New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-08-03
ITALY.
NAPLES AND SICILY.

There is no news of moment from Naples or Sicily.
Teleeraphic dispatches state that the Neapoltan
Government had ordered the removal OF the Royal
Guard from Naples The other troops were to be con-
fined to the fortresses and their posts nrusted to the
National Guard
The punishment Of the bastinado had been abclshed
and the Prefect of Police had issued ordinance
doing away with the secetdungeons in all the prisons
The Neapolitan ENJOYS at Turin had had several
interviews with Count Csvour, and NJ. de la Greca,
the Envoy from Naples Paris, had been received by
nj. ThouveneL
Adyces from Naples say that as the reaction
srv movement Of the 18th occurred the Ministers went
in body to the King and insisted upon resgnng I'M
ess the authors of the riot were brought TO court
martial The King at once went to all the barracks,
baraneued tie troops and made all the officers and
soldiers take an oath be faithful to the Constitution
The Ministers tbereupon withdrew their designations,
and the members of the Corps Diplomahque called
upon the King and congratulated him.
TIE Envoy of Garibaldi to Paris had had an inter.
view with the Emperor.
Palermo dispatch of the 18th Gays that some OF
the Sicilian Ministers had again resigned.
The refueal of Neapolitan naval officers TO act
against Sicily had been confirmed. -Four frigates had
Joined in this pronuncismiento.
The steamer Ellen Vannin of Liverpool, and four
other foreign vessels had been seized at Naples
Tie Malta Odserrer of the 18th inst contains the
following extract from letter from Marsaa, dated
July IL:
You will be glad to hear that the Lombardo-the
large steamer that brought G6ribsldi here and winch
was sunk at the entrance OF the port has az last Deeh
saved and was lowed round TO Palermo the ~ before
Yesterday. She will require deal OF repair ana NJ
ling ont In conseq uenco of the Marsaese having
s,r,nned her even OF OF her planking GarIDadi
ongbt TO make the MarSaese pay for putting her 70
z Nom win. no doubt, have heard that Major As
csnso has been nominated Military Governor OF Ira,
pani and that he has been promoted TO the rank Of
" There is capital communication between England
and Palermo via (}enoa-tbere being regular line OF
steamers lunping direct between these TWO ater Por
and there ia another line between Leghorn aud faer-
mo. believe thew now get letters from England IN
| five days We had the Benjamin Franklin here last
week on her fret trip round this part OF the slhnd
The Argus is fixed 10 remain at MARSHA, 30 tnae
we feel quite safe-indeed, you csnno! nnaelne
the sauaTy effect the presence OF one OF her Majesty
! ships has on the eyil-disposed."
The Malta Times of the 18th Of July, publishes the
following intelligence from Sicily;
."MrssIsA, July 10, 1860.
"Very little Of importance has TAX place here dur
ing the week. On Tuesday last two Nespoitan frig
aes passed through the straits their ~ 10 Trieste.
| They had on board the Qneen-Mother and all her
family besides about 80 Of the Court attached 10 the
BOurOoDs.
"a large number of Italians arriving at Pa
lermo The Intrepid, which came In on Saturday the
7tb inst bro ught the news that four steamers were
continually running between Genoa and Ps!nno,