New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-11-28

| The departure Of Victor Emanuel for Palermo had
| been postponed.
vonminous report by LamoHciere of his proceed
| ines in Italy il published.
The Daly Ne1cs authoritatively contradicts rumor
started By The London Times that Sir James Hudson
was to be superseded in the British mission 10 Sardinia
NAPLES.
| Correspondence % The London Tunes.
NAPLES Nov. 4, 1860.
had inst dispatched my letters yesterday when the
plcJscc was declared, and though from first to last
the political movement; in Naples has been mserably
deficient in spirit and enthusiasm, think yesterday =
exhibition was the coolest of all. This opinion will
asioni,b scne and offend many, but do not choose to
be the blind appauder ofeyerything that among
the people with whom live; and the truth, / repeat,
II hat tie Neapoltans have been amentably below
the ark on every occasion in this latest struggle for
liberty in which spirit enthusiasm selfsacrifce might
| have been expected. The inference of very many
therefore II that they did not deserve support or as
fistance ard that would have been better TO leave
them to themselves. Mine is ust the reyerse and is
IL that in proportion 10 the abectness of their cond
| ton was the necessity Of sayior However, to tho
scene before NE. ! am on a. the balcony OF the
there we'll Three sides OF the piazza OF the Palace
are lined with National Guard, forming hollow
square; the fourth side il occupied by the pddglione
| PAVILION, or by whatever name 1t may be known IN
which TIE authorities are 20 sit and declare the result
Of the voting. But az II o'clock, when the
ceremony was to have taken place workmen were
nailirg mp the bangiDgr-for the Neapohtans do not
take line by the forelock-and when completed IT
locked very much like what called a show" st
IL fair in my early days.
Ii wss nearly ! O'Clock before eleven carriages,
bearing the Supreme Cont Of Justice, made their APP
pearance and depo+ited their learned oad behind the
padiglOne. The President addressed the multitude,
and then the result Of the voting was declared;
5a3s
....s. ssss s.s.ss
"Ihe crowd" ray the Journals, " burst out with
fenzled ard unanimous r'pas for Victor Emanuel and
united Italy," There were measured cheers but L
war not witness of the frenzy. Fearing TO trust my
own calculation / asked military men how many per-
sCns they supposed were on the ground, ana their an
swer war " About 5000 or 1000, at the furthest.'
And this to witness the result of an act which was
TO decide their future destines. | counted the car
rages principally hired, Al ess than fifty. With the
exception Of the Palace Of the old Prince OF Saleno,
there were no persons NJ the windows; and altogether,
if condered M national denomination IN one of the
glardrft epocbs in the history Of nation, tho whole
ding was IA complete failure
There i, another and Il very different spectacle 70 be
witnessed at the Capua railway station, and there
drive from the Palace Of the Forestera. crowd
is outside and the National Guardsmen keep
order. The windows are crowded with people-nay,
even the tors Of some of the low buildings a.
hand and times enthusiasm * shown to zee
tie pIoners brought in from Capua than Was mani
fe ted at the declaration of the pebiscit. The former
WIS erial spectacle infinitely adapted 10 ut
Tract tie masses Of Naples than the much more i'm
rotant sceue which appealed 10 their moral sense and
intelligence. a train had just come IN, and the line
was forming when Il cab drove by with the hood up,
ard having iuside face ought TO know-that Of an
officer in the RoyAlist army but how u II that he n
driving BY thus 1u few moments after however,
there was crowd collected, and disturbance, and
the Royalisl ofcer-uo less person than MAJOR Pal
picli-yas led back foot In the midst Of company
Of National Guards The ,pse did not succeed; he
Rad been recognized by one of the bystanders The
prisoners Immediately after made trer appearance,
with guard Of Piednontese in front, in rear and on
tie hanks. observed no signs of detection In any Of
tLem--lhat IL TO say Of detection arising from mori-
fed feelings; but many OF them worn by hun
ger and fickness that il appeared II parchment OF the
color OF faiTOn had been stretched tightly over their
bore There some, too OF the worst specimens
Of humanity have ever eeen. Some, too, were wound
I'd Ind one poor fellow thought might have been al
wed cab instead Of being compelled to drag his limbs
along, ard carry his traps in bir hands. The peoplo
ord The fodiery behaved WELL and marked no one in
stances # excess except that OF Pedmontese soldier.
who kicked prisoner who either could not or would
not walk. They AL conveyed to the neighboring
hhrra(kr of the Granile long red building IN the
Porici-road, well known TO visitors in Naples; and
history will record that TO- 500 men, with six generals
having ut their command 800 brSs cannon D. 900
markets, lC,tt0 sabres 80 wagons, 800 horses and
mules beside other munitions of war and q large
quantity Of clothing, have been kept in check by
undrcipned body OF troops for two months under the
command Of the immortal Gsribadi. OF these
more tLan $500 were suffering from ophthamia, and
Reggie but all viii be shipped off and enrolled in the
Italian army. Among the generals are Nara, Iiguor,
nnd Martial Come, Governor Of Capua. About 30
wounded GBrbaldiRns found, and these have
ben left In the city From this scene drove 70 the
hofIia where have 10 report that men are all
going on well; but at Santa Maria regret IN say that
poor I' ne- who wounded accidentally, is dead.
1ls morning Sunday there wss to be distribution
of medals the glorious fellows Of the fret expedition
who landed at Marrala; and, together with MANY
Cihep, | went 10 II in the Palace square From
The windows Of the Palace onlya general bird s-eye
view war TO he procured. There was the Hungarian
cavalry on ono ride, and saw and spoke 70 Young
Pag,t ss fine looking fellow as any on the ground
ard there GsIibsldin and Piedmontese troops in
ermixed the other side behind them and peeping
over their shoulders, We're crowds Of the curious
Leaving the Palace by my general permit, got into
the center OF the square and again into the center of
that little knot, the chief of which Garibadi him
fef All the arrangements Characteristic OF the
simplicity Of the man-oo pavilion, COLOR no
bar d., simple square table of common wood was
Iaced before him, and few painted chairs were
placed around II, Oh which seated himself and
scns distinguished Italian lao les On another round
abl, by tie ride was placed Il waiter with the medals
n offering from the municipality Of Palermo. On
another table lay the registers. There seated by
Ganbaldi the harchea PllayCini and her sister the
Princess Touema1sH the Princess Niseani the Duchess
Nerdura and her daughter Madame Ayaa, and
Madame CTiApi, who received q decoration for the
heroic part he took There also present some of
the mos, distinguished men OF the heroes army and in
fact every one whore name called wasa giant, for
e,r than II thousand, they really the men who
have upfe od-estnbshed monarchy, and ronted an
amy Of 900 Brigadier DeLla, assisted by
Col Pya, both in the division OF BiXio, calls over the
names alphabetically, and each comes up the
breast and he reiires. Some were wounded
and 10 some a special history attached