New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-09-28
AFFAIRS IN NAPLES.
FLIGHT OF THE KING AND ENTRANCE OF

NAPLES, September D. loOO
This fas been the most eventful and the most mar
yeous day in the recent history Of the Two Siciies
and / can ecarcely realize what l have witnessed
Every was the alert in the morning as TO the
report of the intended departure Of his Majesty. BY
universal consent be was voted politically dead many
hOurs before he left. On passing through the city
eaw workmen taking down the Royal arms from the
doors of shops cented TO sell certain articles and from
lottery Offices. Crowds were banging about the
Palace or looking over the walls Of the Arsenal watch
ir the preparations for the Royal journey Ia Santa
Lucia tie cannon, which have for many years been
pointed sgsnst the Kings most beloved subjects were
being removed, and felt that my chances Of security
were far greater than they had been ia the morn
ing. On a sudden heard womens shrieks and invo-
casionp. What on earth is the matter rush to my
wirdows, and see great crowd OF bllhngsgae gentry
assembled below, alternately increased and diminished
by people rubbing in and out OF the neg boring church.
hut what s the matter "Ma3ORHa miaP was the
universal cry; "Savs our King! Make peace for
our King See, The Madonna of Santa Lucia is sweat
ing; large drops are running down her cheeks and
neck. Blessed Madonna, spare the hng Inc
whole place was in an uproar, and few swearing or
weeping MsdOnnas might rave get the city on fire, de-
spite the ansgoDism between fire and water, but the
troops and the NstoIsl Guard soon on the spot,
ard 10y force ard moderation managed to quel The dis
turbance in thOrt time. IL was my nelgh6or the
ydrr0cO guGrdidHO, who had spread the report OF
the pIodgi1us miracle" and, Ecce Sign0rl, what
were those drops ON the neck and face ~ His hoh-
ness bcweyer, seeing thai his trick discovered,
put himsefinto carr3ge, and underworld TO make hls
escape but arrested ID the course OF The evening
| Toward midday it was made known that the King
woud positively leave the following evening Minis
trs went 10 take leave Of his Majesty, the Spanish
steamer got up its steam early and just as night was
closing the OF the BouTbOns bade farewell to his
| capital, if not to hs throne.
| The following article, which trans ate and send
you is solemn protect against any supposiion of the
kind
Since reckless advenrer possessing all the force whea
ovoutonsry Europe dispose has attacked iominons
unSe ,he pane q on % % ye moths long with ali the
in power on behalf Of the sacred independence OF our
ststsS &C.,. oor,r.rv ,on, III. ro,.,..,
enterprise Of which the above sovereign MS nee
moment when were gong On Sf s tn Daoa ann
port az sDcs that enerpTse stwhch the shoe Europe
looked with indifference after having ptocsmed the pm
70 d 9PG the S of s1snd e @ S sle
now approaching this neigRbO hood
Onhe other hand both Sicily and the provinces of the con
nen which for long time have been sated In every
by revolution rising 10 nsuecton under great an excite
bsye formed Provisional Governments under the title ard
pretended Dictator full authority and the decision Of their
Stiong our lights founded upon history in international
treaty and in be public law OF Europe, intend to probing
upon every ,acr6ce order this vas; metropolis the
glorious the ancient mos the birth place Of
national srt and civilization, ON the horrors Of anarchy and
civil war. .,.u ...,.. ,.x,u, A.. wall. With an,
rmy conding the loyalty ADD in the love Of subjects
TIE preservation Of order and for respect being shown Tor au
nsking this determr stiOn conscious Of doty
which ancient snd unconted rights honor the inter
ests beirs and aud, than all the welfare
most beloved subjects have imposed upon us and there
pshsd Up this lime AID sgsn.t the events yhch are &c % the
PSt e. OF %ash moS DC n d a'e ne
m st sacred and iuccntestabe suecsssn well from
ssid and events null void and Of no effect For chat
I sys cur dAIse ana the cause 81 GoT soP
fog the short space Of reign We have not entertained single
thought hst Yves not devoted to the happiness and the good of
tutieCtI
The Institutions viii have r.vocasy gassrteed them
70 every Court desire that signed BY u' pro?deI with
The seal Of tEI Roy aTg, q BY our Minister
exterior record Of our FIRM resolution always oppose
end hight to violence ard usurpation -
ode MARITIME.
"NoIls' September g. 1860"
RIVAL 'Ao'iA"4i NaFAss, Sep. g. 1860.
Among the duties prescribed to King. those Of the DAYS of
misfortune the lndst and the most solemn, and intend
to olhll them With resignation free from weakne and with
monaTch For such purpose address voice
he pePe Of The metropolis, fom whom am now to depart
AZ uIa: e,nisd on in eGnSya,iSn 70 tn the law Of n
wasatp peace with al the European PowerL
The changed order Of goysrnment and my aihesn to The
of the war md moreover the necessity defending the incs
y Of the State snisiled the obligation Of events whh
have wsys tePored therefore sole nny protest syust this
it5ecrbabe hostility concerning which present and future time
fhe Corp. residing a. my Court has known since
The Of his invasion with Thas seG
ustrous city with view CT securing her from ruin and
Of saving her Inhabitants and ell their property her sacred
churches her monuments her public buildings her collections
of all that which pamony her civilization
and of her atness and which bepg inheritance OF future
generations Is superior ~ the passions Of day
The time has now come 20 gl these professions of mine.
The wsr preaching the walls tbs city and with
uterabe sTief 20 depart it'll portion my army
betske myself where the defense Of my tights calls The
remainder army remains in company with the honorable
National Guard IN order protect the nvogwy ard
the capital which recommend sacred the
of the bty and call upon the honor and tue civic
ing % o. ara ths oommsndan OF the said Ma
internal dcord aud the disasters Of civil war; which pur.
pose concde to the above ed the widest powers they
may require
Gas descendant Of dynasty that has rened over this con.
tgen for ITO years after having from che honos
oaloLg victroyay the affections Of my hear. here
NapoGn, could without bitter grief address words
fsrw. to ny most dearly beloved Peopeto my eo S.cz-
Whatever may my destiny be prosperous or adverse
sha always preserve Tor them passionate and aectonate
membuce. IIeconmend 10 them concord peace aud strict
obseIysnee Of their civic duties Let not excessive zeal
my dynniy be made pretense for disturbance.
Whether hom thu fortunes Of the present war return
shortly snong you or whatever be tho time which
please the justice OF God % restore the throne my
cestoIs throne made all the splendid by free
stuoDs with which have ueyccaby surrounded II ali that
from this time iorhis to behold again my people
shoDg and happy. /" fRANUIS H."
The protect is matter of course and requires no re-
mark At the time the Project put forth the fol-
lowiI address:
"CrTIlKSsThe King Is leaving In the midst Of grand
cannot be doubtful The one imposes you In the
presence Of fallen Mnesty the other demands OF you sefe
NAL prudence civil No Of you will disturb d.
with vndiciye hands Rather
you will calmly wa the memorable day which will open patio
10 country by bich may escape from dangers difficult
ties without oonvuon the shedding the blood
troheIA Ths day but meantime LET the city
qsn let pursue M with eoshdepoe ls every