The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-06-26


have interview with CeuerL Garibaldi at 10 a. IN.
There was doubt II request for further arms
tce happened 10 bs In the when Letzia arrived
day before and nothing could be more amabl and sweet
than the manner In which he brought forward his request
S bow was mpSssSe % gs down az ' ar
mstice thus foiIed. He asked FIRST ol indefinite
aInisce expressing the hope that perhaps al further
lighting might DO stopped The indefinite armistice WAS
not granted but first day proposed, which
was not thought sufficient, and at last three days were
As soon Letiza had gone orders were sent not 70
begin the attack At The town had been worked
up that the general eng decidedly against the pro-
cngation Of the armstice in which most only ad-
vastaees for the Neapoltass They might get rid Of their
wounded, provide themselves with provisions, and get
other side u the question that there also advantages
connected with for the national forces. just about the
time tbs interview took place letter arrived rom Gag
eteain transport, with 100 Cacciatori, picked men,
1000 stand q arms, great deal Of ammunition,
and other wariiko stores was the way and would be
close TO tho coast the very morning Of the 3lst u
was by no means despicabe reinforcement, and mea-
=; taken 2 advise the susos,s,es
and bring up thas sscals Atthe sazc time the guns
which had been le q tprleo0s had time to srsve Ycs
Or 50 put the Nsaposns ID the and led 70 tie
taking Of POlcsmol they had orders 10 retro
as Tar as San Gialiano; Owing 2 The adlmculsy
TART Of the men, the thing could not be done so
quickly osght have been d0nO, and the result was
;sss .is Il {. 6: as% sv 81.
in street Eight IN Palermo guns can do tle. and the
taking q Pxcsno would moi have been bought too dear
But more than al this respite Of three days giyea
time for Decentralization % spread, both among the Nca
three Of the Nespolian regiments Sixth Eighth and
Tenthwho have months ago given such signs Of unwl
ngnes and that they had % De
Of which they bave got the worst, were not exactly
calculated Strengthen the bonds Of discipline and raise
their morale II is besides, otherwise with these soldiers
than with the Compagni d. Armi the native police.
These latter know they have mercy 10 expect but
there is animosty against the soldiers All today
there a succession Of them in tho town-numbcrs
coming altogether others coming over to fratcrnze
and all and Kiss the hands OF Garibadl.
Several u the Sicn officers have TO see their
families in town, and few only returned, while even
these who did will be useful on the other side than
they could have been here; saw. myself, captain
kissing Garbalds hands and asking him. with tears in
ms eyes, 10 prevent boodshed among Italian brothers.
promising 70 do all in his power to induce his people
Among those who passed through the town was Major
Bosco, Scilan, the commander OF OF the battons
Of remen who had promised the King of Naples tho head
Of Garibaldi. He was retained because the Neapotan
ouposts would not let convoy Of -four for the town
He became quite liberal towards the end OF his stay
Among thoSc who came over was q Swiss belonging 70
the foreign merccrares He had been sergeant and was
degraded for small offence, he He told that
there only about oneh OF Swiss and the others
a collection Of from Austria and Crota, the
most consummate set OF scoundres that could be got
together THOR only aim was plumber, which had been
II was not long before the proofs came In Of what he
had sad. They had broken open all the houses which
near to their position pundcred the contents vo
lated the women, and burned the houses In
house they had found good deal Of corn, which they
were selling At cheap price 70 those who were inclined
had established regular fair outside. Al first the rep
reservations made TO the General commanding met
by that thing done in the first ardor yester
day other things were fatty denied but last the
Ncapoltans themselves Obliged to agree that they
bad SET Commander BUsco himself called
in ne1p no TSey Mose eucep
ragged TO plumber in the beginning, and every
snch treatment and no power can keep croats in order
They fight for plupder There is evidently great anosi
V between the NeapoItan troops and officers and these
they would doubt, be the first 10 eight them. The
thing tells both ways, for il these scoundres be
proushi 70 nsn. tor punder VIII oe rather dcalt 70
in store.
Even the better part Of the Swiss seem to be Disguised
with their companions and about one hundred have
already offered 10 well paid whether the
negotiations which have been opened will lead 10 any
In The afternoon Garibaidi made tour Of inspection
round the town was there but find IL really impossi
BILE TO give You even faint idea Of the In which
which seem TO be almoet TOO much for The most
wonderful thing ever in this way the reception
Of Napoleon and Victor Emmanuel at Milan, Just about
year ago, and am almost inclined TO think that the
yesterday moro extraordinary The entry Of the 30
vcreigns something more formal which prevented
horseback and surrounded by their guards while the
popular idol, Garibald in his red flannel shirt with
a loose co,orcd handkerchief round his neck, and
his worn wideawake, was walking on foot among
those cheering laughing, crying mad thousands; and all
his few followers could DO prevent him from being
selves forward to kiss his hands, least TO touch tho
hem Of his garment AZ IL contained the panacea for all
a'rnS sen SS 'Ss, ere
blessing and ell this while the object az this doatry
as calm and smiling as when in the dcadlest frc taking
up the children and kissing them, trying TO quiet the
crowd, stopping q, every moment 70 hear long
plant OF houses burnt and property sacked by the
treating soldiers giving good advice comforting and
When Garbadi returned q representation came from
the Neapotans that the barricsdins st going on
party could do pleased within is lines that as
the Neapotsns could transport their wounded and get
provisions, II was but fair that the town should make
barrcades.
While the Ncapoli,an officer was still waiting TO take
b,ck the answers there regular invasion Of Eng
h and American naval officers, who had received leave
10 90 on shore and every one of whom was OF course
anxious TO see Garbadi. The commander Of Inc Ameri
ian ship called in company with the American Consul
The Swiss Consul came likewise. Garbadi il more
The iilibuster but the commander OF the national
orces in Sicily and whoever came to re-
md every can src that he Is welcome really be
ievc Garbadi could make up than the losses
10 has suffered hitherto leave were given To recruit
board the British and American ships. II well that
he Nespotan officers just in time the scene
Win have taught them the esteem they held In by
orcian nations.
shortly Afterwards flag OF truce came in from The vi.
lanzc, which y sn held by the Roy ass, Offering give
W the building and 900 900 tart about 900 00Of
which are said 10 I've In H. II is mostly private property
deposited for safety The conditions were accepted.
JUN g 1890
Yesterday afternoon the Finance, large building in
he Toledo, was given up by the royasts. The ncgotia
IONS had been going for the last four days The first
cr they made not accepted, Garibald essng that
hey should give M their arms which they refused TO do
since the arnstice began the Offer removed the
,art o. the troops under circumstances which made IL
'esaoic To accept H. No one supposed that the money
,ad been le In the building but so IL was The Ncap5.
tsns were Of their position that they did not
hink Necessary 10 provide for emergencies. so
Dove 5OvooCO ducais above 81 200 900, remained
n cash. The cyact sum Is 5,4+4,s4t ducats. Out
y this only about 10000 ducsfs govern.
nent property, the rest private deposits. NJ
ripi. the Secretary Of state. went there In
ompany with the cashiers and controllers Of the esab