The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-06-22

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In spite OF the urgent entreates Of his followers
expose himself he remained In the open street, without
any shelter, harangung encouraging the men tho
enemy seeing this issued out from the houses and from
behind the barricade One Of the picciotu was shot
through the head before Garbadi who, SEEING HIM
falling held him for moment; and Colonel Tur, al his
side got riooht ball against his leg as he took bold o.
But the effect produced. One rush brought the
party close enough 10 throw one Of Orsnis shells,
which Frustrated seven eight men. The buger, who
is always at Garbadis SIDE sounded the charge, and the
Neapolitans The sound Of this bugle seems TO ace
fomidaby the nerves Of the Neapoitan troops they
know they have do with Garbalds men, and Caata
Fimi they ran before even the charge took place.
The two steamers which had troops on board, have an
chored and have begun dsembark them at the CASTILLO
under cover Of the of war which have their broad
sides turned towards the town ready TO lombard This
shows that the Neaotans have not given up the game,
but hope To regain the ground they have lost These
troops not Neapotans but speak German some say
they Bavarans Whether their presence will restore
the Mfrdts0f the Neapoan troops remains 70 De seem
INDIGNANTLY OF THE ROYAL TROOPS.
MAY 30-Nornng.
The Neapoitan feet has not fred shot since the
ing Of the day before yesterday, when Admiral Mundy
spoke his mind the subject the Commanders so that
one half the misery has been spared the paermans But
the CASTILLO is ncCrrgibc whenever II hears noise or
secs movement In any part OF the town down comes
shell. il were possible TO miss dare say they would,
but this cannot be expected these narrow streets The
houses are the part badly built that shell
is sufficient 10 make them heap Of ruins and bury the
1sadrsds q snesssus Sscpas Sss Elied and ,sos~dsd.
The feet fred about eighty or ninety shells the first day;
% for the CASTILLO must have thrown more Than three
The first day Garibald addressed protest to the
mandcrs Of the foreign men ofwar against this cowardly
inhumany but they cannot interfere directly without
instructions II is to public opinion in Europe that tho
appeal must be made Let it decide whether govern
ment which resorts to such means worthy 10 exist
LAMA PROPOSES A CONFERENCE.
H NINE O'CLOCK A. NJ.
just u this moment flag Of truce has come in from
the royM palace with the following letter directed 70 Gen.
Garibaldi;-
THE CoxxASprR-rS- CHrr OF THE AGsns AND Naval STA
ions btsosD -, 1nh p rAES;I To-, 10 ,o,
receive with pleasure on board Of IDS vessel two Of my
hensrss 70 OPEN conference with YOU Of which he would be
beg you 70 let me know whether you assent and 500 ind
he Likewise advanageos that you allowed The two generals 10
honor ySad embark Waiting tor your Lh siss The
TO his Esceneney Gen. GARIsAIpu.
TO this letter the that Gen Garbadi would
have objection to meet the two generals board tho
The line TO cease hrng that the armstce was TO begin
noon, and that at w. they should meet board
the national forces tho letter Of LAMA board the
Hannibal by Mr.. Wimot, the Flag Lieutenant.
rnEAoHERors DISREGARD OF THE WHITE FLAG;
If man Is found to have taken in confusion 1s neigh
boris cloak IL may pass for mistake; but il that
found on the very next occasion in the posi-
dividua When the Nearoliians asked for an arms
tice and General Garibaldi sent, accordingly, tho
only continued Smelling, but tried TO take advantage of
the cessation Of the fire 10 gain better position Today
they not only tried but actually gained considerable
advantage. In order firing at and begin
the aamistcc Garbaldi had begun 10 send round the line
about an hour before just about the same time Nea
poan column appeared on the very road by which
Garbaldi had entered. II provided with artillery,
and began advance from the Pontc DELI Amragiato,
where they had been stationed, towards the Pora d Ter
mini In vain was the white flag deno,lng armsiice
exhibited, only 6id tie firing ooatsnue, but ths
ssera, Of q. scos.s moy~sa ~ ne top Of ts ssrrs
cadts and Ssf % inform tie Nsapolst1ns Of TIE ay~6s
ssid ,ken was yo.lndtd RI. GarJaidins SAL stuck
n hsr t~strulcas, and dtt NOT rsU~ ne fire. Messafc
message came Garbald that they must lire
abandon their position. The General was just on tho
point Of taking the resolution that the armistcc
broken, when two Neapolitan officers came in paris
eafatres. They excused the affair ml5undcrstand-
ing and that the column had not received the orders about
the armistce They sent in front TO stop the FIRE
and arrest the advance Curiously enough, during all
this time TIC Smelling from the citadel went ON also, and
surely the citadel coad not be supposed TO be without
news Of the armistcc. just at twelve the news camo
that the column Of the enemy had penetrated into tho
town. Garbaldl Immediately, as he did yesterday, col
ected his reserves, and marched II quite true
and Lieutenant wilmot, r. ", who had shore to
bring the Admrals consent 10 the conference board
iound himself IN the midst OF the advancing column Of
Ncapoitans and the men Of Garibadi. A shcn nrcl
the time from the CASTILLO burst close 10 him. tho
Neapoitans cveied their muskets and It with
Siderable danger that he at last reached Garbald IL
i've minutes past twelve. Mr. wilmot brought the Admit
rails consent TO interview board and few minutes
after two Neapoitan officers arrived 10 say that all
mistake, that the column had received the orders
The Admrals boats are 10 be ready quarter past
one. must say If had been Garibadi should have
listened 10 any proposals before the column coming
outside bad given UP the positions out Of which i hal
cheated his troops But Garibaldi IL incorrgibc his
magnanimty. ] am waiting To hear what passed. on
board and hope 10 be able tell yon Of IL before the mail
closes and her Majesty's ship Intrepid starts.
CowARDIcE OF THE PALERMIrASs-cIosE OF Tuf:
coNrERrScE-coScLusIoS OF AN ARxIsTicE.
foCR 0'CIocx T. ".
The Conference board Is over yet, and an tho
boats are assembled round the Hannibal IA.
LA
that the Ncapolitans intend Offering capt action and
free retreat TO Garibald IL such tia, yon
zee al what stun population rs made, and certainly that
Of Palermo Is not OF the stun Of which heroes and
tyrs made. Instead of throwing themselves
houses nearest 10 the points occupied by the enemy they
run about the streets d.seouraging each other.
40 o'CiOtx w.
Tho Conference is Just over Garibaldi las come on
shore, and gone the Palace with the Neapolan
Generals. The French mail starts and scad or
letter without being able 10 give the details of the
conference The report however, that armsticc
concluded I'll tomorrow a. noon aud that is above all,
with the view 10 provide for the great number OF wound
cd that the Noapolitans asked for an aTinisticc.
~ any rate you viii not have long To wait for nnaI
decision way the other; IL must In a few
could be vxteN atw Aaf Ne 0t2 faisd.s and fus
AMedrsaas did ~ Sstt ssrtsS hsss lat tSswp dap
how they bought, how they marched, how they bore Ia
tgue H every sClian ready Ia do the thogsandth
required A. Cor Iay, the very word V unknown; most
OF those vino here have u their never
ask for thing except ammunition, live they
can buy, and seem almost ~ have forgotten what sleep
The ouiy drawback Is that they only 0Gl land
Ing, aud that those who think them great tho
italian thought II their duty this time 10 impede
meet chcctually all reinforcoments. " III
turcd, night almost suppose that they thought IL n
good opportunity 20 get rid Of Garbad they may End
themselves mistaken.
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