New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-08-27

undergo healthy transformation and thus become
tional troops. The navy .dem. The Constitution
adapted to that in force in Upper Italy The Custom
House line between the two portions Of Italy abolished
These the chief points of the conditions laid down
by Gabald and if they accepted and carried into
effect the power for evil Of the BOurbons of Naples is
broken. In the mean time the prepare ions are going
on as if no ut peeted from these neeoaa ms
indeed the conditions hard enough for TO be pre-
pared for reflsal. Yet with most Of the provinces
of the continent ready to revolt, with the capital
tie brink of evolution with portion of the army
not 10 be trusted II s not probable that the proposals
will lie altogether refused. They will possibly be
taken Advantage TO try direct negotiations with
Piedmont, which have been unsuccessful until now.
EvESISG Gen. Clary has left for Naples The
story is that beside his mission negoa or which he
sumed at the last moment, he has received formal
call Naples TO excu pate himself from the accusations
brought against him by Col B)sco. The latter is SAID
10 attribute TO him the disaster of MeaZzo declaring
that il had been agreed beforehand that reGnorcements
should be sent after the first column and that these re-
endorsements were not cent We know, by the ndis-
erection OF the Semaphore that Clarys excuse was that
he was himself threatened by the column coming from
CaiaIis.
AUGUST 81 this morning accompanied Garibaldi in
his usua morning visit to the Faro. Whatever be the
season, Garbald gets up &C dawn aud ii ID these early
hours Of the morning which he calls his own when he
likes 10 indulge in bis day dreams spend the time in
confidential conversation. When at home or in the
camp, be likes 10 saunter about leaving spot in the
neighbOrhood uneXplored, AMI having, above all, a
Vel uei Cl 10 dSCtuu OF lowers from WHICH
you have the most extensive view in the neghborhood
IL was in these early morning walks the Village
Of Quarto, in the mountains about Genoa, that he
worked out his idea OF descent OpOn Sicily and the
nights of the Pzzo de Fco that he decided on the bold
blow at Palermo The tower OF the lighthouse at the
Faro is likely TO become the broodng-place of some
other great idea Tor not morning passes without Gar
ibadi being at this chosen spot. Beside indugng
in this fayOTite pastime of contemplation and concen
traton in himself mis- presepce at the Faro just at this
time is required TO viyfy and advance the works which
are being constructed there.
Like time, Garibaldi waits for nobody, 20 took
care TO be there at dawn. Hs lives at the Royal Pal
ace close TO the villa the little ornamental garden in
the main street. AS usual leaving the larger apart
ments TO his suite be retired into small corner room,
which forms his bedroom, study, and private room; ad-
isniDg il Is small room occupied by his private
tary He had just done dressing when entered; he
walked about in the room, scarcely Illuminated by the
first gray light Of the morning finishing his toilet.
Coffee and some hard biscuits ready for break
last on smsll table eucumbered with papers, while III