New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-05-05

past eleven years BY King Bomba and his SON
which has cleaned the country Of nearly every
noted name and possible leader among the Liberals
and by sad consideration of the effects OF the police
system in Naples, whose effect has been to estrange
keen separate, and in all ways SOW susp-
cion ard impede combination and confidence among
the opponents to its infamous Government.
Others hope, perhaps with better reason ior hsiP
from SARDINIA. There is considerable ground Ior
believing that the plan oil the insurrechon waS NOT
unknowb u the managers of the National Itaiian
Society"-ihat the common watchwords are
" Observation-Disclosures, i. e., Italy and
Victor Emanuel p'-tbat Nazzin sacrificing ms
fayorte ideas of detail has been aud Is one'oi iss
most active promoters; and that CaVour ouiy
awaits and watches for chance to interfere III us
favor. Garibald at last accounts, was NJ uehoa
But be, and yet more, Cayour, must wait until the
insuIrecuon has shown certain aDihly-aot W
succeed alone, but 10 stand alone.
The Count Of Syracuse, uncle OF the KING OF
Naples by Divine wrath has written to OILS nephew
a letter, in which he lays down Tor that yoaih 8
benefit q complete political programme ei monar-
ctical libeIaisn; urging hun to rellnqulsh his AUS
sran IDEAS to accept the principle of Italian nation
aiy, and to institute liberal internal policy and
something approaching TO constitutional govern
ment, as the means of saving himself from threaten
ing Dangers, foreign and domestic. The advice Is
will not be accepted. If his blind Majesty do
accept it in form, he will not, cannot follow 1t IN
fct. BY all his education and wotol lack OF cduca-
ton, by Inheritance and by marriage, by his GIN
cerest convictions of sound policy and by his super
s,tious fears for the salvation of bis poor SOUL ne
cannot, dare not. For him 10 follow 1t would DC
seif-coDtradcron, illogical, suicidal.
Meantime, his chance OF helping the Pope IN tneir
common cause has grown 10 be OF the smallest
Per contra, Lamoricere, late Minister and legsla-
tor of the late French Republic, eloquent ylPender
of the French occupation Of Rome, has accepted
not only the military command OF the Papa! army
poor man, but has accepted all the Papal pohcy
His PROCLAMATION to his mercenaries is curiosity
worth your publishing. IN it he presents TO that
devOut assemblaee of Dalgenys, the Papacy, Chiis-
tianiiy and Liberty as synonyms, and compares the
the revolution revolution in general to lslamstn
Never was there a man more Thoroughly ID
in this world than is this ex-Republican military
doctor of Papal divinity in France. The Ultra
montanes of course applaud his conduct with their
lips; but very many even of them, by force OF their
French instinct, condemn hun IN their hearts.
Beside The raising Of Peters Pence for the bene-
fit Of the Papal Treasury, III many OF the di0ceses
OF France, and Belgium, and Austria, we hear ~
funny volunteers Of the higher orders Offering ma
terial aid to His Holiness. Thus the Duke de la
Rocbefoucaud bas lately made present TO that
venerable clergyman of twelve ri1ed cannon; as IT
a wealthy pew OCCUPANT in Grace Church should
give sbarpe's rifle to DR.. Taylor, or the lo'ver
Christian Of country parish endow his pastor with
pocket pistol
Never, since 1915, has the state of Europe Of
fered more interesting aspect to the ylgilant stu
dent Of passing history than il offers to-day. en-
not in the prophetic line, and do not pretend to sec
or foresee imminent general ruin or bloody reyolu-
ton; am inclined to think that neither one is very
imminent. But that retrogrades and progressists
are marshaling their forces all over the Con-
tinent is strikingly patent.