,
10 which the Ministry do not propose to create auy
further delay at moment when the nation ls preparing
TO send It's representatives 10 the frat Parliament. 1t
necessary that the country should know the general
laws by which the State IL guided the principles in
which the Government intend TO trust at present for
the establishment Of the future; that il shOcd the
first progress of our national existence free and indie
pendent. In such mannerpubic opinion, Illuminated
by acts and intentions will proceed TO the exercise of
the electoral right with calm confidence in the frmness
of the new order of things, and with conscientious
celebration in the choice of the deputies. One of the
first Of the Ministry convinced as 1t is that there
cannot be national prosperity which Is not based upon
the infallble principles Of morality and religion, will
be that protecting with vgor the worship OF our fore
fathers the grand solemn impershable expression Of
that gospel which first proclaimed the brotherhood Of
men, the emancipation Of the people.
As TO the Interior the full aud sincere action Of the
Constitution of 1913 and the strong AID legal reprs
sion Of every effort to the contrary will form the
changeable substratum Of the Government In the
saluary ustrsl vase Of rights and duties there
Grated will be found the political regeneration Of the
country, which reasonably waits TO see iife-gving
virtue tfansfused in oil and every part Of the gOverna
tive organization, an object 10 which the ministry will
have regard. To begin with the cardinal reforms OF
legislative principles the Government is preparing for
the consideration Of Parliament projects in various
branches Of public interest and especially to found IN
the oommunes new life in harmony with pollLi
cal institutons TO introduce betteraTanged admin
tuaioni and while giving relief 10 those classes really
ID misery 10 assist In the ameioration OF their moral
sehtnents while Withdrawing them from ideness aud
ron oiolonesty 10 urge on the execution Of public
WoiAs WIN as much energy the state Of the pTovin-
oai ana hhsacal funds will permit and in pie and
fspd methodist TO hberate public instruction from the
DOnos In Whleh 1t 10 restrained, and 10 render
II IN the highest sense the educator corresponding
10 tne new citizen life, and common to every social
c0nduCni 10 establish the forms Of happier progress
o. all the material interests which ON one sde t,5d to
the restoration Of the finances by methods more usefn
10 the State and less burdenHome to the nation. and
on the other sde 20 promote much as possible com
merce, industry, grand enterprises especially Of rail
ways Of those immense advantages OF ,Thicb