The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-06-22
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after oincd by three British naval officers was collect
Ell round common npceus--a smoking Kettle Win
Vie larger part OF call IN ~ ara npef." 80"
ince 0 ou cts oasket With heaps OF fresh bread, ana
barrel containing Marsaia. Every one helped hnseh ~
the most commanistc manner using myers s.d Suhe,
ard drinking out the solitary lin pot. IL IS only IA TINS
Irregular Warfare that you see these scenes In their
greatest perfection Tho long marches and counter.
ches rains, Gghts, and sleeping on .nc ground h
made almost every worthy 10 Igure IN picture by
Muro with all those grand sicliar mountains, net IN
like those of Greece forming background suon - no
PREPARATIONS FoR TIM FINAL srRrGeLE.
Soon after NY arrival GaribalG made his appearance,
and received his foreign visitors With that ch.rmg quie1
simplicity which chlractsrizcs lin, Lending hmseu wn
great complaisaDcc TO the invariably recurring
demand Of autographs, and answering tue nn-
merous questions which were naturally put to
him. II only after the departure OF his guest
that the General resumed his business The question dc
hated was nothing more nor less than venture a
coup Gle main Palermo the night. There was no
doubt all the information went TO show that the Neapo
had taken the bait thrown out for themthat they
back OF the guns towards the interior as sign OF dis
couragement As for the fank movement 10 Misilmeri
they seemed 70 nave no idea o. II, ior men come IRON
other considerable body Of at Prco and on the
road beyond it, In Nonreac the reports spoke likewise OF
named places called the Piana Il Theresa
both Of which close 10 the Palazzo Reale, in the
wse O. ID
Former events had forced the Neapoltans pay atton
ters Of il in case OF popular RISE This not very
easy in such town as Palermo which, like true south
r. N x snS
was serious drawback for the troops in street light
The Neapoans did their best 70 repair this
FORM the main arteries Of the town. The first called Via d
Toledo, starting from the Marina at Porta Fece uavcrses
the town in straight line from northeast 70 son!.
ending the Piazza Reae the largest square OF Palermo
the opposite side Of the town from which the roads
start for Monreale and Prco Besides the royal palace
supposed be the site Of the old palace OF the Emrs
Of Sicily, there several large public buildings which
line the square the forming one corner
ground rises gently towards this part which commanes
the whole At right angles to the Via di toledo runs
another street equally straight, the strata Moqo'aoa'
which, starting from the Por,a San Anouino, and ira
verspe the whole town, leads out TO the road 10 Ia
Fayorjta and TO the Mole. The two intersect each
other right in the centre of the town, where the
octagcpal place is called the Piazza Boogni Tue
lower half Of the from the TO this place had
been almost abandoned or rather committed 10 the
tender Of the shipping and the Casteio which occu
pies projecting height on the scashore near the nors
the this side, rather points of observation than
OF action and company or SO in the building OF the
Tuanze situate in this part OF the town. were all that re-
NAMED of troops on that side.
- order TO establish and keep up the communication
fence and the seashorc two large stradoni have been
opened outside Of the town, both Of them starting from
he neghborhood Of the royal palace and running down to
the to the villa Gola hrge public garden ad
joining the Marina, and the other passing through the
Quartiere del Qatri ven 10 the Mole This latter sfa
o nS By
Dgs, the political prison. some barracks the criminal
prison, and hraily the works on the Mole itself
PLAN or ATTACK AND COUNCIL OF WAR:
The plan which a .S s i've % ssss sSs
lively i'll defended part Of the town 10 throw himself into
1be two roads r,nrrg IN This mari Of the town
RIM almost nara,el and not lar from each other That
close 10 the sea shore was the least guarded containing
merely comnanv or so altogether cut Off from all com
munLatcp The task would have been easier from this
had NOT bcen for the fear OF the march OF long
c"mn bens sscovcyed and thus an alarm siven The
second The hrhroad from the interior was therefore
chosen as the line OF operations IL crosses half
through large opcn street 70 the trado,e on this side
Of the town and enters the town al the porta d Ter
mini Al This gate The Ne,polans had made n sandbag
harr,caac wbcb was occunird nv two comnanies The
serado.e before il was en6ladcd by a couple OF noun
guns placed at the gate Of SAINT Anonino. Beyond
the hr;cc and The were lust ON The other side
Of The br,dge
Win thss as eosp on wn,on ~ ,hc &
iicahe Having Win the cxccnt on Of the roops he had
brought with him but rough undiscplined guerras at
re d,osa no :. ms ba, ,hc hest chance WINS N, conccp
n he orc and surnrse or break through nv main
force The oucraon was 10 be assisted by general rise
~ The neop,e In the town
" ua src,ched on, MS MAN bc convokea the acrcn.
guerrilla chiefs and informed them of his intention He
told them th. = was MOI hS custom 70 nave councils Q.
mon the resolution must depend The fste of sicily
snd vovbapa NJ Iaiv There uere only fwo fInrs
20 10 IcnnNe,shs. IN srv and cot urssee
sion Of Psieymo nv ooup d. mn;a' or
~" A.. III h.yy. ...s,syx o-~.r,.ss,n. - az.
whuisw sna vrs,n ~ Les r ~, ~ s @ c ~ ,h e
- III oI ~ =, M, o sns,is ~ 49, a. ~ ~ ,h he
sapS a. IA e, ~ SS - ~ hc, ree,rs ana ros
nano. nr tosa snem 70 DC ~ ,ncI .emalns anu not
eenoers'c 'opg M"s werv CseIy .seonIsnc, ~ VIC
sn,s u h sou ss"' Tna % ,,n .o
wan. u amnut'on LoI sucn nen' my wefe sou, ior
poecd on the well ARMED Neapotsns, but determined
rush in advanccthas they ought TO waste their am
munon aud fire OF their guns for sport and were pro-
missed whatever could be spared. This objection being
waived all expressed more loudly their approba
ton Of the plan and were dismissed with the Injunction
10 animate their people and keep Up their courage.
The first idea was 20 make the attack In the
middle OF the nght-,he Neapoltans don't like TO
stir al night and there was every chance of a
panc among them but there was some Danger that
way likewise for the sciiian insurgents, and IL was
thought best 20 make such arrangements as would bring
m. tore a, dawn 10 The gates of the town According 10
the original and better plan Of the General himself aud
his Adjutant General Colonel Turr the 10
have been made along the man read from Mislmeri,
broad enough 10 admit Of cons dcabic Development the