New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-12-01
THE NEAPOLITAN ARMY.

III c following letter from Gaeta, of the 9th inst,
gives interesting account of the operations Of The
N,aI olitsn army;
"l NeaI Titan army is still retreating, might al
mo- ray & III is Ia I'LL diss luton siace tne day
wL,L y, Zh loet il lI III mind al CAR gisno
u lttes ave teer going from bad to worse. The OFF,
# the Siai, IN lace Of giving an example OF firm
B,ss Low Oh bIelles to be perfectly undecided AMI
quite ill., apste Vi u cc5 ANY VI Grafton. iG Il 4
made Il a Il sol ierr do not throw away their arms
i'll d, sir, there some old and well-dsCipiled
am i,s v Ill would not Lave - l1g resisted under
Pin liar Z, taB,es On the ami al Of the troops at
Moo In tie eNeLi 4 OF the Sd, the General planted
b, rirgle chnI oil TO ba e Il ~ ID from GATig
Lo IL a. reply to tue fire Of the Sardiaan sbi -.
On SUI Gay morning. November 4, three riaed cannon,
-TouLCers, wee Laced Ia position, and Swiss bat
" wbs hheNi laied the sea-shorc. On the
ienOon OF tie Sd Il e SirGiiian feet began 20 BON
LAID NJ h. town Of ON 900 TO 10000 Inhabitants.
II hTef tie battery wac, OF course, very feeble, but
tie, evet elcts, rac ed tie ships, which sept
at tie 9Ta,et dsahe possible. The bombardment
caIttdt great CetruciOh TO the houses, and but htle
h. tie troops. Tie lick in b, 8, it'll were aboat
70 tie removed to q era, when the King, who
believed that tie F.euch fleet would have
lre'eItd tie bOmlardnlent, gave counter
oIGer At o'tlock on tne mo ming Of the
1th tie b' mbaiGL eat Was resumed with additional
tuiy fICm tie Siut inian ships l Witnessed the affair
on II vii dow OF cur house Shells fell on the hoe
litilr, III lie ,k Quilted their beds to them
selves. T,wad tlc,ea o',lU,k eyerybody fled in dis
orU 10 seek s,le uBier tie ramparts of Gie.a and
thu rad 10 FtL0i. Ire Iiedmuntese entered MolA
ly u load # the GaigliaDo AT the same time the
cnnaiGer Il u e FIcbch ship OF the line Alexandra
mace signal to Adni al PeFano to friGg, but
letrl,aed OF 10 zee il. The three ried cannon
wei, al al dol Ga 10 tie enemy Three officers Of srt
ley tie en- al he'd aud ano ng them Captain Fayof
SNi r, wlo ieha,ed her,i ally. They served their
lLoes tmI lie artllleryn ELI and killed at their
lmf. ColDid hicrllict, who commanded the foreign
b. hii D. al whs net mu, loved BY il men, behaved
vii lie e ural 4 ON is occa,ion. The Neapolitans
Gid 10 Lse MAJ y men |, either kilel or wounded.
lut tie s.liels very much dissatisfied with their
lei II, may ndd TINT TIE discomfort pre-
walls III he up er regions OF the Government. great
any OF thee generals would not have preferred Cpus
Ga.ia Nj lee, but hiatt they expected fortune to
,hhI pe a. ky il favor Of Francis III. We see shadows
of lel el,ls Iis In 4 streetsnlere mummies who
w,uld he better ! Laced in the Egyptian museum in
MAJ lee. Opeis lave teen given to send the three
itIeiL batt hUIs 10 Tenaiia, They arc reduced by
else ,e 10 2 800 IN, ind the German element IL ex
ti,,t. Tie c. nsert Of the Roman Govemme. has
teen oltaiLed for iii, movement. Since tbs
yung # Tie 4th, when the Piedmontese
ter,d M,h, We have hot heard the sound Of
ctLLor. lie iedmontete have cent an advanced
llaru 10 Foii tie last town in tie kiagdon of Maple
Oh Tie hon Ill frontier vii h they have occupied. IL
will Ie,e*sry TO tehd from ills Lace hul iis sou-
mhl d. teIceIs, wio worse than usrless. TbS
qu,,toh Low is. shall GLeta lie bombarded II would
lie al act q us' has u'y TO 10 70, for the Inhabitants
tLtir ohtnLt,d baIih,ks. We do not lear the PIED
n onfee Cusie tie walls but we apprehend tresehery
viii III Gueia 1lis is little mystery that Col mel
Aoano, one Il the meet distinguished officers in tho
any VITO lss b,en apptiated to the command Of the
artillery by The King, Refused TO accept the appoint
mel ,Aceit ON cone lion that be should not be- placed
mter the Goa maDd of any general. lie required,
inler, "a si he should have the appointment OF I'LL the
otoeis terN ing under him. The Patr G. WHOSE news
hon GietA IAN lever ad ithout laughing speaks
sphi iii, Austrian, snd,Bavaiian volunteers " 10
i've eie every day 20 reinforce the Neapoitan army.
lie wiitr uust Lse mn gully iugglisses, for with my
two Lave not Yet dircoN cred Spanish, AaS-
tim, or BavaIian vi nteer. few Frenchmen have
aiiNtd here, oct OF whom served With General Ls-
monde, sld who bslong TO noble families. General
b(sco " i'll lie eie on the lith. He landed the day
b.iOJe yesterday at Civita Vecctia. The Prussiaa
hh liter leie lately requested leave of absence trom
lis Goven ment, but he was tod not TO quit the King
ent."