The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-01-12

On the evening Of the 9th Of eros of oaly
American ship now In put, the Oliver Mosss,
shore, and meeting with GaribadAAs they began 70
make more noise and disturbance THAI tho Aw aliowA
They were ordered 10 dcss BY the guard bat the SAILOR
did not heed the command and he was shot. lilo wAs
carried 70 hospital by the guard, and died tho
same night. / have not been able to learn the
name Of the unfortunate The American Con
sui informs that the matter has nos been
brought before him officially but the facts were comma
ncated to him by the ships interpreter Az sailors &C.
morally enlist under assumed name II In probable that
his true one will net be discovered unless no made It
known prior to his deoease.
From death to matrimony Is not unpleasant subject
to most minds, and 30 l viii give you da. Tho
King has his State troubles, but those 40, all u Is
said There are wounds that often strike deeper than
mere business trials. Tho monarch is Ia love- very
common occurrence with poscntases1nd wants to mar
ny again. But the ladyfor 81 state Of course
Is not acceptable to Count Cavour and he has had the
marriage put OF three different times. Now, however
that the Prime Minister with hts Majesty /, is sai
the King is determined TO carry out his ntenons ara
told that between the double weights Of love and State he
really in perplexed and troubled situation. Uneasy
! is the head that o
The Ministry Of War of Naples Is abolished; good
movement this, it will rid the government here Of
many annoy and difficulties In place thereof Is in
stituted, under the OF war
Turin, general directory Of the military Affairs OF this
province Major General Eisio Cuga nominated Chief
Of the Directory Major General Rcot Magnano is pro-
vsionally Nominated military commander Of tho city,
| forts and province Of Naples.
The mixed commission appointed to establish tho rank
OF the hcofs OF the two armies has been abolished by
order from beadqaafcrs IL il capital thing to have
headquarters five hundred miles off that csside in when
afvable and annui unpopular regulations Of ths local
government The plan itself not 80 very objections
bic app ehand but the test necessary to establish
the grace by the docun nts. Now, the idea OF lot Of
dbustes rushing peIl NEIL all quarters Of the com
pass JOIN Garbadi having FOR NAL commissions
ridiculous Why, OF the officers drs the Conc
and received their appointments, v,ra Uce, In sua-
tions where the usual commissions almost mprac
ticabie first met and joined him whilst he was re-
clinng beneath the shade Of wall, beneath
tree, climbing up hillside to Wow the adjacent
country By the brook washing his clothes, or was
on horseback-a c9rdaly received and requested
join without ceremony Some, of course, received tho
Documents the written docuen,s but others only bore
tho indeble documents of diseased systems, Of
shattered arms or wounded legs and their swords AS
affairs have turned out probable nearly all the voun
officers will their hcsnes, remain here, In
either event ready for the spring campaign, If tarioald
! calls.
My letter treated mostly of the discomfort, NIL
eos, the Italians term it. that existed the previous
require sls 20 reader ~. Justice TO the various
dstu Dances a:d Communications that take place here
during the period Of one VI Cd As ,le exoitement has
no'eIsteh u' no' Oolt1iAp.sc r.'uub M. sn1u
casually the scject ia the cnmInication Bat there
IL OF Complaint thai cGltci TO notice, and IA
| 1t s of vast importa,c3 every community AID espe
cialy here at this time Will mention il. moan the
subject Of education anu that tn dissatisfaction In
regard this Indicates the beating OF tine public pulse
tho right drecon or with proper motion, and II may
tho educators working together, AS in times past, TO
keep the people in ignorance Perhaps the government
hesates to let light shine upon penghted minds just yet
and so establishes the old methods I'LL matters become
fixed and settled But then again, thu priests are
tenacious GLASS; and win, If possible, hold on to anti
quatcd sysNms and rather baa yield will go among the
people and move them 70 create disturbances Victor
Emanuel had most difficult problem TO solve when this
people became his subjects. why mo, original Nea
poan opnion), between tho beggars and professional
thevcs and the chetng, dishonest traders, dealers
paccen ana a.. warts hore are very few decent persons
remaining. Nnai hercujean task to make OF such
material Ard yet il VIII be done in due timo, cen
fury two. But return. give no better idea Of
r s on ts ssn &C. IS asscontoat on ae
OF the public instruction. Now they will reopen the
schools but what chooss Those surely OF the
the syscm that existed IN the years Of terror One
omprehcnds that the conscience Of tho people
dark. = ignorant or good principles and 10 cover this
nakodntss we have need Of new dress. Ii wish
thon truly TO benefit public intel gcnce we must radi
cay abolish old institutions saturated with Paganism
implnt the school OF Christ, which dillses in
tchigcncc every mind without detuding ourselves witt
some 90 To1e system OF PATCHWORK thn centraz' J
right to he civilized and they canuot be without sys
ten Of Uniform instruction IN every part Of the land
This i The right kind Of talk and shows that there arc
Itaiau minds who care speak plainly and ~ the
I point.
Persons at a distance, unacqnain,ed with the mixed
elements Of population hero, may deem II surprising that
the old order OF things should be adhered to mcn,
and that 20 many Of the Boqfbou employees yet hold
Office IL ia very easy, when affairs in unsettled
condition. priests and other interested parties TO ope
rate on tho King ana COUNCILLOR b. holding out the idea
that commotious Instructions viii arise IL certain
changes madeior instance, IL education Is encou-
ragcdand hat The people eluire restraint and that
\ will No fape ~ U I.ht
IN Transient CLEANS and through ihe eurhonic Ions.
don't sny th hrs been The case IN regard TO the return
to the old educational sysfey lo system 40 all am
told), but not Improbable, rs II Is well understood
that the government ha been quite uneasy the state
Of affairs and found IL difficult 20 decide what course
best 10 pursue. As 70 the oiios holders, their
name "lcgon" IN Tor tie old regime and thcy have
by no means decreased IN number or IN perseveriug
tena,y. They s long for the sprs OF oifce and, be
ng converts 70 cdnst tnti0us government They dsem
they have an increased claim TO retain their positions
and, heirg wei acquainted with 'the ropes great
many Ga hold on.
III saov icw matters formerly existed will rcfer 20
report ust made IN IeiJn 10 one Of the bureaus The
Minister Of Finance ayit desiring TO learn the con al
tion o. b charge went 10 inspect tho Census once. In
accordance With the published regulations he expected
10 md thirty employees but there were only min
or ton IN the apartment. where the other ccrls
he asked, and tho reply was "They come; they
paw but relieved from duty" The Minister,
not being yerscd Bodrbou diplomacy, Asked for the
pay roll ana he saw that the oice had four employees
under i've years old, three between soyen and cight
years and the others exoneraied from service.
THIS T. an unauesiionable fact aud OF The
thds 81 the bourbons - gn the affections Of certain 70
miles, and glso establish spies. Hence they appointed
and paid chdroa Of their ayorities who had hardly left
their mothers arms This discovery induced thorough
uvcrhiulng Of all the departments, which process Va,
believe. stu IN progress Among others, the varioas
officers required report the number Of petitions
iha have boon presented asking for office perceive by
u Ia papers that the number reached 100
g the dictatorship OF Garibad aud the Secretary
VI the iaeutenaney has over 40 600 his table After
THIS nothing need u s1d about the people u the United
satcs beng s. fond q oaicc The Councillor Cor the In
terror states that according reports from fifteen pro
yiness there 23i employees than allowed by
regulations OF Anr !, 1851 and that the expense
a over thuty-ons thousand ducats. This does
DOT include the Naples ds,fit tpresune, there
listecn districts or subproyincce and have been In
formed that there were two hundred than al
lowed u dCpai ttnent here.
tfrbc cayom will In the long lose Count Cavour
and Count Cavour IN the long vi lose visitor Emanu
t' This npd IN an address TO the peopleone OF tho
gain (or cent? class OF which many issued sold
w the street posted the walls is very easy TO
prophecy bu, another thing for the 10 verify tho
prediction. This able for the rand march