New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-09-18


who has iOit ed aruy that since the last month they
had II al control over their soldiers owing 10 the
fact u at agents OF the Canarla OF Gtsta were
purposel spresd among the ranks in order 70 detec'
the liberal fee Of the officers BE this true or not
the f. ct of the great ded orsE, of the Neaoohtn
army ia fully proved by the amost incredi lie results
We have obtained within the last sixty-two honrs.
u seem now that going 70 start Tor bagnaia
ard ak our way toward Piano della Corona "n'io
it is stated that Neapol,an corps d'armee l2Vv peu
strong is awsitir The lace, as u Da5I md
Gates is a wide plain, one hours marep ~ WIN au
length, all free from trets IL u Two ~ 20 NsnIes
from BaRnara OF d stands on the blgh ROAD 10 NsPes
Another Neapnltan force st stronger 10 p's.u ~
Monte leone al that place can re Teachsu ~ D.
fifteen hours march. Wha' Wi, tns pe'oee y, II
A. Lie q, roma and Monteleone do g. probably they
W IN initiate Geper,l LAMA, Bosco Gaottl, Milaldl,
and Rripspts-eapulate or bolt. As the Caiao1sns
cav tbs NespoitaD soldiers " roghdno TtParm'are ~
pGncia pei fch dt Settt mbre or IN plan EpBusn,
fbev are not anxious to die. IL 10 generally though
that in this world the past II good criterion ior Juus
ing the future II tba. phllosophie axiom be true we
NAV hope 10 reach Naples before the 10Th OF sePem'
The p, stall service b.irg very uncertain III Cia ra,
7 fear cha not be able 10 g. nd you my letters 50
regularly as | endeavorsd TO do till now The readers
of your paper will from time to time get them all In
lump. -. ,;.h.
and his staff is going to join bin in few minutes.
Cossnz division also left for the same destination w
8 o'clock D. m. The news we receive from Pi'nl IN
forms us that the Nespoians there have dlsb indeu,
and that The amy Monteleone is in complete state
of Generalization. l not, therefore, mlstaken III
telliI you that the march of Garbald to Naples VIII
be tiDpy triumphant one
SARDINIA.
Correspondence Of The London Daily News IN
TURIN AuQust 80.
Alea iacta est-the die is cast Our Government
has deemed it TO be necessary for itself and advan,
tsgeous 10 the whole of Europe 10 come forth out OF
the Diplomatic shiy.shsllyiDg and 10 prevent Naples
from becoming upon The fall of the Bourbon throne,
prey 10 anarchy, which n light for brief moment
crafty the sef-ove and visionary schemes OF some
baz7nians but would result in the triumph OF reac'
ton. The Neapolitan army ia either conquered or
broken up the people are proclaiming victor Emanuel
which that they still faithfully atac ed 70
the cbical principle and they do not desire 70
call in any foreigner 10 occupy their homes were
we 10 delay responding to their CALL the monarchca
principle might suffer shipwreck m the midst OF
the tempest, French prince might turn the
iuterregnum 10 bis own profit. For these rea-
sons ,be Pedmontese Berssgeri are 10 land forth.
with from the Sandman ships in the capital OF
the kingdom for The purpose OF preserving order ana
afterward General L4marmOra Is TO arrive with 30VoV
men, and TO reorganize the decompOssd army III the
rapid conveyance Of lsrge force should be lOp's
sble the Pope will be asked TO allow passage through
HE dominons. TIE Pope eded this passage TO the
Aus1rians in 1891 and again 70 the NeapotaDs IN 1873
al Low he cannot refuse it ID Ms Austria will not be
touched, but she making Ancona her mill
tsry port All the liberals have appianded this project
wbicb was communicated to the public two days ago.
u is Only MazziDis organs that oppose IT, because they
Sea that the monsrchia principle will acquire fresh
splencOr in Italy by this act. That party does not
compreheld the spirit Of the age; 1t remains
pere sect and loves itself rather than the nation.
The question now is, what will be Lamoricere's
line of conduct in consequence 6f this unexpected
determination of Government II is difficult
to divine what IL will be- bat believe that yesterday,
in the Gil of Ministers presided over by the King
after Farni bad stated the result of his urpeV TO
Chambery and of bis short interview with the Empe
ror this very QUE stion was started aud suitable pro-
vsion made for every case. This morning thec1b
.pat Miuiat anita in I'd nd
the Kin is displaying greater sOctude than ever for
the affairs of the State. Tee camps of Instruction,
which TO have been opened in the early part of
September TO be f,rsgOne this year, seeing that
part of the army must now get out Oh its march, and
part must bold tsef in readiness for whatever events
may happen.
Thus Gsribaldis enterprise which has already kin
died puch sympathy in old Engl4nd, will have
achieved prompt regards the L ~o Sicies,
and pernays also for part of the populations who
still subjected 10 the harsh and anarchca government
of the Pope.
We have here at Turin some more English officers or
gentlemen who ave full OF enthusiasm for Garibaldi.
They are about to leave for the Caabras being desr
ous of making his acquaintance and of as listing him If
necessary.
The letter of the Count of Syracuse which sent
you three days ago, made known here TO the pub
lie this morning and it has produced great sensation
have 10 inform yOu that second letter has been
addressed by him to our King, in which he recognize
him heDceorth the Sovereign of Italy, aud he pray
the King 10 occupy Naples without delay, in order
that civil war and anarchy may be prevented
In the meantime the King of Naples will proceed 70
Gaeta srd there shut himself up yet INDUCING some
hope. He thinks that by continuing TO hold Gleta and
the citadel of MessDa be say that he still possesses
The Two Sieiee, and that one can take possession
of bis throne without beir cons Tered usurper Bot
suppofing that after Naples with the entire king
dom, shall have declared for Nic,or Emapuel-as Sicily
has slready done-the soldiers Of NJ. ssina and Gasa
should remain faithful TO him he then be called the
King? Had some foreign enemy expelled hin he
might be considered sill the King; but when driven
ont by bis own people, and by the whole people OF
Italy, he has, accordi' to the true law of nations
cessed to reign. The legal 6etoD, the diplomats title,
has no lorger any validity in biz it wonld be
eTely bIue force applied to this that could i'm
pose BIN Oh the people but the civilization of our age
hiss made sGcb progress that even this will be
denieo him.
say that he is going 10 Gae'a because such was his
project few oas ago. Bot The last declaration of his
generals has very probably induced him 10 change his
mind, az 90 direct n Vienna or Monaco Madrid.
White the King of Naples VIII take ship for III mn
nose of leaving bis lovely bav ,iovern,,s, IL br.
u0 every TRANSPORT It can ,d our own vessels of war
nj being sufficiently numerous, for part of them are
alresdy occupied elsewhere. Two large steamers Of
the late Transatlantic Company have been already
taken Op Ore of them, the best OF the two s called
the Count Cavour name Of good omen, as thu real
Count has Davigated the Diplomatic waters hitherto
with pretty good success though he was once forced to
throw overheard part OF his cargo 10 order to save
the ship. | mean Savoy ard Nice, which yet might
have been preserved and not left prey to the corsas
if others bad borne down to his assistance.
No witbstaDdiDg the declara ions she has made TO
our Government and 10 that of France, will Austria
remain passive locker on Here every one is askng
what sbe means 10 do, and perhaps the question may
he capable of being answered in ten days fortnight
hence. Few here believe in her decara'ionsi but
there are very many who believe that Hungary viii
compel her to be- at least for the present more prudent
than Is her wont.
SYRIA.