The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-07-06

been nred nom or not Many houses were piaged; the
troops snos down every one they met "a tia street in
man or woman, robbing them afserxsrds The llbraxv
Of the University has suffered considerably many yas
able books being DESTROYED Many houses aud shops
troyed The city having been placed IN state OF siege
military commission was appointed and disarmament
ordered when 70 the astonhmeot OF every Que on the
night Cf the 81 the troops withdrew escorted by 4
steamer carrying OF assisted by hired ships ths
portable articles and ammuni,on General Gay did not
Generate and "Cassa Provincae." AT the present
ment Caania is left to its resources, and has
nounced Itself for union with Italy and for Victor
Emmanuel.
The Opn,one Rationale says that Garibad viii soon b.
caused the Commandment Of Palermo IS estimated =
the journals OF that place at fl0 900 sterling The
leading Journal OF Genoa announces that the Scian gov
ernmen at Palermo has sent Count Amera 10 Turin ~
special envoy TO the court OF Victor EnanuA II has
been decreed that the damage caused 70 properties n
Sicily by the Bourbon troops shall be estimated by jure,
and possible, the expense be carried 70 tha
debit Of the State.
letter nom Naples OF the l4th in the MlcIe says:
"Events become every day and serious. TAs
only force Of the government and that which placed
the greatest reliance has at length escaped from il
Of the 18th Chasseurs which than 900 strosg,
only twenty FIVE remain faithful to Francis II n ordG
OF 9esy and ~ ~
been compelled TO have recourse 70 the Military College,
and has taken from young men who have not received
the instruct for thnee special breaches Il
The service ,seea Christina arrives 4 NapsS today
What is the object or her visit at such momentf H.
inoastrat which is said 70 tal place toosrs
The day win have been happily choseu will be TIE
and Of The msscres which tost psce 10 i7os - Ss r.
turn Of the B0urbons"
The Paris naiionel states that private letters ~
ceived at Paris paint 10 the most sombre colOrs the
actual state Of Naples No thinks anything but In
safety. The Encouragement Of the troops is e.
the last events in Sicily may be Judged Of by the follow
ing anecdoe:-When the King went 70 visit the wouad
ed from the garrison at Palermo, who now crowd The
Eeapotan hospitals the soldiers said TO him naivcly.
Sire, take Garibadi for your lieutenant he Draw
and good man. for was he alone who gave bread and
sent physicians and remedies" Decentralization IN
Caabrs expected every hour, and nobody deceives
themselves to the inevitable result The King hmsex
pears resolved 70 struggle to the end, both against Is
force OF events and against the opinion Of his mo
intimate advisers is positively asserted that quito
recently, his Majesty calculated in the full council q
Ministers, will never yield; would rather become
corporal in the Austrian army than constitutional
Intelligence from Palermo states that the funeral Of tho
Hungarian Colonel Tuchory, who had died OF wounds
nc % w -
The cortege passed by the Srada aarquel and in
rel places was necessary 70 remove the bsrrcades y
and threw flowers the coffin as II passed.
Three new journals have been founded at Palermo
the Pacvso Eanonuele, the vessilo Ad'io~o and tho
An authentic account of the capture Of the two vesse
with volunteers and supplies for Garibald BY Ncapotaa
sui At Gaeta. 1t is as follows
The Fulminante, Neapolitan warsteamer, commanded
by Colonel letter. arrived at Gaea the lit instant
at one p NJ towing sarduian vessel Captain Mossoa'
and vessel with the American flag, the Charles
Jane Of Baltimore Captain GUAM The two vessels had o.
Robert, who board the Fulmnante, said he bad
captured two vessels, Sandman and American nfteea
miles north Of Chpe Corso and that he waited orders
his government, retaining In the meantime the anA
vessels prisoners Of He asked the Vice Consul ~
60 board demand the papers of the Sandman cap
Ia ha ref n dD ~
not proper TO underhand OF interrogation aaA
that the papers could not be withdrawn until the Health
Once had done its duties was 70 be considered too,
whether the captain desired pratique and whether
sci admitted to the pratque could be considered .
alongside and asked they had need Of anythiag
Late reports say that the captain OF the steamer de-
At night. miles Sos y c % ns s-e D0eS ~ ~
left Genoa directed 10 Caear towing the American
st. n sos 81 sc Jug ana ne
all reoe and that he had refused show them
on account OF bis capture He had NOT chosen to take
useless pratque In his POSITION reserving to himself
the proper time to make his protest and demand An IN
demnity Both he and the other Sardinan subjects de-
mand the protection OF Victor Emanuel and ample in
demnity The Vice Consul immed lately took despstch
to the telegraph oce for the Marchess vlamarna q
Naples but he wa: told that the telegraph vas occupied
with government business though ct the drst possible
moment the despatch should be sent. Until tho 10th.
however, DO despatch arrived. communication seu(
later BY the post delayed in the way and n
last special messenger was sent o. and arrived before
the other two.
1Dofo were
under the cannon Of the Piazza and the rgase and
voluntary movement might have led 70 their being nrcl
o. They were besides guarded by the soldiers on Lana
with provisions, though the Ue declared herself 30
well provided not having than 40 men board;
the American vessel had 700 or 500 men board.
The same authority states that evening Of ths
TIE fumin.nte approached the water OF Genoa ana
n..oussv hcss On ssrS % = 70 . q ass
FOR Sicily and shouted "vvs 1taliar' The Fulmnanss
then fred on them, and took them prisoners OF
rd n.a M{us~ H~~
went TO sgnor Csrsa the 10th, Immediately on the
receipt OF the intelligence, but the Minister for Foren
AnAirs was At fortici On the nth he ano-
Their effort to see him. and In the evening Gaeta a.
ter which he will make his protest.
Colonel Medici with 1000 volunteers has arrived At
Palermo.
Considerable forces will leave 10 morrow for Messina
Important assertions from the Neapoitan army have
taken place.
PARIS, June 2i-ePM
quite that the Marquis vilaarna the
Minister at the Ncapotan Court claimed the captured
vessels Of Garibadis little feet as they were solved e
TIE high seas under the Sandman flag ms event y
likely to end IN rupture between Naples and PsedmoAs
do not think the French this
claim Of the sandman Cabinet.
The OJvrtone Of Turin which " known 10 be Al orgsn
OF the Cavour Cabinet in abiding the capture hs
american clipper with volunteers board declares that,
,ns was eea,ea the open seq. the neapo
store the vessel, with all the passengers and goods
Dispatches Of late date from Palermo simply
hned 70 reports Of Garibads successful et 70 organise
army OF 20 600, and institute strong government au-
thority throughout the island
Dispatches from Naples speak OF the alarm felt ths
court and OF the King having addressed letter 10 ths
Emperor OF Russia asking his aid.
GKSoA, June q, 1900
Advccs from Palermo 10 the 10Th state that The
Neapotan troops had entirely evacuated that place hs
Seapotan frisa'e' had quilted the roads o. Palermo
GENOA, June 70, 1850
According N adviccs from Naples the 10Th inst ths
government had despatched three columns from Naples
viz, to Basiloaa; another towards salerno; and
third to the Abruzzi The chateau of ST. Elmo beea
fortified asserted that the intention Of the
government TO restore the captured vessels Tha
American Minister however desired reparaiiou Cor tho
insult offered 10 his national flag
The King III. and staying at Portici. % ,00o
more soldiers would leave FIR Sicily.
News from Messina TO the 10Th inst report disc~-
barkation Of Garibaldans at Melito.
The Congress ~ MAIDEN Baden.
n 10 asserted that the final conference between the
Prince Regent of Prussia and the soverexns
fore their departure from Badcn decisive agreement