The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-07-16

IL rtt Naples.
The following is given as the text Of the royal decree
published on the morning Of the 26th-
Il he formatios 4 ncw ministry which shall til
brefes possible time draw up statute on the basis o..
the Italian and national representative constitutions me
lor0Ation OF this ministry is conhded to eommeH'
s. Concord shall be esta ,shed with the King al sar
DINA for the interest OF both crowns ana o. i!
T. The flag Of the Kingdom shall be tno Italian "'oo'o'
with the royal arms OF Naples in The middle. -
8. Sicily ha receive analogous i9sttutions capable OF
satisfying the wants of the opualohs anu snail nave
prince of the royal house for viceroy.
The Commentators spneili il reported to have laid
down the following conditions for his acceptance Of the
Presidentship the ministry immediate banish-
men of queen Mother; impeachment Of the displac
ed ministry, an immediate publication Of the electoral
law, in TO the prompt convocation of Parliament;
lastly alliance Offensive aud defensive with Piedmont
with reciprocal guarantees
Advices from Sicily confirm what has been already
stated that receiving the dispatches announcing that
the King bad proclaimed constitution at Naples Carl
badi decided that the Sciian committee should assem-
BILE the 18th inst plebiscttum proposing
immediate annexation 10 Piedmont.
NAPLES July 2, 1860.
The fundamental point of the programme Of the Com.
mnnder Spine is the formation Of Italian Confedea-
ton, as recommended by the Emperor of the French.
This Confederation to be essentially Of defensive charac
Ter and the ndepende of every State to be maintained
although national unity may be favored
The Advocate Romano had been appointed Project OF
Police.
proclamation had been issued prohibiting sedtous
ehouts and recommending the military to dispense
scmbiages OF the population with moderation
TURIN, July 8, 1850.
IL asserted that Baron Taleyrand instructed
by his government to insist that Count Cavour should
give due consideration the of the King Of
Naples, and the so these overtures
seed By France.
MARsEIILEs, July 3, 1860.
Advices from Naples to the 30th u that
sembages Of the population commenced the Goth ult
The popuace shouted "Garbaldi forever Annc
forever" "Dcath to the police The following day q
panic took place. On the 2sh ult all the police stations
were paeed in open day forty Of the agents killed
or wounded. The archives were burnt. The King had
arrived mt Naples and had ordered the immediate forma
tion OF a National Guard.
PARIS, June 80 1860.
The Paris Pdire of this evening says-Since the 2sth
inst the state OF affairs ut Naples has improved Tran
quity has been and the agitation has
what subsidized. The Ministry will fully loyalty carry
out the institutions and maintain order and tran
guilty. Many troops are concentrated at Naples.
.r-a MARsisLIEs, June 80 1860.
Letters from Naples TO the Goth the publica-
ton OF the royal decree dated Potc the third article
which runs thus:--
An understanding is 70 be brought the King
OF sardinia relative to the common interests of the
crowns ia Italy.
The police administration quite disorganized the
chiefs were concealed. The King still i'll. m
-... TURIN, July 2 1860
The official pedmontese Gcsee that the Nea.
politan legation at Turin ia authorized deliver passports
for the Kingdom OF Naples to all Neapouans who may
mand them. Military deserters are however excepted.
II Is asserted that the propositions for alliance with
Naples have not yet been received but current
that ambassador from Naples will shortly arrive
Turin
The latest from Naples states that the city was
quiet.