New-York daily tribune., 1859-07-08
CARIBALDIs PROCLAMATION TO THE IN
HABIIANTS OF BRESClA.


The following proclamation has been addressed to
the inhsbitsn,s Of Brescia by General GanDsli;
"The ioyous demobstrstioDs with waich you have
received The Cha Of the Alps gave new proof OF
vour pstrio ic enihu-a-n. The sublime spectacle
xbich your city presened the instao that the sound o
the alarm bell beard has shown that you arc
With the Chasseurs Vf the Alps, you showed that, as
tedious gusrdiats Of your recovered independence you
we're resolved 10 defend il with your lives to conse-
crate !, with your blood. Glory 70 the Brescians
"The eIemy who still ufest these countries are not
armies who menace our city but fugitive bands, who.
in openng the way Of retreat leave, wherever they
20 traces of their bsIbarty aud their execrabe domi-
nation now fnally ovotthfO@n. The moment mas
come fr accomplishing be cOuutry's vengeance, for
fighting in the name Of your brothers, dead on the
battle field or upon the gbbets Of MattnaOr contiD.
upg yOur spleLdld traditions Of glory To the rage OF
your enemies who forced to abandon this beautiful
country forever, hasten t. Augment the ranks OF tne
volunteers. The tri-color banner the idol OF oar
hearts floats over your neads, and you command the
love and the courage OF the country.
"Let the glorious ItslOFfench artoies, 10 delivering
you from your enemies tud you worthy Oi your HDe-
"'o'' ,sieped, "GEN GARIBALDL
"Comrnssoner of hts Sandman Majesty
Avo;st BERNARD BlANCHL
Breseia June l3 1859"
a letter from the sest of war says:
The corps Of Gen Garibadi, which fortnight back
was composed of three regiments OF infantry, 2OO car
binecIs and some cOnpaDles OF guides, ia all about
5000 men, has now ii pieces Of cannon . OF which
were taken from the enemy IL also increased by
nearly 600 volunteers. The depot of the corps Is at
Como. King Victor Emanuel, in receiving the dele
gates from the Province Of Como expressed hs adInl-
ration Of the spirit OF the people 10 that neghborhood
and in speaking of the vOun'eers OF GAr6aid aald:
II had Lot been eye witness should never nave
" believed that soldiers yet unframed could have
(" fought with so much ardor and discipline The
King afterward ADDED " The work commenced by
my father and for which he sacrificed his life, shall
" be followed up by me; 1t is promise which made
4" 10 my illustr0us father, and which will maintain
10 the last drop Of my blood. Nevertheless, in or
der that my efforts may not be trul,less, require
those of the people to fight aud conquer our enemy.
" | rejoice 1T the brilliant cOmba.s which have been
already fought, but We have still much to do, and
hope that every man will do his duty.
A letter from Pavia in the OPtaione Of Turin states
that the dead on the battlefield of Magenta have been
buried in such haste that pestiental euyis are per-
ceptible as far as Abbate-GrassO. Measures are to
be taken by the authorities to remedy this evil
The austrian Corresp0 qfence announces that the
French Government strongly disproves the conduct
Of the French Ada iral before Venice, in capturing
some barks belonging to fishermen.
The Genoa Gazette announces that the Spanish
Generals Promo, de Livera OIran, Coello, ODon-
nell, ard Lopez Domugnez have arrived at Genoa
and are about TO proceed to the allied camp beng
duly lthorized for that purpose
The following vessels (austranl have been captured
by the French cruisers: The Bariza, on the 2th O
NAV; the Igmio (supposed from Liverpool for Con
.tantinople on the 3lst May; and the Panuro, (sup
posed from Hull for ConstantnOpe, also on the 3lst
of Nav