New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-08-24
GARIBALDI IN MESSINA.

The Malta Times publishes the following letter
from its correspondent at Messina, dated 3st ult.
81 have to tell you that ON two nights back more
troops came pouring in, about 5000 or 5000 from
Melszzo, with three feldpieces, and 1000 men from
Cstana, under the command Of Col. Heber, The
Times correspondent. Gen. Bxio and Garibaldis
son are also expected to-day from Catania with 600
They left Catania for this on the night of
the Doth. Garibaldi has lost no time since he came
here BY Sunday morning he had already made a
battery of eight guns at the Faro Point which s to be
increased TO thirty guns Early in the morning of the
9th, Fabrizzi came into Messina alone, the royal
troops having abandoned the town during that night
taking good care, usual TO open the prisondoors to
TWO hundred and fifty cut threats and housebreakers,
about sixty ofSwhom have already been seized but the
rest have made for the country. About 9:30 a. m,
Fabrzzis men came in, and shortly after Medic aud
his oolumnaltogether during the day, is said that
$500 arrived in Messna The Italian heroes are we'll
PLEASED with the reception given 10 them by the Mes.
Gil ese who, however, were not well prepared for such
unexpected entry notw thstsnding which, IN avery
short tme number Of shops were opened, and as the
| alians came in they were received with immense APP
pause many persons TO be seen handing refresh
nens 10 the men, others with jugs OF water, cigars,
rice hot tread inst baked for them and showing other
a ten ions for which the Messinese noted. All the
caes have orders not TO charge for anything that the
troops may take and Il is the with the cigar-shops
Pre- psraons ordered 10 made for the reception
OF Garibaldi who was TO come in on the 2Sth but he
pOrped into town in hackDe coach At quarter 70
dinner. he was, however, discovered as he wae going
down San Leone. His carriage was immediately sur
rounded; and, though he protested against II, the
horses were taken ont, and high and low We're
pulling away, crying, Viva Garibaldi Viva Italia "
The crowd increased every instant, every one leay-
ing his naccaroni TO welcome his delivsrer AT
last bis carriage stopped II the house where the ln-
tendenie used to live. He got out, and managed to
ttep into the house; but he made the people shout
for five minutes before he showed himself in the
balcony; the applause was immense, beside clapping
of hands One hour after his arrival he was in car
rage again. and of 10 the Faro AS ne had expressed
this with ss soon he arrived acarrage sent for
ward TO state that Garibsldi coming that road
within an hour, on which bouquets were made in nc
time 50 that when he passed, he was well received
On hs return from the Faro, all the country house,
were illuminated and as he passed along large bon
fres with straw and hay were made, which gave
tremendous glare. The town was Illuminated, anC
ri eolored Tags without end hung from the balconies
The people in town were disappointed, however; fol
Gsribad, when entering the town. got out Of the
risge, and, running up some dirty lanes, managed 4
escape the cheering prepared for him by the anxousl
awaiting crowd, who saw nothing but the empty car
nsge. This morning early he was out and IL e no
known where he is gone. The citadel win have sbOu