New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-11-01
ITALY.

Naples. Oct 12--Hsving besn summoned by The
the Dictator, the ProDictator (Pallavcip) aud his
Secretary tCarante) proceeded yoaterday evesmg !"
Cassrta-
After conference, at which Crispi and Catapes at
tended the Pro-Dctslor and his Secretary rendered
their designations. ;,
tan town of Gulianuova amid the enthusi Asm of tie
population.
The Marquis de villemariua has procee led 10 the
frontier to meet the King.
NAPLES, Oct. 9-Mazzini having refused TO leave
Naples, the Pro- Dictator had prohibited political clabs
and meetings. The Prs-Dictator has also forbidden
Louis Blanc 10 open national workshops. ID Ayala,
Chief of the National Guard has been dismissed. The
Diplomatic Corps at Gseta have, at the instance OF
SPAIN protested against the decree relating to Mllano
All the ambassadors tigoec the protest.
Admiral lie Barber has refused TO recognize the
blockade of Gseta and Messina decreed by Carr
baloi.
The French mail steamer Protss has been seized.
NAPLES Oct 1.-THE Pro- Dictator and the Mimic
try remain in Office. The decree convoking the poP1IS
assemblies in order TO vote on the annexation OF VA
pies to Piedmont, still remains IN force. CrePi h"
been dismissed ;
ROM, Oct u.-Gen. Goyon has sent three reg-
ments TO reoccupy Viterbo and the patrimohy Vi Oh
Peter. ..a ho.o
Rec6di6vre has been appointed Colonel Cordova mas
| been summoned to Gaeta. The Pope has issued q
proclamation ordering an inquiry concerning tne Prs
"
eminent accuses the latter of having pundered Inc
report is current that Russia has sent considerable gs
TO the Pope Advices from Gaeta state that the young
Princes had again left for Capua and that ORDERS nau
been given for renewal OF the general auaoh aga
| the Garibaoiaus.
NAPLES. On. l3.-The Dictator has published
proclaim alton in which, after announcing the approach
| ing arrival of Emanuel, be saye:
q Let us be ready to receive the man whom Proy-
idence has cent ue. There will he no more discord.
Let United Italy and Emanuel be the perpetual SYM
| bcls of our regeneration
| Dispatches from Sicily announce that decree nad
been issued ordering the vote on the question OF an-
nexstion to be taken onthe 2st This had gwen great
| satisfaction. ,,.,
telegram dated Turin 10TH asserting that great con-
teation prevailed among the members OF the CaOln-
ct as the ambassadors of Russia and Prussia had re-
mited formal protests against the sardnan VI
| the Kingdom OF Naples The Russian Emoassador s'g-
nfed thar in the event of no attention being paid 10
this protest, he should demand bis passports &c
Letters from Naples explain the offer of resignation
made by the Pro. Dictator Plavcni, which has slnce
been withdrawn. The Republicans accused Pallayicni
of having prevented the enrolment OF Volunteers
Garbad yielding to their influence was aoo9t % Gs
ment for the lh Of November but he was opposed oy
| public opinion.
dismissed any fpnctonares at Viterbo. Inc engra-
ton of the inhabitants Of Viterbo continued. -,
NAPLES Oct. Is via Marselles).
Yesterday in consequence of the designations ten
dered by The Pro-Dicator Paaycim and nus hlnlsters
the National Guard went TO Garibald and represented
10 him that disturbances were imminent The Dictator
ordered them to fire on any person shouting IN favor Oh
republic The patrols which were after sent
through the streets sauted with shou!s OF Down
with Mazzini |" "Down with Crispi"
The following ia the answer OF joseph Mazzinl 10
the command addressed to him by the Pro-Dictstor
PsllaviciDi 10 quit Naples: ,
AZ Think possess generous mind, and it is for thai
reason that reply by refusal TO your letter OF tue 3
which only read to-day in the Opinione Na-tonae
Ii only yielded to my first impulse, and to fatigue OF
mind should leave land which | incumter, and
withdraw 10 one where liberty of opinion is left to
every one where good faith is not doubted aud where
he who has abortd and suffered for the country does
not think it his duty to say TO the brother who has
for your proposition except be the afrmaton that
without wehiDg it, cause division. will give you
| the reason of my refusal.
~ do so because do not feel myself guilty, nor
cause danger for the country, nor conceive pro scs
which NAV be disastrous 10 IT, aud should appear 10
ayow such to be the case by Weddings because, as an
Italian, in Italian land which has recovered liberty
think ought TO represent and support in my person
the right of every Italian 10 live in his own country
when he does not attack its laws and the duty Of not
Welding to an unmerted ostfaciim because, after hav-
ing contributed TO teach, as much as was in my po "er
the people of Italy to make great sacrifices appears
10 me that it is time TO raise them to consciousness
of human dignity too often violated, and TO the
maxim forgotten by those who style themselves
|
one POUNDS his own liberty without respecting that
of others; because it would appear to me that
by voluntarily exiting myself, / should De guilty
of insult TO my country which cannot, without ols,
bonoring itself in the eyes of Europe render isef
guilty of tyranny; 10 the King, who cannot fear an
individual without admitting himself to be weak, and
not of the affection OF his SUBJECTS and to the
men of your party who cannot be excited at the pres
euce Of man declared by them TO be alone aud abau-
doned without contTadictiDg themselves because the
desire comes not you thnk from the country which
abors and combats under the flag OF Garlbaldi, but
from the Turin Ministry, toward whom l have no
debt and whom / think fatal to the unity of the
country il comes from intriguers without conslencs,
without honor, and without national morality; with
on, Creed except for the existing power, Whatever II
NAV be- III d whom conssquen ly deepls9; II comes
from the vulgar mass Of crsdulOus men, who swear
without examination By the word OF the Almighty,
ard whom consequently pity. Lastly, became on
arriving received declaration from the Dictator OF
this e0uutry that was free In the land OF the rte.
The greatest sacrifce ever made was when, inter-
rupe the apOstoate OF my faith for the sake OF unity
and concord. / declared that l accepted monarchy,
not ont of respect for minister's mon2chs, but Tor
the satisfaction Of blinded majority OF the Italian
neonle; that was ready 10 cooperate with the mon
archy provided it founded the unity Of The nation, and
that ever were TO take up my old flag again would
earne silly syow it, and publicly too, TO my old friends
and enemies therefore cannot spontaneously make
another sacrifice. If honest men, you say, believe
in nv word il is their duty 70 convince my ad Sersares
that the path of intolerance which they prsue is the
only now existing fomenJ OF anarchy. III they 90 not
believe a. man who has been struggling Tor the lberty
of the nation for these thirty years, who has taught
aecusers TO stammer out the name Of unity, and who
never told fasebood any living being let II be 80:
The ingratitude of men is not a reason why should
voluntarily bow before their injustice AMI sanction II.
NAPLES. Oct 6. josEth mALAN''
PROCLAMATION OF KING VICTOR
EMANUEL
| "To THE PEOPLE OF SOUTHERN ITALY.
"At a solemn moment for the national history and