New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-09-18
ITALY,


Naples telegram of the 9th announces the arrival
of Gsribsldi and his forces at Saerno. He
Fected at Naples immediately.
The dispatch also says the King will leave here to-
day for Gsets
Eight Sandman war vessels were in the Bay Of
Esples with two regiments Of BersagGe'i on board.
TIE Blitish steamer Orwell" which was taken
Of by the i1aldiars had been recaptured
BY the English steamer Scylls
Carloads was last heard of At Palin marching upon
Ssh rDo being supported on the right wing by General
G EeDE
-Four thousand men, under General Turr, had dis.
emba kid a. Capri.
Dsurection had broken out at Said, where Victor
Emanuel was pI claiued
IL ported that the Austrian Minister at Naples
had tslsgaphed Vienna that the King of Naples had
resolv ~ out his states. Tae pictures and furniture
on the llth, board Spanish vessel. Other author
ttiet affirm that the king had adopted the desperate
policy Of surrender and would not leave till the last
extremity.
REUTERS TELEGRAMs.
NAPLES, Aug 8.The King intended 10 change his
Ministry but Priace lscbtella refused TO accept the
Presidency, and robody else cared 10 accept it.
General Catro6sno has been appointed Commander
X. chief al Naples He assembled the General Staff of
the National Guard aud declared to them that he reck
oDed their assistance but that he would shoot all
traitors snd the chiefs of secret societies. The King
bad cleo received the General Staff AM promised them
tbst he Will DOT lombard the city. The Minister Plan
ella has returned from his expedition. lie has Assem-.
bed 20 600 men at S4lerDo, under the CON ana OF
Generals BOsco ard Ba' balODga. Another military
eau p is being formed at Arelino. The King and
Cont TrapaDi intend TO try the issue of arms, and
then withdraw 70 Esetu. Inc NaiionaI ,5rarc ar
Keeglo having surprised some Neapolitan red
upon them within very c,ose disro- tt 1919
meke ensuei. --.Ice ana hoiTloIe
II is ssSor.ed"
Tn nat Garbaldi lie at Potenza.
ain Sept 2-Tce OpiRioHe Of to-day publishes
the following b. lsgrsm dated Naples, Sept. /:
Garba di hes arrived az moneleone. Part OF the
Royal troops have fraerDiLed with the insurgents ana
part have been dispersed. The province OF Salerno
has risen in nsurrection TO the cry OF Long 1--we VIC
tor Emanuel"
The ROYAL troops which have been sent TO reinforce
the garriton of nteleons have retired upon Arelno
Extensive military movements are taking place. IL ls
said that the troops 10 be on the IRON
taken up his residence in the Palace. According to ad-
vices from Naples, Ganbadi was marching upon sa-
leJno.
Of two corps armee on the frontier is owing TO the
menaciI attitued Of Lamonciere.
THE INVASION OF CALABRA.
Conespondsnce Of The London Times.
REGGIo, August a. 1860
From the Dist 10 the ODD there were few incidents
Of any conseq nee either this the Scan SIDE
Ar out clock in the afternoon OF the "a the town
Of MESH alarmed by sson OF cannon hots
from the fort into the town. preceded by brisk nre OF
troops ran 10 arms, the population men and women,
inside their way hastily toward the upper part OF the
town, the National Guard spread about IN drb0les III
all directions The impression was that the Com
msndeT Of the foI had made his mind TO restore the
Heapoltan losses on the CalabTese side by bombndng
the town.
Generals TuIT and Medci were soon at the outposts
IarLementaiTe tent across and ths comm ander
of the fort, General Forgols IN person 10 make
excuse. He said that be could not Keep his men in
order, thing which admits of doubt for while the
conference betwt him and generals took place in
the middle Of the Piana Of TeTranova hail Of bullets
was fired by the NeapOlitans on the members Of the
conference The whole thing had originated in of
those tkTmshes Of ouposts which in spite Of uuc
fions and ORDERS had continued for the last week So
nd, MOI producing any result by musketry the Nea.
olitan aT.ilerymen took part on their own account
nd began throwing shot and grape into the Strada |
Austria and into the houses looking toward the esa
Ianade of the fort However, il seems that the com
aDder Of the fort got the better Of hs troops for the
firing was discontinued
On the evening Of the 2st the First Brigade Of Me-
ic received orders 10 embark On board the Queen OF
England and the Washington, both of which were 10
be haIbor of Messina. The captain Of The Queen OF
England although she has not yet changed her flag,
on scented take the troope across but when ne hhd
is aeam up he went out and steamed up 70 the Faro
Jeseage after message was sent but without eject,
I'd ~ the morning dawned the expedition was gwen