New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-09-19
ITALY.

position and it said In case Of defeat Woud ree
The Ousen of Spain had offered the King of Naples
a refuge in Spain, which the latter accepted
The Brigade Caldarel is reported TO have passed
over 70 Gsribaldl.
the tth inst announce that the King left there for
Gasta that day on boar0 Spanish vessel. B9fore
leaving be reduced the penalties of the prisoners.
Garhald dlned at La Cava on the oh inst, and was
EXPECTED TO enter Naples on the 9TH.
La Casa was only 20 miles from the capital.
The advanced guard of Garibaldis army arrived at
SalernO at noon on the 9TH list.
Naples was tranquil.
Tke London Times, editorially, says that the King
hes gone to Aeta only to consider whether he will fly
70 Madrid or Vienna that Naples is as good as lost
and that tie turn of Rome must come next
STATE OF AFFAIRS BEFORE THE FLIGHT OF THE
KING.
NAPLES, Sept (via Genoa.
The royal troops are concentrated near Naples.
Placards having been posted up bearing the words,
Long live Victor Emanuel several soldiers tore
them down. Tbs laZZaroni became irrltated, and q
conflict with the soldiers ensued.
An insuIrectiOn has broken out at Sala, where the
Government OF King Victor Emanuel has been pro-
claimed.
-Four thousand men, under the command of Gen.
Tore have disembarked at Sapri.
letter from Naples of the Both nit. says:
The pictures, the furniture Of the palace aud the
has gage Of the King have this afternoon been en-
baTked on board Spanish vessel. Gen. B-ganu is
said 70 have been guilty OF the most shameful treason
were surrounded but they in their Indignation, are
stated TO have shot him."
a letter from Naples to the Steele says:
The King, on hearing the disastrous accounts OF
the instruction, said in eorrowtul tone 10 those
around him, My soldiers, nevertheless, had promised
Il 70 defend me- Sire, replied General who was
standing near when the soldiers in your presence
they cry Long live the King but the moment they
turn their backs and II Is necessary TO lead then
against the enemy, they cry Garibaldi for ever !!
That sorcerer of man has Oewitched them, aud n
one any longer be relied on The old lszz 4roni
those TRADITIONAL supporters Of the throne OF Naples bu
now become Italian people, have lately evinced feel
mgs Of threatening character. The rifenen OF the
Guard irrated at having seen them take the part
beTsagieri, threatened TO give them drabblag. Inc
people detied tnem and a meeting was appointed at
Capo Monte the very spot where the attack Oh tue
PiedmODtese solcers took place. The ritemen came
with their arms, and the people with sticks
in their hands and their pockets filed with stones.
They looked at each other for come time, but without
either party veDtung TO commence the attack ln the
meantime the commandment of the garrison haviog been
informed that conflict about TO take place, and
that II mighG lead TO revolution in the capital, sent
BODY Of infantry and cavalry to the SPOT and ordered
the sssembage 70 dispense, and thus the collision wa:
prevented"
NAPLES Aug. % 1860
The steamer which leaves to-day will anticipate tha
Of Saturday by day, and take advantage Of 1t x
send you the following crumbs winch have gathered
since yesterday.
Gen. Catroiano, have told you already, has beer
appointed commander Of the Piazza. In his e1ct M
threatens with arrest and military trla all those who
are members Of the political Comm tees who circa
late false reports. Last evening he inaugurateG
his entrance office by considerably increas ng the
patrols OF the city, Near the Palace and IN the Toledo
there must have been fully 100 cavalry soldiers some
on guard others patroling the great street. Crow Il
tbronged all tie public places as usual, however
and dispatches with the 6HH0 Of the Committee
upon them were fought for as eagerly as ever
Two Of them lie before me, and, they are the mos
authentic pieces Of intelligence tGat can send to you
that the telegraphs cut, inclose them. No.
IL speaks OF the return Of tue column OF Gen. Gaot
from Reggie III most shattered state Dat OF ,O4l
soldiers "a officers, 2j5 have been disarmed. Hall
battery OF artillery has returned without carriages
animals, and with only two officers and IS men. The
train brings back one officer and 80 dsmOunted SOL
iiers. There are three trumpets Of the Guard OF
Honor, unattached officers nine officers and 800
soldiers sick or wounded The Sta of the Line, winch
was embarked AT Paoa 70 be landed at Pizzo, its
arrival mutIned and was brought back 10 Naples on
the evening Of the 9th, by the Vile d, Lyons The
18th Chase under pretense that they had been be-
trayed by Gen. Bnganu, have murdered him. The
Districts Of CampsgDa and Of Saa In full nsurIec-
tiOn and fresh troops were seat OF yesterday % Sa
krno. In fact, there rather Eboh, the stand
is 70 be made But will not Garibald give Them tie
go-by1
In the official dispatches from Messina which COM
nunicated yesterday, it was stated nat troops were
being embarked for some spot near Naples, aud re-
port prevails that landing will take place not far from
GAeta Some, indeed VINO see events long bsfore they
take place, reported last DgDt That Garl0am mad al
ready arrived.
So blinded are they by the brilliant fame Of this won
derful that very few here look beyond the event
Of his arrival and very few attempt 70 realize the con-
sequence Of an annexation 10 Piedmont. The NeapOh
tans never look far ahead literal in their mterprea
tiOns they exclaim: Sufficient for the day the evil
thereof and so Garbadi il the Alpha and Omega Of
their withes and thoughts. doubt, however, much
neither they will be pleased when they wake up aud
find themse province Of SARDINIA, without Court
or Foreign Ministers, or all the Other circumstances
connected with the center Of power. have doubt
out that the majority would be in IA of driving
sway the hated race Of the BOurbons; bu do not be-
beve that when once free OF them the majority would
wish 70 be annexed 70 Sardinia and sink into prov
noe. Many Of thOfe, however. VINO might have aided
moderate cOunses have run away at tins critical
uent But, let the BOur 0ons be driven out; LEI Carl
tald be deafen ID by the greetings Of the pOpu4ce aud
here will come moment OF calm, and with 1t rehec-
ion.
Last night the OGcial Journal published decree
" which the National Guard is raised from 800 TO
600 in the capital; that u.s. 900 for each quartera
cry necessary provision now that the duties Of the
juard are 50 much extended.
The Official J0urn0l Of Sicily contains decree by
be pro-DctatOr DepreLs, opening loan by suJscup-
on for the amount Of 400 000f We per cent rete
spressntDg capital Of ~ 600 0OOf. the bonds Of the
ID sieilsn TeHte are 70 be Withdrawn, aud Issued |
pain on the same model az the new ones by an0tder |
.eree the old Sici4n debt contracted by the Pdra-
ent Of 1889 which had been Tepudiatef by the
our bon Government 10 70 be paid OF. For TINS pur-
,ss new loGn Of $50 000f reHke il opened, an1 All
49,. a. Waiting "a deT allud6d