, 1860-05-12

llol1kS|to4eutf v! AeW 10fX L ibune.j
,Ma5zsE' who. during the Inst year, was conf
a'ance. the conquest of Lotubardy, aud the an-
uc1ation Of Central ltalr end TuscauY. has re.
Gently turned all bis activity upon tho South Of
ltsly. At Naples he has naadestinc press
in Sicily lie bus succeeded in stirring up q gen
crsi rising. Though the official accounts from
Naples have repestedly declared that the insur.
rcction was crushed nj once, NC know that, up
10 the 18th inst, Euoh was rot the case. Al Fl.
lertno, indeed, where tho meeting Of the conspi-
,ntors in the monastery Della Gaucia rms b.
trared on tie 4th, by u friar, The insurgents,
assa''ed by all The garrison, had to yield.
About sixty wcrc ltI!cd and us n,auy arrested;
bct Tue bulk Of them thrc~ themselves into the
1nuuntKipe, raised at cor1conc the standard of
Italian 1nutiny,. aud kcp: the troops ut Palermo
in continual Alarul. The communications be-
a7d the garrison. ro.cnforccd from Naples, had
to be prorisloncd from tie main land. AT Mes
SIM tho struggle vas less obstinate, Gen. Russo
having tLreatcacd to tombard the town. TIC
inhabnacts thcrt of-taat.s tosay, all those n ho
were able to bear arlas-cvccuascd the town,
snarchcd Upon Me'axzo, and there besicged the
garrison. Tue troops ut Trapani, setting
that they were unab!c to Withstand ,he
Insurgents. cnpitulated ut once. and tac pri-
Yates made cumtnon cause with the pa:1i.
OTIS. Catanla, too. aud TrapAni are ia the
lands Of the Sictliaa people; but unless
rising il the calabrlas or tia ,Abt:zz
should ktcp tho greater part Of the Nsa-
politan troops on the main land, poor Sicily
cunuot l2ps to succeed. The Ccuat Of Syra-
cnse. uncle TO tue King. has written letter to
his royal nephew, advising lin 10 exchange lhc
Austrian alliance lor hearty co operation wi;l
Victor Emanuel, u LIBERAL aud trul Italian pol
icy alone being now required to sa7e the dscas
~. Tho publication of this lct:cr excited tno
Voputace Of Naples 10 such q Degree tim.
Ajossa, the nntnrscu7 Minister Of Police, had to
lauisl end to imp1isoa score Of Dobiemen,
among whom wee the son.in law and the two
graudtons Of the Prime Minister, Cassaro.
information olout tue details Of the struggle il
Sicily, wo know enough to assert with ccf iaiuty
that Naples is now unabla 10 assist the popc
and Gen. Lamoricicrc In their schemes for tue
teconquest Of tic Ronlaggua.
Ia spain, Ortegawaa shot on the 1S.h, though
tho C1rlist General, EIio, was pardoned rs q
known enemy Of The Queen, who had uerer
taken the oath Of allegiance to her. Foreign
journals Comment severely upon Gen. Duicc
and Marshal 0'Douucli for this execution, re-.
1niuling them that they, too, had risen At the
head Of tlleir regiments against tho Govcrn-
m:ut. These w:iter.. however, ray no atten-
tiou to the great difference bstween the two
cases. Ortcsas attempt being au attack rpon
the Qaeeo, while Dulce and 0'Donuell rebeiled
only agains. her Government and always pro-
fcsscd tLc most faithful loyalty toward tho per
soa Of Queen Isabella. The rret.nder and his
brother hare EkcHiso been captured, but The
Government does rot wish to troat them as
traitors. and would rather tsy to induce them
to give up their prctcusioHE.
Tic ques'i IN Of ile neutral-ed districts Of |
Savoy las likewise been reduced TO less per.
picking dimensions, and tho parties to the
frosty OF ISIS. unwli1nEto to rck 4 quarrel with I
Napoleon, ere trying to make tho bcs: OF This
alarming business. though fully awarc that tile |
annexation Of Niece aud Savoy arc only pre-
fcde to other claisns on The part Of France.
Austria, in the belief tha. the conlneu danger |
Of G.rE.any will force al the princes, aud even
tue lruss'au Prince Regent, uuder her colors,
remains us stubborn as ever in respect 10 ncr
Federal policy. She prevailed Gu the 9Th OF /
March nj Frankfort in lhe question Of tic Con- |
stitution Of ucsya, to which called your at
tentioa easly in January, sS,ioss the jns: pro:
il Lis,x-al for upholbiu:; Tbs dcspotiknnf thc
Eicctor, that Prussia might make stand far /
right and just:en against tho Austrian naio,;ty !
Of the Federal 1}.ct. lie was not prepared to
hear Nlron Sc!lesnaH. declare that Prussia did |
princes Of Southern Germany. This deelara- !
tioh Is a sir:nkl Ese.ssi.n from Tue Gs1man |
Federation, unless the Diet should seconaidc. |
its yote. The question goes much beyond ]
1ies1ia and Its Consultation. i is the question |
Of supremacy in Germany, and prussia prefers !
T..
The North going with Aaslin, md the Souta with |
Vienna, rather than submit to the naughty die |
tation Of Austria. |
hut while the two German Powers Ire at dat. |
gers drawn nj the very moment when Napoleon I
Is pitching ao immense camp On tho plsius of |
Chalons, Of course onir: for pao;de purposes,
Aus:Tta has had to modify her policy ID Hanga.
r. The diecontent prevailing in that country |
naslog groTn to such formidable proportions
tha' e!en N iasur7ection might be expected at
no distant time, Francis Joseph resolsed !
10 Tesctnd some Of bia most obnoxious |
measures. lie s:ill once mora units uungsry |
into one body, though retaining The original
PFtcc1p!e OF Partition BY leaving thc south east
crn counties under a separate administration
under the namc Of the Wejvodina. Thr Emne..
ror likewise promiscsto sc establish The county
institutions. and eren q Diet, aud lie las: m.
pointed Hungarian, Gen. Denedek, to the pnxt
OF GovcrpQz-Generai.. Nov, howsser nsinfnj
these concessions must hare bean to Lis nridr.
the uuuccrians are far from bring satisfied uith
ahA1n.- 4 hey Late Henedek ~ a-Gaitpr xho in l.
1872 fought against his country; they kpoT
Tint the rrom,ze Of free utipas Is 1 snarc,
and that the recoEstructio1 Of The counties does
not imply free discussion and free election. and |
tha! the Minister'S 1t Tienaa wiA sooh perceive |
That it is elsier' 10 wonnd tho feelings CT the !
Aungarisns than to heal those wounds. AZ long
as =; Austtlo caunot enlapcipatc herself from her
tr ttutrtancFaey, Sic cannot calculate upon better
!.vause, na and it Is serious question whether
~ ut eoncesa'ons whatever would now 'beclm
'."~ t'4''e .p..l. o. lhe e0untr5.' l.t~ff
i,-Auempss aro now being uaade to introduce