, 1860-07-02
THE SlCiLIAN INSURKECTION.
Heinforccmcnts for EaribaIdf-.Off OfffeIa1
Eroclamatlons, DC.

There is nothing Of special Importance from
the scene Of operations in Sicily. No new
movements had been nlade BY Gariba(ti- Re-
Inducements in great numbers were leaving
Genoa. Il dispatch dated at that city on the
10Th Of June, says:
"Ou the evening of the 9Th another expedition
left Genoa, composed OF four steamers. three Of
which were French, but all smiled with Amcri~
can colors. Three other American clippers are
also preparing to embark voluuteers tur Sicily.
Tbs expedition which has already left took not
less than 5000 volunteers, Of which there are
50 many collected at Geuoa that it is impossible
for the Committee to provide them with trans.
port accommodation. Steamers are expected
from Londcn ard elsewhere, chartered By the
patriotic commission. Col. Medici and other
otficers Of the Chasseurs des Aipes organise
ttese expeditions. a great number Of young
men Of tie most noble ian,ilies have left Genoa
to joiu Ga!ibatdi. The patriotic committee is
provided with ample funds"
a letter from GEnos, Of the 9th inst, in the
Independence Beige, says:
"a great number Of volunteers left Genoa
tonight for S.cilr- No less than five steamers
and three smiling vessels were required 10 con-
vey them. l think there must have been at
or n.usket, and fifty five cartridges. There xas
embarked besides. q large store Of arms and
munitions and GOO barrels Of powder. This
time tue e,nbarkaiion took place near Conegi-
ano. and the place Of assembling Was in the
grounds of Arm Punsoni. During tue whole Of
The day Genoa swarIed with volunteers col.
lected from all clGsscs OF society, including the
highest. The constant movement and the va
riely OF costume gave most picturesque and
animated appearance to the town. In the eve
ming al the carriages iu Genoa were seen mor-
ing in tue direction Of the gate Of the Lantern,
towards the place Of embnrkstion. The omni.
buses were all in requ;sitiou, and everybody
Was On the spot iu good time.
MARsA1A, FEdaY, Jurel.
One hundred men landed at daylight from
small steamer. a Neapolitan war steamer ap-
them. These men, tesides their own arns,
brought 1000 rifles, abundance Of ammunition,
and money. In the I'd Of June, 1000 men
landed from two steamers, aud, joining the other
body, marched either on Trapani or Palermo.
They IRE all supposed to have come from
Genoa.
On the cd, some provisions of Garibaldi were
stopped BY the troops coming INTO the city.
Mex day lie Ieta.iated BY se'z,ng number Of
wagons and forty mules laden with biscuit,
passing from the castle to the palace. On nexau1-
ming them. ammunition was found underneath
the bread. Great enthusiasm in favor of Carl
baldi prevailed in the city. and ladies were seem
collecting linRn for the wounded.
The embarkation Of the Royal troops from
Palermo continued Tie town was still barri-
caded.
AFFAIRS IN NAPLES.
tits officially stated that two steamers, hav-
ing on hnArd tfooEs and ammunition, hare been
captured by Neapo!itan ships-of-xar.
The Py-tafoylao announces that several Eng
Iish men-ocwar have been sent to Naples.
The Naples correspondent Of the Iiily -fftcs
writes as follows:
EArLxs, Sunday June IL. 1eso.
Everything wears warlike aspect here, and
there Is no lack Of energy in making prepara.
tions for putting down tie almost universal ris-
ins Of the uation. Steamers come md 80 day
and nixht-ammupition in great abundance and
great abundance Of provisions are sent without
ceasing; and that there is any necessity for
the latter shows how completely the
Government has lost tbs command Of
Scafati, enc huatred and eighty cantaria Of
powder hare been brought orer this week 10
baia, for the manufacture OF bombs-those
amta5le persuaders, those fayori:e consellors
Of the Bourbpns. On all the occasions when
any difficulty has presented itself in the form
of an insurrection, hare never known this
government deficient in actIvity OF energy. It
is IN question and works Of public utility are
under consideration, that it goes to sleep
Had but one-huadredth part Of that energy and
good will been e1erted in time Of peace for
The benefit Of the country, which is uow being
cxertel for the destruction Of lie and proper
~, the TWO Sicilies would be iu widely differ
ent state. aud the Bourbons would be more
firmly seated on the throne 1T present ere.
rsthing is menacing. and tranquility will moi
be restored until We have passed through q
fearful crisis.
Malta, Saturday, June 8. {vis. Marsail1es y
Il is SAID that the English fact, command cd
| By Admiral Martin, will today ieare Malta 70.
Uesika bay.