New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-11-13

.uhoroh our troops have not yet met the eneny,h
:. a. he Erected that engagement will either take
10 ,o-day or tomorrow. We know that Neapoh-
h cor,s 6'arpee has been rent 20 occgpy tho noun
ian ahs of Boiano and mus either fall in with Cbl-
; CORE or with the GaIiba dians who have crossed
he yoln,no 1t that the remainder Of tie Nea-
poltan army is now encnped in the neigbborhood OF
Sessa snd Pignataro q position which equally COM
mands the road Of San Germano and that Of Gaeta.
Surpoing that dis NeapoGtan corps met with defeat
in following the mountain tracts of Piedmont 1t might
attempt to fall back the Garighsno and JON the
main body of Francis us army. To prevent this
junction Galibad will send force in the direction OF
Pontelatore, thus intercepting tho communication oil
the severed Neapoltan army. His plans, however,
may be modified according to the events OF war; for he
cannot yet send the whole OF bis army on me 0lher
side of tie Voluno As long the road which leads
from Capua to Gaeta Is not intercepted the garrison OF
the former city may be easily increased, aud des-
perate attempt against the positions OF Santa Malia'
Aversa and SAINT Angelo may be made by the enemy
IL is not unlikely that the arrival of Caldins corps on
tie scene may supersede all present arrangements
Until then Milbiz will remain at Santa Mara, AVesha
at Madeloni, ard Saccli at san Lueio; $500.
II the Generals Of Francis H. really INTEND 10 mar
stand against tie combined forces OF VICTOR T,u az
and Gaubaldi Il is in tie Plain of the GaIighan0 OF
in the vicinity of Sessa, that great bat.le VII
fought Judging BY what happeued on 1ne Ss'n
Maceron however, do not believe thai me Ne"I H;
fans are i'm position seriously TO oppose the ahsiniS
| enemy. The morale Of Francis lis army Was ue
stToyed by tie failure of the lst Of October AS Gal
| Tp; sold 10 the Neapoitan General Scott, VINO is
into his bands at Maceroni, 1.-The defenders OF lIe
RouTbors are no more soldiers than the 6iigands o.
| " he CampaOna of Rome. The awful deeds lhey
| " nerretr7ted in the Abruzzi show that they nave
| tost an sense of military honor" lhe Marquis
VilanaIina, who is just returned IRON .n. r,eS
,ince told me that the acts OF barbarlty comhlteG
NV tLe Neapoltan Cacciaton in TIE toWn,s ana
/ villages of the Abruzn can scarcely be UeusNe Gu
Tho same report was given TO ne by Colonel Nulio
and Major Csldesi Of Galibaldis stall. AT ieernia
| vcnno man of nineteen was buried to death In the
1reseTce Of his mother only because be reiufed 70
| Shout "Long live Francis H." | have myself reau
tie authentic document in which the details OF that
horrible tragedy are officially stated. Two letters,
lined Inv SiSnor Uloa the Minister Of Police Of Fran
cs IL have also been seized in the pockets OF Spy,
Which leave no doubt that the Government OF Gae'H
did not shrink from resortiDg 10 the most Ubiquitous
means In order to insure the triumph Of the royal
| cause. In the first Of these letters Sgnor Ulloa
strongly recommended to the Intendente of lsernla
twenty conyicts who had been sent into the A6rzn
from the Areasolo Of Gaeta TO organize the Sanedis
bands. According TO the words OF tie letters those
eonvjcts had gained reputation that " would cause
| " the most salatary dread among tie liberals"
The second letter directed tie lnendente 10 let the
peasant know that Francis H. released them from the
ordinary obligations Of the law for "a days. Themes
inc of he Minister was clear enough, and the peas
aprv took il as sort of dspensation or indulgence TO
commit plumber assassination, rape, &C., with impu-
nity In few days hope to be i'll position OF send
ng YOU the literal tTantlaion Of tLeee two important
| documents.
The firing from Capua has ceased. Our col
uns are crossing the VoltuTno before Garbald who Is
here with his staff. The report of tie guns has not
been heard this morning. neither In the direction OF
\ Bojano or Sessa.