Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-10-31

tese as well as some other troops were sent up to
assist and then the bsgau, with the Piedmontese
Bersagler in front The Neapoltans tried to makesa
stand in front Of Oaserta Veccha but were soon mlde
to YIELD leaving 400 or 300 prisoners n our hands
This DONE the whole assumed altogether the character OF
chase The entire battaons, cut off towards the left
and pressed back and fell into the hands Of Col Vack
ler Of the Brigade Sauls and were made prisoners al
most TO man Il quite ludcrous TO the numl &c
of prisoners many of whom still had their arms, escort
ed BY few men, as prisoners the Palace Of Casera,
10 the court yard Of which, before evening 300 men,
with colonies and several other superior officers had
found accommodation. The rest we're dispersed in all
directions that Of the column Of 5000 very few will
probably return to the right bank Of tbs Volturno.
GARIBALDfs PERSONAL ETFoRTs AND DANGERS.
correspondent Of the Journal des Debats says:
The most brilliant episode Of the action Of the LIST Of
October the recapture OF the battery at the foot OF
Mont San Angelo. When left Santa Maria, knew that
this battery had been very much disabled in the morn
ing Garbadi arrived at nine o'clock when the enemy
was thunderng at it with all his strength because il took
him in flank and was causing him severe loss. The
triple battery oourageousy resisted tue attack and
or sackened fire. when all at the situated at the
foot OF the hill became silent The royalist to the
Der Of 800 got round the hill and rushing upon the
guns spiked five Of them and killed several Of the men
at their piece. Garibadi, on the San Tammaro sde
soon observed the silence Of his avorte battery and
aid-de-camp from General Miwz soon informed him OF
the disaster which would probably have lost him the bat
tie Garbaldi at once started of, crossed Santa Ma
ria followed by Medic and his staff and collecting what
| men be could, cried out in voie which caused II
to shudder: 1--WE going to die but the Italians must
win the day; at all other points we have conquered"
Followed by one hundred men at a rapid pace, Carl
badi, leading the way IN a small disabled carriage
went right forward But just they got the Casino Of
San Angelo some Neapolitan Chasseurs who were lying
on the ground rose and fell upon them The coachmau
drove his horses into ditch and formed barricade Of
the carriage Garbsldi jumped up indignant, and went
up TO the Chasseurs, shouting "ViTa ltalia Some OF
his men coming up the time, the enemy became
demoraized and took to fight. Garibaldi was slightly
wounded in the stomach and his trowsers were rdded
by two or three bullets. 'lf only had another pair,
he said and without further remark he continued his
march towards battalion Of $50 HungArans, command
ed by General Mogyorady He pointed TO the Neapol.
ans who were in possession of the battery and cried
out to t-em Forward, my lads disperse that rabbe
wonder for me !" This rabble" consisted OF regiment
Of the line a squadron OF cavelry company OF caas-
seurs and a company of artillery. The Hungarians,
without waiting to the adversary, rushed forward
and charged with the bayonet After contest OF tweL-
y minutes the battery retaken and once more 1t
poured its storm OF grape the Neapoi.on troops, who
fed in confusion across the fields The Hungaraus IN
this encounter had thirty put hors du combat the
Neapolitans about 200 Garbald did not wait to dress
his wound, hut hurried elsewhere The day however,
now wor.