New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-07-06

bad been rumored that the troops in Palermo had ca
pitDafed; this con irmed t. The troops were 10 be
removed as soon practicable and to return whence
they Thus the 9Th S. g. sent here, whence
they had started. During Saturday there were rumors
Of disturbances having commencedtn Caahria at Mon
teltone Catapzaro and CosenZa. TOWARD the evening
the only Neapohtsn steamer-of-w IN port began 10
take in troops ard left during the night for fkIo'
This steamer returned yesterday, and this morning MS
started again with troops for the same DESTINATION
There is very little communication bet "een this and
the opposite coast and thus room given for ru
nors. II is said land it is not unlikely that q land
has been effected in Caabria by strong band OF ltai
ian patriots.
On Sunday, at noon, an Austrian steam.ffigaie ar.
rived from Palermo. The learned was that there
were still 10000 soldiers at the Mole, waiting iof
steamers to embark that though armed they were
afraid of some of Garbald bands disobeying orders
and attacking them, and had obtained from that Gen.
eral guard of protection of $50 men. Thirteen ml'
tary bands had deserted and the streets Of Palermo
were enliveDed all day with music The Fort oil ~
tellamare still occupied by the Neapolltans7 VINO
would embark M well those at the Mole on the ar,
rival Of steamers and yesterday Sunday they would
mort likely have left. Daily and numerous deserton
were taking place. Ten dollars were PAID TO every
private with arms and accoutremenfs 81 wrhou
them. The Austrian captain IA venetian) expressed
supreme contempt at the cowaidly behavior OF the
Royal troops, and observed that if Francis IL had n
better hopes than the defense of SUCH be had better al
once teek refuge with the Emperor at Vienns-
Among the troops here tAletSlndl arc
sertion not only of privaes but of officers and SUBJ
officers. On several occasions the sentines on gaard
duriI the night have deeamped. IL 10 disease tnat
seems on the Increase. This morning the Archimede,
q small mercantile steamer, now IN the employ OF the
Neapolitan Government. arrived from Naples, bring
ing again the celebrated Marshal Allan de Rivera, who
taxes command of all the troops Eere the late Com
monder, Gen. Russo, being recalled TO Naples. From
such brute ss Don Allan we NAV expect nothing oit
brutality The pOstage-stamps, with the Bomba head,
lonu etTe
out Of the district Of MesslDa.
AFTERsoos.--It has leaked out from the Archimede
that The Court at Naples are preparing for run. HE
royal treasures have been embarked upon NO steamers
that kee up their steam day and night. telegriphc
Dispatch has ordered Allan de Rivera to proceed to
command there. Several boats have arrived from
Reggie with alists Nothing has yet broken out IN
that town; but the aspect is menacng. Any news OF
the detection of the troops at Monteeone would cause
revolt Letters by the Caradoc, from Paler state
that The Neapolitan troops being removed grad
ually that two French transports had arrived Char
tered by u Government 10 asslst IN the operation.
that Garibadi was planting against the Fort OF
Castelamare that in the garrison do not evac-
uare by the tine stipulated their memories may be re-
freshed that the municipal body had been summoned
by Garibdi TO devise the fate of Sicily, and II was
expe ted the vote would be annexation. Ii is said
that the Government have sent emissares TO Palermo
TO muroer GaIitaldi.
The direct boat il in from Marseies. The Neapoli-
tan missions to the Governments of France and E1-
GLAND begging their interference have failed. Both
have refued and have lin tied themselves TO express
their regret that their good advice had been depsed
Another letter from Messina sass:
Sicily is entirely free; the hated Bourbon uni
form ia nowhere 10 be s5en except at Syra-
cuse and here, at Messiba, where the headquarters
have been established But the most singular part OF
the matter IT, that the whole of the royal troops-aH
saw from the superior officers down TO the common
meD-setm never 10 get tired Of audng to the skles
the virtues of Garbald They declare that he is as
gent, and generous and kndhearted after the blood
lest battle he is courags and terrible while the
conflict RACES Trey add that it is impossible for those
who have once known him again to fight against him,
and they e. d BY sayng, e" We certainly will never
again fight against him; you may depend upon that.
Here every apprehension of conflict between the SOL
diers and the people has disappeared.