, 1860-09-18


Thu anarchy 1t Hsples i, complete Tbs
Queen Do1aGe conspirea with The Royal
Guards, 1t Gaets, to place her &oc, the Count Of
TrApi, on the throne. Tbs Cou.t Of Acquils.
nncle 10 the King. bad orgsnix d reactionary !
plot at Naples, for his Own regency, but ths |
Cabinet found hin out and discovered kia -.
cret arseua,. aud ssnt him to EagIa1d. Tho
King il he' le.t, but refine. 10 aiKn tae DEGREES
to him By The Ministers. The French
EmbassA3ot now claims an indbuu II for tbs |
outrxgs 10 whi:h leuas subjected, ons mon,h |
aEo, aud for The tessruc:on of French proper
y u Palermo; Count Fl1lauatrins. the Sasd,n- |
,aa Emaa.s.dor, supported b1 two ftigatss in
bo ard Of them, ID the centre Of the Annexa.lou-
iss m vement, kpd iussts R2on instantaneous
satisfaction for tile "infamoua assault" ~ he
sty les it, upon four Sardinau RIA rangers. b.
band Of roJa! soIdirrs, in tse streets Of the
c.pltsl And The news ~, e, e G.rib.ldi's landing
RegGo, after = b.cr: 6Eh. Of only Eve hours,
has heightened the onsternation snd confession
10 such pitch, that the King las seriously 70.
ques.ed tn- toreigu Emhassadors to declare
Naples neusra', and to forbid Gxyibaldi to I'D.
vance against tbs city.
Al 10 the armv it is crmplete'y disorgau:xed.
Two bsi.ades, 1eleudtx a1d Brigan,i, together
IL coo men strong, surrendered It discretion to
Co1erz. Another bIigR !e, szpt from Naples to
Calanrla, shouted ss tooo ct 1hty reaehed Eao-
Ii, "Viv@ Garibaldi!' and refused to march
further. At rotehzn 3: " Fo2.ia The attempt
ot the reactionists to d:sarm Tbs National
Guard, under tho cry Of Down with tbs Con-
stitutirn Hur1ah tor The kiux!" Was repres-
sed by the inhAoltants. who aubst tqnent|y pro-
ct4'med lhe Dictatorship oi G GHibAdi and e..
t4b.isLed Provisional Government, It Bari,
ard stveral other places, agrariaa outrages are
The orderot the day and Ia the icy Of Saplea
the navy relures to fight against lsulians-bev.
ets1 Sea captains 1estKuis & their cemmlsrions
ind leaving fur Sicily; o.hers seeking refuge
on board Of the 8xtdinian ftiGLte.. The old
Ministers Of the la,o King Dom"a-Fi'angieri.
Duke Of Satri.1o, and Nurzfsnte, Duke Of
revo'ut1onists; while tho foreign hi1eli3gs .:
lortlA. Gacts. aud capua, ope1 ly say that they
arc waiting Only for Tho word OF command TO
ia;l up3n Naples, aud to pIu1deT sri axek The
town. Every daJ we expect % hear Of thc
overthrow Of the Hing, either By s.rdisiaa
volunteers. Austria IL at2rEed b7 ina down.
fall Of q King By the gracs Of Col, and pre.
pares for war. The EaFtlsons Of The Venetian
tortresses are increased. The Italian army
haa new re enforcements, and Tyru1 and Car
Eluiia SWARM with soldiers ready to take tbs
field 1t few houra notice.
The prees OF Sorthtrn Germany i. seriouaiy
alarmed by tka er11gen4etts entered into ~
Tepi,ix by the pripc. Regent of Prussia, but in
southern Germany even the Liberals and Aus
TRANS. though. to save Appearances, they ecu.
tinunly adr1se FrRtc!s Joseph to come to te, N !
With Hungary, aad 10 grant constitution to I'll
toe Empire. Early ip september the ''Natioual
Society,"" formed principally Of the eo-called
Goth4 party, the Conaututionst Liberals Of
northern aad middle q ertnsny, who rish the
unity Of Germany without Austr,s, undsr tts
leHdtreh;p Ct Irussis, Ire to meet in couren-
tlon Ut Cobu.g. Their purpose is to construct
! n platform bs which the relations 5etween ths
| Fa,hsrland and Italy, Austria and France. aIe
to be clearly defined. They will eoergetica!l>
| Protest 8galnet French encro&chmeots on The
Rhine; declare that the unity O. Italy, Including
| Teretix, canpo4 be hostile to GsrmEn intsrests
that tue deepo.ian Of Aua.rla slie:a.ea 1hs
eymp2lhiss oi Europe for Germany; that l4u.
gary must remain uulted with Austria, but tia
her nzHonM aad constitutional aspiration.
oagbt to be sati>ted; thot 70. . canno& b: al
lowed 10 hs separated from Germany; tha
Prussia is to take the lead Of Germany IN sht
csse Of Sch!esEig e. !lolsteiu: ,lat The constisu
I tlon OF uesse il 10 ba re established, and tina
slt Germany should unite 1or the common de-
!euse In war and diplomacy under tue leader
ship Of Prussia.
The plat6orm will be ~ liberal Is G-rmas
csn be, but neither ths Runguriaas nor th
Poles, neither tbs I'fussi4u Csbiatt nor th
German Frincss, will care FIR it. aod ncat prob
ably the great majority Of the delegates to th
Convention will snf1-r persecution from thsl
respective governments.
The d+balea Of the reinforced Austrian Coun
Gil Of Empire upon the Re construction Of th
system OF g0verbmeut are ia 4 few caJs to r.
commence Ut Vienna, aud cannot ta'i to lead t
the most important Tesuts. Tbs Emperor
i pretty much in the rosn,on OF 1he King of nj
ples- 1t he yi-lds, he discrepancies the pfeseu
Adm,n,stratior, without being abe to ,osplr
confidence With tho peopl.. Ii he persists l
bis csn.rall1'ng des;otisu, he naav aoon see
rising IL Hungary. lie trusta. however, no =
| tho revival Of the old Holy Alia-ce. HA.ip
coms to III understanding with Prussia, 'he.e
soms hope r hiu thas Co. ~: xaoder ma
/ ! yield to the c.rnsa party, d,sni&s Prince Go
| s:h .kod, sad aiy himself cncs MAZE With Pru
s,a md Ansuis- Two nonths aGo suct. 4 coal
tiou agaluns Napoleon wss Tery probable, b
events in 35rla prevented It's tec 'mpl:shmen
Nov, again, lsiaee 4o,e1akoGs 8 star ID In t
vans. sud Alexander spclks publicly OF b
, | dr.kr brother. the Enperor of Austria.