Smyrna times. [volume] (Smyrna, Del.) 1854-1987, 1860-09-27
a. lsc GLAANEoUs .
Earibaldi's Progress,


most OF The stirring incidents Of the conflict ra
gieg there is given in scrap" accounts, we {
do NOT know that we more acceptably MI s
up the present space than by laying before our I
readers the feliowIng clear and succinct &C |
leoust IF Ganbaldis progress, taken from a
seadng New York daily: !
.As events develop themselves they begin ls
to give us an insight Into the plan which Gar- II
baldl had prepared for he liberation OF South.
ern Ilaly and the more we see OF 1t the more 4
we ADMIRE The yastuess OF It's proportions - q
Such plan could DOT have been conceived, /
nor is execution attempted 10 any country but
nasy, wher,, the National party is so perfectly
organized. sId 50 completely under the control
OF the uue' ftisn who has drawn his sword with
brilliant asescess for the cause Of Italian unity
and independeDce.0
The plan Was not confiaed TO the liberation
OF The Kingdom of Naples only; the Papal
States were 10 be attacked simultaneously, So
rs TO- fad occupation Tor Lamorcieres aruiy add
The French Ok Rome, as we'll as for Borlbali-
nos troops. About the l5ih OF August, 5000
yoluntsers transferred gradually from Geuoa to
the Gull OF Oranges lGolto degli Arauc), on
the nurti-east Coast OF the Island OF SaTalnia, /
were to cross over To the Papsi coast, While al
the saue llne The lusursecuon IN the various |
Provinces Vi The Neapolltan Continent was 10
bFesk out, snd Garibaidl was 10 cross the |
Strasss ot Mes-lna into Calabra. Some re-
ported exprtss.ops Of Garlbaldl's as to the cow
ard.ce Of the N-apohtans, and the Intelligence
received by The last steamer that he had en-
tered Naples, and been tsumphaHtly received
there, render IL probable thai an insurrection
in the snesss OF that cilys which The flight OF
the King rendered unnecessary, was part OF
The plan.
The landing in the Pspal States, as is al
ready knows, WAS prevented partly by Victor
Emsuuels representations, partly and princi-
pally By Gafhaidis convincing himself that
these men were not 10 fit slate TO undertake
an Independent campaign. He accordingly
took them TO Sicily, eil part at Palermo, sent
The Remainder round the island in two steam
ers TO Taotmina, where We shall find them
again presently. lath meantime the Neap-
oil tau .neve,neals .in the provincial towns took
place asagtetd upon, and in a manner which
showed both how well the revolutionary party
was organized, and how much the country was
ripe for an outbreak. On the 18th of August,
The usorseelson broke out at Foggia, in Apu-
liza. The dragons, orciug lhe garrison of the
town, jonedsthe people. General Flores CON-
msDdlug ihe disITict, sent two companies of
the 18Th regiment who, On arrival, did like
wise, Then did General Flores come himself,
accompanied by his slaif; but he could do
noIhlug and had to leave again. THIS pro.
ceeding Clearly shows that Flores himself did
not wish TO offer rssista ace to the revolution,
airy party. lIad he been in earnest he would
have sent t9O batialloDs instead Of two com.
pauiss, and when be came himself, would have
come at Inc head of as strong q force as be
Gould muster, instead OF coming with few ad
julanls aud orderlies, In fact, the circumstance
alone that tie lnsptgents allowed him TO leave
the town again ie sufficient 10 show that there
was al least sulne tacit understanding Ano
ther movement bfokri out in The province o
BsslIcata. Here The insurgents collected
their forces at Carlelto Pertlcsrs, a village OF
the River Lrgn, (thls must be The place calle,
CtFlet0 by The kilograms
From this mountainous and remote dis,ric
they marched 10 Poienza, the chieftown Q
t1e prosnces VIII re they arrived. 6, 600 strong
on the HIN. The only resistance they found
was Uttered by about 400 gendarmes. who, al
ar short engagement, were dispersed an
afterwards eime 10 one By one to tu-render.-
a prev,nciat government was formed in III
name Of Garibaldl, and proiicstor EnslaIled.-
L ls i'ePoried that The Royal IB,endsnie (gol
eraoE OF The pfsyince) accepts this ofice--anC
shsr sagn bow hopeless the cause of the Beul
b1ns 10 considered 10 be even by their own Of
gsns. -Four cnlnpanies Of The Sixth Regimen
OF the lioe were sent from Salerno to put dow
sAIs lnsurreeiten, bns when they came to Az
Ieita. about 23 miles from Poienza, they n
fused To sch further. sad cried Viua Gar
baidi- These the only movements of whic
any details have reached us. But we are il
formed that other places have joined the insu
reciIon for Insta ce, Avelino, a town not
niles from Naples; Csnpobasso, in the Pro
jnee of Mslise Goa the Adriatic), and Calen
ID Apulls, for this must be the place CALI
Clients % The telegrsips; It lie situated sbo
halfway betwseu Cahpobusso and Foggia, al
nuw Nspiesis " added to the plumber.
While tsas the Neapolilan provincial TOW
al least carried oui their apportioned share
she stark. Garibadi was not idle. Scarce
returned ifosp hts lripto Sardinia, he made
hnsl arrangements for crossing over 10 Il
continent Ills afmy % W consisted of thr
divisions, 'so'nfnandrd by Turr, Cosenz, ind M
dlci. Tne two latter. concentrated about BE
sins and The Faro, were lDarcbed toward {
aorIhern e'oasl of Sicily. between Milazzo q
Faro. as IL they were intended TO embark he
and land ,n the Calabrisn coast, north of /
straits, where about Palmi or Nlcotara.
OF Tnr's DIVISION. the brigades E,er was
camped near Mess;oa, the brigad,s Bxio
been sent TO the interior. 10 Bronle, 10 repr,
some DISORDERS. Both were at once ordered
TaOrnDs, where. on the evening OF the II
Of August. the brigade Bixio, alorIg with
men brought from Sardinia embarked on
Two steamers. the rarino and Franklin. 0
some Oh transports taken in town.
About ton days previous, Major Missori, w
800 men. had crossed ibe Straits, and pas
safely 'hfongh The Nespolnans, 10 the b
and brvksH sronod u Asprnmopte. Here
wss loinee by other smalI bodies. lbrown scr
the Strslts from tine 20 time, and by Gala
on insurgents, so that by this iiIne be c,
manaes body of about 2 900 men, The
apaissnns had sent about l,S00 nan after
little baud had apded. bnt these 500 her
managed SO az never TO come up with
GaribaIdiaps. lsaIf
D.,the 10Th, al daybfesk, Gaflbllldis e.