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esst green; BIC raemen, hut by ar The create as

nd the other grounding about hondel yards -hor ol
the mole-head. They commenced ~ lana nroI h.;ng
only a few on board IL really surprising whta
they could have been al slowed The iir,t Prues
who la,slcd prccec,e, in sRall numbers up the toS
Not the loas1 opfosition was offered except that tne
b,pl,l,o aiccr came hurryirg to meet them, 10 know
"if thew had pr0iiQal" He seemed PelnctInt 10 q,
what they required 81 him until he had sen their h'
of hoalth but there waa at oon'ounded seu'iphoio
swinging It's ahout rs If In perfect rage ~ we
good geuiIs man placed in front, and ordered "
walk straight TO the semaphore. In about tea mm'Ve
II ceased om its ,abors. Another party sought ou an
Individual who was acting commissioner Tor tle
government and was obtaining list of TIE napra %
PERSONS who had taken part in very mild dem"i,-ti-
ton n few weeks before. He was found ahu US
paprrs distributed in much smaller pieces than he ma,
iutended another party opened the PRISON gs'fs ."s
we have heard were not r'cuiarly ol'cr''i''s ."
10 whether all the prisoners were p0liheal OF ho'
"In the meantime the smaller stea,uer had oe'h
cleaned OF men, stores guns aud ammunition, tne n,N
being laid along the mole to be removed rs soon a,
t.ur rs were ,eared. There appeared some uca' III
c,ir boats to dsembark the people from the steamer
aground but at length they arrived IN any hun9eIs
aud Of all sizes and the men desccndedin n3ssVi1Jy
manner as boat aiter boat came alongside ue 'dduSi
Nv this time the affair was g,t lng very eAcline' I
NSapoIans had evidently caught sight of them, ana
| were returning as hard as they could come, anu
cleared for action too The figate too, was coming
down with every rail set, right before Oedu1iui
beeze II cerlainy was IA splendid sight to zee the
cool a, steady way in which the insurgents got INTO
| The loats to be- padded to the shore But now ln9
steamers are now drawing well within range anu Sui'
there are hundreds to land the foremost steamer s,0ps
| how we watched that bow gun of hers! why
do.,nit she fire Had she done 20 she mig i have
slaughtered them ike sheep. But no sle o'' 40 anu
| fills now ahead asern, signalling a tie hnt
the iuate which il by this time getting d5asreea'lS
| crse Bravo time has not been was'ed, tuey arc ''i
landed and as they reach the mole they are formed IN
fours and marched Oft, as if from parade An thers
| goes shot from the steamcr-shoft' oy peo'9V.
There goes another; the men on the mole up au u
| masses over them; again they march. But her@
he frioute. she has shortened sal and Is passing
o,utv No ne in line witt the m0le now she fl5hI
| ABREAST OF them. Bang, bang, bang, gun after qua
| whole broadside OF grape and canister lhfIc II
| not a man to he seem they all down, the storm
passes over and up LEY are again marching ~ orderly
| as before FrIgIle and steamers now Keep az re-
spocru distance, throwing occasional snot ana Sle ~
tie working parties rs they rer the mole OF lie hleu
stores. Horses and carts nave been pFe'seu h'o ''e
service and ar they carry the things along me moe
and mn tie road 10 tie tOwn-gae they are often snpth
cred In dust from rieoche shot but believe through
| ont the whole affair only ore man was wounded Inc
wilde scene wac one Of intense excitement II WAS one
Of tbose dasirc brilliant affairs that only such man
| n Caribaldi could have accomplished. h1huly
| effected with 200 men, each AIMED with rifle, re-
yolver and culass; large quantities OF spare arms
| md ammunition AID four field piccesi the was dle
in inst one hour and three quarters, IN the very teeth
| of frOae and two steamers, without hurry or d7of-
der and wiihou; returning shot, IN the dusA OF We
| evening TIE ingato bCats toWen ile sv"','I'i oo
| the mole and after dark the steamer toWed heF away
| the insurgents had evidently damaged the machinery
before leaving her. The otter Was sliil hopei@s,iy
aground and there she ies still, perfectly Su.Ied 10y
this tine. Tie Neapoitans were about 70 Ir1 upUn
her the following morning but rs they could hardly
have done that wi,hout DONG lnmense damage 10 l"e
English factory directly opposite to winch tue 'ulner
| law lhcy abandoned their inlen lon Had they done
81 II vould have been quite useless for tue insurgents
emily did not wish use ter again. Girloa.ui anu
his men, considerably reinforced having marched
away at FIVE III the morning toward Saieni, en- route
| for Palermo.
Another tier from Malta, says:
"The expedition which has just landed at Mlrsala
avoid the coast OF Sicily, hugglng the coast OF oif
dnia aud then making for a pont south OIL h,rslii,
VII, ne il went the islands OF FOrmlce, ana irom
that ro,t made for NJ r-aa. From tins 1t would aE,
near bat The Sandman must have me round
The Neapoli,an cruisers The point of DISQUALIFICATION
has been admirably chosen for at the back OF MARSHA
il a vast and almost impenelrabie woOul WHERE
little impression can be made by a regular army
The numbers who landed are var0usy stated at
800 to 400 Perhaps the former figure Is more cor
rect. The expedition was coinmanded ny 'ap1iin
Orlando Sieiiian, and among the staff OF Gaubiid
are tie well-known names ol oloa, Orsih, Meulc
Turr, Kapka, and Ardumo
| "1LeIe Is Il report this JrniDg that another exPe~
dition has landed at Melszzo, lear Messna' wntn
hope % verify before the steamer leaves II !his
be true the Caabrias which are rocking are areahy
up, or must be so direc ~.
! i1'TLe yesuvio has come in from Palermo with AL
passengers all Sicans in fight 1856 without pass
ports ! have been unable TO get YOU intelligence by
il; il is expected that Garibald would march upon the
capital Prince ischitela has been begged 20 take tue
command but positively declines u FISK MS fepnta-
ton: lie thinks ii all too late. There is great consec-
NATION here. Sign0r C;iria aud Mr.. Elliot were both
| with Baron Breuier to-day.
"From Messina official intelligence is to the effect
at the troops on the night OF the 18th Were kept IN
quarters anu the British ViceCOnsul mad given direc-
tous HAT the English residents be in readnefs 70 60
on board her Maiestys steamer 1t was believed that
10000 Iersons enrolled Oh the part Of ihe nisIr-
gents. The enthusiasm was immense, and oOJ yoinn.
teeIs in tue province OF Messna alone MA enrolled
themselves in the last few days. The whole island, il
was said was up"
TIE following extract il from a letter dated Paris,
Saturday, May 49, the defeat OF Bxio was sub'e-
quenlly denied:
"The Erencn Government has received di-pttch
announcing that part Of Garibalds force, under the
command OF NJ. BiXi0 Lad been attacked between
Marrala and Palermo 10y the Neap)han troops aud
! defeated with the oss OF cannon ana prisoners.
"t Is not that the Russian Enibass.id0r - Turin
had protested aeaiust the expedition OF Ga1ball. lie
merely asked planations Of the Sandman GOyerlncGt
alt is said that tle Austrian Government il.s nc.
cided 70 interfere in Sicily. II So II Will produce an
additional implication.
4" IL was reported this afternoon that dplouiii. rcla-
topr had Teen suspended between the Governments Of
| Turn ard Naples. The French Government has not
vet received any official dispatch 10 that effect What
gave Use TO the report was llat NJ. Caraa, tie Nea
| poian Minister, had presented protest 10 the Mar
Quis OF VllamaTina couched IN very strong language
making the Sandman Government resp nsiDe for
GarLald ledon and for all the al. consec uences
| that may result from it,"
NEAPOLITAN PROTEST AND NARRATIVE
OF EVENTS"
| Signor Carafa the Nespohtan Minister for Foreign
Affairs has addressed the following " Protest and
" Narrative of Events Il each of the Diplo-