The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-05-26
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osxssol6is 9xpeAisssn.se
n. rs~s rec.ived 81 sAs Peesla Eol1ese 70
,hs sa,l,ns OF q xnrsALpi for Dt1ily, orsgems
c,ser r,srt Ia the Doniaions Of Ne Neapou.
tan Ksns vas reported ~ he telegraph and
laid nesore oar rsadett ThursdAy mosnfns.-
Tne arrival Of the rs3slHss slAils tArows more
it.h, uron hat SstoaAAiae ssAtsrprises The
sxnedi,ioa - saik tr6h Genoa about midnight
on I'M s,h MSy, II cohsisted, a. already stated,
.of.xneut s;NO men, veil provided with azms,
Hninoniifon, and, We presume, money; for
GAz,pxrpf 10 said TO have exchanged three
smfllibnS OF francs for gold 1t the Bank of
Aeooas He is said to have acted without the
sconcnsrencs Of the Sardinia government; but,
without knowing any thing Of the actual state
of the case, the exemption 10 quite sair, We
think, that NO vBy strenuous attempts were
made to arrest - expedition. It iAeves saad
that his lsasel1ant MxDICI, 10 to follow MN
with two tnousand men more. II be shall
succeed Ia ioiaing him, the inference wiis oe
unden iable that VICTOR EMNAMuBL winKs ~
the expe<ition. In manifesto TO the 4taiiAn
soldiers. he exherts them to- 6ght for Italian
uu,,x. and points to ViogoR EMANUEL a. the
true conservative or that unity. The pro-
.,.ma,ion Of MAzzINI 10 remarkable for It's
SUGGESTION OF thnnAms line Of conduct to the
r.s,iaus. so that vIoToR ENAAHuEL appears
10 te truly the hope Of all parties in Italy.
who desire the independence OF their coun-
HI hi. expedition is e.... with p.ri,.. 1, i.
possible that the brave adventures may never
reach the land, for q Neapolitan Meet is said to
be on the lookout for them, and with nero
steamboats, il would Be madness to engage
with men -of-war, Notwithstanding the hope
said to have been expressed by GARIBALDI of
being able 10 cut out some of the enemy's friG-
rHt>sx SHOULD 1t land. its perils will be still
very great, for the Siciiians, though fighting
bravely, are merely undisciplined bodies of
men, while they are opposed BY regular SOL
diers, and the examples are very rare Of the
defeat of disciplined troops by raw levies.
Above all, it is An organized government con-
tending with insurgents, and, In such cases,
the government possesses incalculable advan-
tages. The only hope appears to consist IN
the reluctance which the soldiers Of the King
are supposed TO feel to meet their own coun-
trymen upon the field of battle. and either to
kill them or be killed by them. On the other
hand, the calm, deliberate, cautious judgment
/. of 0ARiBALDl has always, heretofore, been as
, conspicuous as his courage. He rarely failed
in his part OF the great tasks which he at diff
ferent times assumed of liberating his coun-
try, and The reason given for his success
10, that he was always so c0nsummateiy
skilliul in laying his plans. In fac. he
has heretofore. ia his limited sphere, ex-
hibited all the characteristics Of q greal
General. 1t Is not to be doubted, then. tina,
he had we'll weighed the chances OF success
before he engaged in the expedition. PROOF
OF his entire confidence in the success Of his
proposed operations is to be found in his will
linguess TO risk NO: only has own lite, but tha
OF nis son, whom ne has taken along with him
upon the issue. 1t is ia vain that the FreAcI
aud English newspapers siigmatize him As q
tiiiibus Ter, aud that correspondents OF Amer.
can newspapers represent him as q man rem.
dercd des peIate BY domestic lroU bies, and dis.
upp0in .meuts III The path OF ambition, and
therefore seeking to lay down his iie III some
desperate struggle win the e1emies OF xtaliaa
liberty His course will nevertheless excite
the admiration OF the mass Of mankind, both
Ill tie Old World ana the New. To tnem
should he iaii, he Will be q martyr, not less II
be reyered than RIkGo or KOsClUsKO-
We nave no doubt that nine. tenths III the civ.
ilized world wish him the most com plete sue.
Cess, tor the tyranny against which he fights
is the most odious in existence. Even the
French aud English papers before alluded TO-
deal with him very gently, although they call