The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-10-23
kFF AIRS IN EUROPE.
O1r a~eIs. Correspondence.

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~ L5f'sfa9ionThs Operation Of Gar'oi'd az eap0a-
ss, Erpected f,agsh Tou.esrs-haiyG ri 0es'stdto''
fer ne Nto1rdguda FIals,srs-Ttatna Sdd's7 ="
Sollald,is Caar.-YAe BED Shir: Usifmm as Marx
fer ~ Spiss Ri'sHaen, &c, 6c
Everything here Just IN aa'S q'o, pohuca' MI
V.ry and social but conviction that good times are IN
sto-e Tor hem gives feeling OF buoyancy 10 peoples
v~onxh,s which almost one forget that Az 600
Eass troops are within twenty-five miles OF u.s. 1t Ca
vrs restrained only by tho watchul eye Of Garbaldi
rrou pouncng the capital and wreasing, with SACK
and pAse Vengeance for past humiliations The crazy
en.husinm which greeted Garihas's first appearance
ecded IN the usual Neapolan way ia vivas or all tae
thousands who vocerousy called heaven and earth to
their devotion and gratitude 10 their dellverer
rct hundred since answered his patriotic appeal
for volunteers and material aid The oowardly hounds
sbrug e shoulders At the idea of their lighting the SOL
ses az their late oppressors this would not be
hae-for, general thing, the Neapolitans Ge.
has the OF he sbut they show the most IN
generous spirit in everything, charging exorbi'
prices for every thing required Indeed, red shirt
N cure procure for Its Increase Of hfy per
cent in prices beyond what pay. one would
pcee ngs exactly reversed And that these were
urwecome conquerors forced upon them.
Garbsld and his heroic followers had not come here
wxh the more lofty purpose Of freeing all Italy, the ngrs-
and really astonishing to See their patience aud for
oesrance Most Of them poor in every sense of the
word having hardly than their mrsSets and the
their backsthey require very litte aud evea
ths little accorded with the greatest reluctance. They
would te amply justified, under such circumstances, In
taxing L by force, and any other man than Garibadi
would 10 so without hesitation. AZ Ia, the most adm
rscse order PREVAILS at no time before have lie ana
ver.y been 81 perfectly safe Naples the III of
20 vhk htcb ynu.a Mt
point give an appearance gayety and life the streets
which would be equally astonishing and unpleasant I,
any wandering Bourbon passing this way In his mgra
ton esstward. IN American would imagine It to be 4
grsIe jubilee OF New York fremen except that the gal
amt b'noys generally with long sabres jng
rs at their heels carried In loving contact with Colts
reviewers Apropos OF the latter, Col Colt can take TO
himself q large ehare OF the honor OF freeing
Italy: for with the exception of occssona'
French pistol, they are universally his, from either his
Hartford London establishment
The National Guard 40 now az police force and gnr-
rson the three principal Notifications of the city
rrde- Piedmouese officers or these the Castle Nuovo
AZ IN mense very ancient structure and the Castle
del Ovo either side OF the royal palace at the wa
side o: the city. Tue Castle 81. Elmo forms prom
rert feature in view of Naples from whatever point,
situated al about the middle OF the high ridge which
tendt around and separates the western portion Of the
the country back or H. No harbor and city In
ine world could have commanding position for
defence from land and though built at q time
wber modern improvements In warfare had not been
dreamed Of walks OF thickness and height,
u extent OF counterscarp, and meats cut on,
o. the solid rock and It's positions heavy batteries
would have ena oled IT, the hands Of determined de-
lenders, TO make q formidable and probably ressfu
resistance. II was the last place given up, GAribaldi
himself receiving the keys Al iu gates the second
day ster Liz arrival volume might be written about
tnas castle Of the Middle Ages, OF description and history
To the writer II Of the interesting things in
Naples, with is drawbridges, dungeons mysterious
chambers and subterrAnean passages, leading nobody
knows where and the Of chivalry, romance and
cruelty in past ages sufficient satisfy the widest
inag nation.
To one who has boon In Naples under the old regime,
ssGcult realize the present state OF affairs. Ac.
ersomed patrols and guards al every corner,
troore Or cavalry soldiers marching through the
slrees posts the palaces and gates OF public
places seems hardly natural 10 ind those places do.
serted one misses the sound Of the buge, the bright
mUskes aud bayoneis Of lies Of soldiers cleaning In the
rvu or sAcked before the Barracks and the squares
Thcurh soldiers here, they no longer nxture
and appear As than regular element OF the
city itself free government In evidently the cheapest
mere princes to protect and consequently less
Of conspiracy be put down, where the people
have Of behaving themselves properly OF their
own free will instead OF being forced TO the arbitrary
viii Of tyranny.
Gsrbadi studiously avoids any interference with tho
religious BELLA Of the people. Neapolitan religion Is
really the most hesoied superstition In the world but
IAs, which has taken long 70 produce could not safe
Iy be changed IN moment and he wiscy abs,ains from
attracting 70 himself notice o. thousands u nstcs
BY useless crusade against these Aosurdes There IL
enough for that Afterwards and those shortshei
Christians =, home, equally fanatic, who clamor for q
genera reformation at bis hand, should be satisfied that
he opers gate ihem-let them do their da.y,
done bis Co the contrary his nrst a,t after
catering city ioatcnda church, going through all
INC ceremony With much AZ aren't sincerity any Of
them
me greatest even, o, the year namely tue miracle Of
the lAqueiscilou, cane 81 On tns lV'h -
than all else besides, and strong the mold
Which This superstition has on their belief and fears,
that many ~ the great events the history Of the Guy
have been Influenced BY g Nhcn MCrat took orc
bic possess on Of the kingdom, dspceiti'n was
prformsnsc cone o. Tor twenty one hour, ths multi
tsde waited, sih prayers and Invocation, to the
blood sucy then they broke out ali over tue city with
lamentations Of the oaAmitcs surely fore,old by
anger Of The saui and impreoaons 90 the French whoe
ssd me city -ss 10 . ,,Aie q Anarchy sud dspsr a,
Lea; kaFs sent officer " the bishop, other high
functonary who .ugPo.cd g pal The wires and pro.
blood Of 81 JAnarus hquedes within tcn minutes 700
are dead bkhop Before ave minutes bad passed the
rhouv and acclamaio Of all NsTcs, and booming Of
osnuon announced the mlrsc.e nd At last been per.
formed and that the sani pleased With the Frcsch.
Tue tradition which The whole thing u founded that
IN The second century "a JAaar.us was throsn amons
ons by Roman pfo ooasg bal those sAsacOas beasts,
hin 70 make SURE th.as q Il, the ncx, tine The
pro consul gave oae Of bis shupcst s~ords 10 one OF
his mott expert soisT. Who siroxe cot on the
saints heal Bot woman, Who N cd as.ntship only
ny forgetting Sc Ter name, gathered the blood
from ine FroCnd Win " which stc squeezed lato
piece tC'he Of
Of them Amer numerous adventures a. the hands u
ritkfci, these two rhlas again turned Ia Naples
about the year 1900 since vh b time they regularly
a~ser their miraculous powers twiCe Tue arst
Iquefscfou commences on the Grsi saturday Nay and
repeated daring the folow-nE days Toe second
from the leth 20 the 26th II September n imposs
eLe 10 give aea 81 the anxety vta VII On the miracle
a a -. n 49,