New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-06-04

1T would be in vain ~pdeavor any longer TO con
ce0l the truth from yuu. am ab0nt 70 leave fDr oci-
w. for that noble Italian Proyno which the infamous
Bourhobs arc bent on trrnluginto cemetery nave
tocn brought up by father who asays loved Coz
ano biz country AN himself. have been petted
Ly natter WHO mslileC tic 0oblest feelings into me-
Irat,d IN altar in NY leart. with God in the middle,
my country on the right, and my parents OIL the ef.
W,re Cod TO coll me I would leave both country and
rar,rts; now tbe call y from God and my country,
nuS otcy The call.
With more in tie came STAIN The letter ~ signed
"Riraldo Asconati," mere boy, OF a noble family.
OF rueh stuff il the rank and file OF GalbadIs army
made up.
Oftle French press, the Monde and the Gazette dc
Ftanee publish strong articles against the Garioaidi
movement; tie former arguing that the at'enipt even
if successful, mast lead TO bitter disappointment anu
H. gs enlistment that the Po"ersoi
Europe ftand quietly by and permit private n1lvduai
TO troa rational law with contempt, whIle DONG
on liz own auihrity what no State, however powerful
W Md ever link Of attempting.
In The English Ilouse Of Commons, on the I'D OF
NAV. Mr.. 4. w. kipg'nke asked the secretary Ior
FOR cr Affairs Weller BE could give to the House
ary Information AS TO the light in which the siclian
inty,rr. dion vas r,g7rded 10y the other Powers OF
Eur,Ie, ard especially by Franeel
loid }. Russell replied; a." cannot under,aAg W
.,.v,rtf, question which the honorable member has
mt t. ne as To- hat tie other Powers OF Europe thnk
Of n . Sieiljn nsn rection. can only say that am
told fat the chip cent by the Austrian Government 10
lie waters Of Naples has been dispatched entirely Tor
H. rrote,tion of Austrian subjects. do not ind that
arv of tie Power of Euope-certainly peither Ans
mia nor 81 ain-itend 10 take any put a9ihhst INC
Sitlial, iurlents on behalf VI the Neapolan Gov
erpnenr. hear, hear.
Firm The London Times
CARL adj is q hero iTigaDd; all men OF bs stamp
divide tie world m admiration or eXecratlon. III ne
should lie tied to tree shot to death somewherelh
tie gLlortood If Palermo history VII describe MN
IA 8 rifh adventurtr like thousand other nant
vittns Nho lad y, al without judgment and courage
vitloui conduct If he tboud drive the NeapolItans
ou Of Sicv suo hold biz there until he has raised
Naples and chased the Bourbons from the Peninsula,
l.. viii lc tl- Tel or the Washington OF rehoVated
Ifalv. Pow stbis tobe1 ON British public has been
far he last week inpatient 70 know. Ii 10 only very
lw DAYS since il lead that the idea OF TINS INVASION
bad been conceived We con number the hours since
CARL ADJ ,aied from Genoa, and succeeded IN eiectng
his d. scent uron Sicily. Ever since that telegram
arrv,d our Br,rh public bas considered itself -used
flat Tie next exleci,d news lit.red. Unfortunately
however, Sicily an isand UDhappll!, the roahs are
few and very Tad, the mountains are very numerous
the lerrapLs in te hands of the Government, ana tue
railways VT To lie made. Add to this that Garbald
has b,H 70 yecy hougltess as TO and upon that point
OF tle island Inch IL furIbes away from the Stras OF
NesiIa aid lie coast Of lbly aud which, although IL
NAV possiby BE- bet adapted for his own Immediate
obj t,ng fu tlrst from NaPes yet Is III situated
for tie early qualification of The audable curiosity felt
by his wellwisLers here III England
When, therefore, GaIibaidi on the 1lth Of this
month, sprDg asnorc 1T Marsha, leaving DIS TWO
steamers to be- iaben as trophies by ts prudent pur-
su. 49, lie Disappear from Ire civilized world For
Willis heard nothing ~ all. Etna smoked no higher
than nsna the ships OF commerce and transit that
passed the aud hac heard no more wonderful SOUNDS
l8n III all agts have been supposed to reach the ears
Of those parsed through those terrible straits In
Il es. dayf when have been spoit by kilograms, |
we all, grow fist indignant and then Disguised IL
ftfga f9Na IA
Il dynssty eohquerg u continent. The more il'kle
Iorion OF tue public "ert beginning TO DOUBT IN ,'ar
Ladi. Some went so far as 10 think him altogether
myth and rs Horace alpoe has dspTOved all the ac
cus.liOIs against kithaId Ill, and as Archbishop
hateIy has demonstrated the n0n-exlstence OF Ma
ro Oh l.. 70 il lie anne quite likely that the Neipollnn
Govtnu enl would succeed in persuadtg Europe that
there WIS in Sicily such person as Garl6ald
Gradually, however there came vague sounds from
this isId Of classical echoes The power OF the hlng
OF Naples this Wild mountainous piece OF earth is
Concentrated chiefly III PalerD and Messna. Slclyl5
IT, great slapebss stone which, we see III the map
tie toe 81 lie Italian boot always kicking before IT,
Ialen If tie outer side Of this stone. IL became
known al last thai Garibadi had landed about 30 miles
fUm Palermo at a seaport town called Slarsla OF III
renowI for lie Wlne, but now partially redeemed oy
IL connection with this desperate enterprise IN Ia
Of liberty. Soon after II was certain that Carl
badi had landed Dews came that he had held
tie Town If Marsala under a bombardment, that he
Lad sent forth liz ouposls reconnoiter the positions
OF the Royal forces that he bad received the nsurgent
chiefs of tie Island and that the Neapoitan General
Lad thought prudent to call in all his forces from the
outll ing posts and TO concentrate them III Palermo.
Ihoh came doubtful and inconsistent rumOrs how
Garilald had advanced Morreale, which Is within
four miles of Palermo; that he was at Alcamo, which
is tN eny five miles from Palermo; that he had been
utterly routed at place called Calata Fimi, which is
still further away from Palermo and that the whole
eXl edition had Teen dispersed, chiefs killed. and flags
aIC iTlsoues taken. AL this inconsistent aud
inI Ossble i'll IT. sequence, but 10y no means improba
b. IN It's general lurpor All the places mentioned
are IN me uirect roG. - oIi MaZs!a 70 Palermo In
following ttat route the insurgents would nave "
trayeIs, broken mountainous country, new 70 them
and well knO vD to the Aeap0tan sodiery. Ii was
highly probable that Hey might be attacked at dis
aGyi,ige and il Mas certain that the regular army OF
the XII Of Naples would be better supplied with MIL
nary than the ad yenurers who had Just come
lahore. Private letters from Palermo received
recug of of the bands of lberators
at ac,s not be found in the map, but these seemed
hardly sufficient 10 outweigh the two steady official
announcements from Naples and Rome, which de-
elan Ell regular victory, spoke OF hags aud prisoners
and slain all III the hands the Royal army and told
how Tie enthusiastic soldiery driving the passes
Of tie mountains and dispensing the rebeious bands
that lurked III the deles. THIS the iirs Hight of
kilograms Which to from the of conflict
To-day the tide las turned and is the friends ii
Gsribald " no have the OF Europe From Turin
have announcement coniradcting the official
count Of the Battle Of Calaa Fima telegram from
Palermo, con ing down b. the iSth describes Palermo
in state Of siege the surrounding country in full
Instruction, 3,OUU insurgents in to JON Garibald
the ely il agitation, ana The pulace eagerly sympa
thing with the country people outside. Close upon
eacL other the kilograms crowd, and It becomes
e,iGcn tai, whatever may lie the history of the
aiian al Calata tml thai contest OF nature
TO DELAY Garilalds ad, vance upon Pal rmo. On the
18th and 10th tLese was fight, and the Neapoliran
toope were driven back. The result of this was that
Cant adj to have occupied force the vii &c Of
Moir.ae which as the map shows, is situated upon a