New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-10-06
GARTBALDI IN NAPLES.
respondence Of The London Times.

NAPLES, Sept. II.
If ever there was Muratst party in Naples, it was
because the Neapotans despaiIed Of getting rid OF the
Bou bons by any other means. Better the "od gen
tleman himsef than Bourbon. II there be ever any
chance for the of Muratist party II will be be-
cause OF the divisions of the Liberals and The efforts OF
the leaders Of the national movement to obtain lmprac
ticable objects. At present there is not a man who
does not protest against such solution of the Neapol'
difficulty, and who would not resist It even with
arms. The bare idea OF substituting French lnla-
ence or domination for Austrian is universally
secuted with indignation. This il undoubtedly the
present feeling and opinion of the people; but
should discoros arise-should the Republican party
make head 90 il does-I will not answer for the con-
sequences II is partly from fear of such dangers
as yet distant, but by means improbable-thst l
have always maintained the advantage OF limiting the
objects of Italian ambition, and of resting contented
for the present with the consolidation Of the Southern
Italian kingdom. 1t seems however TO be determined
otherwise and EDglishmen can only express hope
that the final result may be favorable to Liberty Win
the profoundest love and veneyation for Garibald,
have met with many thinking man who shakes his
head at the announcement in the address the Paer
mitans that the annexation is 10 lie proclaimed from
the nights of the Qurnal. If it points 10 mmedi
ate march on Rome, 1t appears 10 me more Ike tue
dream of poet than the decision of statesman; but
lle events have get aside all the usual rules Of cacu
,toD and all that can do 20 wait andhope Mean
time Whatever meets the eye and earis very inspiring,
AID he must be cold booded man who does not rejoice
and sympathze with the Ncapotans in their newlyac-
duired hberties The gs still from the Windows
sn the rtdays 0fIeocing and the streets are marked
by en- auimatiOn which they have not known Tor many
wear. Ju fact the nation has been dc ad and buried
for quarter of century, and can scarcely realize
the scenes which mark its resurrection. Where one
stood watching spies and policemen in plain dress, we
gee now the feathers Of the Piedmonfese rfemen or
the red coats of the Gsrbaldn. Where once reigned
silence that chilled, and suypiebus gancing to the
right and lett which marked the amount OF personal
intecurity men speak ont boldly, discuss questions OF
high inteI st. and in the irees way and chant in chorus
in the public places in style which would have hed
every vacant prison in the city few weeks Hnce
What moral change must all this produce IN the
character Of the people for ii was the priests and
policemen who made them hypocrites and untruthial
Gen. Ebers division came in on Monday night, and
was marched on TO Cassrta on Tuesdly morning,
where it will repose before going 10 toe frontier. The
General is am sorry TO say down with fever put IN
sists on going In fact, addressed and duty az
most of the troops are and msny young there IL
resolution which dis Dgulsbes aud unltes ALL IN VIII
thew are giants and, morally speaking, there never
was finer army. GIea Numbers of our countrymen
have arrived noble looking fellows, ready to dare and
sacrifice everything for the Liberties OF their country
Col Peard has been appointed TO the command OF the
English Legion. i mentioned in my last that Gen.
Tiirrs division had been sent TO Ayrlano and Ayenno
to pnt down an 6neute fomented by the priests They
returned Yesterday, bringing with them lOO prisoners
but the ashes still shoulder. On "Wednesday night,
the generaLe was beaten and troops and detachment
of the National Guard were sent oil 10 St. ANTONIO ana
Mileto few miles ont Of TIE city, TO pat down as
tuIbance headed also by the priests, and yesterday
morning 20 prisoners were brought IN consisting pfln
cipaly of The lower classes who had been stirred
ND by their spiritual advisers. There was little
movement 700, last evening, at the Porta Capusna,
close to the N'csria Some OF the Ganoal-
dams who were there were surrounded by the popu-
lace and ordered TO cry, "Viva Victor Emanuel,
Viva Galibaldim cries which were Of course, respond
ed to heartily, but in an instant aferward cries were
raised OF Vird Re- mOrte a Gart00idi," and Two
of the red Jackets we're killed and four severely wound
ed with daggers The National Guard Immediately ra
to the spot and arrested fourteen persons. repeat
that the position is very dangerous. We have popu'
laton ignorant and superstous degraded by the long
tyranny Of the BouTbons and demoralizsd by the
priests and unless the work of consolidation Is sub
uted for that Of conquest-uness Government Dc
established before Garlbodi marches noIth, we sDal
have great d in the kingdom az soon as the Die
ta,or turns his back. DO not imagine for an Instant
that my precautions and appreheDsons are the expires
sion of reactionary feelings 1t Is impossible that one
who has for 50 many years, under circumstances when
made it dangerous TO speak write never hesated TO
expose the horrors Of the old Government can other,
wise than Oice in the downfall OF the Bouroons ana
synpaihize with the people III the enjoyment OF tner
pewly-goten liberties. But am not blind 10 the dan
ger Of the situa on and should bitterly regret any
acts of omission commission which could check the
prOgress Of liberty. A Government must be estaO-
iifled at once. If my dream of a Southern Kingdom,
with Prince Of the house Of Savoy, cannot be real
lied for Heavens sake let there be immediate anneHa-
ton under Victor Emanuel. Government and order
the first necessities for such country as that oil the
Two Scilies
The Official Jouraol for the 18th and 18th publishes
the following important decrees
GAN Royal property is declared national
"GoyenOrs Of provinces are appolniedas slosl.,1
for the existing nendents, who are TO be the hs' o'
and administrative authorities Of tie Provinces
"a college for the Sons Of the people seSlDnsheui
where the children Of the poor of the Two Slc'es w"
be educated at The expense of the State 1hey are "
be received from the age of 10 TO- and instructed
only in reading writing and arithmetic bnt IN prdeu
cal knowledge Of every art and trade: The discipline
is 10 be military and the children will bs taught tnS
use of arms. The number, for the present. Is res'0