New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-07-10
for general rising against the Turks, but Monte
negro is for the moment quiet
ITALY.


prepared on liberal basis and Of which oue condiyz
lie sn offensive and defensive alliance with PIED
The Royal decision has been communicated 20 the
hpoosliU vvrpr ed sas been avorabiy re ,eiyed The
'~-- - If the new Consitutisn will tax, place
r'Vm1,sau'. Ialv. IL is said that this was
.owaiu 1nS 90 9TH the cou.sels Of the En-
&c the French. and that, in exchange tor sb'
s;ou ,bs King demanded that the We = n oOn
should guarantee his possessions j. ro. bouavar
refused The Neapohtan GoVes' .nept was celebrating
whether to restore the ea ,red vesses lately ,aken
and it was asserted thu II was the intention Of The
Government TO resto e them. The American Minister
however desired PREPARATION for thensult offered TO his
national Hag..
Troops Were continuing to leave Naples, one colomn
going 70 Basilicata, second toward Salerno, and
third 20 the Abruzz IL also sad that 90 900 more
soldiers would leave for Sciiy
TIE number of prisoners taken board the two
steamers captured by the Neapohan figste is aboat
$780, all Of whom confined in the prisons Of Gasta
TWAS rumored that the NespOhtan Ministry HAD re-
sgued sDd that the Commander, Spneli rad been in-
frosted with tine formation Of cabinet.
From Palermo the news is meager AID by 70 meaEs
clear. The organization Of troops was progressing
The first division under the command of Col. Tdr,
Blxio and Spanguro, was ready for departure. The
Republican party adhered to the Government OF King
Victor Emanuel. S&rditisn flags were everywhere
displayed.
The official Journal had published proclamation by
| the son Of the Neapoan General Benedict, calling
| upon the army TO rice against the Bourbons.
The barbados had been taken up, and the nsurgert
bands lad been sent back to their homes fVT reogai
| zaliOn.
Gsrbadi held council of war the evening of the
2lst inst at which it wac unanmo usy decided that
the insurreeonay army, after having collected al tne
neet ssary military forces, should march on Messiua
The volunteers brought by Col Medic had been chosen
with great care; among them were officers and sub
officers of engineers.
Twas believed that the march on Messina would
commence on the 18th inst
AS 10 he attitude of foreign Powers It is officially
stated that the Commander de Martina has received
frem the Emperor of the French ~ formal assurance
that France will not recognize the annexation Of Sicily
to Piedmont
IL lie also asserted that the Emperor, well NJ
Tbouvenel has drawn particular attention to toe fact
that the Court Of the Toeres has not recognized the
annexation of Tuscany and the II magma TO Piedmont
The Spanish Government through the medium of It's
Charge Aares at Turin, has presented protest TO
Count Cavour against the assistance indirectly given
by Sardinia TO the Scan revolutionary party. Should
the remembrance of Spain remain without auy effect
the Spanish Legation viii be ordered to quit Turiu
Count Cav ur approves and maintains the protest
which lodgeo Naples on the 18th iust by the
Marquis dc ViamarDa against the capture Of the Sar
dipau steamer by the NeapOlitan frgate Fulminane.
1t is said that by order Of his Majesty Count Stacked
berg the Russian Minister at Tu in has been instructed
TO declare to the Sandman Cabinet that should the
Sandman Government not heneeforth prevent the de-
Isrture for Sicily Of the expeditions in Of organ
zaon in the different ports Of Sardbia, Count Stack
elberg, with the whole personnel of the Legation,
would quit Piedmont.
1t is stated that during the Conference at Baden
the Prince Regent Of Prussia directed the attention Of
the august assembly to the state of affairs in Italy.
The Prince Regent is said 10 have declared that the
Sardinian Gov, rnment was ALREADY by revo-
luton anC that if no attention paid TO the further
course of events all Europe might be threatened by
revolutionary agitation 1t is also said that Baron
Sci leiz has been ordered to draw up circular note
informing the omatic agents of Prussia abroad of
what passed at the interview at Baden. In this note
particular mention will be made of the words pro.
nounced before Napoleon Ill by the Prince Regent Of
Prussia en- the affairs Of Italy,
Tic London Post Says
"The volunteers actually enrolled for Garibald OK
coed 600 Another expedition Is preparing at
Genoa, and is nearly ready, of 0OO."
The London Times Naples correspondent says
"a report prevails in town to-day that the Govern
ment means TO abandon Messna, and concentrate its
troops on the main laud.
"a large steamer Neapoianl left on Sunday in the
direction If Mes-ina crowded with MISREPRESENTATION
unknown. Russian Intervention is talked of, and the
Russian Admiral went Sunday TO visit the Count
Of TraD"
THE SEIZURE OF AN AMERICAN VESSEL
Correspondence Of The London News.
NAPLES, June 90
When my letters left on Saturday last, il was ar
ranged that the Marcbese VilaDarina and the son of
the United States Minister should go to Gleta in
que Of the captain Ct the recently captured vessels the
details Of the affair. In the afternoon, however,
Villamarira had interview with the Minister
for Foreign Affairs when, after expressing him.
self strongly on the insult done to the Sandman
lag be stated that he should 60 to Gaeta and
the captain Of the Utile unless he was brought up
TO Naplef. Carafs, much alarmed at the state Of
affairs, it having been declared that the capture
might lead TO an interruption of friendly relations,