New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-10-29


the battle almost superbuman activity and eueFgy,
bad retired for few hours Of rect in the modest tte
chamber Of The parish priest of 81. Angelo, when aoou
10 p telegraph dispatch arrived from Caserti IN
formit him mat Nespoh'ao force mad % tas Ds aP
pearance on the moan aims 20 the north OF Ct4sft
and that body of them bad even occupied Monls
Bfisno and above he cascade oft1e PARK, wcn s noe
mile from the palace With thai rspdity Thicn enaac
ttrzes the resoutionso OF Gaiioa,di III llo n9n's y,
eency orders were given to the CaFaonieri tos
conple Of hundred OF the brigade Spanzao, Wnien
gefe q one at hand all the offers oeing engaged N
guarding the long advanced line which bad beea taken
and TO the Calsbrese vo'uuteerr, TO be ready next
a. ar D q M Al tho came time Gen. Slrtori, the
cLaf Of the st.f WHO az Santa Maria was ordered
70 coec likewise what force he could without encan-
gerDg the position and go by the main ROAD 70
He took portion of the brigade Amanti division
Cosepzl and the Swes company OF the brigade Eoer,
both ust returned from the fight and started for bis
destination. Gen. Bixio at Maddaloni was cautioned
10 be ready at dawn, and while guarding for the steI
of his position to send column over the slopes OF
Monte Caro- in the direction OF Caserta Vecchla.
Lastly the order was dispatched 10 the Piedmonese
BtIs ge aud 10 the two companies OF infantry when
were at Naples, to come down in the morning TO
Caserta by rail.
Csseria lies at the north easery Of the Cam
pauiap plau, aud is surrounded from north wet to
southeast by groups of mountains, scarcely medls-
taD from toe palace and 10 Vn. Inc sopes Oh
me untaps ere veil wooded and have been turned into
gan pres while their tops are steep and bare.
In one OF the d. pre- sioIs of h.se mountain tops lies
CaseIta Vecchis, bnit by the Lombards, and sD re-
taxing it's old wss built thousand years ago. IL
was here and the DeghborDg hignts that the Nea-
pt an column had taken possession ON tue evening Oh
the lst Tie colunD the same with which BHlo mad
had to do in the morning. teing that II could not psae-
trate at Naddaloni, had made faux mach, IN order
TO attack Csserta According 70 the accounts OF the
prisouers which have now it seems that they were
encouraged in this foolish proceeding by report which
reached them frcn Capua mat oar whole force at ST.
Angelo and at Santa Maria defeated, and that AZ
crfa typa HUNGARIAN
ont with a few trOops
The paIk of Caserts, laid out TO the north OF the
palace forms large square of vel nigh three quar-,
ters of mile, surrounded on all sides OF nigh wal
OF nclogure At the south eastery angle of it, lean
ing OIL to the palace and park aud only separated from
III, by the road extends the town of CaseIta at the
nor,h-e,serIy angle the village OF Aldlfreda az the
north est the village OF Ercoh; ana nan mile 10
the north of H. on the road TO ST. Leuc another park
and preserve containing the Palace OF Belvedere, and
the village of Briano.
The Neapoltans, who were III possession OF the
nights cent down couple of battalons next morning
Although their appearance the evening" before had
CAUSED alarm they succeeded in coming down without
being perceived and actually got possession Of the rst
hOusSs nd of the ba racks situated the nOrheaery
flank OF Caserta The sentinel az the barracks was t1e
frt 10 give The alarm. Gen. SiTt0r collected whatever
force he had in hand-among them two companies OF
Pr dmontese Bersagleri and two conpaDis OF the line,
which bad come down by rail from Naples short
time before The re ssiance not very energetic
own g. probably, 10 the crcpmtance that part OF the
Neap0lian eOlditry YVES al eady more busy pundsring
than fighting. Tley were soon pressed back, and
number OF them taken prisoners; OF the rest, part
got into the direction OF MsddaIoni, where Bixio
came down upon them, and made likewise a
number Of pr soDers. While TINS was gong
o. Sanlig had drawn nearer with his brigade ana
Garbaldi had Goa no 10 the higas. The PiedDon
tese as well 81 other troops were ssnt mp to assist
and then the began with the Plednontese Bersg
heri in front. The NsspotaDs tiled TO make stand
in front OF Csserta Vecchis but were coon made 70
fan. IN, h.rada hfa
done the hole assumed a gethsr the character OF
chase. Two entire bat,aons, cut oil toward the hit
and pIefted back fell iDto the hands of Colonel Niic&-
ler Of The Brigade Saulis, and were MADE prisoners al
most 10 a man, II wac quite ludicrous to the nun
bers of Irsoners many of whom still had their arms,
escort, by few prisoners 10 the Palace Of Ca
seTa, in be courtyard OF which, before evening, JO
mep with two colonies and several other superior OIL
Gers had found accommodation. The rest were dis
pereed sll directions that of the column OF 1000
very few will probably return to the right bank OF the
VoltWno.
This success of the second day considerably enhanced
the advantage gained on the hrst IL makes several
usand enemies harmless and makes likewise, good
show, which e BY TO means despicabe with not very
wsIlike population like that OF Napes. Bat after al
the If tie secoId cay bat the ripe icnt
which ell from the tree by little shaking. IL was on
the let Of October that lhe question was decided.
OCTOBER 4.-Yesterday the 800 prisoners
taken by rail 10 Naples. At the station fe hundred
National Guards were waiting for them, who conduct
ed then TO he Fort of St. Elmo. When the prisoners
saw the National Guard, they asked, jesringy,
"Wbetber the AuftrianE had not yet skinned them!'
TIE taunt was not understood until further expana
ration The prisoners asked where the Austrians
were as they had been told that they had already
copied Naples and defeated Gariba di, who was now
between Two fires. When they saw She Piedmoniese
at st. Elmy they asked, astonshed, who they were;
and when told That they were Piedmontese, new
light seemed to dawn upon them. II is with
such lies that the Neapolitaps tried to False
the spirit of their sodiery and Of their Of
fbn fha LATTE na1n
nothing 10 that OF The soldiers. For instance
this morning Neapoitan major of the Giena1er
Guards came in with his carpet-bag, waving white
bal dkerchef and when asked about his business he
said that be had given in his resignation OF
family sairs and that it had been accepted. In talk
ing with him about divers things he inquired whether
the Pedmonese and Lamoric ere had nos come already
10 bOwH and was quite surprised to hear that the no
man amy existed no more, that AncOna was oHrs aud
LamoIeeie too. Things looked rather suspicious with
tins gentleman who got biz dsmissa the day after the
battle and go he was escorted to Naples where he viii
remain IN nhDement uutl the thing 10 cleared mp.
Jhis measure is against Garibalds taste, but he 10
obliged 10 resort TO such steps, as his generosity has
been grossly abusd. number Of officers have been
found among the prisoners who had capituated aud
given their word Of honor not 10 Of course,
their vsTss Of honor more be trusted.
Bus 10 one back TO the stories with which the Nea
poliians tried 70 eDven their Giery One of them,
cuIIent not only among soldiers but likewise among
officers that we gave quarter 10 any one. that
the tin fixed for coming over was passed, and tnat,
therefore il was too late 1t was quite disgusog 70
officers as well as msn throw Themselves down on
then knees when the point of being taken and beg
Tor their lives But tire serious matter was that
the ic Of getting quart reused teroy aud there
is end 10 the complaints Of our soldiers that the Nei
.oltapa killed our wounded Several Of them were
f. uud baif.burnt.
Although we are DO longer III 5 ely brrnDg and plum
doIpg seem 70 be sill the order Of he day OF the Nel-
poilan s0dotescd Not farm building remains 10 the
neighborhood Of Cepua and the cola ms on TGcs-
day cane down from the hills - Cafeta tnsv set fire