New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-11-28

. .hudrru who are noble and brave. Lot timd
ge'ines Re cas. out from among u.s. Providence has
eoen,d Italy with Victor Emanuel and by the 81
Fx,;,cr Emanuel every ouarrt should be forgotten.
Of oncs more repest my battle cry To arm, all of
% If March, 1861, does not find million of
sEoo. In arms then, alas, for Liberty! Alas for
isinI Let the March Of 1851, or, necessary,
rsbr,ury, find US all at our posts
tsVIEan5s of Calatafui. Palermo, Volturno Ancona
csstelfdsrdO and IseIn every man OF tins land, who
, coward n slave, is on our side. All of us;
uf ma / say, standing round the glorious hero of
npa,.tro viii strike the last blow at the crumbng
s.i;ecc Of tyranny.
N oDs word of farewell from to-day. am OBJ
u'i 70 retire but il il for a few days only. The hour
=. Ssae viii find me with you again. Let those only
,rn 10 their homes who are called by the imperative
49,; n tbeir families and those who by their wounds
49, de-erved the gratitude Of their country Those
III seryt, Italy in their homes BY their couusels and
~ cary gsrsct Of their noble wounds. Apart from
there, let al 0'heiS 'ehNu W RuSru our So1ouS
We shsn meet ere long again. to march together for
shs redemption of our brethren who are st; the slaves
of the stranger.
We SHAH meet ssain ere long, and march tOgetherto
Pew trumPhs
TIE 7rfa>s publishes communication from ia COR
rssropdent in China. The rupture of negotiations
look place On the 9Th and sth September. The army
uoyrd forward Pekin. On the 9Th Lord Elgin fol-
lowed and the 18th the outposts Of the allied forces
bsd reached place called Yung-Tchou 45 miles from
Pekn.
tSep4enberl, the English and French under the
walls Of the capital and il the Chinese disposed
10 it another hattie must have been fought about
this time The anticipation seems, however, TO have
been that the Tartar army had been entirely cowed by
the European artillery II is most probable that the
appearance OF the Allies in the neghborhood Of Pekin
would be the signal for other overures the part Of
the Imperial Mandarins.
4.
which would allow the army to reembark before the
APPROACH Of Winter, but it more likely the cap
itl has been taken and occupied and that il will be
taken ard beld the whole Winter; nor can there be
sny 10 anticipate danger from such proceeding
ard The Times hopes to hear 10y next March that the
two Generals in full occupati of Pekin and have
imposed such terms upon the enemy will insure its
good behavior for many year.
ITALY.
The Paris Pafrie says the King has not yet made
CD his mrd 10 capuste. He stii retains an army OF
5000 men, which is sufficient for the defense. The
Italian army is 10 consist of liz regiments Of in
fsntry, cavalry, and artillery and 81 battalons of
BerssPleri. The French army does not consist of
than 2S regiments and 81 battlons Of Chaseurs.
General LamOrciere has published the history Of the
Italian csmpaign. II is addressed TO the Minister Of
War Of the Pontifcal Government and is dated Rome,
Nov g. In his account of the surrender of Spoleto,
tie General Major Reilly asked to capitulate.
This was after twelve hours. His were extreme
fstigued, and he found lie could not depend on his
reeeye composed Of recruits and deschments Of yaT
ous ~. Major Kelley estimated the enemy loss
a. 100 killed. 0Dd about 300 wounded General Lam
orCere adds, for his part, he had but three killed
and wounded.
Naples. Nov. 12.-Tle official Journal of Naples
contains the appointment Of GHibaldl General of
the Army. The siege works before Gaeta are actively
continued. II IL still hoped though, to secure the sub
niSon of Gaeta without any serious fighting; but in
csse The garrison do not ituLte, the bombardment
win commence in a few days.
NAPLES, tuesday, Nov 13-->lgnor Feblasio has
feen appointed Prefect Of Police. Admiral Pessnohs
Hs5ne. Tie electoral law OF Sardinia has been pro-
nnlgated for NIPPLES. General Council has been
established for the organization OF the Southern Army
The departure of the King for Palermo has been ad
jOurned. Preparations being made for celebrating
The anDeXstitn of the Marines and Umbria.
MARsEILLEs, Nov. l3,.-Letters from Gaeta, dated
on Sunday Last state that Francis H. had rejected the
proposals. for the evacuation Of that town. Gen. Besco
had arrived, and would take the command of the
troops who s1iIl number Il, 900 men, He relies on the
strength Of the fortress. Prussian General had ar
rived on a mission. Portuguese and Spanish figate
had arrived off Gaets.
PARIS Nov. I3.-Spain has declared war against the
Emperor Of AMMAN, who is now at war with France
snd Spain
The commercial accounts by the present mail are less
satisfactory than for time.
There has been increased demand for many articles
Of imIort for immediate consumption, but prices lntu
snced by forced sales In the Melbourne market b1s
Nee on the whole II healthy and money plentiful The
Prospect Of q most abundant harvest WA undimnished
Copper reInai4ed firm at eos per tun The advices
from Sydney mention the stoppage OF meesrs Augustus
DIeutsr Co., merchants, with liabilities amounting
20 f2S COO and assets at t. 600. 1t If estimated that
70 les than { 900 900 in Australian gold ID on the
way 70 this country.