New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-05-21
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nFor Tie lnt fortnight lis'e beard eNeiy oaf "
fle nye,a,.,0rs fer expedition il aid Of tie Si1l-
E.n,' f;arjLsHi withdrew to Quaito, village near
(1,oo thsnee 10 direct the operations and 70 escape
Il Gaze Of tie public sin dc enlistment OF yolna-
ter n e siypI1 Of arms AID ammunition, went on
win such ta6Icily thas u could not remain secret
from The irers aithouet tbsy arc sbsDt with tho
Kng rrotably they nost have gwen sone order: 70
pul asop to tie pre- ars''ons AZ sny n.e Az t .has
Gmiiald Lad given up bis plans ans that tbe expedi-
iCn ! sd iai!cs for wiEi ~ dScrsiioas Many young
WHO bao focked to Genoa to tale par m war
for the Unity Of Italy returned to then homes, cot
Iald Of picked sosers mostly the companions Ia arms
of CaIif adj from tuong the famous Caeciat0H dee
Alp last night gave The dip To the authorizes, ard arc
eXpeded TO arrive TO morrow ~ sicily. another sx-
Iedition follows them soon and should il aiye may
within week turn the fortune Of the Sieian M
Ihe vessel in which GaribaIdF ssiIed had taken out
parers for Malta. Tie Sandman Goyernmen. have
pr aes,ed against tie movement ssd rbe Patris soys
iha, the Sandman vessels0R Sicily rave been ordbrsd
10 ourtee with armed force any which may DO
sds by rersons who have embarked in vessels hoist
ing the Sandman flag. -
Garibaldi being in connection with she Commits
in LONDON undertaking the collection O. Isagsn SUB
scrItiors for Sicily bad in ser TO repisse the arms
Itch Le feared would be ssized by ne SardiniAn
! Goyerna ent, received other arms, wh'ch had nos
passed through Piedmont.
! Tie Paris correspondent Of Tie London Mvs, writ
ing On Monday, the rh inst, says:
/ "Ibe Pa5ne announces, apparently oy anslentie
inform alton that GarbalG had actually lciffor Sicily
az tie lead of an armed expedition. IL proeeeds 70
allure him. compares him to the American filionster
/ Walker, and calls him pirate. The Pays, speaking
in anticipation Of the event which it Goss not yet know,
threatens H. King Of Sardinia with all sorts OF terrible
censeou ences if Gmilald should help TO eInsncpase
the Sicilians. The policy Of resistance TO therevou.
ton, it says is the only one Which ca, gusrstce 70
/ Victor Emanuel the peaceable possession OF hsn new
states and thosc who tell him the contrary are his
enemies and the enepies OF the peace OF Europe.
| Ills journal de Empire-this organ of the
power which processes to be the only one that goes
war for an idea whether the King. of Naples
! 'eOyerns Bis Kingdom well or i'll is h8own took
out, and Piedmont has nothing to do WITH, r.
Moreover, it lays down the law dognatcally thai,
however wretced may be the condition OF me people
in Naples and Sicily they will never better themselves
| by Instruction and evolution IL may be answered
to IL Pegs that Victor Emanuel, who represents the
principle Of Italian Nationality has great dei' 2, 1us
iuess with the bad government OF Sicily and Naples,
20 much so that whatever conduct diplomatic necessi-
ties may have forced upon Count Cayour the KING
might very seriously compromise his position with MS
own subjects II he were by any violent measures 70
prevent them from extending helping hand to their
brethren. | have before me at this moment Milan
letter of the recent date of May 5 which states that
one Of Carl adds ai6es-decamp, living In that city,
bad Leen elegra,hed go to Genoa to attend the
General n OF the belief in bis departure for Sicily was
universal that the greatly embarrassed,
and that any direct act not absolutely called for aInss
the Scilau mantle would occasion general ex--
ssI Grafton. A. to the argument that the Seians can
Get 10 good from instruction, it would have been
equally applicable 10 Tuscany, Parma, and Modena,
wlo If tie like advice had been followed would hays
been at tLis moment wearing the yoke OF those Aus
tan leuenants, the reigriing Dukes
"a recent Turin letter, confirming the spread OF the
revolution in Sicily, states positively that the Gov
ernor Prince Castecicala, lately wrote to his Gov
eminent:
"'The instruction gains ground every day, and has
become go powerful, that my position Is very diicuI
have everything fear both from the people and the
trooIs and cannot for being able 10 hold out
much longer
" Gariiadi, therefore, will arrive in happy time"
Meantime the state Of affairs in the island is as diff
cult to reach as ever The official journals of Naples
daily report that all is quiet but no one believes
them. On one day it is stated by popular rumor that
the nsurrecon is subsding then that it is spreading
then that the insurgents have the advantage then that
the royalsts sweep everything before them. For the
week ending May A. the residents of Naples had no
news at all from Sicily telegraph communication being
interrupted, and no steamers allowed to leave. In
Naples itself an unusual military movement has been
made. correspondent says:
Here in Naples everything is in the hands of the
military aud people have been astonished during the
last few days by the occupation OF 5. Giovanni Portici,
Pesna, Bsrra and s.. Iorio, by the Chasseurs and a
| regiment OF Marines The villas of the Neapoitan
Lave been taken forcible possession ofthat is to say
the soldiers have been chartered in the stables, and
officers in the villas, and when rooms could not be
|
and other articles OF furniture. In Short the troops
| in these places are were biyouacked as if taking
their first lesson in the mode of occupying city; the
maneuyer is perfectly in this country, and very
general and strong sensation has been creaed by it..
| report had prevailed at Palermo to this effect:
That the insurgents, according to their custom, had
given notice that, at the end of the week, they would
make attack on the city, and the authorities are
reported have added that though able 10 disperse
the rebels, they could not at the time contend
| against hostile population. ~ seems to be pretty
certain that for several days the insurgents had been
Gle sing round Palermo aud rumor says that attack
ade upon If three points on or about the 18th
ut Ii is added also that another conflict took place
at Aci Reale the day. and that volunteers have
| landed on the coast.
The latest authentic news from Ne ssina is contained
in the following from Consular and private
"MEssISA, April 30.
"The state of things is precisely the same. CONT
dence restored the great portion of the people
have net returned There is little business doing
and there is fear of something every moment. We
| lave Inteniente, and the Syrdic is suspended.
Every one considers the affair as by ended.
We are all under military control Arbitrary and
limited arrests made, and this keeps up continued
| disquietude.'
An English gentleman, who arrived by the po1tbost
at Naples on thu 9TH inst, says;
"Tbere was scarcely person in the streets, and L
passed CAY there. There were, of course, imbers
OF sodiers. Bills posted on the houses az shops
TO the effect, This French property This is Er
| eish property &c. Several Consas in Mes ana said
| that many persons had taken refuge with saem, as
thefrst week the soldiers fired on unarmed tnd quiet
| people
News had arrived in MessinD, saying that ae insuf-
| reetion had broken out again..
| PROCLAMATION OF MAZZHI