Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-06-28
TIE LATEST EUROPEAN MAILS
by THE STEAMSHIP ASIA.
ARMS AND MEN ron SICILY.
APPEAL no 7Hr rNsttsH PEOPLE

The mails Of the steamship Asia, from
Liverpool the 9th inst, ria Queenstown
the 10th, came to hand in full this morn
ing. The Asia brings 119 passengers to
New York.
The news principally concerns the reyo-
luton in Sicily, which would appear to be
every where triumphant. Additional re-
cruits, however, were coming In from all
parts Of the north and centre Of the pen
insula. and II is stated that an English
steamer had arrived nj Marsala, from
Queenstown, conveying GO volunteers,
1000 rifles, and $1,000 for Garbaldi. In tho
meantime, the following appeal had been
received from Palermo, and published by
the Gstibaldi Committee in London
Dear Sir-Just time TO say that we are
In full possession after streams of blood
have flown. Fights 'twixt brothers are
deadly.
We want money; we want, M I told you
n British steamer, chartered with revol-
wing rifles aud pistols of Colts, II Pail
Mall, also some cannon rare. But for the
sake of humanity and liberty. do hurry
MP the subscriptions. The sooner we are
strong the less the chance Of more fight
ing. We muster now some 30 600, all told
though not all armed We want arms and
ammunition and caps-Minie riHes-or the
rife corps pattern the General would soon
have. lie Ia we'll, and radiant with joy
and hope, though signing over the ne
cessity TO shed blood. oh will tho world
never learn to value the really great men
Of earth until the grave has closed over
/ themI Garibaldi has written only one or
two Of all the things published over his
name, the rest are the inventions of enc
mics or over sea.ous friends.
Msssina must capitulate. II the King
| grant constitution, all will DO lost. The
Bourbons must be driven from italy, for
IL will never be quiet without. Warn tho
papers against trusting the so-called let
tiers, de-, from Gafibaldi. He writes lit
tie or none, and dislikes to be made prom
inent.
Do try and urge on the subscriptions.
The English admiral here has behaved
bravely. and John Russel's praises are in
every ones mouth, but he must not faltsr
nor hesitate.
Tho royal palace Ia burned down, and
the gghtlag was desperate indeed.
OF all the defeats imputed to the insur-
gents not one has really taken place. The
general was obliged at times TO sacrifice
some lives for strategioal purposes.
Now, pray use your influence for Eng
land not TO allow Naples TO patch mp n
peace, for coll you IL is useless. Garibaldi
and his friends will never consent TO any
thing short of "Italy for tho Italians.n
Action of France aud Sardinia.
Letters from Turin assert that the Sar-
diuian Government will have to supper,
Garibaldi, and therefore 60 TO war with
Naples. or II will have to put down an in
surrection at home, so excited is public
opinion becoming in Piedmont.
II was reported that, as kind Of hall
measure, Cavour was about to send Com
missioner Extraordinary to Sicily.
Orders had also boon given to prepare
for soa all tho men-of- war at Genoa and
spezzia.
II was reported at Paris that twelve
transports had left Naples, in tow of stea.
mers, to embark the garrison Rt Palermo
The Post, of juno 9th, says: The
French Government has decided on send
ing more ships TO the Neapolithn station
in order to tako on board the French sub
jeets, who number 1900 persons III the
capital.