The Sun.
London, England, 1862-09-01 00:00:00

LATEST NEWS.

DEFEAT AND CAPTURE OF

GARIBALDI,

TURIN, AUG. 30.
The following details of the capture of Gari-
baldi have been received :

" Yesterday a corps of Bersaglieri, commanded
by Colonel Pallavicino, attacked Garibaldi, who
occupied a strong position at Aspramonte.
"After a sharp contest, Garibaldi was wounded
and taken prisoner with all his followers."

The official Gazette of this evening publishes a
despatch from General Cialdini confirming the
news of the capture of Garibaldi, and stating that
2,000 Garibaldians were also taken prisoners.
Colonel Pallaricino's column numbered only 1,800
men.

The Gazette also contains the following :
"In order that the public may tot credit false
news, the Government declares that the official
Gazette is the only organ of its views and acts."
The Italia states that in the encounter with the
Garibaldians the Royal troops had 12 killed and
200 wounded.

The same paper says that Garibaldi has received
two wounds, cne of which is serious. His son
Menotti is also wounded.
The Gazetta di Torino says that Garibaldi has
asked to be put on board an English steamer, in
order that be may leave his country.
In pursuance of orders from the Government
General Garibaldi is being conveyed to Spezzia in
an Italian war vessel.
Colonel Pallavicino has been appointed General.
Deputy Calvino has been arrested at Naples.

TURIN, AUG. 31, Evening.
The trial of Garibaldi and his followers will take
place immediately.

It is not known, however, by what tribunal he
will be tried.

Signor Alberto Mario and Miss White have been
arrested at Milan.

It is rumoured that Deputies Nicotera and Mace
are among the Garibaldian prisoners.

The deserters from the Royal army to Garibald
who had been made prisoners, have been shot.

The French Government has complimented the
Cabinet of Turin, by telegraph, on the facts ac-
complished at Aspramonte.

PARIS, AUG. 31.

The .3loniteur of today says
" The insurrection which threatened to compro.
mise the destinies of Italy has terminated.
" Garibaldi, after a very sharp contest, in which
he was wounded, has been compelled to surrender
with all his adherents.

"He was immediately put on board an Italian
frigate, which has received orders to convey him to
Spezzia.

" The blockade of the coasts of Sicily has been

raised."

PARIS, AUG. 30.

La France of this evening asserts that Garibaldi
has been conveyed to the citadel of Reggio, where
every assistance is rendered him.
Colonel Pailavicino, the Commander of the
Bersaglieri who defeated Garibaldi, was formerly
his companion in arms in the Southern army.

MILAN, AUG. 31.

A false rumour of the death of Garibaldi pro-
voked a popular demonstration in this city yester-
day evening.
The crowd proceeded towards the residence of
the French Consul, but was met by a squadron of
cavalry, which slmmoned it to disperse. No at-
tention being paid to this snmm,ns, the military
cleared the streets by force, and one 'person was
Kilted and several others were wqunded.
To-day the city is tranquil, but the National
Guard are under arms, and patrols traverse the
streets as et precautionary measure.

The municipality has issued a proclamation,
exhorting the citizens to concord, and to rally
round the standard of the King.

TURIN, AUG. 31.
Popular demonstrations took place at Brescia and
Como yesterday evening. At the former place all
passed off quietly, but at the latter the people were
dispersed by force.
The state of siege will be maintained in the
Neapolitan provincs and Sicily.
The Royal troops are in pursuit of two bands of
Garibaldians which escaped at the taking of Ca-
tania and the conflict at Aspramonte.

PARIS, SEPT. 1.
The Paris papers publish the following telegram,
dated Alexandria, 31st ult. :

" Syria is tranquil and the Druses pay the taxes.
"In the Hauran, however, agitation prevails and
conflicts have taken place between some of the lead-
ing chiefs."