The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-09-28

a the EXTERIOR Of he Council and Of Grace and Jasce
as record Of resolution always 10 oppose rea-
son and right 70 violence and usurpston x,rr,,o,
DE MARIINo.
rns was followed by an address TO the people TO the
same eject ending by cODsgnng he CITY % the care Of
his country, ct whatever cost 70 himself
In this address the King said -
The diplomatic corps residing at my court has known
since the OF this unexpected invasion with
sent nens my heart has been filled for all my peo
pie, well as for this ustrous city, with view Of 50
ring from ruin and OF saving her Inhabitants
and All their property, her sacred churches her
menu her public buildings, her collection Of art, and all
her greatness and which being inheritance OF future
generations, superior 20 THE passions OF day. The
time has to fnl these pre- essons of mine The
10 approaching the walls OF the city, and with
unutterable grief am now to depart with portion OF
my army 70 betake myself whittier the defence Of my
company with the honorable National Guard order to
protect the involabty and safety Of the capital which
try and call upon the honor and the civic feelings Of
the Mayor Naples and Of the commandant Of the said
mine he horrors Of internal dscord and the disasters
civil war; for which purpose concede TO the above
named the widest powers that they may require. AZ
horrors Of long vice royalty the affections Of my heart
Erei, address words or farewell to my most dearly be
loved people, TO my fellow citizens.
GARIBALDIs ARRIvAL-GARIBALDI CANE IN FROM
sALERNO By RAIL.
From the London Times Correspondence
AT the railway the National Guard stationed ct all
seon or lie si the was SUDDEN
everything he does and people were unprepAred The
waiting rooms inside were full Of the most eminent cha
racters Of Naples ct least among the beras There were
al the members Of the ComitAo which has issued Its
mysterious commands for 80 many months Azala the
new commander Of the National Guard; Leopard, the
historian great many OF countrymep, Lord Hanover
among the number; afew but very few ladies', as still
there was an impression that row might place. At
last twelve O'Clock strikes, and bell sounds, from
distance signal 10 made That Garbaldi Is approaching
Viva Gsrbald ~ rises from thousand voices. and the
train stops few red jackets get out and they seized
Rugged, and kissed with that most unmercul violence
which characterizes Italian ardor. There poor
for Garibaldi. and was slobbered 90 that thought
be must have sunk under the operations but the great
rush in al directions 3 iatercept BIN We drove round
by side street 70 the front Of the Carmne aud thus
knowing dodge we came 10 front Of the Dictator There
opennees Of Natures nobeman expressed and II does not
say thing while plotting another IL is marked by
Of the called great Of the earth. was much
struck with his calm self 20 session and the extreme
sweetness Of his smile. He 10 the carriage OF the
his disposal but In hired for the occasion Followed
and accompanied BY three lines Of carriages he wen;
Ego Caselo and so on BY San Carlo and the Palace Of
entered the palace Of reception for foreign princes.
AN EXCITING SCENE.
The crowd waved backwards and forwards, ana looked
up the windows and shouted for the appearance Of
Garibadi First came one red coat then another and
a last the hero What cry Of pica there rose from
the vast mass below When last that balcony
pied by distinguished parsonage II was by the Grand
Duke OF Tuscany, but in answer 10 calls for there
the palaces OF princes IL was imp,ssibe to make him.
self heard amid the noise and confusion and Garbad
over the iron snS and s:.sd nsns on the
: perfect silence; "Neapoli..ns, said voice as
clear bell and with enuuciation distinct that
nothing could fall 70 reach the ear
This II solemn, holy and memorable day. This day,
thank in the
only for Italy but for AZ humanity whose right: you
Italy inasmuch she has suffered much than
other nations. "LoDg live Italy !"
sylvia Italia ~ might have been heard from one
the city 10 the other On entering the palace and the
n q Of
and organized, General and anxious 10 begin" "You
cannot be more anxious than am, WAS the reply, and
then he len the room TO repose and take some refresh
msnt.
SCENES AND INCIDENTS.
In the afternoon Garibsld visited the Duomo aud the
and the crowd far greater. II was worthy demonsrs
ton From the Duomo he returned TO the Paazzo Augr
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there cessation Of shouting and Of gaopng up
and down and kissing and huggns during the whole q
is Illuminated Looking up the side streets the effect 10
beautiful The banners touched another from the OPP
poste windows, and there Ii blaze Of light between.
There is q torchlght procession in carriages and
foot in the Toledo and other parts Of the city
rush ~n sss or s .ns n,,d
BacchanalAns, only they were not drunk, except With
Joy and newly found liberty and they stop aud hug and
But we're 70 write hundred columns OF description
should be only repeating myself % leave this festive
scene for the night Some rounds fred from
the Borbone and other Neapotan vessels which have
hosted the Sandman Tag mast high and the Carmne and
0vo salute also Az for the Potenza which was cruising
of Ischa and received orders 10 come into Naples she
ENTHUSIASM OF THE PEOPLE.
The town Is al rest We had last nigh, sort Of political
carnival which prolonged I'LL late hour had ocoa
sion to the narrowest and busiest streets along the
ward Of Santa Lucia and the port and found The odutr
classes Of Naples silent and unconcerned - II
nothing had happened But along the Riviera and strada
d Chaa the houses were mostly lighted up, and Toledo
WAS thronsed with insane multitude, q prey 70 a
Bacchanalian fury which should be sorry II was able
70 describe The crowd consisted Of the lowest rabble
with a sprinklips Of men and women Of the middle
orders flag and torch procession with cries and
shouts such a. can only be uttered By Nespos.a
Viva 6alibada and hundred other distortions Of the
Of the hero Of the day to which begin 70 be
unai vogiiamo rItala Unai" There were few shouts
for Victor Emanuel, and occasional exclamation OF
" Death the Bourbons' For the rest the huge mob
did not know what Il wished what all the noise
about. But Il did not carct swarmed and eddied and
boiled and dubbed sbout like the waves IL Charybdis
hrong OF carrlsges throng OF men, throng OF women
the brandishing naked swords, or waving Gags or
hats the bareheaded, disheveed with dsordered
garments, cheering, embracing, and kissing, as they
passed each other, ike 90 many victims OF ra5id
drunkenness, in which. however, drink had no part
Many OF the girls Of loose character about
They had been haunting about In hackney coaches
from early hour and showed now how legion Of We
co,d be much better mustered here IN Naples
pspfw hail rs1an In fha fuw yRuuR
men Of better descrptson-girls OF eighteen nine.
teen-belongrg the class Immediately below the mid
die orders, modest girls ~ one could safely Judge from
Appearances whom the tide OF popular passion bal al
lured into thai rddy turmoil We stood-my friend 81
sparena and gazns at Of these young standard
bearers who paragon OF loveiness-a chcruo lace
lighted NJ with the are Of than human excitement.
such glowing eyes-such flushed complexon-you would
have said archsnRel was leading the heavenly hosts
There mipslng and blending Of classes aud sexes
full license 70 begsars and pickpockes 70 ose honest
citizens and patriots yet The many beaded monster ga: