New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-09-22
THE REVOLUTION IN NAPLES.
Correspondence Of The London News.

NAPLES, August 30 1860.
told you in my ast letter that there had been un
usual oisplay Of military force Tuesdsy night, which
it difficult 10 account for. II appears, however
that the. Mszzinisn had intended to make some dem
onsrson aud that certain dictionary tendencies were
inspected on the part OF the Court In abort, 1t was
whispered about that the Count of Trani the brother
of the King had been urging biz royal brother to take
sope decided step 10 put down the revolution and save
bis family. Many alarming facts had come to the ears
Of ministers and in several councils there anxious
discussions. The king announced bis intention to place
hmFef at the head Of his army and leave the city with
ont any trcOps-a step which was opposed by minister's
az likely TO lead 10 Santa Feds. On the 10Th there
important meeting Of the ministers 70 consider
what was to be done in the presence of reactonny
movement which il was evident 10 course Of prep
aratiop vet of the links wanting. Later in
the day, Prince Bsignano and member Of the family
of Imperial left for Rome, in all probability to com
municae with the reacoDists in that city, the relations
with whom have recently been very strict and frequent
In the Of the night press surprised IN the
act of throwing off number of placards, which were
intended for distribution the following day. Minis
tiers were at their poss during the whole of the night
sDd great alarm creatd The following ls abrams
lation Of the psper which vss seized
AN APPEAL FOR PUBLIC SAFETY.
The NedpoitaH People 70 their King FraneiI.
SIRE: When the country il in danger, tha psople
have q right to call upon their King 10 defend them
for kings are made for the people, and the people
for kings, We must obey them but they should know
how 70 defend US; and for this God has given them
scepter and q sword.
To day. Sire the enemy is at our gates the country
is in danger. For four months, an advsnurar at the
head of bands recruited in al nations has invaded the
kingdom and has shed the blood Of brothers The
treason Of One Yrstohed men has aided hin; dplo-
macy vet more wretched has seconded him in his guilty
enterprises In a few days this sdventurer will i'm
pose on us his odous yoke; for we know al his de-
signs and you too, Sire. This man. moreover, mskes
mystery Of it, under the pretene Of uniting what
has never been united he wishes to make us Pied
sl.glao ham
list republican Government under the odOus dicta-
torhip Of Mszzini of which he will be at once the
arm and the sword.
But Sire we are Neapoitans for centuries: Charles
Ill., your immortal great grandfather, relieved us for
the last time Of the heavy foreign yoke. We wish
then 70 remain and die Nespotans, with the beautiful
civilization which this Kirg presented to us Canno,
the son Of Ferdinand III. bold with firm baud
the scepter which be has inherited from his father OF
glorious memory Will the of the venerable
Maria Christina abandon vilely 10 the enemy VIII
Francis H. our most beloved King, be deficient in tbs
virtues and the qualities Of the IN ct reyered OF Kings
No moths cannot be.
Sire. save then vour reople We demand Il Of you
in the name of religion, which has consecrsted you
King; in the of the hereditary law Of the king
dom, which haH given YOU the scepter OF your fore
fathers; in the oflsw and justice which make il
your duty continually to watch over our ssfey aud, II
1t be necessary, to die for your people. But the coun-
try in danger requires four things:
l. The whole OF your Ministry betrays you; its acts
II; relqfOUe win Jndaa Illatb hIttb
Let your Ministry then be dissolved and replaced by
men who are honest and devoted to the Crown, 70
your people, and the Constitution.
9. Many foreigners ooDspre against your throne and
against our nationality Let these strangers be ex-
nened from ths ki"saNs1l
g. Numerous depostaries Of arra exist in your caPi'
tai. Let a disarmament he ordered.
d. The police s entirely devoted 10 the enemy. Lst
the police be dissolved and replaced by an honorable
and faithful police.
- hot, lanai nd
of yon Your army is faithful it is brave. Take
then the sword and save the country. When we have
right and Justice with us we have God with u.s. Long
live our King Francis III. Lorg live the country
Long live the Constitution Long live the Nespoh
tan army!
Tlis appeal" of which 90 900 copies were printed
or ordered on the night of the 29u was aeized by the
police, and fend You now an abrege OF the proce'
verbal which has been drawn up by the auth0rltles
"The seizure Of the press of Michele Nastarela, Oil
rected by Carlo TCuo, resulted in the discovery o.
uPny thousand copies Of q printed paper, emitted
'kppello di Salvezza Pubica AS also OF seyera msn
uscrpts and small works in the course OF printing 10
French The author of all was proved to be Ercoie
Ssnehieres of Hismes This person makes no mystery
Of the fact AS regards himself aud Acknowledges pun
lcly that he is the author Of these Writings ~ 1t
known that he arrived in Naples sbon month sinc'
from Paris. having delayed short time IN Rome. lie
saws that lis political principles are the defense OF law
and Ct virtuous and outraged King. ne
makes DO mystery, either in Rome or Naples, ina
bis relations oIly with renNosl, ane ~
gves himself ont ss the friend Of tire Master Of tnt
Princes" Early in the morning of the Both there wa
meeting Of the Ministers and directly afterwsrd they
went to bis Msesy TO communicate their intention o
refigriDg. Showing the psper which hsd peen or
covered and of which 20 600 copies h2d bsea prlhb
ed thew said that suce they hsd had The honor OF ssrv
jig his Msiesv thew had endeavored 70 Cerye hrs 10
terests and develop the principles Of the Constitution
but il was impossible TO remain In office any longer
now hat attempts were made TO under niue the IOh
=. -. 10 N
SpinelH. You have al Ieason with you" He ther
asked De Martina ard others they woulo not recon
slider their resolution hut all with one voice refused
and biz Msiesy then said il woud be necessary to foFn
a new Ministry on the morrow, until Whlcl tllHe
must wait for further information myetlt.
The Oneen Mother ii is sad, will leave the king
dom shortly hut she has been the pout OF doing 8
for the ast two month"; Ar for her Majesty shs wa
leave Naples directly thst The King JOINS the army
It il unnecessary for me 70 cay that Austria s ue
aslor Of every movement, aud that eWeen her arc
Rome and the Court Of Naples exists secret unoer
standing With Rome the relations are very frequent
The Prince Bsignano, the Msjor Domo OF the paIa e
and one Of the faulty Of the Imperial LETT Tor hou
on Wednesday night nomraly in exile but reaily,
think on secret service. Several Romans 100, yer,
mixed up with the reactoDiat conspiracy, OF Mhicn az
have fpOken ID the early part OF nv ietter; Inc ON
csl Journal Of the och publishes decree ny ~hlcn
credit on the budget is opened for sixty hodstIo uuou
for the construction aud furnishing OF the Chamoes
IL will be almost the last act OF the Mins'ers VINO ar
now resguipg; aud though IL almost ralsee smile u
the midst OF the cOnius on when PreVhls mere s'
will ateF. the sincerity i;h which 20 the last tney
have adhered to the principles of establishing the con
stituiiOD.
have already mentioned that an intrenchen cam
was 10 be formed near Eboli, or between ihat a..
SseIno The line of defense 10 be adopted will exten'
fTom that city to Avellino, Monieforte Capua, an'
Gaeta there ling kind Of half-moon and gusran
teeirg the King against any sudden surprise on "a u
part Of the revolt6d popuation To MAINTAIN .nS Jo
ffn,e there are about 6 600 men, principally oil th
Foreign Legion, between Sherno and Ayelhnoi an
perhaIs 90 900 men in the capital Caserta ana o'1s
psrtF OF Terra di Lavoroi but VIII they hght 1 J
The depends the whole question. On the biRn. Dr.
Sgb were arrested Captain General ci Marco and hsl