The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-12-29

tfansea Smts The articles from which have quoted,
and others OF the tenor created great ensaon
AID caused much discussion among the people e. asp
the urnal being suppressed and II Is said at .ne 81
senment really had the matter under consnefa'on'
The IndpadeHa takes II quite cooly. = ~ -,
An address 70 the King and government IN cirvull
ton Tor signatures, and has already lfee nuuoer.
Eeauests-To remove Farin his oonselors, because
fhey have rendered themselves uhpopuhr 70 Wsl
Garibaldi, and place him at inc hes~ On Sounern iy
40 demolish Fort 81 limo; 10 commence the public
works and relieve the great necessities or the popular
Glasses 10 dismiss Nmzante; TO substitute In the
mace OF the Bourbon oice holders Who by their
snteugence and sacrifices, possess more mor; and 10
regulate the military aars Of me country Win me view
snd Rome am not advised whether this address has
been presented.
Tho Archbishop OF Naples refused 70 sing the s'Te
Deem which was sung after the entry OF Garibald
and left the city. When the present governm mt
came power he invited To return, and did
few days since when few OF his special admirers
illuminated their Windows but only for short time, az
The lights were withdrawn consequence OF the
ot the people. This is another very unpopular move OF
shs misunderstanding the archbshop-and hence,
Notwithstanding the measures taken to restrain the
demonstrations the people under the very Of the
police, assemble frequently the palace of the re-
turned cardinal, crying, "Begone, enemy Of Italy, Down
my last letter mentioned the closing of the theatree,
account or the demonstrations that took place within
hem Notwithstanding the nterdct OF the authorities,
the Theatre NHoya opened usual, and there q
grand ovation for Garibald which continued for over
bah hour and conts thrown TO the vocasts who
Gang the Garibaldian hymn, and cries OF Viva Carl
nadi, ish Garbadi, echoed every side. Shouts
a Go ont Of Italy go ont oh strangers were repeated,
and the pnuds amounted almoe 10 frenzy AT the same
,heatIe, Wednesday night of this week. there was
large crowd and, usual the hymn called FOR az me
end ii the opera, when person cried out from one OF
The boxes : have written ID . moment some stanzas
do wish them readf' or course me response was
snvrahle and Inc poet with voice Of emotion rocited
hs verses They were ia homage OF the heroexie OF
Capfcra the Of Italy amentng that the country
81 fbr hero was sd to strange rulers bewnng his exile
ha q
mmdipg the people that their task was incomplete without
venetia ana iiomc, This mpromptu was received with
the most voecTous applause and the poet had 10 repeat
ffs hymn These patriotic songs, hymns as they are
termed have become powerful element IN the comma-
a the Hople. Garibnldi IS the chief theme OF
the song, and, his admirers are numerous
! should not be surprised II they were to canse
an eneas Eui we shall see Among tho many
sk5es heard here is Viva the King and
Cavour only; but this seldom uttered, while that of
''Ger,bald alone, Is heard frequently few days ago
considerable number Of priests called on FerrGni, the
Councillor q Worship, requesting another chaplain in
place Of the present ordinary who persecutet them on
81 their liberal principles and support OF the go
OF the Dictator and Of Victor Emanuel ferrsni
would not give them hearing, but sent them back TO
fhcr ordinary hate hour of the evening o. the same
day than hundred ecclesiastics collected under
she windows Of the Councillor, crying Vva Garbadi and
Victor Emanuel After this they proceeded home wards
peaceab but approaching the palazzo OF Nunzante
alc Va. onal put the finishing touch to the demon
sraon By threatening an arrest Comment IS unneces
ssry.
possible Several thousand have departed already,
and increased facilities of transportation are being pro-
who'd The British legion consisting OF five or six hun
sed men will not remain here or in the army az It was
wpposed while since they might do The feeling is such
ai the government is not anxious to employ the Carl
baldsns any manner, probably not even when incor
porated in the regular army. The volunteers are not
fvoTes at court and they find access to the ministers
Acicnt An officer refused admission the other day,
youeh the line Of duty, being required TO render to
ae minister regular accounts OF operations Admtance
beng denied he retired with the conclusion to carry NJ
accounts 70 that quarter
The head OF the Bureau Of the Interior has made
port 20 the Lieutenant General OF the amount OF popua
ftA this province and OF the number of deputies
which IL Is entitled to send To the national Parliament
mo estimate gives population OF I1I5 ,522 which al
nws one hundred aud forty -four deputies being one 10
every so 600 Inhabitants The Naples district 900
inhabitants Of which about 600 600 in the city, and
eighteen deputies Is Us quota This report IS drawn up
according 10 the rules regulating the election OF deputies
20 the National Sandman Parliament which as un-
derstnd, not intended 70 apply here because the
and would If they have the power doubtless exercise Il
% their own advantage rather more than would be
agree0bie 20 the Northern and Central Italians.
ssd, Ct rather expected that the Kingdom VIII be
div .d iniO ten orAtos-Picdmoat, Lolb8rdy lgu-
"a, sardnia, Tma, Moiena, Tuscany Bologna, ,:cl"a
snd sciiyearb having Lieutenant General acting Cor
ne King and each 81 be sub yl dcd and have local ma
srraics 70 take charge q local aairs he state reseryng
Tho ',nsat .,h,ef ia us boon established here
ard Designed circal" fur the existing Lbs. met
tho "a inst and elected rosrio thor Vice President.
believe this u consists ~ twenty ave aen0
In The ululuie e Gu eior i wisdom appears 70
sE,zs o'esoez NJ.
WhAst loo ing over ono IL 10 pgpcFs Of this morning
heard Tremendous aai ,nueA report repeated
raYi0y .tr aboi, minute. J RAJ u The terrace. con-
Meeting with nv room aua looked down into The street.
BIT crowd realy thought tAae vas bsoil, -
startling were tho cxp3cfr1a notocd, howcve that
matters and learned that The King rned day from
Ss.y, ard hence tho namnaion; and that a. evening
IL he'd the "fo~st .. Madonna All heoee he expio-
The telegraph q 10 d. brings news q the suspension
81 the PhiaderhA Baltimore and other banks In the