New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-08-27

tons which enter toto he eye,utve payar. II tie
Government II viii carry the ont with pro np, and
deliberate resolution In the udcious ana good choice
Of public officers, better times holding ont guaranty
for i, the Government; have taken and will hold a. a
rule, IN giving public employment to talents and the
wel-proven merits Of citizens certain q a, where they
reside will bs found love of justice recitnde, and
regulated liberty never neglect Of the duties d1e 70
The constitutional regime. To these propositions the Gov
ernms nj calls the PATRIOTISM OF all honorable mea 70
81 them and reminds them of the words OF great
Italian, 81 Let not men say, have not done H. have
moi said because commonly, the tue pace ID 10 be
able 10 say have done IL. have said IT,
Az regards the conduct Of government towards for
eign.rf T. is desired ut every cost to hold high firm
the Italian hsg, which the young prince entrusted 70
tie patriotism and votion of the vaorous and national
army. A minis er Of the government ia in Tnrin TO
negotiate a league with Piedmont Ard the ministry
viii energecsly prosecuts the negotiations with the
desirable object f seeing united in indssoubs bonds
the fortunes of great Italy, and this noble land abln-
don itself secure trusfu and without any obstruction
from evil passions the pursuit of It's dsstnies
As TO the government equal to ts loyalty il the con-
slant sh it will manifest TO overcome tine diff ulties
of the times to exercise and fulfill the fortunes OF the
con mon country on the basis of liberty and yet
of national independence supreme thought of all Ital
ian minds; wherefore the ministry are decided-ready
aud decded-to undertake ALL 10 attempt all to attain
the great OBJ ect Of the consolidation Of constitutional
rearTaDeing and # Italian independence.
Meanwhile, sustained by the conscientious execution
q its duties it rasts that the support of public conf
dence and order wi be continued to it, and that in the
ensuing elections there will be noble and active emu
laon in all classes of the electors 10 educe from the
Daona representation the lega opinion of the real
iOrty 20 which alone II is conded 10 disspate
cersinty TO destroy the unfortunate Of the
past and itself to be tae guide of just and legal
aspirations.
IsignedJ sPINELM, GIAcoMo nj MtRTINo, FRANC.
LANERIO GOROFALO, PRINCIPE DI TORELLA,
P1AEELLI, LIBORIO ROMANO, y. NJ LAUZELEL
To show You how crisis liz, in the opinion Of
the authorities note was soDt Saturday night 70
the several legations requesting that in the event Of
the approach of the insurgents the vessels shonld be
withdrawn further from land TO be out of can
non shot. Mr.. Elliott consequently came over from
Castellamare on Sunday last, and had interview
with the Minister of Foreign Affairs the subject
and the note ia said to have been Withdrawn. Never
the less great alarm crsated by it. and depuation
ask for advice and Instructions Among the popula
tioD to, on Saturday night great excitement was
created by the Sdnt0 or password, not having been
communicated 10 the National Guard 1t Is cusomary
TO give three words instead Of which only one was
given and the patrols might have been exposed TO i'm
mnent dan ger had they met with the military; as
consequence all the stations of the National Guard were
closed during the night and on the following morning
the following circular TO the commander Of the twelve
battalions of the National Guard Of Naples was pub
Gshed:
cogption and the omission of the s0RO of the day
the quence of deporabe, but most innocent in
sdyerence You may therefore assure the members Of
your batalions through The chiefs of the companies
that the poets of the National Guard will always
ceiye the military santos like all the other military
posts of the regular militia
"LIBORlO ROMANO Minister Secretary Of STATE"