New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-10-08

si,!s ''ttSS'I 'gFe. wi,s sia, aad tas hs Is ny
an 81 20 ysa shs. although l may DO disp9ssd
.orst,, 81 pefsons, Tes9n,1ent 90 The altar OF my
you-' 4 viii never rssOnoiie oyssf WIN men WhI
~ Nin ated me DeaOnal dgni'y and SOFA 20 iSs."h
glavp.s. GARIbtLDi'
Ga ibaldi ordered This letter to lie pooisseiin the
,fTcial ju'Dsi.
4 lea.r fog. Naples dared the 18th ms, has the
folio ne On The suNc,:
"Tht Mipter Of Police, hearing Of IT, Wa!ed oPon
ire General ard eu;rested him not 10 Irnt ", oH
ba'd rapled that Ia never concealed wa he 'noisoI
and cxa1t,d It's publication. Ine letSr appear7o.
Cappoi OF Mins'es was hsId yesterday mormoP, az
u o'clock report .doptet ~ me 'usct taa.
~ Litter r queslion was general d'hance 20 Og1l'
CavOrr, 10 the Deputies 70 The hog ald - Ih1 Ln'
nsror Napoleon ana that the Mnisers wond no. De-
come acco np.ieer II such policy and were therefore,
nj der the NECESSITY of rendering their rsg da9ns NJ
Re mar was the bearer OF the resolutions OF toe Cio
iDet to Gaibadi. He, moreover explained NE ldsss
Dc ston the Ministry in as it wss impossible i2r
II 10 govern when all e0r OF decrtes were lssned WIN
ont their being consulted.
Garbadi listened 10 reason, requested them 70 re.
main III flee and made NJ. Romano himssh heepr d
the Seals In future decree will bs issned FRO the
D;c.stnre ryva Cabinet, but everything VIII pass
through the hands of the President of the Council and
be submitted to the competent ainist rs.
A letter fiom Turin, dated the 22d Of September,
rays:
tuT political WOflu is RltdIJ az .atSL' hhP 500
split between Count Cavour and Garl6adl, when up
10 veserdsy was officially eaed is no made pup
lie by Garbaldi himself His letter 10 NJ Bru'co his
bee pnbiehed in the official journal of Naples, and as
that not enough Dictator has publicly avowed
the existing di agreement, as well by msmesio ~
sued TO the people of Palermo by speech from the
| bale ny of the Royal Palace.
The appointment OF NJ. Mordni as Pro-Dlcta'or
has proved again tie firm intention OF he Dictator NOT
to Rave anything to do with COuut Cavour NJ Nor
DIM is a Tuecsn who when etill very young, took
part in the movement OF 1919. he was ne noer OF
GusIazzs Minitry at that pefiod he then EN- gIa'ed
but enained in cl ss connection nh the mazzal par
ty Let year. when the vote took place in the tds an
Assembly for the 8nuexaion TO Piedmont, VI moriim
wac one Of the three members who voted ags'nstlt:
"M Sirtori appointed Pro-Dictator at Naples W a
Lon bard, formerly priest, who has exch ,Dgea hs
| Venice. He always belonged to the advanced party
without, however, being MazZilian. lie 10 nova
| General and Pro- Dictator at Naples. -.
"What we cannot understand is that Garibaldi
ebonid h,ve offered the PrO-Dc'aOrsh'p at Naples TO
ths Ms,quis Trivulzio Paliavcin VINO aCeped ~ add
left for Naples three days finee % assume the post
How /. this sudden change TO be expliinedl
"Tho Siclan NIFTY is entirely anti anneX ationist
and the Mazlinian elements are not wanting there
Tie arrival of Mazzni himself AZ Napls ls announced
bnl REQUIRES coDfrmati u. Three days ag) mizzln
was st Porna and talked Of going TO Genoa TO make
some stay there.
"The reat g:me is being played between Csvour
ano Garitaldi j, is presumed { at, within another
fortnight one or the other most disappear fIOm the
po a arena in It4y il this uuhsp by country is 10 be
SCARED the horrors of civil G4rlbtdl Is at the
present moment at TIE hight Of popularity he can dis
pose Of ON army of 10000 men. Publ; opinion Is
bindly devoted TO him. On the other hant, Count
Cqvour s eIoDg in the confidence of Parliament pp-
ulaity hos not vet fosaken him. Pied nOnt properly
speaking defends him, and Turin especially.