New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-05-31
on the demand Of Baron Brenier, who apparently FORE
raw the approach Of revolution.

the demand Of Baron Brenier who apparently FORE
raw the approach Of q revelation.
The Opinion Nationak also contains the following:
IL is rumored that Messina ia in the hands Of The
insurgents ID is said that treaty Of alliance, often
sive snd defensive has been concluded between Ma
ples Rome Austria, and all the deposed Italian soyer-
egns."
The Patrie repeats with reserve the rumor that
5000 men had embarked at Genoa and disembarked IN
the Gulf of San Stefano, Orbetello a town in
Tuscany, on the frontier OF the Roman States.
II was also rumored that Provisional Government
lad been established at Marsala
The Constutionnel Of the same date has the follow
ing:
The latest intelligence we have received is the
effect that tn. expedilionary corps Of Garibald Is adj
yancing with .gccess in Sicily. The movement 10
spreading over the whole island"
GARIBsLDrs PROCLAMATIoNs.
Three of Garibadi's proelamatons--to the Neapoli
tan Army, TO the inhabitants Of Naples, AMI TO the
Siclians-bave already been given The following,
addressed to the Romans, makes it appear that the
leaders, intention originally TO commence opera
tons in the Roman States a plan which must have
been frustrated by the vigilance of the Sandman Gov
eminent:
April 90
Romans Tomorrow you will hear the priests Of
Lamorciere say that some Mussulnans have invaded
your territory. Well, these Mussulmans the
who fought for Italy at Moneyideo at Rome, and in
Lomhardy; the same whom You will mention 10 your
children with pride when the day shall which,
by freeing you from the tyranny Of the stranger and
the priest will leave you free 10 enjoy recolecons;
the same who for moment yielded 10 the numerous
and warlike soldiers Of Bonaparie but who yielded
only with their brOws turned toward the enemy and
Hedging themselves 10 return 10 the hg and not 70
leave their children any other legacy but that Of hatred
to oppressors. Yes these companions of mine fought
H.. ~. -
Masina, Mame Daverio, Peralla Panizzi, Remorino,
Daniel Montaldi, and so many other brave Romans
who now sleep near your catacombs, and whom you
buried yourselves, because rounded an front. Our
enemies are both astute and powerful but we tread
the land of the Scavolas the Horat and the Ferruc-
clos: our cause il the of all Italians. Our war
cry is the which heard at Varese and Como:
" Italy and Victor EMANUEL and yon know that with
u.s. whether fallen conquerors, Italian honor Is safe.
O. GAR1BALDI, General Of the Romans
appointed by Government elected by
universal suffrage.
The Italian National Society has also Issued from
Turin circular to it's friends in foreign countries
The following is a translation:
Sicily has risen against her young tyrant, kwho,
directed by the Jeeuits consents 10 massacre his SUD
iects in the most atocious manner sparlng neither
women children nor old men: The Italian Ma
tional Society would belle its pas history If 1t did not
epdeavor by every possible means, TO aid the numer-
GUS victims of the Bourbon of Naples IL has, conse-
quently opened a subscription in all its Committees,
Al o
so O00f; but TO enable the Scilians to continue the
struggle against regular army excited to carnage by
all sorts Of brides, they must have arms, munitions,
and provisions. With this object the society makes an
appeal the liberals of all countries; it begs them TO
found Committees for soliciting and receiving subscrp-
tons in favor of people which has been driven 10 in-
surrecon by the severest and most ablect abcoutsm
and which desires to form part of free and odepend-
ent Italy. The faithful of the different States of Eu-
rope, at the nstgaton Of their bishops, are sending
money to Rome for the purpose Of snbduing by cannon
and musket, and bringing again under the Papal YOKE
the Legations, which have succeeded in freeing them
selves. Liberals ought to initiate their example by
coming to the aid of the Scilan insurgents. The Cen
trail Committee at Turin undertakes to convey 10 them
the thus obtained and the weekly paper Of the
Society will record the names of the generous donors
beginning has already been made at glasgow; but
the Liberals of France, of Belgium of Germany, aud
of Sweden, ought not to be behind those OF England
iii work which highly concerns the liberty OF all
peoples, for the fall Of the despotic Government in
Sicily will involve that of many others; and the Sell
isns when they have broken their own chains, VIII
not fail to acquit themselves of their debt Of gratitude,
for the benefit OF other peoples who may have risen I'd
:" ''''' vEGEZZI RUscALLA.
Aurelio Sai has addressed to the Editor of Tie Lon
don Times the following note:
SRA proclamation signed Giuseppe Mazzini,'
and urging the Scians to instruction in the name OF
the Sandman Monarchy, appeared few days ago in
some Italian papers, and was reproduced by the En-
glsh press
IL 10 uttuless 10 say tdt nldLllil IN heart ana sOui
with the Scilian movement and the cause of Italian
unity but any knowing him would easily perceive
that he could not have had hand in that document.
As am now authorized to state that he has writ
ten such proclamation you will oblige by insert
ing this statement in your valuable paper.
i" Yours, respectfully, AURELIO SAFFI
oxford, May L."
LATEST FROM SICILY.
The latest dispatch from Sicily by Marseilles, and
is as follows:
"MARsETLLEs, May l6.
" The Levant steamer has arrived. She touched at
Messina on the 18th.
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