New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-05-29
GARfBALDrs EXPEDITION.

Intelligence relative to Garibaldis expedition is
meager and disconnected. Ii asserted that he had
landed at Marsala but another statement is that, al
though force Of one thousand men landed there, 1t
WAS not known whether Garbald was among them.
Vienna telegram of the 18th states on reliable In
formation that part OF Gar1baldIs expedition dsem-
barked at Marsaa the 18th from two vessels. The
royal ships were obliged TO cease firing during two
hours-beng, it is asserted, prevented by English
steamer The firing could not be resumed until the
English officers had returned from the shore to their
vessels. The volunteers who landed were lighting
with the royal troops at the moment Of The mail de-
parture.
An official dispatch of the 18th from Naples says the
firing of two Neapoftan frigates of Marsaa Killed
several flibusters. As regards the two vessels In
which they arrived the LOmbarda was sunk, and the
Piedmonte has been captured. The Royal troops
marched to meet those who disembarked.
Other dispatches confirm the news of the disem-
barkation OF Garibadi, and Of the capture OF the
steamer Piedmonte and destruction OF the Lombarda.
A Turin paper publishes "a letter of Garibadi to VI.
Rabalt excusing himself for having taking the steam
ers Piednonte and Lombarda, on the ground that 1t
was done in the interest of the national cause These
steamers forcbly taken possession Of not char
tered by Garibadis followers.
The Turin journals publish proclamation of Carl
BALD to the Italians Garibadi calls upon the inhab
itans of the Marches, Umbria, and Sabrna, and the
Neapoltans revolt in order to divide the forces of
he enemy.
Another proclamation, addressed to the Romans,
calls the nsIrection of lS9 and urges the Romans to
act Ike Their brethren VINO Tell Ill utltnuliS hOulc
Col. Medic the friend of Gen. Garlbadl, at Memo
Genoa D. was forwarding the preparations for sec
ond expedition. Six thousand volunteers were already
enrolled
Ii was asserted that the diplomatic repre-
sentatves made TO Piedmont would decide the Govern
ment 10 prevent the departure of the second expedition
Great agitation prevailed at Naples.
A Palermo dispatch, of the 18th, states that in five
churches at the termination OF mass, shouts OF Italy
for everl' " Liberty, forever !" &C., were raised
In the evening the pOpulace, TO the number OF ten
thousand, assembled Oh the promenade. The police
Were unable to dispense them, and troops were sum,
moned who fired on the people, killing four and
wOunding ten. Several were arrested.
Ldtest.-A Turin dispatch states that during the
landing at Marsha four persons were killed. The
arms and ammunition were disembarked. Other arms
coming from the Levant landed several days
before on the Southern coast
The Governor of Sicily had issued proclamation
prohibiting the carrying or detention of arms.
There some excitement at Florence, owing TO
the appearance of placards in favor of the eX-Grand
Duke and rnmOrs of intention 10 attempt the re-
covery of his power. The garrison had been REIN
| forced and the National Guard called out
A portion of the clergy of Florence had refused to
| chant TIE Deun as ordered by the authorities.
Intelligence relative TO Gmibaldl expedition ID stlll
! meager and conflicting. but the reports generally
concur in stating that he making good progress.
Some say he had captured the most important positions
| in Sicily except Messina and Palermo.
| After his landing at Marsha, the Neapolltan war
vessels bombarded that town without warning, and
the British vessels nteposed for the protection OF En-
| glsh residents.
| The important announcement was made VIA Madrid,
that the King of Naples had applied for foreign inter-
| venlion.
| Among other questionable rumors was one that a
treaty offensive and defensive had been concluded be-
tween Naples Rome, and Austria and all the deposed
| Italian Soveregns.
| The latest accounts from Naples represent the ut.
most CONSERVATION there. The troops dispirited
| Tumuuous Manifestations were taking place, the royal
family packing up all their Jewels and yaluables and
other strong Indications that great instruction Il
| looked for at any moment
At the latest dates Garibadis forces were moving on
| Pale mo.