New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-06-07
THE STATE OF EUROPE.
From Our Own Correspondent,

TURiY, May 20, 1862.
Victor Emanuel was received at Naples, Messina,
Salerno ard Reggie, with an enthusiasm which
battles description, AMI coIfounds the Legiiim'sis
and Reactionaries at Rome Vienna, and Munich
Sill there il feature in those oyations which ough,
to render u. cautious in coming At once TO the concu'
sion that the union between tie southland the north
Of Italy gives general satisfaction. Within one
week, not less than IS, 600 petitions were presented
at the Kings Palace. There are therefore, 5000
people in population Of 100000, who expect some
individual boon or grace from tie Goyernment-ono-
sixth Of the inhabitants either dissatisfied or do
not RELY upon their own energies and expect every
;hinc from the King. The Government, we'll aware
Of the childish, impulsive character Of the Neapo
lana re,orted to some measures which seem out Of
place in our century. precious collar of emerads
rubes and pearls worth 1000 francs, was carried
by the King TO tie Church Of ST. Januarius, and
hung upon the neck Of the statue OF the patron
saint Of Naples, probably as reward
for the readiness with which the miracle
of the lauefaction of lis blood WIS performed Oh
every occasion siace the expulsion Of tie BOurbonp.
IL tie Government pawl-broking establishment, all
the objects pawned for less than ten francs were
prstutously Ieturned-au operation which oosts the
State 500 900 francs. Northern Ilaly, better edu-
Gated and more seil-reLant, LOOKS with at0rishment
on those medieval tricks for counting popularity.
and was a. the very same time preparing different,
most serious enterprise. Caibalal has been STAYING
already for somc weeks at the watenug-place Tres
corre moi far from tie Austrian frontier account
of an attack Of gout his eutcnants and aoet trusty
friends had gathered around hiu; great agit ton
prevailed Ill along tie boundary; young men assc-
bled ia the neighbOring towns, arms were bought,
red sfts were seen everywhere; u became evident
"a ~ 60. lob loo H.l.
lie Miristefs, without exception, had gone to Ma
plcs. where Prince Napoleon was 10 oxpOund the
views Of tie In perOr 10 them. The undcgngs at
Turin were stricken with blindness. About that
tine a CIea; robbery took place AT Genoa. Six men,
aimed with reNClyefs entered Gt noon the bank OF
Mr. Parodi, the we!l-knOwn Reactiouary banker,
with whom the Peier-Qencc used 20 be deposited.
They bound the banker and his ~Lic-hvered clerks,
who Gii not dare 10 give aiaInl, and cleared the
bank oi ga-h and notes, 10 tire amount OF SDJ,OJO
francs. Jew da 5s later, tho robbers were taken,
Oh board OF a schooner winch MAS about TO Fail for
Greece, but only 10000 francs were found upon
them. They pretended TO have thrown overheard
the rest OF the sum- and, Indeed. parcel containing
fifty notes OF thousand francs each wac washed
on shore on the following day. The robbers were
Boognese, and they pretended to have been induced
20 do the deed BY a strangei-a gentleman who ID
they qualified their iirst deposition, had taken one
paIl OF the booty. The English passport OF CoL
CatabeDi having been found upon tho person Of one
of the robbers, the police gave secret orders to
arrest the Colonel, one Of the most daring
heroes Of Gen. Garibaldi, VINO Oh Sept. H.
1862 had taken Cajazzo, and on the 9th
lad fallen into the hands Of tie Bouboniss after re-
ceiving nineteen wounds. The Colonel was just at
Trescorre with Garbaldi; the police introduced
themselves at the dead Of night into the waer ring
establishment, ssized the Colonel and all bis paIers
in the hope OF finding the missing money but instead
OF tne money they surprised Garibaldls orders and
plan Of cam laign. Catiabeni was 10 lead the van
guard, Nullo and others were 10 follow. Upon this
discovery, orders were at given TO arrest Col.
Nulo, NJ. Ambivari and dozen GaIibaldian
officers. Troops were dispatched all along the rus
trian frontier the organized bands Of young men
assembling those parts carried TO the fort
REFS OF Aiossaudria, arms were SEIZED the confu-
ZION spread into the Venetian territory, Emperor
Francis Joseph and Lis Empress fled TO Vienna;
UTler Italy in an uproar. Garibaldi at once
told the Lors Lieutenant Of Bergamo, and wrote II
TO the government that Nullo aud all the other off.
Gers bad acted by ais command; that he alone was
responsible.
At Turin the Under Secretary Of the War Depart
meni, Air. CaprOio, fell no Minister wa. present.
air. Mclcgari, the Ex-Secretary OF Mazzini, now
for Foreign Affairs, took matters Ia
bis own hands, and repli d that 10 was sorry the
Government could not share Gen. Garibaldi OF in-