New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-09-18

,srkod on board the Washington where taey rsmse
u next day and plight m the no ,nss 10 Zen bs
)romise. - 80, . cru.o, .o-
nor AIDE at the Faro. 10 was tue Boroone, large
Sesooh an screw frgate, which passed. She noisted
he French f.R and under ts projection came close TO
IN batteries when she opened with boadside, which
kled two men and wounded FIVE, not in the bate les
but In tae village of Faro. Previous 10 hring che
hauled down the French and tois,ed the Neapolian
a~g The batteries although thrown off heir guard,
answered bat could make ouy little mDTession as the
Bon bone steam ed down with the full force Of her ma
chinery and Of the current
The next day abe mp again, killing on' man aud
won, dog three but, withou passing the Straits she
returned to cIufe below Reggie.
The artRerymen at The Faro, indignant at the TICK
viii bad been played on them the day before, decided
TO take good esre lot TO be taken IN sgain And III
fact when the next day, Neapoitln brigantioe
passed laden with forage and hosting the French nag
she was fr, into; and when she did not stop some
were sent HsId her which sunk herr 1t was
only when the gunboats approached that she hau'eu
down the French coloIs snd hoisted the Neapolitln.
With al this il was bad pre- edeni 10 suppose eve.
~ Fren Oh ship 70 be Nespoitan 10 disguise ano ,he
con eQueDces have already become apparent Tor
OF of the French 0viSo boats which passed near Tue
Faro was shot at seventeen times. tortuoa'ey Tue
o, acti, Q was bad, and harm was done' but IL
spile Of this the French eonu ate made protest. snu
sent inmt diaielv a strong report 70 Naples lno
csrtes steam rsie got up steam anu mo ent 70 on
harbor toward the Faro point where she Went 70 an
cher Not even time left 20 have a report frou
from the Faro a. 10 make the necessary excuses AS
you remember the two ships wn,Sn meio raS ,bs
he Neapolitans, and taken 10 Gaeta employed uhe
I'm OF baiDg ships in French, and oegnlnng
them thus betray The real scope OF tue expeaho9
and suee hat tire several similar fenis were enp'oyed
ia therefore the Neapoitans who are more In tault
tn uurs but a. any rate 1t lie an apk ward occur
renee which if there is a will, may serve to bring
disaqeesble compile atoms.
VILLA SAN GIovAsSI, Aug. %.
Al. Al. o. alu
time TO record them even in their general features
The hole Caabrese side OF the Straits is ours AS
mentioned before, the whole line Of de'eOss on the
coast is directed agac 81 the sea than agnst the
lard From Scylla 10 Reggie there is SUCCESSION OF
little forts mounting fro 10 20 20 guns on an average
and with the exception of that of the Punta d Pezz>
which s Oh the beach tQatd on the drst nights above
the The road, the only hne for mltsry oper
ations runs along the sea-shore where Hke@lss mOst
of the towns and villages are constructed Above all
this line rises succession of hills up 10 the backbone
of the Apennines which runs nearly parallel with the
Strait FIR IN this description you can see that as soon as
rec has ore point the 4s IT can take this whole
line Of defense Ia the The LAM side OF the forts
il but il differently strengthened aud the forts them
Ives looked into from the upper line oil NILS 10
oppose therefore, resistance TO an enemy Is neces-
saJy do from the hghs and even this has the In
convenience that unless the most lofty hghts are taken
up the position sill b. turoed For The Neap1ii'
tsns such tactics were dcuSly difficult for the highs
are the most favorble ground for us, woere they can
rot compete with us but, besides there ned TO be,
likewise, little intention the part OF either Nta-
Iotau troops officers 70 make very desperate 70
distance. They had choeen MODtelegne a. their real
line of defense, a had, beside the gHrisons alien.
the line, two flying columns, each of from 800 to
1000, utder Gems. Mel-ndeZ and Bryant, the former
more p operly for the defense Of the coast from Bagoa
ra upward and the later for the Straits. After the
taking of Reggie this latter force had taken up post
toD above the fort of the PuOta d Pezzo on the plaza
which intervenes between the road and the nights IL
the Neapolitan general bad wished TO be taken, he
could not have chosen more appropriate position for
by tUTIipg the nights of San Giovanni, he could not
only be attacked aud destroyed by ths rfspeu from
above but risked likewise having his retreat cut of
The position much the critical as the men
landed with Cosenz had already taken Of the
nights
Garribaldi moved out with whatever was movable
from Reggie taking with the main foroe the bill line
above San Giovanni. San Gi0var nj, Azzarello and
Pezzo three long struggling villages along the sea
shore extending backward the first low nights.
Behind them rises a mountain spur full OF gard sns.
These circumstances were taken advantage of to ap
prOsch without being perceived, while the column
VII ch marched the road along the seashore occu-
pied The attention Of the enemy. In ordsr to make
matters secure, the GsnOese Carblneers ana two
con IaDes of riff men were sent on b take up posi-
ton which should command the line of retreat. Al
these pTeparat Ons being completed, the force al
val ced OIL all ades, but without firing took up
petition at muske' shot from the enemy. The
Latter opened out with his four guns as well a.
vito rsketIy. No answer from our side; Garibsld
bsd EXPRESSLY forbidden it. Defeat was not enough;
dulge in no illusions; they surrounded all
d. sDd bad the sea heb nd them. They seemed not
to see this in the beginning, for partementalreo
ours who was sent with white flag received bale
through his head. About p.m however, the Who'll
trHtb of their position seemed 10 dawn upon them,
tjIg 10 which the passive attitude side contrib
ued not little. paremenoyee over and bis first
demar d aTmstice, with the obser vauon
that they were ex oecpg instructions from General
Viale The that they XDectiDg in vain,
this lat gentleman had rer9cfd his steps from Bag
nara toward Mont leone that BESIDES there had been
already sufficient time to make up their mind, and that
if they did not surrender az discretion by halfpast
three, they would be attacked and driven into the
Tie delay granted, because some more troops and
guns, uDcer Bixo, were expected. At the return Of
the p0ritmentdire great movement was perceptbie-
soldeTe aud office mixed up gescna.in2 aud 'aklng
together. Although this lasted some lime after the
hour f., surrender had parsed Garitsdl waited until
sbou p. m, whsr al 81 once shouts asose OF Ptcd
Ga7ibaldi % " Vica Italia 20 The payLeHeAtdire
cane TO accept the condition Of surrender. GeIi-
baldi himself went down among the Neap IL
t5ns, and was almost torn to pieces by lug Ing
ard embracing soldier and officer, tog''ner
with Gen. BrigaDti, at'rnized IL was, above a'L
when The Ntap0lan soldisrs were told that tose who
wished could so home that the burst fjoy wa' great
est They left tbeiT aud went on 10 tro2ps. Inc
CarabDeeIs ard Rilemen On the line OF retreat, not
knowing what had passed fired into the rtt troop out
orders soon set matters right and the flying column
wss by ngbtfa dispersed in all directions leaving
about 900 stsTd Of arms, ded-pieces aud 10 heavy
gus 10 the fort. But more than all this is the
moral effect Of this surrender and of the coo soldiers
returning to their homes sdorng Garibadi beside the
petition we bave gained in the Straits. lndeet the
news has already in that both the Forte di Flu
mara and Scylla have been given upt us.
Thus we sba probably fiud no resistance till Monte
leone if even there. The surrender yes erday showed
the spirit Of the Neapolitan army in new light. 1t
was, as nearly as possible, detection In mass Thus
the whole country behind Calabra CteriOre and Basil
rata is up; they have proclaimed the Dictatorship of
Garibsldi and have nut themselves in communication