The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-06-26
NEW YORK HERALD TUESDAY, JUNE &C. seo-TRIPLR SHEET

ther side Of TIE town the soders tried n break into
Of nuns, and all the authority and tine hume
them. Again. another side, they carried OF the in
mates OF the convent Of the 0bla kind OF female or
The lex was not denied but il Was explained the
had gone OF their free will Not moment
elpses without one OF anohsr person coming IN w xse
for that marvellous asceudsncy which Garioaid ex
ercses his men, a. we as over the whole popua
tiop would be impossible 10 keep 10 the armistce All
the tine have been here NOT trace has been visible
OF nsuordinstion In spite Of tho excitement
and agitation Palermo was never 50 orderly even under
On one point only the people are implacsb,e, and
that the death Of the sbrri who hunted down like
wild beasts and shot wherever they are found In Me
first days, especially there regular hunting exped
tons undertake. against those pes, eno"n ana many
ecs what misery the espionage Of these people had en-
tailed the poputon one can scarcely be surprised at
Tho assertions stl continue and strange to say most
~ among the commissioned o1Dcers, sergesnts aud
oUporas Eot only do all hese ask 70 take service but
likewise the 800 zoo prisoners Even the foreign mer
cenares begin 70 mat rate the better part OF
them, who are disguised with their own comrades ana
Had Garb~,Sa and the town only DO with the troops
the Ting ssad be easy snon:n su the Pso% S
specimen bad the first day one can see Whist might
be done II IL was continued FOR any length Of time kns
Bomba H. might fu6l his threat q converting the town
has.a asp pSous ac psc he
they have hitherto done, 70 burn every soase they
One nigh, write volumes OF horrors on the Vandalism
s ~ TO- every one the
50 many ecers Of the ships who have stroed about the
Town and them with their eyes, should be al
u.s. above an IN no uartess to The right and ie Of the
royal palace mostly inhabited By the poorer classes and
thck crowded with monasteres, that The horrors can
be witnessed BY every who walks up. Any
do so by using his seses There are the black ruins Of
blocks Of houses. As you can BY those which have
CHESS the Seven als with the only exception that all
the windows have balconies before them In these small
houses dense population is crowded together even IN
ordinary times; the fear Of the bombardment crowded
them even more shell falling on one, and crushing and
buryiDg the Inmates sufficient to make people aban
don the neighborng and take refuge a
little further on shutting themselves up in the cellars
Of the houses which had escaped the shells and
numbers thus burnt alive in their hiding places All
ed with the Limitations Of the corpses imperecy cover
cd by the ruins and with that greasy smell by
the burning Of an animal body you can stand the ex
that you viii what the thing means. You VIII not
have 10 search long before stumble over the charred
,hsre black face staring you little further You
are Startled ey rustic you look around and see half
dob xoryed rats scampering OF In all directions you
SOC Aos trying to mako escape over ruins my
rad = nes rise up at your approach and hurry out
Garibad intends TO tender protest to all tho foreign
naval commanders, asking them " their influence
prevent which does harm only to the defence
less part OF the population all the cosul and foreign
naval commanders acted in common I don't believe the
Neapotans would dare to renew the bombardment The
story about partial protests, often affirmed and con-
tradictcd seems still true. When the notification was
given out about tho bombardmcnt in of popular
rise Admiral Mundy went to lama and asked whether
he meant to carry out these instructions Having heard
that he would he up his protest, which he had
brought with him in writing When he lett the French
commander came in likewise with protest, and soon
after the American AS you know, they have not been
| attended to.
Last night at nine P. ~, the Saetta, Neapotan des-
patch boat, came in with General Ietza from Naples.
The instructions crcdbly informed are to fght 10
the last man. TO bring up for this purpose the garrison Of
msrsni and troops coming from Grgent, 10 prepare
time negotiating with Garbadi until these preparations
can be completed large quantity Of Orsni shells and
Congreye rockets brought down from Naples, with
the order not to spare but burn and destroy every house
We shall see how FAR this is correct.
This morning early General Letiza did call Garfai
d and asked for an indefinite proloDgation OF the arms
cc The two generals quite alone and no one
knows what the assurances given TO General Carribald
the amistce. But certain il is they satisfied General
Garbadi May he not trust too much TO the honor Of
Neapolan General is the wamest wish Of every partisan
In the meantime IL certain that orders were sent 10
the troops at apani to prepare to evacuate the town.
ing the There arc two steamers and sailing cor
veto, which are 10 take them-whither is secret
People rather confused at all these mysteries and
puzzng their heads about the meaning Of the amstce
The following il the text Of the recent proclamation
issued by Garibaldi-
proposed
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ranks q e. Italian la I ar%y ana S nat
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ARTICLES OF ooSvssnos sE5wE5s TIE usDSRscsEo AT
The suspension q hosss viii Be prolonged during three
q which his Esceency General Chief viii send one Of
he hour for Me r"sumpco 20 o. s oy mutual
as s1y Bank shall be placed in The care e the repre-
s deschens now IN possession 10 proceed 70 Cssemsre
The mbsIkson OF The wounded and Of families shall con-
nn DO means being neglected to prevent abuse what
al s % .y .sSs .s. e parties
c ssne carried on. ' '""0'e 0e"s Aken 70 see
va w be afSssS e s1rs2ss he Mss and
rRAxS y, e Crisp, Lecrsssy Of state,
fERDISANDo LAMA, General in Chief.
On The LIST Of June Garbada issued the following pro-
s,en.ss-Ths cmpes, nearly always follows the calm and
we mus, prepare for he tempest Tor object
The conditions Of e national cause were brilliant. the
pie ,readns Illuminating propositions under foot resolved
sYss. situation Improves every
mn, no, Ireven, US dong our duty and insung the triumph
Arms them and 70 arms sharper your weapon: and
srdrss there wiz be time enough when the swept
,,1 Arms ,ses rcPs ca. and to arms whc during s.s
traitor and coward and the people who fight amid the
~ their burnt down houses the freedom for the lives
their wives and children cannot be towards and traitors
fAIkRso June 1sp q. GAR1BALpL
THE NEApol.rrAN 0vERruREs.
VIENNA, june 10, 1890
Prince re,rulla the Neapoltan Minister here has re-
ceAed by courier an autograph letter from his Sovereign
who engages himself solemnly:--
l. To call 70 his Council men enjoying public conf
dence.