New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-08-03

chat IL 10 become OF the dynasty-are qntsuonS WIZ
& i eel, INNS depend on the current Of events gh'ch
No man can control or guide. There can 10 little donDt
I'm, that the annexation scheme gains daily aud houry
on the many though there Is large party wuo, i9r
variety of ieasons do not regard 1t favorably how
far mi, idea may have gained strength from rear OF
Frencb intrigue will pot venture TO say; but the
national sutc pbiiy is very much aiive on inc SUD
iect ard perbhpe there is some apparent Ju'thca 'o
of tueh fepstiveDess. am assured that pa oe's .e
been taken round 10 people OF consideration sna 'ut
siona,ures REQUESTED The matter contained IN the
pgpers was TO the effect that as annexation was au
impos,ibty, il would he well for the naion TO pro-
nounce self in favor Of Murat. As h'ye, no wever
observed before there is no party for Mn'at or any
French prince and from very wide experience Oh the
Nearo,iians feel peru ,ded that, to use ther own
,vords thew are not such fools TO exchange Austrian
for French tervitude. The Italians, however, mus
be on the alert and, while impatient OF any arranee-
mept hut the best imaginable they must De on tnsF
guard that no advantage be taken OF their dreams OF
optimism. Az. ,h;n,,, oo
on regularly and that they have good hopes OF arrtng
II o natter was assured yesterday that Vlamarna
had-not written but-suggested the following cohdi-
tiops as likely 70 lead " the formation OF league
between the two countries: L, the Constitution anu
lie faithful executi, n; 2 the exchange ior Time Vi
20 CO Nespohtan for 20 900 Pe6o troops; and
g. pr, nse on the part Of the King 10 send contia-
gent of 50 GOO men in the event OF Austria declaring
war on Piedmont Ii was added that the hlng iad
accepted the conditions, aud that the Maicnese La
rad left on THURSDAY with instructions 10 thai ELECT
tie former for Paris and Lobdon the latter for Turn
TIE Government or rather the dynasty, 10 onJ Ms
knees and there is nothing on earth wlthln lts GIT
which il would rot promise. With such conditions IL
would become impossible even for a Bourbon to play
the traitor, but il becomes question rs to Wnether
the the of public feeling and opinion can now
bs turned back by ouch concessions or whether uJl
evils loom in the distance as would render IL u'srao
10 continue race universally detected.
The documents, printed aud widely circulated nave
produced cor siderable sensation this week Inc hrs'
IL philippe by Setembrlni against the Bouroous,
cod in every street. aud urging annexatlon tho second
ia letter from DE Benedi. It's late Ieenant IN the
FnpireeIs in The servi. Of Majesty, now M)r In
II Pioneers of Garbaloi IL ia address OF course
TO the military and the truth have often MENTIONED
il being verified daily the deserton Of the troops In
Sicily and the vacillation the continent. IL was
only yesterday that was informed OF the desire OF
from twenty 10 thirty naval officers to go on Board the
British vessels, and send Ia their reslguatOns VI
course step could not be permitted which woald have
rendered our authorizes accOmpices in an act which
must ultimately terminate 10 dlsloyaity to the tnrons
But believe that the designations Will be sent IN, ana
that their protection will be demanded. AT all events,
will be found impossible to fit out any naval force
against Sicily for l know that the officers Will not
serye 80
Let ice now give you description of some Of the
external features Of the city. We have kenesses OF
Victor Eman1el and of Garibal1i Ia every shop WIN
dow, end multudes crowd arOuud toem 70 a1mIre; In
short q ere s at present tia for the lie haldHa0
mo AID tie Hero of Sicily. The streets are patrol d
ss yoilanty 20 ever by soldiers, aud stare Of siege
exits all but in name No civic guard, police, have
as yet been formed visible and YET take II alto
eeher the public has been great greater than 1t
was before tie S6nri were removed. Some crees
published last night appoint Prince iScliteDa Com
mander of tie National Guards and name the CON-
mapders of tie twelve qUarters OF the cay, as ALTO
Lumber of inspectors OF police have heard OF only
ole member of this reformed body making his appear
ance YET and that was IN the tlorentln d lew
L., was lar
formed aud it was received with immense enthuslasm
but on single ";si' from the Inspector, order was
Immediately restored. He wore on his arm tIl-col-
Oreo scarf, and in plain Clothes and instead OF
sitting formerly the case, watching the specti-
tors he TONED toward the stage. Some OF the mem
befs of the cid police who had the imprudenee to APP
pear in public, have been attacked this week. The
Inspector CimInno was struck with knife IN the
groin, near the Strsd4 San GacOmo, on Thursday
night and the Inspector SpiDelh, follower OF Cam
pssIa well known and feared, received seven kuiie-
wounds. Several quaIres too, have arisen bet Heen
the lazzaroni and the military, in whcl the latter got
be wors and yesterday orders were sent By The Pre-
feet 10 the Comnandaut Of the city 10 hold himself In
readiness, as descent OF soldiers expected on the
Pigua Seccs. Many of the old police are confined Ia
the prisons of the Prefecture whittier they have fled
for protection. On going 70 visit the crtmiaate OF
these prisons l passed through number Of these
gentry.
Bet word on these underground chambers, which
are now to be closed. l have often written Oh them,
believing in the state mens Of honorable men, and ye
at tines almost ncredalous Of tae horrors painted.
| yesterday saw some of them. Several members OF
the commission appointed to close them-themselves
once pIi oners here-accompanled me. "A grated uOor
led down 10 sn anticamera, woich was lighted only
through these bars. Stone walls, stone noor-stone
everywhere, except the ground, winch was covered
over with burnt fragments 81 books, mat had been
taken in .omcilary visits and destroyed here Here
or breathes, said pardoned prisoner; bnt bnaga
light he said jslleI and we descended from tus
twilight into another wsicn received the retec
ton Of the twilight through hole in the door, 1t Vas
small and Of stone-nothing but stone--and on the
right observed stone bed three feet hgh from the
ground v, ith an elevation OF stone called pillow
d. or is opened and leads into another room, where
twilight reflected twilight, nor ray OF light o.
breath Of air penetrate was implls)ned mere,
said one of my conductors. looked at MIN as ii
pecting to find that lie turned into brute beast
for il " az den for wild animal not chamber for
Christian man, IN country teemlDg With Chris MID
isers and whtre the holy Apostolic Catholic Ielig.
Jon is the OILY one permitted u % pIofessed. sead
ven q section OF the room, az thus you will per.
ceye that in parts could not sand upright,
80 that there he lay in Sygian darkness without aay
change of air, and on bare ground, sid my friend,
"uules he could afford to pay extort nate price for
a nare to licensed coy and oenouncer, who drove
a good trade III hun an misery " For God sake let
lie leave this der" said, and so we gopd back into
the chan Der wherethe reflection OF twilight pene rated
"Tale caro-" cried the jaiIer, as stuG BLEED over a
INC untain Of rotten books and paoers and now once
more we il the antcamera, which appeared pur-
gatory az went down, and now wore tine appearance
Of paradise On the oppotite side was ano her eri-
male about ii by palms, wnere five or ak persons
were at times confined ligh above the door Was
window opening into the gloomy aattcamera, and
through this alone light and air we, received. AL
was tale aud dsnk; the smell of the prison
dered yet more insuf.rable by the stencil which pro-
ceeded from large white just visible by the can
delight in the corner Of the room. 7 was rem wed
once day. Now mark, who we're the men confined
in these places not fl for beasts Not condemned
criminals; no but men arrested on suspicion and wait