THE TWO SIClLIES
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The Disturbances in Calabra coe,jra!
want of troops, who are nearly ali g,;,
the frontiers of the Papal states, bas oD,'


the rovolters, The news of the discover, r.
conspiracy at Rome arrived here BY NJ.
Grasselin, who after his arrival in M, :
had many conferences with the Minis,erd


The.cnsry of the Austrian troops in,o
created quite a sensation here, but when


known that those troops had retired from


ma, who were to support the party in the
/ tempt against the legitimate authority ofth
the public mind became calm, and all an,


anxiety the solution Of this political drama
what has been discovered by means of lb
found in the house of Cav. Bertola, aud m
completes, it appears that the plan Of h


nous plot was concocled at Vienna.


In fact, secure of their project having
lice for their accomplices, and some minis
| state, the Austrians, 10 tho number Of la
tered Ferrara on the 10Th, the day on wh


massacre Of the citizens was 10 take b
Rome. Monsignor Ciachi the governor jill
rara, protested against this violation Of The ~
territory. The Austrian general who couu
ed the troops was surprised at this pro,es.
asked the governor If he had received an
structions from Rome to receive body Off


The governor replied in the negative, "a
dered the troops TO retire. The Austrian 4
al, ignorant of what had happened at Rone|
not knowing how 10 act, obeyed, and retire
This fact has uamasked Austria, and suffici
proved The means used by her to get up a n|
ere similar to those of Gallicia. II is sal
the conspirators had thor ramiiica tions in i
cities Of the state; in fact, in Bologna. a /
meni took place in tie church Of San PED
during Divine service.


Arrests continue in Rome and in The PROV
and from the papers found on the persons q,
ed a list of conspirators was discovered, .
includes the Cardinals Bernetli, Delagenga.
tel and Vanniceli, the Ambassador OF Am
the Nea politaE Ambassador, the Duchess Of
ma, our minister of police, Del Carelte.
discovery is sufficient TO show TO the word
sort of governments are those OF Ausiria
Naples.


Extract Of another letter of tho 9th ul!:


1.-The news from this part of Italy, is th
armed bands Of Caiabria, of poli.ico! chan
increase daily, and acquire great inAueas,
well on the public mind as ia the opprcn
of the government.


"It is poslvuely assorted that in Catan.aN
sarrlsoc has been dis1rmed by the people
the cries of Viva i Iadipen=q HaIidna.'
troops hung back and decidedly refused |
down the lnsurrection; thus the government
not trust them, and has only tho gondarm
depend upon; and if n movement is made
troops it will be rather as an appearance of
thaa with desire to fight


On the 26th two battalions were sent I,
enza, but 1t is generally supposed that thei
tlments coincide with their brethren in arms
ierment is excessive through all tho state;
diary writings. violent manifestations Giro
printed, against the government, and the
OF the King, and breathing brotherly lov
concord between the Sicilian and Neapolital
pie. These writings arc dispersed in great
oers IN the city and in the country, here
sicily, IN such amer that our police, ma
Iy so cTcumspect and ferco, will not risk
selves 10 prevent their circulation.


Every one expects revolt from tho agi
which reigns among the masses.


The news from Rome, brought 10 Nap
the refugees, and the information already /
of the connection ef our government wi
conspiracy. have no, little increased the e
ment of the public opinion.