Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-06-15
GnrIbaIdl,a RNpedItlon.

NENoA, May ~
Dispatches have boon received from Paler.
mo by the Sandman Government, which fully
confirm not only the victory obtained by Carr
badi at ualpt,hpli oyer the 1000 Neapolitans
led by Ilaiizn, bat The more important one,
which placed the heights surrounding Paler.
mo III Tie hands Of the Sicilian mtriots Ihe
first u these Victories Is further confirmed In
a letter addressed by Garibaldi himself TO Ro-
mlino PHO, Count Of Capace, from Calaiahmi,
under date Of the 10th: lIl rrfH rta,a
Yesterday we fought and won The one-
my is flying toward Palermo Ihes populn-
lions are 10 high Spirits and JOIN my camp
by thousands Tomorrow | shall march on
Alcamo Tell The Sicilans that the honr IS
come. to put an end TO their slavery, aud that
we shall do it soon Every arm Is good For
the brave ge--musket, scylhe, hatehot, a nail at
the top of a stick Unite with me- lhwWt
the enemy plans az much M possible Light
bonlres upon all the heights which surround
the Neapolitan troops During the night kill
as many Of the enemy's outpost sentries rs
you can Intercept the communications In
u word, harass the enemy rs much as you are
able l.hope 20 see you soon. eqp
Yours, GAmBALDLn-~
Asyou see, this laeonic letter contains all
the necessary instructions for war 10 the
knife, and war TO the knife it will be- TO un.
derstand how, after the loss sustained by the
Neapolitan troops at Calatalimi, the insnr-
eeuts we're able to push their army to the very
gate of Palermo, II is necessary To bear in
mind that the remains of Lanzas column
we're necessarily attacked by the bands of
Baron SAINT Anna aud Marquis Fiebratura
from Moutelepre 70 the Piuppo. The defeat
Of the Ncnpotahs was SO tliOfough that only
l5OO out Of 1000 could reach the capital
aud even these entered it only by groups Of
ten or twenty at time The cavalry was nl.
most annihilated, field pieces were abandoned
| together with ammunition carts The routed
column as soon Ms II entered the barracks, de.
clared it would never 90 TO meet Garibaldi
again, and the dread Under which Il was laboc
| ing soon spread among the garrison Works
| OF defense were erected all round the city, but
the threatening attitude Of the population
will render them useless whom Palermo is at
tackled by the patriots, According to an Off
cia dispatclrecoiyed nn hour ago, to-day is
the day on which Garibnld will attack the in
trenched camp of the Neapolitan army. Be
sides these summary pieces Of intelligence,
partly derived from private kilograms, partly
from those sent by Marquis Persano the Sar-
dinian Admiral in the Mediterranean, to his
Government, the mail steam packet has
brought US letters from Palermo, dated May
Is, and those Of Messina dated May 81 to-
gether with the official bulletins of the insur-
gents.
had written SO far when | heard that the
Neapolitan Consul of this city had received u
telegram from Count Caraia, in which it is
stated that Garibad was completely routed
whilst attempting to get possession OF the Ne
npolitan entrenched camp near Palermo,
The Government Of his Neapolitan Majesty
has always proved SO mendactous that ! can
not place any faith in the truth of its official
Information sent to its agent Let us, there
fore, wait for the confirmation of this report
from more Trustworthy quarters Till then
we have u right to believe that the Sicians
are triumphant and that the island is almost
freed from the calling yoke of Francis L.
LORdoR DdSly NepS,