, 1860-06-26

In his letter OF 1ae JUN uit.' Tue r fa1efmoc cor
| respondent Of the London 11as<s turaiahes aa
| incident illustrating the perfidy of the Eeapo!i-
tane Ha vritea ,hua.
It
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ooaad o. nas 'ssss1 s. .@o u tny S ~ PEI en-
a.. "tan soa' ';ona II mI1 tta no "o4.u oe
tna meaia1ofs you auo"ea mem % pass
.alougn .ne nnes, peF {ou ~ len tne Aao"
~netnef you assent; ano II So 10 naleate 10 me
The nonr a 4 winch t1e arnlat'ce is 70 beg1n; II
ed Inc t"o Genesa's 10 Dc accompanied from
the Royal palace to the SANTA, ~"here they
You'd embark.
NY aittng Tor your answer, nave me honof
to be, ,u, "LAsza.
10 us s1eel'eney oeaefaa oa''oAo''
~ this letter the answer was tnat Yep. daf1~
6ald1 would have no objection 20 meet t1e Two
Generals On hoard the Admirals vessel TINT
he would send around orders to all the line to
cease hringi that the armist1ce vas TO neg1n a.
noon. and that at r.. u. they should meet on
boara the AdmFals sh'p. Co!' 1af5' the m
apeetortjenerat oa tue nat,on41 iofees, sen1 ,he
@ ietter Of Lanz@ on board 1he nannaoa1 hy Af-
Wilmot, the Flag Lieutenant.
ll:ao P'H.-na man IS taund 70 nave tasen IN
coninslon us nelgllbors 8 CLOAK, II may pass 1or
a mistake; hut II TINT same naan il found on
the next occasion IN The samepos.tlon. It is time
70 CRY Stop th'ete" and Collar the individual.
When the Seapoitnns asked sor an armIstlce,
aad Gen. Garlbaldi sent accordingly the order
to an the line to cease firing, they not only cou
tinued shellinE, ont tried to take advantage Of
the Cessation Of the fire ~ gain better posi-
ti2n. To-day they cot only tried, but actually
gained considerable advantage In order to
cease hring at noon and negm Inc armlstices
Garihaldi had begun 10 send round the linc
| about an hour before. Just abont tho same
time Neapolttan column appeared on the very
same road by which Garibaldi had entered II
was provided with artillery, and tesan to ad-
| vuuce from the Poute dell AmtEnElInto, where
they had been stationed, towarI the Porta di
Termin,. In rain whs the white aag deDpting
! an armistice exhibited; not only did the firing
continue, bat the citadel began sEnding its
shells in the sama direction. Several Of the
officers mounted en- the top Of the barricades
and tried to inform the Neapolltans Of the arm
| istice. They were 1ectiyed with nile 6hp1s,
and Col. Carini, beside others. was wounded.
The Garibadians still stuck 70 theiz sns.suctions
| and did lot return the tire. Message Atter mes
snge ceme to Garibaldi that they must fire or else
| abandon their position. The general vast just
on the point of taking tue resou'ion that the
| artnistice Was broken, when two heapolitan
| officers CANE in as Tarte'nentd.Tes. THEY e1-
cused the affair as nasuneerstanalng, and That
the column had not received the orders about
| the armistlce- They we're sent IN front to stop
| tue tire and arrest The adsance. C1rlously
] enough, during all this time the shel!lng from
the citadel went on also, aad surely the citadel
could not be supposed 10 be without news Of
! the armistice! Just ut ~ the news came that
the column ct the enemy T! had penetrated into
the town. Ga11oaldi immediately, Us he did
yesterday, collected h1s feseITes, and a., marched
| on. It was quite true, ana Lieut. Wllmot, y.
n, who had come on snofe 10 o1ang the Aoml,
rais consent TO tie conference on oosfo, ioana
himself IN the midst oi 1ne advancing columns
| Of Neapo]1tans ano lue men o1 uaflo,t!a'. a
Shell hEed ~ tne sasae !ime I1on tne CasieGo
burst close 70 n'm' tns .seaioi'tans .aelr
mns3els, aoa il Has n4to sn: GIasGetau's - uanEes
thas ne at las. 1eaeneu w:; HalluaoL II mas sts
| INJURIES pas. -. ~; ;. an:os o'oIgas sne ~
m'rafs consent 10 an sn.e' VIEW on ooaio, ano :
te" lataaIee a.1e. ~ pta1es .hot e. a,.e
70 say Inat ~ VIZ ale s m!s.ahe 'uas 'ne eoip"n
han not Iece.sEa LIES tae e,aes' rue r. L., .oz nu
! 1ne honiIal poaes Me 70 pe teuue 1taAea,,s
ter past l.. must fay II nao oeen 1ar,oaal
shoaio npt ua'e in'Saeu ~ anJ plopo:5a.s "
lore the column COMING 'lon sne ouG1oe usa
gwen np tae p"s''Sns ~. w.. o. mn'cn IL 9aa
cheated nus 1foops: nu' 1as'oala! Ii lncorT,gl.
bie 10 LIS masaahlm1s' b -, IN "asung E. 10 % neae
! tei JoI O pe'ol: ~ nlan e'Dse3 "oa aet
Msles'y snp 4nuepaa sta1.si
4P. 4.-Anc y! cou'slenee On ooaIu 's uo1 o.eE
yet, ana all .5e noats are assembled round tcc
Haan1nAl me aoWn u IN Moss s1eatea ssate'
Tue impression n1slng eo' aotoaa toat inc -sea-
po!'tans sn.eha onet'nE eaeltolat'on ana Ilee
retseas % uat7oa1a', u lslu sacn moments knas
yon see Of %ha' Sun population - made, and
eerteanly tna1 q 1,aermo u NOT tue stun OF
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