New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-06-27

vould be study for sphynx. Call on a friend, and
YOU are asked CMef' II the answer, I" Amiel,
be recognized, you are immediately admitted. Other
wire the question rs rep .a'cd, ana you ;, ss,snS
70 return your call, The porter, who gem
orally a spy may know him. or some OF the police
nay be hanging about, and intimacy with Ior-
eignsr is condemnation. Such are some OF t1s pfo'y
bSbter din ples on the surface Of Neapoiitan he AS
for the provinces we know little Of them, as ell inter-
course With them Is practically prohibited. In some
there are no roads; railroads none. passports are
with difficulty obtained, and know those whose
health requires visit TO the capital and VINO cann9'
come up Our colleges are comparatively abandoned,
and our learned societies exist but in name the spirit
OF ignorance and superstition broods over the co
and the priest and the policeman are the sources from
which this evil spirit emanates. VI wealth, suen az
God gives with his al-bountfui nand' mere rs -
branches Of public administration there Is systemauc
robbery carried on which It is difficult 70 check, be-
cause carried on by the Kings friends and the extra
ordinary praises occasionally bestowed on an honest
SOW the rarity OF the article. In snort ,ns mos.
cruel and irritating oppression exists In Naples, as
necessary consequence II the principles which are inc
religion If the Bourbons, and the life Of the Neapo-
itans is but bare animal existence Can there be inter-
vention to support such state OF things lou WI
talk of changes and Promises and oathsj the former
NAV be made but they will never be carried out, and
as to the latter, they are air.
Iwrite decidedly, and the more 30, perhaps, that
poor lady has Just left me, the object OF her visit being
10 beg my humble assistance in favor OF her husband
who has been in prison four years without trial Such
facts as am ACC TAINTED with enough TO make one
bitter have been looking with hundreds OF others
over the walls of the marine barracks which for sew
era days have been the center OF attraction 10 the Ne
poltans. They have been taken for the accommoda-
ton of portion Of the wounded who have arrived
from Palermo OF course, the worst cases have been
detained in Sicily and those whom saw had Their
heads bound up, their arms in SINGS or ther iegs In
r.. ra;,. frl siahf I'd
more painful by the reflection that the poor fellows had
been torn from their families by rigid conscription,
and bad been compelled fight for cause of which they
had no idea than the mules which are now drag
pipg cannon past my house. There was dead silence
In The crowd and it is evident that the sights we have
wiinessed the last week have produced their effect in
Naples. Many hundreds OF wounded have arrived,
and they continue to come every night. Even the
official journal last Saturday night was compelled TO
confess that the Government had heavy losses
to depore," though it adds, t1ey were
" much less than those suffered by the bands
With its usual veracity the journal claims O
dust in the eyes Of the proyncias by talking of the
capture Of two cannon aid three flags. The royal
family are however, beginning to open their eyes TO
he dangers hch threaten the dynasty and last Thurs
day held a meeting, at which were present the
and the Kings brothers, the Counts of Cacerta,
Aqula and Trapan the Kings uncles, Princes Cassaro
and Comni, Fiangeri, Carraicosa, and Troja. Re,
port says that the Constitution of 1872 has been offered
TO the Scians and positively rejected, the islanders
having tar different object in view, which is to dis
embarras themselves Of family that has never PROM
ised but to deceive ana which has never made any
other use of power but to oppress. Every efot will
be made now to conciate the Neapotans, but doubt
much whether it will be possible, and am disposed to
think that the plan of Garbald who is the expression
of the Italian WILL embraces the liberation of this
Try tie terms Sicily, and Its annexation to
Piedmont. think that the move is false, because
doubt its desirabilty and there certainly is aparty
which will ncrease for the dualsm of Italy though TO
the utter exclusion of the Bourbons.