New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-10-22
good enough to aox Arsbs olive, but not up to Tho
mark Of stsndirg Piedmontese regulars' The En-

glish, Of course, who havp just Dcoa oostoa 0
savages in New Zealand, and not long ago blundere
80 Justify on the mud banks of the Peibo, are jus
the peo,le 10 .se extremely sensitive as to the up
parent shortcomings Of foreign military men. la
advanced post of Garibsldis il driven 10, the poPu
lar hero 10 at once written down BY The Loado'
Times a mere condoaiere, and ii Lamorlciere gep
beaten, under whatever circumstances, me Londo'
| Times deQrades him. without further ado, TO tn
level of a Lieut.. Aubeusee, and similar British
martinets.
The fact Is, that Lsmoriciere has been surprised
by the Piednontese in q manner not just eonsisteni
| with the laws Of modern warfare. All ms Warnke
preparations were calculated for the defense against
GaribaIdi, who threatened the Papal territory from
the south, and had openly announced tns ,nfenuon
of proclamiDg the cAity Of Itsiy from the Top on
the QuiriDal Knowing that there had oeen maze
| no declaration of war against the Pope by victor
| Emanuel, and furthermore uled BY the whbperings
of Bonspartist agents ard officers into the beiies
| that Victor Emanuel had expressly bsen forbidden
by Louis Napoleon to pOunceupon the ecclesiastical
| territory. Lamo,icere limited kmself-aad In mil
tsry poiLt he was quite right in doing SOTO occu-
pyi ing the weak little citadels Of the northern towns
| with small garrisons just sufficient to keep down
popular insurrection. When, therefore, the Pied
n.SAtese, without any previous declaration OF war.
invaded the Ecclesiastical States gil the strasegcd
and tactical dispositions Of Lamorieere were neces-
sariy and Suddenly put at naugh. The small gar
ris0ns of the Northern citsdels had eyerywhere 10
capitufate before numerical superiority OF TO i.
At Caaeiffdardo And at Ancona, which Is not ali
fortified from the land eide, gallant stand was
made, and everything done that was TO DO done IN
der the odds Of sudden surprise, and-with o mot
ley crew OF troops, partly excellent soldiers, but Of
different Estionalities, and almost exclusively com
manded BY foreign Ofesrs. Besides, tie Piedmont
ese acted everywhere in majority os to l. Ii
becomes. therefore, evident that Lameficere has
compromised himself, not rs general, bus as pol
itciaD II was srather budicrous spectacle TO $50
the friend ofThiers, the Yoltaresn, aud The right
hand of Cayaigsac, the Iniddle-cIsss Republican,
combining in his single person the pats Of Peter the
Hermit and Walther of HabeHichts.
At Paris the sensation produced by the news OF
the capitulation Of AncoDa and the surrender Of
Lamoriciere differs in different classes OF Paris
society. The BOnapartists cbOekle 10 their sleeves
and exult over the cleyerness OF their Chief who
has 80 perfectly succeeded in getting rid of one Of
his most dangerous military foes. The people Of
the Faubourgs true psrtisans of italian freedom,
genuine antagonists OF Roman theocracy, and old
enemies Of Lamouciere, who played principal and
savage part during the celebrated insurrection OF
June, le48 enjoy bis defeat with unmtgated salts
faction. The Oreanists, bearing hifa grudge, be-
cause of bis recent apOstacy from THIN own ranks
to those of the Legitimists, into which he was IN
weighed by his wife, shrug their shoulders, and limit
Themselves to rather irOnicat condelements. The
Legitimsts mourn in true earnest, but the most
violent nprecatons against the policy OF the En-
perOr, the fercest aspersions OF the fiedmontese,
and the loudest indications OF Lamorceres
solderthip come from the ranks of the French
army. The following remarks OF the Pans cor
respondent of The London Times are faint echo
OF the exasperated feeling ranking in the hearts OF
the French army.
"Gen. Lamoriciere one Of the most distinguished Of
oeIs of The FIeLcb army accepts. rightly or wrongly
the part of Commander iChef OF the Pontifcai army
He was accompanied and followed by come OF his
country among the fret in social position aud for
tnne Their pTocf eongs coodaced IN the gnt OF
day. The French Government had 1t IN Its power 70
prevent ties, men from taking service WIN tne rope
While they are executing 10 the best OF thsr ABILITIES
TIE new obligations they assumed nth the tact PER-
mission of Tie Emperor his ally summons the no man
Govern to expel them mercenarles enters cue
Roman States, attacks and as we Jaa lssrh, eIasaes
or against the wishes of the French Govern ment an
outrage common sepeei no one, French or Bar.
dnian believes it for moment. The Emperor coud
as easily have forbidden the PiedmoDtess to invade
hs territory Of the Pope he could have prevented
Ismoricefe snd hs foil iwers from defending it. In
the mesn time the effect produced by what has befaien
Lauoriceie AID bis French followers has pslniuly a.
fected many people here Hisod comrades, who have
not TO, gotten the Bayard of the French army, the
glory ne with them ia Africa, tie services he rem.
deIed to the Of order In France the bitterness OF
with hich he has Just struggled against forcs ten
tines u bis number feel Inundated at his defeat by
thpse whom in the best days they never loved,
d3d whom they would, perhaps not be sorry to HAYES
ar excuse for meeting in ths field. Wnethsr these
thirgs will make the Imperial policy mere popular AZ
home, time can only show. At this moment 1t does
Lot appear co."
The telegram from Boulogne announcing that
LamOriciere's portfolio had been seized, and been
found to contain proofs of his understanding with
tba L aoot pnist nd ia
both here and at Paris, asa mere BonapaFtst hoax
circulated in reply to the grumblngs OF the PARIS
barracks.
You will now have read some fuller reports on
the check Garibadian advanced post-whHh by
a coup dc main had occupied Cajazzo on The, right
bank of the Volturno-did meet with on the 2Sd OF
September In presence of vasty-snperlor ene-
nv, aud being Invested of artillery and ammunition,
they had not only TO evacuste the village, tat after
friohtfu carnage TO turn their backs to the Nea-
poIitan cavalry, jump into the river and cross 1t
under heavy musketry fire. The only ianlt COM
mited deyoyes upon General Tur, WHO despite
urgent and repeated applications, found from tho
18th ND to the Odd no time or occasion 10 succor
them by either artillery or reenforcensnts. The
otherwise -trihing incident gains some Importance
from the circumstance Of its marking the 6rst check
in Garibaldis victorious progress. Tho attempt OF
the Neapolitans at improving the oppsrtunlty has
as shown by the latest telegram, been baffed oy
Garbaldi: and as there is no heroic ,ep0s WITHOUT
its comcal episode this time the coE.sai part has
been enacted by Mr.. Edwin Jamee, the Old Bailey
Barrister Fancying that Gariba Sisn excursions
could be witnessed with as little canger as snam-
fights at Astleys Ampitbeater, that worthy hao ioi
lowed up Colonel Vacchieri aud hia 3edognese com
pany to Cajazzo, futtered among the camP.iollow
ers found himself suddenly involved ID the tight be-
fore the Neapolitan cavalry sabers aid, when out
of harms way, not only denounced some OF rue iGg'
tves to their superiors but wanted mem 10 Dc so0t
not exactly as personal taVoi .. hlmseII, as no