New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-09-22

ord red on the nights Of Cors aJd another on those
of Filadelfs, where numerous bands being as
! ssmbled under Bsnchi ard Met;. At Nuova Rotonda
the Italian Savoy banner had been raised. A com
,D, NJ the 18th Of the Line and the GsDdarmes had
tee1 oblgs = 10 abandon Atsuurs which was occupied
~ 3 600 pfurgents from Ma'era. The revolutions in
he asicsta is daily acquiring larger proportions a1d
the vision al Government at Poteh:a directs every
| movement. Some of the authorities who hal ned
| have met in Maps
ArGUs1 I'll an writing late at night and the
mir isters cent in their resgnatlors yesterday Inc
King has not vet accepted hsn The reason of IT, I'M
doubteely. thai Il has heen founS Impossible to form
new ministry, for tho King undouboHly aesheS 70 aus
embarrass hinself Of his present advisers ana 10 at
tempt a coup dH0t The conspiracy TO which nave
aluded was discovered in good time TO Prevsut any
bad consequences. There is proof sufficient deeply to
compromise the court and Prince IscbiteDa the COM
nancer of the National Guard, also Colruhauo
commander Of the rreses and the Piazza. The facta
viii come ont in the instruction Of the process. Much
money has been distributed, and people we'll informed
tell me that the money was supplied by the French,
though am far from asserting II. One thing Us un-
doubted, that for long time the policy Of certain
party has been TO create disturbance and embaraass
meDt. The conditions demanded Of the King by the
minister's which alone they will remain ID power,
are the misssl Of Isc1ea and COtruhanoi but the
King makes no sign. There was very ninated
ecene between the ministers and Cotrntano to g
morning. the former accusing the general OF con-
spiIiug against the country, and the latter retort-
irg tie accusation. deput3tion from the Ma
uusrters waited the Minister rs this morning., offered
them their protection aud declared that, If the cond
tons not granted By theking aud Ministers vent
out of power, they would make barbados and begin
the revolution in the city, cannot describe tina egts-
ton and apprehension bieh exist here. All the Ma
tiona Guard has been under during the day, and
remain 30 all night. Preparations also made with
regular arms knives stones IN and out OF houses to
be resdy for any emergency. The royal family feel
then selves to be at the last gasp, and will struggle for
existence. | send you the translation of bulletin
which has just been Issued by the Comato TO the fol-
lowing effect: "Another unworthy attempt lie threat
ened by the reactve aims at sending fleet 70 the
Austrian porte and thus 10 deprive the country OF lts
naval force to place the Neapolitan hsg under the
orders Of Austria 20 detach from their families and
condemn to exile brave officers These facts are
submitted to the public conscience. To resist thsse
orders is not only right but duty" am informed
that Piedmoptse steamer hiss been placed this night
across the port and within the last hour British vss
eel has taken up her station near the Victoria.
A circular dispatch has been sent to-day by the Min
lister for Foreign Affairs to the Neapotan Minister at
ST. Petersburg, Berlin, Munich Berne, Paris ltwO),
and other capitals none was sent to London. Or
course, / cannot interpret the cipher. We do not
know where GaIibaldi Is, but every one, believe,
lorgs for his appearance if only to order aud
put end to this distressing state Of apprehension and
uncertainty.
Cen Bcsoo returned from Salerno last night, com.
planning uch of the insults which he received from
the reputation Of every place through which he passed
He gives it his opinion that the Neapoltan troops
vii! down their arms 6tter Drlng etOt or
f0rad aud in the city he imagines that there will be
even less resistance There is however great fear Of
a struggle among the people, and, as have told you
considerable preparations are made to meet the danger
SEPT. 1.-THE official Journal Of last night publishes
q decree by which all bi due on the 3lst of August
are allowed al indulgence of thirty days more. Regu
latopg are published also for the discipline of the Ma
tionsi Guard. The import duty on books is reduced
from TO duca's for every canaro gross Of books
An ADDRESS is published also, from Sgnor Giacchi the
Director Of the Interior, TO the lntendenu aud Soft
iDteudsn, which elbows the great disorder and danger
Whi. h exist throughout the country.
revolution has broken out il the district Of Sala Of
which lfor nston had Just been received from the In
ter oeute Of Saerno. Thirty of Gsibalds followers
have ytd there and organized force OF 1000 men,
under the eCmnand OF Col -, formerly In the
Neap6ltsn service. provisional governm mt under
tbe name of Victor Emanuel, bas been prOclamed
Garibsl.i Dictator, Giovanni Matina, Pro dictator.
To the present moment midday the ministerial
crisis continues.
Tie following report of the details of the lae
will be interesting to you, aud send them at the lat
moment. 1t that have escaped from bloody
rsactionary movement, which discovered Just i'll
tine. All the papers end the accused have besn sen
TO The Attorney General TIE movement Was to have
commenced on the Both at midday. Baron Brenier
yesterday went TO Sgnor Romano, to prOaure if pos
sble tie liberation of Sanchieres the author Of the
placare ard the letter now send Ia the beginning o.
mo week Prince lschitsna was al the French Legation,
in cose confabulaton. Curious condolences! What
are to axe OF certain facts and reports which have
NAPLES, Aug. %, 1860.
Ny DEAR SIR: You must accuse me of ingratitude
and almost Of negligence, but have thought much Of
you and Of your happiness on my return, and my
PRAYERS are heard you will b. reesablshsi in your
vocation. Fer myself such in brief Is my hfe since
| NY unhappy departure from Rome. Providence has
prevented the realization Of all nay projects. have
been compelled by circumstances to Temsin IN Naples,
| where have suffered much for some months Sine
then GOD has cent me friend. / then wrote bro
chufe in defense of King ami Pope, which you must
have received month since. Ever sipoe nave been
In constant danger OF ASSASSINATION from Tretched rev
o.utioniss. Some came TO me with that design while
| / was at msss; there God saved ne Shall escaps
This would be to die without having fulfilled ny sacred
duty. But you will pardon me it snail have tue good
| fortune 60 live: aud when political matters are more
quill, shall be for time At lea attached %
| the per-on Of the King. AT present, | an In the
service of OF the princes of his family TO supply
| correspondence for come Journal OF France. Iney
sre pleased with my devotion to theu The
Emperor Of Austria and the Duke OF Modens
| have con p,imentsd on account OF my
| book hope that in consequence OF this, my hnaa'
| cisl positiOn viii be seniiDy Improved Ia short
time. But God hss my suferings and humilia-
| tiors. l have coDfd nee in Him. There has been
question Of seDding ne on q mission to Rome ii telS
should lspren, thsl do honor TO all ally hrst yisil
fer st Peter snd the Miuerya, where wss 80 happy
| as to be permitted 10 offer my wre,ehed serVlesstp
| God, will he TO you. have much 10 tell you We
he of fearful insurr5cilon ali whlen
have told you ia strc,tst confidence l. about TO be
realized Gefbadi h6s powerful party here, favored
by NapOleOn The wicked Of all coun hes are hoTlng
into ire capital The Krg il leaving 70 place himself
the head cf the army he has courage but he is sur
rounded by 80 many traitors that he remains without
| hope Ashe is "a most vbtuOus man, ard bis people
ed against him only or account OF his great g
boranee Of affairs Ithrk he VIII the Difficult
tee which are daily created fer his ruin. Bat It VIII
rot be without shddJg Of bio d. bis troops ere faith
ful, ard most irrated against Garibsldia1s they
! will make fearful ST. Bartholomew it God does
| net sid uf There will be many victims, aud per
hEps in very few days Lsmorciers Is said TO be 10
The midst army 10 comm AID In the frat battle on