New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-10-18

place ard that n Power had ever made any PtcPos''
tont or mspJs Involving the cesscn Of Single inch
Of Italian soiL Coust Csvour further s4'o tas1 Tue
fact that tire cernirg treaty for th c9e'oh
| CT Sn dina Of which the iournsli had spoka' was
sin Vi sneousy from Vienna and Paler Oo 10 hoIa
John Russ sGfhoien. to show its faslty snl 70
explain its double origin.
THE BoMBARDSIEST OF DIEssINA.
An official letter from Meseina, dst,d the 9th Of
September, says:
az asserted 10 my last that there was no security
here org the citadel in toe possession Of the
Royal iroops and this opinion was confirmed by the
| bombarGwent of Yesterday. The arrival OF French
steamer from Gaea, conveying Information to the cit
adel of GaIhalois defeats before Capus il supposed
to have melted ,his renewal of hostes. Toe affair
comm enced with tght between the advanced lard,
which continued frou 81 p. until 4, when the eta
del opened fire Of grape and round shot. am
able 10 learn the number killed although 1t could not
have heen serious; il is asserted that the Neapoaus
lest Only four, ard the Sicans not mtre. IL lie pos
sble that the bombsrdmsnt Gas TO prevents regiment
Of SciaDs from going on to Naples as they were em-
barking for that city when The affair comm sneed; it
did Iot however, detrr them from leaving. During
the disturbance ESD accident happened TO Scitan
officer. His horse fell and crushed him very danger
ously Last evening Nsapolian officer was arrested
in the ey it is presumed he was spy, az DC was In
plain clothes
"l:30 a. m.-There was more fighting at the Terra
Nuova, but 10 more cannoDadiDg.
$3.50 a. Ely, hting rene we'd upon the Terra M
The Ne8poiit,ns bave reiterated behind ihe
walls of the citadel, and are firing yolleys OF mus
kerry.
1880 a. m The citadel is az this moment firing upon
the city. A bomb shot that fell on the Marina saw
picked up by q soldier.
The greatest excitement prevsils in the city, the
people rushing through the streets in every direction
This moment Il p. NJ the captain OF the French chip
Imperial together with the cOnsuls and the captain OF
the E gish steamer Scya returned from an interview
on the neutral ground with the general commanding
tie royal forces In the citsdsL
The General excused bis firing on the city by al
lie cinU thof he fred on nv
ever, took engagement not TO lire on tuis city
without giving timely notice TO the foreign consus 70
withdraw with their families and TO clear this port OF
all foreign vessels The General has so often violated
bis woid that little confidence is placed in his promise
aid numbers of people leaving the city. round
shot was this ing fired into she Russian Consus
house AID several other buildings were l1lured. Sew
eral shot f. On the cathedral curing DIVINE service
The General commanding the citadel expressed this
morning his firm belief thai Francs III. would be on
the throne Of Naples again in less han two weeks.
"The troops which lstt this morning are bound not
for Naples, but place between Gaeta aud the Ro-
mau States"
The following is the full address issued from the
Nespolitanf TO Victor En- snuel;
"SiRE You are our King. We have all elected you
in our secret meetings. We have saluted you ID our
public plaoes have proclaimed you by rising N
aIms ard tie Dictator Giuseppe Garibaldi, whose
loyalty is equal to bis courage, and bis courage TO his
fortune entered Naples with the words Victor Enan-
utl ard his descendants your Kings and the Kings
Italians 10 receive sDd welcome you in the bosom OF
our country Why should we lie the last to enjoy the
benefits of Government in which all the principles OF
liberty order progress and stability, which you repre-
sent are tie rule and guarantee OF the political direc-
tcn of The State? Sire-COme We Neapoitsus are
apxious that you should 10 Naples 70 consecrate
Italian unity and restore peace and uarqulty to the
Kingdom. We wish to see those veterans WAC de-
teI ded ven and Italy al Paestro and San Marnno ira
terrizing with those brave youths who, landlog at
Marssla few in number, but aided by the population,
have delivered the most faithful ana not the least air
Of the provinces forming your Kingdom IN order that
We all, guided by Jour wisdom, may march hence,
with the strength Of your arm the skid OF your gen
elas, the holiness and genius of Gariosd, to over
throw the remaining enemies Of Italy, and complete
The work Of our redemption
The Ialie No4rce Of Milan, states that Tire follow
ire proclamation hae been circulated at Naples by the
" Party Of Action
LET Ms explsin ourselves clearly We want
united Italy We want to see all the parts Of Ialy, at
present divided united into sole nation, without any
trace of nupicipaIsm BEN left. We however, cannot
consent that Italy By Of partial and successive
nexaons sha be insensby enveioped IN the iegis-
iative and administrative muI cipalsm Of PIEDMONT
Let Piedmont become ital an, as Sicily ana NaPl:s
have done; but lei not Italy become Pledmontsse. we
will unite ourselves TO the otherparts OF Italy and they
shall unite with us with equality aud dignity 10
nabe Italy one Let not then the CODES and the laws
which are al present peculiar 10 Pied mont be imposed
on us Populations who by the shedding Of their own
blood cause an iCea 10 triumph are not ike those WHO
are cOnquered and they have the nRnt 70 give tue
selves codes and laws When Italy shall be one Sicily
Natles Rome, Tuscany. Lombarcy, Venice, and Pleo-
mott must with perfect equality COOPERATE 10 drawing
I'D the pol tica and civil code OF Italy Ihus t-lnKS
or at least ought 10 thnk-every man VINO 10 IGiah
for the sake OF Italy"
SANDMAN POLICY.
The Message read TO the Sandman Chambers on
Tuesday by Count Cavour commenced 10y saying that
the support Ct the Chambers had enabled the Govern
melt TO undertake great enterprises;
The military preparations, pursued with ACTIVITY,
noty great outlay they bring with them,
contributed 10 cause the principle OF nonlnteTvenuon
10 he respected III ltay-a principle solemhy pro,
Claimed by the Emperor Napoleon at FnltrAnca, anu
held ID Nv tie British Government, as sulEng al the
same ue our rights and the true Interests OF Europe
"These military preparations at the same time placed
US in position rapidly TO free the Marches ana oia
from the iron yoke Of foreign hirelngs without TOO
dangerously abar do1ing the defense OF our own oL-
tiers."
The results Of these missions and preparations are
thus stated: -, ,.e, ....;o. :,
Veneta What our thoughts with respect TO this
rohest of a the Provinces of the Peninsula If well
known TO the Chamber; ard that thought hss been
clearly developed il diplomatic document lateiy puo
T.bsd We think that war should not be waged
ag,ipst Austria against the almost unaninous VIII OF
the Euroreen Powers. Sueh an luproyldent enter,
mise wonld rse against ormidabl5 coalluoni anu
f,da,oer not only Italy, but the caUss OF freedom
nr0nSuout the European continent. S1ch rasn az
.crnpt would place IL hostility VIII those foWtIS
Inch do rot acknowledge the principles we uphold,
AZ would deprive of the sympathy OF those S'a'7s
mich v-ouuo u cir policy on liberal pflnelpies. -
1--WE view daily, and &c taiuly not with indiher-
rce the scr,ows Of the Venetian people; we do not
foreet their cause but Think we csn best serve ~
Lv esorsIitnt,up a strorg Italy, For we hol5 firmly
~ er hall ", have obtained This object the
S1neIsl opinion OF nations aud Cabinets, which Il
go oncosfd 70 venturous enterprise, will chow itself
favor bic 10 that onlv solution OF the ItaAn quesuyn
which VIII forever close the era OF waIs a'u IeFo'u
= ,;,rs u, ,ba Sontb Of Europe.