The Daily Times. — 1860-11-22 (Liverpool, Merseyside, England)

SECOND COMPLAINT OF FRANCIS 11. ADDRESSED TO THE EUROPEAN COURTS.  The following note has been addressed by the Mlitister of Foreign Affairs of Francis 11. to the cl:ipthmattie agents of that monarch. It is dated Oath.; 15th instad In a previhnh despatch I Made known to you in what manner the feVolationary Government of N'aples had despoiled the King ett meet and all the Royal Family of their private fortune, and ?tilde& oalatnny to the violatint! of all•laws. It was not enough: to. take possession of the" iinmense artistical riches which his Majesty, although they &longed to him by inheritance, had always left at the command of his people, thereby drawing an immense number of person's. to' the capital ; it was not enough to arbitrarily confiscate this majorats of the princes, the marriage portions of the princesses, the resources of orphans ; the legacies left to the poor by Feralhand IL, and the inheritance of the holy Princess of Savoy, nit adored mother of the King our master, but they have ohefttf the logic of anarchy by distributing the private fortune of. thr; Royal family among individuals who for the last twelte• years have not ceased to conspire against the dynasty, the throne, and social order, and against all the principles vrhiCia, constitute the basis of universally recognised right. You will comprehend, sir, that these are not men of sincere opinion who have fought and suffered in the struggle against the established government, and that it is not those men rho will profit by this sub-Persive act. Honest men, of whatever opinions they may hef will reject with indignation all participation in this act of rapine. After the glorification and remuneration of the regicide, those who have several times sworn to murder Ferdinand 11. must have a large part of the booty of his family's fortune. The justice of the revolution wills that children shall be forced to remunerate attacks committed against their parents. In the decree enclosed, note well the preamble and the date. It is therein said, "On the 15th of May, 1848, Ferdinand 11. violated a sworn compact, filled the city with terror and with blood,• substituted arbitrary acts and Violence for the law, and from that time commenced political persecutions." If a Government ever had a right to make resistance it was on that day. For the first time the representatives of the people assembled according to the Constitution sworn to by the King and by the nation, when, in order to prevent the pacific inauguration of parliamentary labours, revolution broke out. Everyone knows that the Government adopted every means of conciliation before it had recourse to force, and that after the suppression of the outbreak it hastened according to the same constitution to convoke a new Chamber. The decree above alluded to is signed by King Victor Emmanuel as well as the others ; the date of the 23rd October is posterior by two days to the plebiscite attributing to Victor Emmanuel the sovereignty of the Two Sicilies, and by eleven days to the determination come to by the King of Sardinia not to wait for the plebiscite, and to pass the frontier of the kingdom and take possession by force of the States possessed by the House of Bourbon. The insolence of those acts is evident, since the King of Sardinia has conspired against the throne of the King of the Two Sicilies, and, violating Divine and human laws, went in person to consummate an odious aggression, and now lends his name, his authority, and his armed force to the execution of those enormities of which he dares to take the responsibility before Europe and before posterity. I have considered it my duty to address myself to you, Sir, in order that.you may make known to the Cabinet to which you are accredited in what manner the King's Government regards those facts, and in order that you may solemnly and formally protest on the part of Francis 11. against the revolutionary decree of the 23rd October. Be kind enough to leave a copy of this despatch with the Minister of Foreign Affairs, and acknowledge the receipt of it.