The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-06-11


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but had drawn eleeef - ~ city. xhefb Was
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ass1aiiy enssrod Ralog0cs batts see1ns - have
hsss premature. AeAatt . a. ~ Hsonly %
cupled shs heleAls tAAkcona Il a. Ms
uenisaunr "a. attack. - No. ts.vee,suauoeeA.
would b made before tho s,tA ID Tn< Se,,es.i
opintoA seemed 70 h. thnt She aautnr, Of PA.
lotiao vas ouly a afnair ~ eirnss "A 4hat Il
eoulAsos n mueh lannnr Ana,cka : I 1890. A
sarsy a he eat. tne N.apSiAssn governor
aeetns % haye a. .nnArd a .rra .atice for he
purpose, ~ presume. Of snintpe si,ns for It
appear that his appiicstion was no, succses.
1ui. Ia the meaat.rlse. he popnlscs Of Pc
lexmo had heeouae vsAsuzsnsly exeiesd, aaa
Was With ersa, a, aacu,sy rsssratneA. The pub
lie saucsvnaries were In great alarm, and
the English and Frsnch Osnsals bad eoas
on b,ard the ships Of war belonging TO their
respective nations, '1yisg Id the harbor.-
Every thing indicates shS epsedy fall Of Pa.
lsrmo. snd the exiacsi0a Of ths NeapoaAa
do.aiuioa sArvugAuus ~ island. ev af&
We ssspses uAts eoAses1Sn stion has already
BEEN REACHED, for whtis 0ARiDAxpf u carry.
ind every alag hefore Aim In he Wesssrn part
II the islasd Aasurrsssioa 1Aas ALREADY ssot.sn
ous Ia Dlesstaa. sxsuassd IN the Sxtrecns Ess,.
WHARF Sicily II only separxted lrum ltaiy bv
he'strait WHICH .,akes it, nans rom H. Aast
lncu tioppd c,sy. s0AmnAxps N nsa,t,e anon
classical ground. a. indeed MI Sici,v i. pa.
lernao. 4 our Young friends enx~xed in cl.sa,.
cal studies well know. m. set.aed -hv ths
Pse0icsaps many hundred years before the
bsrth OF Clirss, aud passing from their hand,
iaro those Of the Carthsssnians, was finally
taken By the Romsua in the firss Punie war.
1t WA called Panormus or Pal or,uitos bv
the Qresks. from the CAPACITY OF ia In r,.,r and
its admirable adapta,ivu 20 tina uuruosss Of
Commerce. The name 10 compounded Of two
0rsek words sieoifyfne "Ali Port, :, Sill more
interrstine 10 the STORY Of Nes,ipa. orieis-
ally called Zaacle.or1 he 6jekle on account Of
the carve In ii. hsrbor, which resembles that
agricultural implement. Even a. early ~ ok
c~nrurtes and . half before Christ. this town.
stin Inhabited by the dssceaaausy Of M
Chaiciaian pirates. who had landed from
Uump in Italy. aud driven out the ancient
S,eeli. it, original inhabit aufs. ~ NJ NOM.
lous and 20 powerful, that It could spare men
ana ms "a = tab,i.h ana .nrnor, !. coIonv 81
the Himsra. Itreceiyed the name OF Messana
or Mssssns from tho tyraat AuAxILAs nearly
i've centuries before Christ and IL bears
the same now, with . very slight alteration
1t has seen in it, day wonderful succession
Of events. II was taken aad destroyed by the
Oarthaginians aboat fous huadrea years be.
fore the Christian era-it was rebuIlt by the
famous DiokYsIUs, tyrant Of Syracuse-aud
was the capse OF the ars. Panic war. Greece.
Carthage, ;Rome-DionYsIua,l AoAraoc1ss,
HaxRO-whers are they They ali had a DOW
erful influence over the destipiss Of ,Nessina.
They all exist but q the dimmass Of memortes.
while Nessina il still standing. still revoltiux.
still lasA,ing, two thousand years after their
ambition first rendered her same immortal.-1
The opposing coasts present 70 The eve ~ ~.
vovseer the same general optiina that ,hsy
presented to ULYssrs; but alas! CaARYnn.s
NO longer swallows apd sdiseorees ahe .sa
three times q day, and Sofia. M LONGER
barkiuR like dog with her six bead. ANA ,heir
formidable rows Of teeth. has shrunk into An \
inconsiderable rock. where no traca Of a rav.
IL 70 be seen. Thus classical and hi.toric.I
arc the memories which clusser aruund the
scenes over which 0AsssA1nr ana HIS men
are destined to pass, In pursuit Of men great
object Ls eT' efH as'. Sc - gu
That GARlsALpI wiu land In Oalasria. and
spread tho flame Of rsvolto ana sesistance to
tyranny through Calabria and the Princioa.
tos uatil il reach Naples. ne have ~ hahn.
ton In Believing. He viii dad coin has tible
materials enough to produce a general GONNA
grafton, ready prepared to his hand. There
caauot =. a dnnh, @n.t ~ ..a. ~ -.
ment /. hsld i. nna n.,;n.s !. -, ."..s Sss."'
testation. and that the entire popuiation ON
the con iinsnt, ~ well in Sicily, are prepared
TO unite ia the great movement for Italian
unity. We put not our faith merely In
French aAd English newspapefs. Although the
Of these Journals are conarned by
the Adyaeesg tvea tothoS Kiag Of Naples both
by Aassria aad 8pafa. q Private intaliirenca
received in this country, confirms the wor.,
accounts that hase been pablisht Of The arm.
cioas syranny habdtuaiiy prac .icsd It Naplss !
and the hearty dates q lion ia WHICH the R...,'
bons are held b. tue, satirs population. We |
see NOT what 10 % arrest lthe suapend,or blow.
Syatn has already told the King That shs, can
do no,hing, Austria has remonstrated in vain |
Russia il tninking only Of Turkey. MI
tispatches intrinsic mat 1xnL,
Ann Is backed ii Ali his novv..m...,