The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-06-29

sps roeo 70 the Campo the Mole and The foot q Monte
he position thus taken would have the advantage Of
pne tneir troops together, and at the same time Of
tans have asked for such position shows better than
ANYTHING else the state they There is no doubt
tnat the coup de main on Palermo and the three days
street nenfng have had even more effect than we could
imagine from this side.
If the successful oosp ds main was itself sufficient
only contribute to augment this confusion In spite Of
ne savage Commandment and in spite Of all the efforts Of
.ne sodlery for three days. there was not only idea Of
giving IN but on the contrary, the Gsrbades advanced
steadily, and drove the troops from position TO
another, leaving them no rest, night or day, and
causing them heavy LOSSES The ocers, strange 70 say
were the rst 70 lose heart and according to the state
men OF the soldiers who are still in the royal palace
woud NOT lead them on, but LEFT them TO themseives
expose themselves 10 be assaed all sides and shot
down The soldiers went far 40 TO say mat II there was
another light they would drive their ocrs before them
and shoot them down II they tried 70 shrk IT, This feel
ing was not exactly TO strengthen the ties OF
Sln H. e s 70 s
ofproyisons and the mass Of woanded and dead we're
owing They 40 pot dare TO go out forasng ior rear o.
being cut of by the Insurgents outside and IN the Stei
10 and royal palace there nothing but biscuit and
wine. Even whom they allowed to transport pro
visions they could only get fresh provisions for day or
two As for the loss 10 wounded and dead, H. canno, be
less than 900 since the taking Of Palermo People on
board ship who hs 0c SrI TIL me thai so e
or 600 fNpN'
But more than any Ding else, tho nature Of the
chiated and brought the troops into contact
with the of Garbadi and thus threatened complete
10 Ss Ss sSss u s rel s
night or day. and shot him down when he least expected
H.. No discipline could hold out against it-the Sea
sSan 100 desersers spa as many pr,soasrs almost
all of whom wish to serve Even the foreign merccna
one was over N
Inspiration, as should call IT, Ho knew that all
the advantages which he granted Of carrying of the
wounded and bringing back provisions would be more
than by the continuance Of this state Of
indecsio The sshto the town was only calculated 70
increase this Generalization u showed the popular
IN their most formidable shape cheering and ex
cited BE, therefore, gave every facility to soldiers and
the tinid, and he was right, for the fresh demand
today comes probably from tho conviction that "
S this state Of things as s Ae,s w
Italian, and Garibaldi is not the man TO overlook that
these same NeaPohtsn troops instead Of being destroyed
establish Italian unity, aud make ii independent of all
foreign assistance. .t.t.-t rr r
The conditions being agreed upon, several Of Garibadis
officers we're sent with come on ers Of the Neapotan
staff mark out the ground They told Of some Gin
cusances which occurred during their stroll and which
along the Shore the population attracted in
siderable NUMBERS and there plenty Of offers TO the
oppagcs thus occasioncd rushed out and began
upbrad the Neapoan officer with the cowardice Of the
bcmbardment, telling him that they were only good 70
lombard from safe distance, without exposing them
selves "Come down." che said "into the Streets and
you will that we win all grasp whatever ind
came 10 complain Of her house having been sacked
by the soldery and burnt down. The Neapolitan officer
replied to this tina, his house. which sitsated
close to the royal palace had been sacked by the royal
troops, statement which soon changed the woman's
tears into laugh.
is according to all accounts, very great They had des
patched steamer the very day OF Garibaldis entering
surrounded and would be made prisoner before night
that the which the Austrian steamer brought the
next day, that Garbadi was established in the town,
and that the whole game was up, was not believed at
About ten this morning Orslni came in with three Of
the guns and contingent Of from 400 to 500 sqdire,
who accompanied them. He had had hard time Of it,
The Ncapolitans you will remember, sent column Of
troops after the Some delay occurred and two Of the
guns among them that taken at Calaa Fmi, had To be
len behind, and were captured With the rest Orsini
went towards Coreope, where tho backward movement
of the guns taken FOR sign of defeat and the popu
iaton instead Of assisting became frightened, and be-
haved almost In a hostile manner. Orsni had 10 burn
Ss
gave courage to the natives the guns were dug OUT new
carriages made and the guns brought down TO Msmer,
from which place they came at the foot OF the hills to-
wards La Favorisa This morning they made their public
entry crowned with flowers and amid deafcnng cheers
for like all raw icvics, the sicans place mpct msn 3
guns and made themscSss yeFy sPv zee them come n
came several Of those who were wounded al
Calata Fimi. M 10 trra
p You will know by the despatch which sent you that
according to the concluded yesterday between
Garibald and the Neapoltans tho latter this marnng
evacuated ali their positions the town. and retired TO
the Campo, at the foot of Monte reicino and the oe
gave YOU in yesterdays letter the particulars Of the
convention havs only TO add that all the points ha
been strictly executed and without the slightest mishap
Tho firing which disturbed tho town yesterday at r.
NJ additional reason for fastening the movements
Of tho Neapoans for It proved clearly that IL this close
between troops and houses the side,
eSs o collision could not BE- The
troops had entered house, and the ubiquitous sqssr
outside the town received them with musket Gre which
wounded mi General 1etixa himself went with
Gribads Adjutant General to the SPOT in order 10
store order which was done The soldiers could not be
kept from strayps and plundcrng and the people, Of
course took good always 20 have s9d6ds
the place ch was threatened. -
Tho coavention signed yesterday afternoon, the
part Of the Neapoltans by General CoonDa and the
part az Garibadi by Colonel Turr his Adatan General
This convention has only reference to the military
ficn Of the town, and the taking up position outside.
But bchnd this con, cntiou there one signed
by Garibatd himself apd on the other side by General
Iet.za and his Chief Of the Stan.
IL has reference % the embarkation OF the Neapoli-
ans. No time Is txcd, nor the spot they are 20 70
10. All prisoners who are willing, as well as all sick
and wounded both sides, are TO be exchanged.
The embarka,ion Is be made quickly possible.
the mdrif first and the afterwards. The Castola
mare aud The Cstesccc Mole are be evacuated
Ike all the rest Al all the trooIs from Tspaoi Catsoa
and Termni have @ those places, when the convention
Is carried Qua sicily, with the exception Of Messins, viii
TIC FIRST convention treating of their Withdrawal from
the town. was carried out this mcunu fhc mevsmrus
was to begin ~ A. ana 70 De euecsea N Two cnmnns
The nrsi comprising the Of the Ncapoisan troops
and thu Commando Chef ca firm at the Palace
and its ncighborhood and march down the srudbne
a FAR tho entrance 10 the Swada Macqunrda,
where 10 was 20 take crossroad leading through
the Borvo direct santa Lucia General Carl
baci hsd sent his Adjutant General, Cnlonci 1urr
and three other onoers, to most ihe,n whore
tho from the srudens General LAMA
advanced shook hands wh Colonel Turr and, afcr
repeating again the points which the rceecsvc posts
be placed the column prcceeced 10 Auta acia,
formed before tho Nlcarao, where one part remain
Cd "a rieupn nd
the Campo. In front Of tile column officer &C the
star, win three chasscrrs theval, next picket a
chasscurs then General lama and star and IN the rcar
tho coys infantry artillery and regiment Of cavalry
eassrurs every battalion with ts baggage ancr 10 %
CARTS carry ing the rcans OF what could not he trans
ported bcfrc. rather astonishcd 60 ind much
remaining considering the time which they had already
10 Transport Whatever they liked \ good many women
ana children were e. be with the baggage.
An precautions had been taken u prevent any collision
or demonstration the way. The whole rad 20 I've
passed was cleared ofpore the native bssslcns plac'd