New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-05-05
ITALY.
Correspondence Of The London Daily News.

0'''''P'"''" fURIs, April &C. 1860.
Gen. Garibald seeing that the Italians of Nice have
resolved 10 ador the policy Of abstention has gwen
up hir design Of revistng his naive town, aoo gone
to Genoa where he yesterday took pa in the meeting
of the political society La Malone, and accepted the
clairpinnfhp of the Committee for giving assistance
to the insurgt of Sicily. This Sicilian movement
ces here the intense interest and is believed
that though the great towns on the nortnerh coast
sIe unooubiedly in The hands OF the Neapotan foV'
eminent, the interior of the hiand ana southern
maritime towns have been occupied by the lnsur-
O.nis who have established Government al
Corteone. At Palermo the number OF arrests
is inc edible; even the Prince OF Nlseam,
could not escape prison, though nls Pontvai
opinions were not suspected, for having spoken
90 re bold words against the inaiscrimn ite per
ssculi, ns of Sigpor Maniscach the Director Of 70
Ice The fight Of the 4th instant was oegun ~ the
sodiery, who surprised the copspirators wDen tuey
had ase. mbed in the monastery celia Gancia-a friend
Fra Michele OF SAINT Antonio, havlog betrayed tneir
meeting. While the struggle continued rodnd ths
monastery tbs Nespolitan n'ga,es and steamers oom
bsrded and destroyed the village OF flcanzz 10 tne
mel, 40, rhood of the capital keep the inhabitans
kp0wn for their revolutionary tendency, on from
Paelmo After the defeat Of the insurgents the ven
erabl, abbess Of the nunDery della Sane Croc wac ar
rested for having granted an asyum 10 Two nypg H.
surgenis III the cl9sleTs OF the building.
In seems low to be certain tat that Dlus'Ilous con-
dottere Gen de Lsnoriciere in turn .gltinist, W.
lesnist Republican, and Pon ica' has received psr-
mi sion from tre Imperial Government 10 serve TOT
Austiians BayarisIs Swirs, and lrsh motley cro"o
of hirepps such hiss kos been seen IN Ia ope lor
the last three hundred years Napoleon sees toai
revolution il early nev able in the Neapotan States,
and wishes 10 prevent the annexation OF southern
Italy 10 the northern Kingdom, and Lamoriere mas 70
KEGS es parse the 40 movements whlcn aglAte the
Nc sua The inheritance of the BourbOns Is not 10
oevolve upon Victor Emanuel, bnt upon muret. sun,
if such il the wish of the Tuilerer Poero, Seaolo,
and all other Nsspoltan refugees at Iurin take d-
feren view and agtste III favor OF Italian unity unoer
Victor EIna ue In the hope that the logic OF events
will, as in Cenrs Italy, prove stronger than the
withes Of the TuleIies.
MALES, April II.
steamer has come in from Palermo inst IN time 10
allow of my giving The reports OF two consus lhey
saw that the city wse quiet, the shops not OPEN and
they write the l2th the inscrgents were IN oecuPi
| ton OF all the DeghooIng PAGES except MonIeale'
Epgageuen occurred daily, in which losses were III
cured on either side. The troops were expecting re
epfo cemenis wb. they could advance, but not I'll
them at the la,t moment the intelligence arrived lhst
MiseImeri tbe headqusrersoi the insurgents mao oeeb
reraken by the troops, who occupied II. Inc insui-
gens Oh The approach OF the troops, hied and then
retired. Castslccaa has cent up TO urge that the
coast be watched II is reported that BODIES OF volun
have lsLdet, some cay NJ Cape fase1ro osnefs
in come Fart OF the island. German gent man VINO
has arrived Gays that il lie mpoesibe TO describe the
| misery of the population. FDe soldiers ard police
have robbed extensively but the odlum OF the people
| is directed principally against the ponce. NO per
sors are allowed ~ leave The ISLAND bat foreigners
lady had been TAX out of their vessel by ths police
int before they IefG. She ~as, beiese, the Bar
or So de Riso; snd as you know, her husband, the
Pr nee Niscemi, Prince Giardiuchi, and the Duke
| Monteleone, are all under arrest
TIE KING OF NAPLES AND HIS UNCLE.
The following ha, been aocress'd by the letter
Count Of Syracuse his nephew, the King Of Naples
SIRE My ,etioD for you, now ihs august head OF
our family, nv longer -erence 81 men and OF the
ciroumsta which surrounds U.s. and my love for the
country give ngtts sufficient the periiods times
in which live, 10 lay at the foot OF tho throne OF
your Majesty devoted suggestions as TO the futdre
stiDef of the country, anmaei az am by the sams
eeutp which bind yon Se 10 the fortunes OF your
people The principle OF Italian DatjonAlty when Tor
centuries he's remained in the field OF ideas has now
detcended vigorously into that OF action For US alone
20 reiuse 20 aesnoa ledge this fact would DE Dndhss7
and ma dnets, when some PO@ers III Europe
Etroiey supporting II, some accepting 1t, ana others
sLbpIttDg To il the extreme necessity OF tue Hms'
| PisdmCbt, which by its position and ia dyns4,i'
Trad tons gTaEps Der hands the fortunes vi tue SUI
alpine people, and makes herself the an'hor OF the
new principle, having cast asde the old mnnlciP1,
dear Low profit this po itical conception, spa
puiIer forward her frontier 10 the lower valley oil The
Po Bat this rational principle naturally and cirecD
reacts IN Europe toward those who help II, those Sho
accept IT, aD0 those VINO submit 10 It France must 90
tIe hat be LAHORE ptoeetIett email not be lort ana
Will be always anxious TO increase nsI influence IN
IDLY and IN every way 70 prevent tho l0ss oil tn'ss
advantages which she has derived from the DioVh
which sle has shec the gold 'be has lsvisned ana mo
importance winch she has created for her neishoor,
Piedmont. Nice and Piedmont detlate ihs openly
England, TOO, while accepting the national ae'eiop'