, 1860-08-15

l'soox. Jul, e. l:e,.
According to adv:ccs received frnm Genoa
The l:As Of the G4rlhaT11ana at Nets1zo was
$50. The NeapolisAns had ,aaas killed. Tsere
we're many w.7unded on both slart. S.rtor; lad
assumed the Dictatorship durirg the stor: nb-
se.'ce Of G:r1oaldi. The Royal ir,ops huye
evacuated 3iesslua, SyrAeus-, and tie re,t ,,F
Sicily, King Banb4rdiao tpdias more thai, b.
cau vel, nj 4uake uEd'r the crater of Te<uvius.
l{s has appca!t d 70 both France s=d E7st.nd
for nd in sh's his last extremity; but France
dare not aud Eox!and will not tui h, ,sh red"
nor put in one priest. TIE Neapo!isan AM
b4ssadrr here IN Loudon is jun, ,.ins about IKE
decapl'a:ed pullet, writing letters to tic Ii,aes
and mating every ki1d ct tiurt with tlnt eser-
gy OF despair whieh orly charac:tr;z:s lie
80 roor Al to do him reverence The British
government very reasonably fa1s: "N2, your
roy master $ keeo de1f IL every Appeal If
humanity and every vaice CT reason: 1bs re-
mons,rances Of ths civilized world tav. had no
effect; the perjured tvr<nt has fcctfsd 4. ali
aeif in corner, and lie does NOT dcxeryethe a.d
of those who advised him that lie was bringing
. retsibutiou upon eimself-
The French Eaperor folds bis hands and
waits the progress Of events. ard Victor En-
auuel lends the cause secret assistance; but
the power at WORK is tho power Of AT united
people determined 10 be fsee-de.eruircd to
ciaoosa their o@n rule7s-tLe same 20 er tha.
placed Napoleon Ill. upon his throne and
crowned tle touze Of brunswick in EpQ1spd.
That the people hare the ri.h .ht to choose ssei7
rulers hss b. c1ne IA Axiom familiar 10 all cass-
es ID Snr,bern Itay, aad il il :l,e exercise Of
this right which Is being worked On. in tic
Ssuth.
1tmay b., after all is secomrli .hed-after
Naples shall hare been freed, as sicily is--that
diplomacy my intervene to tear from tue lipsrf
the people the fruits Of their asru.y1es, ~ in
1-& 3rH In1t. r.
England to build up great Italian empire as
counterpeisc to France; aud tile French En-.
peror looks tcrw aid to tbs time when ths FRO.
grets Of the people in 11:!y will afF1rd bin d
lever with which to Lit tie Gtsrsn princes
from thsir thraEes. When ,h:esss IL cut,
honest foks get their Own, and ania the oppcs-
ing policies uf cour:s the people will achieve
their rights.
The transportation Of trecps asd munitions
Of war goes On AZ euer1eticslly Us ever. Night
~ FROM tnis port embark from i've hundred to
one Thousand men :or Sicily.
It Is estimated thut the General has now
force Of over thirty thousaEd meu upoa tho
Island. lie left Pui<rmo on tie 18th iuss.. with
totce OF eixht thousand, 20 che knows whth.
er-e1pecsa:,on points to C4l.bria- Thismo.u.
irE there was a despatch FROM celcw. s7rlrx
that Ca;abtia w2s IN luit reyosut,oc. By this
time RI # week all that coest, With the noun
ta:ns OF Ahrczzi, will be in full blaze. Thea, IN
arnnt to Naples
Never iu my life have seen 4 man 80 i!ox-
ed by the people. Ttey almost wrrstip him;
not only in Sicily, which he has freej, but in III
Italy be is eashrintd in sha lore of the people.
And no w"nder; he seema to h sve no personal
ambition to gEati[}, no lust of riches - gorge.
but working With single heartedress Tor ice
fieedYn, OF the cpplersed, viii character na-
spotted with blame, un=tAire1 an1 pure Is \
child, h. in very truth seems to be The apostle of
liberty.
Tte question here IL, not where they will get
men, hut. as with us during the Mexican "1r,
the difficulty is to make selections from 1he
thousands aud thousands who oaer themselves.
They do not desire foreisn volunteers. They
wish Italians to f1es themselves; but rbsy
hare found it impossible t. refuse many Ame1i-
their generous sil+ AmtTic2.s are arriving
every day CT two, n 1outS for SicilJ-gl.rioua
fsliors. serving without nancy and without
p'ice; making no demand for of6ce or rank.
They are paying back the deb: Of gratitude
we ows for tha brave hearts and atrong arms
that lsnt us help in our struggle for liberty.
At Messina The NsapoGtan troops havs left
the town, but still several thousands Of them
occupy ths citadsl. Garihs1di was ove.takeu 1t
seR bY steamer sent altar him to convey the
news stat Msssina wsa bsing evacua:sd by the
Toyal troops; b. altered hia course aud 11odsd
al Nesains, but lsft that placs again suddenly,
and IL now asis aassrtsd, here on 1hs main land.
Ssvaral Journals announce that General Guyon,
commander OF the French force st Rome ~ u to
leave that city with hl4 troops. lhi- Is m!s-
take. In rieW Of the grave compliex.ionz that
may ariAe, owing to Garibaldis expedition,
tbs General will remain in Rome with the French
foreeG.