The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-08-13

a letter in VIII lch her Majesty wrote: "on YOU.
my lady, "" depend t.. ,,naip'ain the dignity
good winds aud good fortune go WITH YOU, 70
Lady Iamtt,,n, thu Thu nln ssDl a' b1
Tnrdnni iii II. and under her slrcnugus ur-
cency tho EnalIsh Admiral nstoundcd Naples
by iqhns RpHs 4"i NJ WAN i" @nSs
coming the dignity of tie Crown English
sailors and mnrnGs %cSnncI IN" Of 'nGs, lmpoT
on which tho refugees unlcr tho cnrituation
had nsen emeaTked dn, ,1" THsisS s MSrs
and tho refugees. landod in chains. were
'h Nov mw VIII KVdmira PRICE Caraccolo
witt, hts officers had go1c on, shore, aud
JspcrscA gay or sw niSr ' III. pFH TnSs
ing I" his family. was bc'rayyi =. =, u ser.
ysnt ana SHR A. upon RSrn tS Of FIRE s
Lord Nelson demanded that the Prince Shout
lie surrendered to- him and sent ON BOAR
The purpose OF this demand was to protect
tho Admiral. but lie had no sooner becn taNen
Admiral convened u naval rouTt marital %
N"apoltan Officers, nnd.r tho rr"s tnn,s Oh
Ghsy sc GSnt Of Rmr on
i0r years himsc! under tho riders o, tarac,
.iolI hI s"nri maria' %ni rncs roceioly
demanded tint the proceedings should be con.
aaGSd "Sg thu Italian al wtS II iu Mr 1tas
which they were made. Count Thurn, 40,
2nrns the and Gorfa q 3 shs
demand ,Dn Of Of Prince C"racciS,o The ENGLISH
ing too much time has been lost already"
sent bpck Count Th"rn to proceed with
II This ;" was about noon on tho 18th June.
ln~ TBS ; court maf was st Tnce r fSof
day day. hayins found found the Admiral satv. ~.
$pS%i 1TF% Sesa OIL
imprisonment for III" A., md nmt IL nc, death: ny
md there. ut half past 7. NJ; Of that sam,
day. Admiral Prime. GarGcci1lo x WAC .aa
nvH often IN with Ii,
and eonntrymsn of Yr;l Nelson was bar re;
ranisd Nelson 70 ral.rmo The body, after
was cut down and. with cannon ball attached
to the feet. was drorncd into tho bay.
tragedy King Ferdinand arrived in tho Gulf Of
Naples Het2oS ~ MS Quarters On the lag haG.
lowing no one to approach him excnptinR
those whom hc Ind brought with him or
merciless measures Of repression which. in
his mind and in That Of Queen Carplins. were
lie had been in the harbor less than
three days when an incident occurred which
BY by 't the re Tan GEM Gnea
relates this incident upon the authority OF an
eyewitness. from whom he had it at the time.
Thomas Hard Of .nS r Hho
XSout H noon the the I'D June 90 King For:
sons i1 on the deck OF the British flag ship when
thuir attention was attracted by strange OBJ
rapidly before the wind toward the vessel. As
It came nearer 1t was made out to be tho dead
pe nS CT I POSITION SS throusn tho water Tie
| hair was blown about the features. but rs the
awful object mu the shr tke diat s
suddenly. called out. recognizing the c"un;;
in kind Of 1 , GnTf rae
group. and after moment the King added in
tremuIous voice. C.e rtoIr quest, m9rto:"
by tho English Chaplain. who said gravelv
@R4 SMs Is ne et wf hn
have i. ciacaIntod TIE King and hhnrryihns
1H hs sot seem ssan for ssvora
The Ensllsh Officers. lowering a boat. recoy:
cred the body. Capt; Hardy. who himself
told Gen Colletta that it weighed fifty;two
pounds; The body wns taken ashore and de.
reyerently Inferred in the little church Of san
p'GG Giovanni Bnnsan. Who had been at Palermo
did i not hesitate to express his horror and in:
| dignation at this transaction with freedom
ANY, oer sss pihs
tan navy at that time. tho wrath of the satellites
to whom the administrntion OF public affairs
return. Tho atrocities Of September. 1908.
republican Paris were YER . %fatGhed'
lion at Narlcs: Without going into asai!
tne 9Th no Of July. 100. a bowling Nonpoiitan
| mob built great fire in tho afternoon on the
into into It i i've living mon. and devoured thsr
| roasted flesh in the prescnc" of eycwitnesses.
az the M time. al. and %. the Armed Guards Of tho
Legion OF the santa Fed" VIII" did not dare to
Tm w hf 1 ne oos
city were gnrrison"d by English marines and
Ferdinand. on board Of Lord Nelson's flagship.
Gas op! c" and and WITH ae {"
-. The fortunes OF the French armies in
the the wane. but this did not last long.
The tide Of war and OF French republican
s sG,Siy nna ~ for tha s Tim" King F"
dinand and his court were forced to seeI!
safety in iliGht under the lTits , finCi Lord
she'd and confusion t" tho bourbon, monarch
| that tn" hero of Ahouk IT was rewarded with q
| Duke o l'rontc. which Is Still h"rn" 10y his col.
lateral descendants. Giovanni Bnusan. II ks
most Of the ,Ne4polinns, Of tho main;
land a,c%p',a thH Nan"ic%n'I imomnrchs AZ. I'D
naval service Of MS country: lie behaved
with cons :,i.ug"s salnntry 1T II" Siege OF
Joachim Murnt was King of Naples. that no
r"riorme hi most re.lrnra1eh naval exploits.
Naples was then 6lOckadCd 10y m Anglo
Sirilinn fleet. lnusan. WHO lay in the liarhor
with lri:ato n corvette. and som" small yeN.
scls only. undertook t" run through lbs icrt
u e. nal,
tan garrison At NiliSr"ln. II" fought his way
| up. hugEirg The shore. al through ia" hours
Of Il long day. against DG enemy out.
numh"ipg him ten to on. ln-inE s"y"ril "
his smaller vessels and suffering much dam.
age an his own frirato. but blowing M ono of
the English iirct ard aTEin. two: II" reached
his destination and a"c"nI,iisi" his purpose.
and. having: done this ana r"irIircd tho dam
ag" don" 10 his v"ss"lS wll Is he could dur
ing N" night h" deliberately put about he
n"X morning. lgni inst tn" plot"Hts of the
nstoni>hcd Land officers, and fought his way
back to Naples. News of his return.
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