New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-07-24
NAPLES AND SICILY.

On the lat iast. the new Neapoitan Ministers pre-
sented the follow ring address to the King:
SIRE: BY the sovereign aud memorable act OF the
2h of June your sjesty announced two great IDEAS
to your people, VIZ, that OF putting sne coosuta.oa
regime In force in these States and of entering into an
understanding with King Victor Emanuel Tor the
greater advantage Il the two Italian crowns Ihese
sublime words which mark for your Majesty and for
your N ign the commencement OF graf anu g'o,ous
era, have resounded throughout Earope, HI filed
wrh 10y the hearts of yoDr s1blects VINO expect rom
the virtue and loyalty of their King the accompush,
ment of the grand work. Your Majesty has designed
AT the came time TO call the undersigned TO power as
your council of ministers, In whomc onfdenee ~ 70 be
placed for the prompt execution Of the royal Tl ana
who have been intrusled with the preparation OF the
ttatu,e for this portion OF the Kingdom: bat y3ar
council, re- i'll devotng itsef to the fulhmeh' OF tns
roys order has condered that constitutional statute
already exists in the public law OF the Kingdom
nsmely thai which oaroyed by your august father,
the late Ferdinand H. II this statute was after some
time Suspended on account OF some eve W.
which il is spropos to recall to-day, It has neverihe
ess Ut yer been sbIogaed has been the care IN some
European states. IL seems To the undersigned tnal "
II at once siule and logical idea thai tals satate
sbonld be restored IN full sgor. In doing this your
Nuiesy will find agreeable and facile the work OF
which you desire your ates to receive tue dement,.
The foreigner will sdu ire the wisdom OF the sovereign
in tns noble decision end your peoples, without nav
inc 10 " Ait for new document, will learn with the
greatest interest what their franchises and VII re-
eeive 18th gratitude this pledge OF the hng Tor
the Inauguration of the constitutional regime.
Here fellows the signatures OF the Minister'S
On the same day the King Issued DEGREES IN con-
sopapcs with the above advice of his ministers, con-
vokng the a,sem1lage of the National Parliament OF
Naples for the IOsh of September restoring also the
laws of 1913 and lS49 with regard TO the freedom Of
the press and establishing commissions TO arrange tbs
details with respect the electoral law the National
Guard &C.
Ga1ibald has addressed 10 Ruggiero Setno, the e.
President of the SiciEan Government Of lSiS residing
at Malta, the following letter:
Most esteemed and dear friend: If there be favor
grart,d ty Providence that ought to make man
humble with immense gratitude it 10 certainly that
which fas been conferred upon me within the Last lie
days in Sicily by the events in which have been 30
fortunate as 70 take part.
THIS brave pe ope Joy depicted on every ones
face the reefs re nd with CRIES OF JOY from those
v no have been delivered. And yet a melancholy voice
sri es from The multitude: Ruggiero SetSmo does MT
appear the father of The Sc people the veteran OF
The nation Independence the venerable exile IL not
here share in The universal satisfaction. The home
stesd Of the patriarch of Italian liberty is empts.
Cone, man Of Sicily, TO swell the joy # your people
who remained worthy Of you, who suffered Tor ten
long years all that the most atrocious tyranny con
uA.ct but who GId not bend the knee before proud
and memorable sway.
Your arrival in Sicily will be the finest of our national
Etes.-YouIB, atiectiODately, u. GAkiBALi.