The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-09-28

II 10 reported to me that the spanish, Austrian, Bra
panied the King, also the Nuncio who has taken
down bis ARIES and has placed the French Tag above the
doorway
have just been into the Toledo, where the .rore y
Il. procession Of priests coming down, carrying
banr ers and decorations, with trcoiored scarfs ADD
together with q few bshops. After the bishops had
been presented this morning. Lord Hanover had an in
tervisw with the Dictator. Garbadi, IN fact, having
ceive him. Bands, banners and National Guard are
passing under my window and unless the rain prevents
him, shall have the Dictator shortly route 10 the
Pie di Grota but, unfortunately, thunder storm has
just set in.
out Of Casel Nuovs, shrekiog wildly viya Garoadi,n
while the civilians are kissing and huggng them II
THE NEW GOVERNMENT.
Garibaldi has succeeded in appointing governmen
for the kingdom OF Naples. The two committees OF "or
der" and "acton" at least some Of the members OF
tuted joint committee charged with the temporary pre-
servation Of public tranquility II consisted Of sesen
to the extreme three-COlonns, -cIoi and Pzanei
upon m ). man Of neutral politics These men,
the General, assumed the title and authority
Of provisional government, and Issued de-
snsdcm Of Naples Indignant Al this absurd impersi
hence the General ordered them be arrested though
what they doing. He then charged General Cosepz
with the task Of forming ministry. Cosenz himself
War; Iberio Romano, Home M1iser PssneiIi, Minister
Of JUSTICE Giacchi Minister Director OF the Police De
Cesare holds the portfolio Of the finances; Ardt the
project for the city and territory Of Naples None Of them
belong to the extreme party so that 1t wocd IL
the influence Of the good Cosenz prevailed the
dangerous suggestions Of Bertan The appointment OF
Romano and Giacchi, former ministers of King Francis
during the short constitutional rule OF the last Jew weeks
has given but little satisfaction.
From the Naples correspondence the London Chronicle
When the palace reached the crowd formed out
side, and perfect storm Of viva Garbadi' raised,
I'LL at last the General came out on the balcony He
red flannel shrt, fastened with belt roand his waist,
and there nothing except the exceeding panness Of
looked worn and DID, and stopped constantly he ad-
advaaced alone slowly amidst the cheers OF the
and, when Inc cheers died away, spoke in voice thai
you could hear distinctly 10 the urhest end of that great
when his short speech was delivered the cheering re
commenced, and GaribAdi's stat came out tho bal
cony and then the whole party RETIRED and the crowd
baid amidst confused mob Of officers and ministers and
spectators speaking to body hurryng to and fro,
and kissng after the Italian fashion Amongst
the crowd envoy from veneta, who told him tina.
everything there was organized for instruction, and
sad Garibaid "you can't be IN greater hAste than
am" and with these words he passed on to the next
claimant on his attention.
and the fortresses And after that Garbad retired 10
the Pelazzo Angr at the head OF the Toledo where he
nation from Romano the ex Minister Of the King, was
published
10 THE UscoserER1D GENERAL GARlBADI, THE DICTATOR
With the widest pa ience Naples awaits your arrival
to salute yoI Is the ReieeTer Of Italy and 70 deposit in
i inies '--' - p'"''' = ~ N-'' --N ''" wv
In this expectation shall remain nrm in my duty Of
protecting order and public tranquility Your words,
which have already been made known by to the PEG
pe are the beat pledge for the success Of M endeavors
] await your further orders, and remain, with un
tIBoRIo ROMANO, Minister Of Police
Even a. N:pes, in the excitement Of the moment
least, Of this language, from man who, not twenty
four hours before, was Minister Of the King, was
today, for everything and everybody, have heard
single cheer for '.Iiborio Romano the "Romau
1ribuDe,n - poor Francis II. nicknamei him. Imme-
diaely ater Garbaidis arrival provisional oyernment
was appointed consisting Of Messrs Ricciard, Ebertin
Of whom held ocs during the consttutonai days Of as
and AZ enjoying high reputation al Naples - men OF
character. Cosenis Vice Dictator. Al the same time
too the accompanying programme was issued from Carl
bNdi;-
PROCLAMATION.
To BELOVED POPULATION or NAPLES, THE TRrR DArGH
present myse to this noble ana imposing centre Of the
Italian population, which many centuries Of despo,ism
An The s necessity I was harmony in order to
created harmony through the sublime unanmity Of all
provinces for the reconstruction Of the nataa And
Victor Emanuel, whom we, from this moment, may call
the father Of our Italian land.
Victor Emanuel the model OF all sovereigns, win i'm.
press upon descendants the duty that they the
prosperity OF people which has elevated him for their
chief 18th enthusiastic devotion.
The Italian clergy, Who conscious OF their true mis-
sion, have, guarantee OF the respect with which they
VIII be treated the ardor the patriotism and toe truly
Christian conduct OF their numerous fellow priests, who,
from the highly TO be praised monks OF IAguama TO the
noble hearted priests Of The Neapotan continent have
and ALL in the sight and At the head Of our soliers
I'd FRA
repeat it-concord Ia the nrst want or Italy so,
win welcome as brothers those who once disagreed with
u.s. but who sincerely wish 10 bring their stone 70
raise up the edihce Of our country.
Finally, respecting other peoples houses are re-
solved 70 be maaters In whether the powerful OF
the earth like It or not GIUSEPPE GAKIBALDL
SAInSo, Sept. !, 1880.
one Of Wild CONFUSION me Austrian Prassian, Spanish
Belgian, and wurtemburg Ministers have lcf Toe PapA
9bs french .sea
no signs Of leaving and In answer 10 request from the
King before his departure, informed his Majesty
had received ms ructions which would Justify them 10
quitting their posts The Neapollian nof lying
on the Town have raised the coor Gag with the arms Of
Savoy After delay the forts began Ore saiutes,
and all the evening long have had gun booming
forth after the other IN honor OF the day Every hour
that passed the GRO I'd and the excitement have grown
greater The streets are thronred with carriages and
people The Toledo blaze Of light, and hardly
wife 'os Inc seaseess soon,s o. wn'es
reported racas between Of the convicts and The
guard duty at the CASTILLO del csrmne tie city
AN INTERVIEW WITH CARIBALDI
The following 70 an extract from letter from Mr. Ed
win James 10 q friend -
sNxrxo, Sept. 60 N.
Under the gray twilight Of a september morning We
steamed OF the hsrbor OF Naples In search OF Carl
baid Count Cavour bad ndy placed at our disposal
ssrdlnian corvette the Authiou (so named from The
place where their great battles had been ganed)
past eight O'Clock bad entered the beant
ui bay OF saerno Asultry bad struggled through
the thick ms and poured is fercest rays upon the
long roe OF stately white houses which form the great
srada Of salcrno. From the Geek OF the corvette We
observed that great excitement prevailed In the
town: the shore was ihronged with people; the whole
population, about 20 o00 sstlr. Az approached
We could observe that bsysue rltened In the sun. aud
the echoes OF loud nrtrds reached What did u all
mean As we steamed slowly towards the shore, The
large crowd moved 70 the point where prepared 10
land, and anxicusly watched the declaration OF
psrty-ihe Hon. Evelyn Ashley, Captain Goldman, Flnh
brseoon Guards Mr. Adam Smith and myself.
Prom the windows OF the fntendcnza, the mansion,