The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-10-07

OF Capua 70 Gaeta is now Commanded by Ebers div sion
and We are In hourly expectation o. The attack beng
night, and il s probable that battle is 70 be fought IL
win be in his presence ] win write TO you again.
Garibaldi In Sicily.
The following proclamation has beer issued by Gariba
di TO the inhabitants OF Palermo:--
The people OF Palermo, who showed fear face of
those who bombarded their city, have shown hemseve
recently equally regardless Of fear in face Of corup, men
who'want 10 lead them 3tray.
They have spoken TO you OF annexation as IL any ore
was more eryent than myself for the regeneration OF
Italy but their object 70 personal ntere.s
and you replied like people who felt it's own dignity
and placed cophc ence In the sacred and unviOated
programme which ! proclaimed Italy and Victor
Al Rome, people Of Palermo We win proclaim theking
dom Of Italy and there only will be sanced the great
family bond between freemen and those who are still
slaves OF the same country.
Al Palermo annexation was demanded that might not
pass the Straits; at Naples 1t Is demanded toat may
not the yutunus But long as there are chains
TO be broken In Italy will follow my course bury my
leave you Mrdni as pro Dictator, and certainly be
will show himself worthy Of you and OF Italy have yot
to thank you as well as the brave naiona, militia for
the faith you have placed ia me and In the desinies Of
p PArrRMo Sept IL, 1880. A'' Ni''i'
Aletter romrSsnoa dated the 22d Of September gives
the following account Of Garibads sudden visit - Pa
lerno:-
Adyices from Palermo inform MS that on the I'm Gar,
badi paid unexpected visit 10 Palermo. He arrived
there on board the Eectrque Neapolan steamer,
Immediately proceeded to e palace passing through the
the crowd The General, followed by the people who
semblcd beneath the palace windows appeared the
balcony, and addressed them In the following words,
which copy from the Rinovimerl,o;--
People Of Palermo, with whom have shared fat'zues
perls and glory, am once more among you. Your me
mory Is dear TO me, and, whatever part the world
may be in, viii always think OF you.
Those who wished TO urge you TO speedy annexation
their advice should crossed the Straits AID re-
stored seven millions OF men TO Italy
They would have proeaed US at the feet of diplomacy,
which would have bound hand and foot There would
have been brothers beyond The Vuturnus with
their ansles People Of Palermo, thank you in the
OF Italy for your resistance. love Italy and Victor
Emanuel no one agreater friend than myself Of Victor
Emanuel, the representative OF Italy You despised
their counses and thank you FOR II, you inylnclbc peo
pie Of the barricades.
The General Afterwards hell review and 70 embarked
again al dusk.
The Siege Of Anc0na.
The thnSeuonn Of inc z5!h ult publishes the follow
All eyes are now turned towards the citadel Of Ancons
IN iaei .ere e that me haai and decisive struggle
montese forces
The issue Of the struggle take place, II our
information IL correct
1t ia announced TIA, the siege batteries of General
Ciaidini have made q breach in the south side
Of the wais q the town, and that consequently
the Assault viii be given very coon. THIS news
the 18th against the fortress by six saestne Marie
Adelaide, Victor Enamel, the Carlo Alberto, the san
,hse .er or nioe hOaps rhcs wss
vigorously replied 10 by the citadel, Admiral Persano
being informed that General CIaldn was no, ye ready
for the assault ceased nring 10 spare the city much
as possible. Doubtless the bonbardmsnt has been
srmcd, but the CgTTe Arcane which publishes these
details does not mention how long the susper lasted.
The adyiccs Turin do mention lho opening o
breach but simply announce that tho siege artillery hal
been landed before AncorA.
The venetia Question-An Appeal 20
Garibnidi.
The 07inicne OF Turin u the 10Th ul, publishes tho
following article, under tho heading Of Annexation and
whatever may be The arcs through whioh The c,niesi
recently commenced In Central Italy may have 70 pass,
may oresee, without being ascnsed Of riculous u
sons, that victory viii remain with arms. Through
vory shall have attained the great object Of putting
the whole Of Italy nom the Mnci0 10 the furthest point
OF sicily, In condition 70 take part the last and nnal
undertaking that 10 our emancipation, the dsliye
Of yeneta The presence Of the French At Rome
not considered By % 70 Dc an nraction Of our adepcn
dence bscaufc they ony there for the deeoce Of the
person Of the Holy Father and out Of respect 10 the
sous prlcipe, and ve have profound conviction that
they would leave 70 morrow With the greatest pleasure
they able 70 do without detrmcat 10 the moral
Interests Of which they lave constituted themselves the
guardians.
me dclivercroe q vcneta Is the last act through
which regeneration has TO res, but u al the same
time the mosi dculi one aEi the one for which Italy
VII be obliged 70 make most sacraces great military
power, encampcd In formidable petitions, strong in the
sympeihy and 10 the more or less direct support " an
out Europe cannot be Conquered by surprise By the
enthdslasm Of few legons. To Injured and disciplined
opposed The foriresse defended BY every appliance Of
art and all resources of wararc, ony BE- attacked by
the ncp Of those nvcnons which have been aitaned BY
military sceree, AID which are The monopoly of no one
exclusively, but Which procure without
crgsnza,cn Ions previously prepared
VIC do not bolicyc that lisy uncq aal " the under
taking II twenty two millions oi inhAoians, anirnstcd
by ltr recent and dspoecd 10 make the sssr
oal which ali hitherto obtained WIN be mp~riied and
prccarow-d the Italians will ths-n they viii u
strongly and cbstnaicy-hc dclirerance even OF Vene
BCi a divergence Of opinion seems have recenily
between thsse Who have hitherto iaeorcd N CON
mon for the Tame cnd-s divergence. which We ihns
must disappear a. soon we subject v calm eSAmina
tea the al posture Of affairs
sonc sIh re that order aorcerne tho enterprise
with ug.rc O. ytntta 4 T. prticrabe b. preservc no
ucntasy Rutonoaly & TIE 80 sioAlcs, from which the
nrti movements towards that terrioe contest should pro
coed We tbe oontrafy believe thai the momeni FOR
tNtcutlrg tbs cEisrprieo al BE- accceraled "a ropor
hasuned md that &c shall thus rave tne means both
il 1nancia nd military rtspcot q collecting anu
doubling The dlsposaele iorces ci The country
No Mi venture tn arialn that under the pre- ent
Circuusiancos ana without being con.tsned by necss
sty, tie two sc!ies alone, or uprcr Italy alone, can
Austrian amy eIcampcd therein. coutcst a this
magnitude mrst be coDrsgcOusy accepted when u y
imposed uron us, but should not provoke without
being ars 81 al prepared vtn every mean that Pru
i dencc can suggest II wished 70 hasten on
7 this tnisrrsc, there no better means than
/ that Of collecting all our forces into one hand
and therefore stms eydcai 10 NJ that the persons VINO
prevent the atItxaion q Naples and Sicily - Piedmont
arc preventing - the FNme tme Tie ieivcrance OF We
nea which tney say they vish 70 acoscato more than
Nc Do
For 10 Italians can inc nrcxsioa that sin remain, 70
be carred ort be QUESTION ol ambition prcdorniosrce
l0wer Italy unlics ifelf 70 lpTer Iaiyn the North
% the Peninsula unites futM 10 Tie Souih-vhy H.
merely AZ The members ol family tnat reasembie
Llisr opQ ssp@xAtien. which they have endured win
Efiti. What can bc inc motives thai should prtclude
them frtlu N q brothcfly embrace
We - uus eco that thcre arc my reasons against u
and On examining the acts q the Dictator Garloadi, we
thibk rac thai be so IL subictng bis
mind ~ tne logical ncctssty u this anrcxaton move
nen, ard that however respectable may be the motives
which unve hitherto Induced bifn 10 oppose u, he too
WI end ~ yielding 70 The inclinations Of tho Ia
hahiiats
Genera 1afhad tai sooner entered Naples than he
ccrtsued ~ almrai the scilian Feet, which In
lev Gays viii form with squadron single one This
fact, which the Grit step towards annexation, cannot
but tend seeEe 70 The yrecdy union q the Neapolitsu
almy With ours for " not probable thai the officers OF
thet army Tan desire 10 separate their tate from that o
her rarR cumrnics Bri this fact win also be ssls
ory tcassr for convincing tho Dcia.cr himself of the