The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-05-24
UANIFEsTOEs OF GARAB,LDL

uANIFEsTOEs OF GARABsLDL
The fusn cores pondeot VI tne LONDON T~s, Of Nay
sspes NE following hitter ald pro nAnsuon Of Cara
balai;-
MI pKAR BERrAsI-As once more ahoai " take q
share Ibe ~hos oeci 10 the des,n,ss al
the souruy .sve TOE sosuios oirec,tns . IL yoa:-yO
collect sp The meArs you may aio, TO AID ID
<yprke 70 give The kaisos 70 understand that 80 70
ceve proper assistance ksy wn bs made In short time
ana vnh little coat; but that few bArveo sucscrD,oos
viii pos scqun The II their DUTY nss that part Of tAlJ
men unosr sus ne latter ramosr bs,ps ~ mesns
Qua Of p oportion smh ,hs popuAsnnj thai proper
uon suansd even By States ~eics have no. ,hsi'
S.ve ouch On Amy, and che VIII haze nc
need Of foreign masters, sure 70 ess her no peceunes
the pys<lo- OF feeirs hsr thai wherevev there
sIe naars sehuDg sgsiuss tbey oppsessors, there al
brave men should Or sent snpp'yDs tDeD wish meaas
Tor The j,osey; that .os Sc.a l.snrr,caon saoni De
De met never advSed thn Sc,han movement; but
these brethren Of ours ere ngnrg, deemed n
"sy sSd Victor Eusnueli hope even st ths jaasture
the Italian banner viii be oorne oot unscathed
rhis letter s in better ts,se than many Of inc saer
sros late sfssiope Il % not unlikely Sicily Sou,h
Kingdom si offer thai brave NAN 6eh, enabling
him 70 retrkvo the fne character which hts pssansa
nry And matrimonial mTnAps bsve party, though q N
Justly. damaged. Gar,bsl II be measured BY
che common standard What would BE- marc rasn uess
ana staTk Dsdnets 10 than faith 10 bs
good star IN him He n Il maize for one speeches or
even written Addresses, but he impulse 10
VII In al PROBABILITY no best all the coos:isusnc,es
In which hh friends put up hs Against maistsra
candidates for oAvour or Csvours risnds, not Gil
hce 70 be agsu bsousht into the lists with uuc0unh
and oncomproDsirg debiter. Between Naly's chxm-
piop, who bss nothing " give TO her but charmed fe
AND ready v rk 10 tue desperate eucouniers
and Italy dplomsnes, vbo faiters himself he can beat
ell her enemies BY outwinG them, there be nothing
in oonpoa. By ,hs tune they may be Oo9sd upon Is
nreconciiable snemss, and told, though Wi
believe that tho utmost has been esu spge
the heart o. KING Victor Emspue from his se sscrh ding
ne e9p' az na S' Up
King, jsalousy Of the Nizzard sdvspturer,
AKIN 70 The feelings Of Saul for Young DAVID
There those who would thas the
KlDg evrcec some vexstou - he prccsedod on his ovA
tons through Central Italy, whenever the name OF the
cutlery with thai Of the oopquevor O, San NasDo will
never ,hnk mesniy Of Victor Emapuol say; AMI ut
Sso Goes no, the sns ana wSsvsr
be bis mind with respect tho Kings ADVISERS
he sun r. and Sssve v viii ever be; s:unon to the King
hAiIAH SOLDIERS For some oentsriss the want Of
counby. To-Day poshiDg can be move I'D nlrable them
the unanimity which brea hes through the whole popus
for q. 70 sS :aoUss both 81 sscss sns
va,or gave such instances may enable The
70 reorsaDse tseh aad appear In oompscs unity otnose
Perseverc in your union, italian youths 70 glorious
remnants Of the battles fought your country Remen
ssd enVed brethren ana h.. The u.ous IL ss
S,uth, when rid OF the Pope and the Bourbon will need
your well organized martial example TO prepare for
In tho name Of the reviving country recommend,
therefore, the youth vhcse pesenoe ns the ranks OF
our brave army not TO fall away from those ranks but
rather 10 rally closer their able commanders aud
that Victor, whose bravery may be staggered for one
moment By pusani nous advisers, but vii soonIrssums
r sscendsncy, snd taking the lead once more show the
GIUSEPPE GARIBALUL
The tone IN which CarSsdi spoke 70 those Who urged
nj i'm dUHV sh0rA ~
touched upon that subiui,y which may seem akin 10
madness To those who called his attention 70 the
taxed about the feasibility Of boarding Che Neapoilsan
eates ana taking poesesaon OF thcm after another
Hs most prudent say':er lMsdicD did not JOIN him
the Turin oolospsdes. There was . rumor day that
GsSibaldi had landed at reAmous near Pombno on the
Tuscsn coast He evidently beating about, % a. TO be-
wilder with hs movements and lead sstSay the Neapol
tan navy.
THE sICIIIAN INsURRECTION IN THE BRI.
TISH PARlJAMENc.
IN the House Of Commons, the 18th Inst, Mr. Grant
Dun, Who had given notice q question upon this sub
ject said he should explain the why put
the iewest possible words. II might be asked why he
did not rather put question With respect the recruit
Poss. Hs sSswsr was . very smpis oos-.Sss recruit
ing perfectly illegal that he could only suppose the
reason why the sovesnment did mot interfere 70 put
the sweepfs Of their jsis reisf0ros she sushroas q
Pervsa, they might allow he example % be followed IN
cause which, - far - possible, sooud be uussntsd
by any illegsity. u the government were dispssd
WIN oon..np., Ssy could no. % rsss the ssp.a
ton 10 Sicily Of General 0aribaldL Once lei him
penetrate into the Interior Of that island and the contest
would become very serious one indeed. II IVES true
be in he power Of the Nsspotas 20 long ss
here Il ~ Sosy
adspsed for guerilla troops Eveu In the most fertile dis
trics the villages stood Almost rocky emnences
lhra kxf xw.2h 49,
OF that character that hlndful OF meu could
defend them sasinft better troops than could be seut
- sH x ss mug s Fg,o sn .,% ne Sa
very much 70 the Inscription which getting no IN
his country Not thai he believed that subscription would
assistance 70 INC scan cause, bat woas be 20 con
rderabe at least TO attract attention; and there
ythDg Illegal Ia y be thought wise and proper Ma,
HE government should declare Il 10 bs %. Our
position with regard 70 sicily Was very peculiar
Tor too rrsonr In tho rst place. not only In France,
ing v,ess Of with regard I, sicily. Nov, al
lhoueh our temporary occupation Of might be Of In
recover ia prosperity, ard beoo sgsu the granary Of
he hediterrtreAnye ho perfectly that before
Owe years passed the Ergah rule would become uupopa
lar, and the country would bscome the grearst possible
burden and nuisance 70 u.s. There another reason
Why We should dissvow all connivancc with Illegal
'E'srce given 10 the scilnDs Il seemed 10 him thai nc
o. the constitutional eovernment IN Europe, 10 strive
h.s .hs principle q sscssl .hoad . rs.p.ce
ssrrsoy insy might be certain hs,hs liberal
n ell counries vAs N the ascendant. and, they
,ny prevented despouc Power nom supg asotber
iespot, before oos the liberal party would be abs 10
com petey crsh uLfr oppressovs HIS object In Vkng
he question CT which be has gwen notice meet
B ispoy 70 the Scisns lie wished TO thsir
Tolt (Hear, besr) He vfhed that q, might spread
MO tho mainland and before long ~helm The Kog
md government In utter cestruction. stl he hoped he
had msds clear hs the govern nent saoui DO nothing
% supper. the irsurrecicu aud that Eossh sa6jeos,
Idvicuas should do nothing illegal 20 promote ~ he
begged 70 k The Solicitor General whether his attention
had been cravn 70 sdvert>s nj which Appeared IN
be gsses Of Wednesday, The Oh OF Nay announcing that
Subscription bad been opened In London In cid Of toe
aciisns and whether persons IN this country who
fnund 70 the tund which prorosed 10 rails, would
eDder themselves liable 70 any legal proceedings (Hsr,
acar.)
ne SOLICITOR GENERAL hoped he world not be consii-
cred wsnurg respccs 10 The Horse the horors,e
senuemsn he strictly confined himself 70 giving precise
lnsver 70 precse question: and sustained from folio wing
him into The somewhat drcursve strain Of observation
whth bis honosabe friend had considered hrtshtto tn
iuige He had therefore 10 state that bis ntion hal
been called 10 the advertisement By the question Of the
honorable gentleman himself He ba1 . copy OF
hal advertisement before him; he had read Il, and a.
be thought, the honorsbse member bad stated the
az "A al n.