New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-06-29
THE DEGREES OF THE PROVISIONAL GOV
ERNMENT.
The official journal of the Provisional Government
IL S,ciIr Ill shes tina folloyrinn decreea.

The official journal of the Provisional Government
of Sicily publishes tue following DEGREES:
ITALY AsD VICTOR EMANUEL.
Joseph Garbald commaDder.in-clief Of the nation
al forces III Sicily,
In vriue of the powers conferred Oh him, decrees:
ART. l. A Committee of Defense is instituted, which
viii have actively to provide, far as Is necessary
for the construction OF regular barbados throughout
the city and for putting IL in state Of Defense indie
pepdeny of the brave men that have from other
Italian provinces 10 the help OF Sicily.
ART. The barricades constructed will be formed at
the oLance Of about hundred PAGES from one anoh-
err and in their construction the paving will be
used also potts. stakes bags Of EARTH and the works
will be placed under the direction OF intelligent persons
accustomed 10 such operations.
The articles required for the movable ba'rica1es
will be prepared at such places as may be requisite
and especially where c0nbaianls have to advance
protected against the enemy fire. and also for assault
ing the quarters held by the royaliss. These barrl
cadet will be formed of baskets filled with EARTH with
mattresses, straw sacks, &c.
Arr. g. TIE Committee will keep as large supply
rs possible of sacks which twill have filled with earth
without delay.
ART a. The barbados are to be defended by the
most courageous peTs Js 10 be found IN the streets
where they ire raised
ART. s. The doors and windows of the houses must
be left optn Gay and night for aording shelter to the
p. rsons whom the Coottee may send for more effect
ualiy maintaining tbe defense.
ART 6. The Committee VIII also organize central
corps-degarde VIII eh if possible will establish itself
dear its residence. Every street must have second
AIRY corps-ce-garde, which, by means of small patrols
will keep up communications with the central corps,
and whose duty il " il be 10 send party every halt
hour 10 INQUIRE into the state of the Defense and urge
the inhabitants of every house TO contribute to the said
defense.
Arr. 7. The Committee will keep round il strong
detachment of armed men, in order TO be able II re-
quiste, 10 send reeniorcements 10 tie points most
threatened
ART. s. 1t will see to the preparation Of ammunition.
and Especially of the called revolutionary POWDER
ITALY AND VICTOR EAANUEL.
Joseph Garibaldi, Commandsr-ln-C Chief Of the ma
tora + rces Sicily.
In virtue Of the powers conferrei on him. DEGREES:
ARTICLE l. Out Of the LANDS vi the communal es-
tales to be divided in conform with the law,
ing lots shall have his allo nent who shall have fought
for his country. In case OF the soldier death, this
privilege shall pass 10 his heh.
ApTs2 This allotment shall be equa to that which
shall be set apart by drawing lots for every head of
poor family Nevertheless, II the lands OF commune
are greater than the population walt the sodies or
their hers shall obtain share twice as great as the
other ~ rsOns sharing. -.
they shall be supplied with lands from the domains oil
the State or OF the Crown. 9,
Arr. 4. The Secretary Of State is charged with the
execution Of the present decree.
The Oet,tor, GAGIBALDI ,sco cn,sn,
The Secretary OF State, FRANCISCO ChisPi.
One of the articles in another decree Is as follows:
AIRS. The sentences decisions, and public acts
will he headed with The phrase In the name oil 'ic
tor EmaDu' Ring of Italy,"
The following il passage from letter written on
the lth of June at Palerm, and published in the
Morimtnto.
TLs city, az have already told you, has suffered
mmeu,e damage from the bombardment. All the
bopses occupied by the roya lists before they rireated
into the forts and the roy palace have been burned
and the families living in them rutheSsiy murdered;
In The convent of the Benedic,nes have been found
sew nty dismembered and half csroonized corpses OF
citizens " ho had taken refoge there. The royaliss
have con mtted barbgrues 30 horrible that l caonot
riake up my mind TO describe them. The English IN
This roadsiead evince much sympathy for the cause
Since Garibadi's interviews with Gen. LAMA. they
have been eloquent in praise Of Garibaldi and bus
legion.
letter of the oh inst from Genoa, TO the Steele
rays: