The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-06-26

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up the building and 900 600 tart about 1000 DOOR
which are said 10 I've in a. II is mostly private property
deposited for safety The conditions were accepted
Yesterday afternoon the rnanze, large building in
The Toledo was given up by the royalits The negota
ons had been going for the last four days The first
offer they made accepted Garbadi resisting that
they should give their arms which they refused 10 do
Since the armistice began tho offer removed the
part o. The troops, under circumstances which made
desirable to accept No supposed that the money
bad been ef, In the building; but so was The Ncapo
think i Necessary to provide for emergencies. and so
above 100000 ducats, above 81 200 000 remained
Of his Ou e about sO 100 seas G are covs 1
e %sna p5opersy, the rest private deposits NJ
company with the cashiers and controllers Of the estab
lishneni process retdi drawn up signed by the
above named employees, well the captain in com
mand Of the pest He bad about one hundred and twen
tyfve men with him who were allowed 70 retire with
arms and baggage. They had only one man wounded
which easily explained By the good position they held
taken against them While in their posts they amused
themselves with firing from sheltered positions nj all
to have been killed close TO the Porto relce From the
papers found appears that 100 900 ducats were taken
out Of the government funds to defay the expenses
which were rather heavy the soldiers have received
double nay the beginning OF the dsturbancos
This morning the arrived that yesterday early in
the morning the stesmtug title had approached Marsha
and landed about hundred men two thousand mIlskes
and quantity OF ammunition, without meeting with any
obstacle AL the Neapolitan ships being at Palermo Mess
troops have s some little hold. The column is led by
man rom hapani, cmigrant, called Fradclli II was
10 start this morning FOR Trapan where the people expect
every moment 10 have their burnt sacked by
the -oldiery. ] suppose, however, the column win be
called up 10 this place. 70 be ready II host,cs should
begin again 10 morrow.
This Is not the only reinforcement which Is expected
here reliable Information that the Backwall steamer
len 1eghorn on the 2eth ultimo. with 500 500 vo
lunccfs.
Though there have been shots red during the last
three days, the armstice l. that by no means
time Of peace and harmony between the two parties
There = an almost continual succession Of arrc
on both sides. trying TO explain Misunderstanding quiet
apprchcnsons. and verify facts. At time the royal
i-s stop conveys, al another their soldiers break
70 and through the houses, and rob and carry
on everything they lay hold Of 4 great
many Of these complaints have been verified but
believe that these inffactions OF the armsticc
are Dot 90 much the effect OF trcachery the part
y inc Neapoltan generals Of complete want OF
pine among their troops. thus. In spite Of repeated
rde from the commanding General the column AZ the
lorta dc Iemni would allow convoy OF -four o pass
y was natural enough; they have established outside
me o. mr. Tor all objects pundcred selling cheap
and ore unwilling to let good opportunity pass
70 stok Their market Retaliation rcsorted TO- One
" u,r conveys was stopped likewise During the stop
#te hc troops which accompanied deserted almost in
"VO! bringing The spare mules over With them On ano-