New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-10-08
THE NEApOLLTAN KINaDOM.

Garibaldi oD tho Iuh rlt. made sudden visit TO
Palermo A letter from Genoa gives the following ac-
count If this movement;
Adyices from Palermo inform us that on The l7t1
GarbslCi paid an unexpected visit 10 Palermo lie
arrived there on board the El6crique, Neipoitm
st amer aid in medatsly proc eded TO the palace,
pasir through the high street Toledo, where he was
II nee recognized BY the crowd The General, fpl-
lowed by the people who assembled baDeHh the pstce
wiz dows appeared upJn ihs balcony, ana aiuressSu
item 10 the following words, which copy from 'ne
"People of Palermo, With WHOM l have shared IA
iigues peIils, and DRY, am once more among you
Your memory dear 10 me- and whatever part OF tne
world nsy be in, will always think OF You.
"Tbose who wished TO u'ge you to speedy annex
alton were pu tir VOC % the wrong pa.h. IL had
followed their advice | should not have crossed the
Straits and restored seven millions OF men 10 tLy
'They would have Frustrated at tbe feet OF d.
lion aey v hich would haze bound us hand and foot.
There W0ud ave been brothers beyond Il VGturnus
with chains on their ankles. People Of Palermo, l
thank son in the Of Ita'y for your resistance
love Iialy snd Vic:or Emanuel: no one Is grea'er
friend N an mys Il of Victor anusl the representa-
tive of Ialy You dsspisd their cOunses and thank
yon Tor i, ou invincibs people Of lhe barbados.
TIE General af4rwsrd held revieW, and reem
bake agaIn ST duck.
Before the departure Of Garibadi he Issued the fol-
Owing Or clan alton {, the nba1i,ants of Palermo:
"The people of Palermo who showed no ar in
y
themselves recently equally regardless OF fear in face
Of corIupt men, WHO want 90 lead them astray.
"They tave spoken TO yOn OF abnessteD, as il any
ons was ferv,nt than myseh for the regeneration
of Italy; but their OF jet was TO serve personal inter
ess az you replied Ike a people who felJ their own
dignity and pIaced fdenCe in the sacred and IN,
vi0IaIed programme which / proclaimed, Italy and
Victor Fmanuel.'
At Rome, people of Palermo, we viii proclaim the
kngd,m OF Italy and there Only will be sanctifed the
great family bond between free and those who are
still slaves Of the same country.
"At Pale rmo annexation was demanded, that might
not Ias the Straits; at Naples ii is demanded, that
u az not pass the VuuDus Bot IA long az there are
chairs 10 he broken in Italy, will follow my course
or buy my bones there.
be will chow hin,sef worthy OF yOu aud OF Italy l
have yet 20 thsnk you, well the brave national
militia for the faith you have placed In me and III the
desiibits of our county. GARIBALDI.
The folio wing proclamation has been addressed by
Francis IL 10 HE troops It ia dated Sept. g. conss-
quently ten days before the ba.le Of Cas,eliardo:
Soldiers s tina that the voice of your sovereign
should be hea in your ranks-a sovereign VINO has
grown up amOOg you, and who, 6eyollog all his care
10 yCu has BOW 10 share your dangers and m5Oru' es
"Those who have been mi.led or ssduced, and have
brought calamity and sorrow upon the hlngdom, are
no l. Dger with l now make an appeal 10 your
honor and ideltyi to your reason that You may wipe
ont the st4n OF thame coW2Idlce, and treason, ny
seriea OF elOTiOus combats ana noble enterprises.
We are still in sufficient number 10 meet az en-
envy who only fights with the weapons ofssduoton aud
deceit. Hitherto have wish, d t. spare many cities,
especially the capital from the eilusion Of blood and
the horrors OF war; bat posted now on the banks OF
ibe N0l'urno and Of The G4fiano, shall we adj nav
hOmilaiiOIs TO our character as sodiers VIII you
allow your sovereign Lose his throne by your fault
and thus acquire CEREAL shame No, never
in his supreme moment let us rally round our nag
TO defend Tl BIT. our honor, and the Neapolitan
nan e. already much villiied; and if there sti
empers to inc You 10 follow the example of those
miserable men who ignJminiousy gave themselves up
10 he enemy, You will only follow the example Of
those ebrave and vaorous soldiers who saved the
fortune of their King Ferdinaod ", earned the
admiration of all ard the rewards of the monarch him
self
"Let that example of fidelity be object of your
generous en- alton; and if the God OF armies pro-
tects our cause. you may hope for what, by askieg
otherwise, you would never obtain. FRANCIS.
" Gdetd Sept Q, 1850"