New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-06-26
ITALY.
THE INsURRECTION IN ST

IL
THE RESURRECTION IN SICILY.
"TrnIs. June BY rsifying an sriniFice ge-
tween Gem LAMA and Garibald, the King OF Maple:
has removed the principal obstacle which prevented
foreign mediation.
with the Sicilian revolutionary party ss one POWER
with anothsr mediation becomes possible, without IN
| ringing upon diplomatic fornates-
"This explains the sending of the COMMANDER %
els H. to submit the bases and the guarantees Of the
personal mediation repeatedly invoked by his Majesty
| from Napoleon Ill. gw
Although authorizing the Commander de Marine
to come to Paris the Emperor Of the French reserves
to himself the liberty Of not coming to decision until
after having received positive overtures from the
Az ali events the Court Of the Tueries does not
wish to undertake any mediation, unless In concert
with England and with the other great Powers.
NAPLES, June (va Marseilles).
"The PRONUNCIATION Of . Constitution, framed ss-
cOrdns to that of France esPsI ss, sS S.oog
" Count Aquila, uncle Of the King. strongly nsss
that an Italian policy and liberal institutions shah DO
carried out and hopes that bis policy win be agreed to
by the King"
The following IL the text of the recent proclamation
issued by GaIihalG: 1.fr. .F.r,
"Sicilans: The enemy has proposed TO us an arms
tice which In generous war such as that 10 when
we fight thought II reasonable not to refuse. The
buryinQ of the dead, the care Of the wounded-n a
We rd all that the laws of humanity dsnand-bas al
ways honored the valor of the Italian soldier More
over, the Neal otan wounded aso our brethren,
although they are acting with cruel hostility, ana arc
at present plunged in the darkness Of political errorl
but II will not be long before the light Of the NATIONAL
flag viii induce them 10 swell the ranks of the Italian
army And that the Of the stipulated convention
may be strictly maintained In manner worthy OF o.
we publish the following: lb
"Articles of Conreation 6etreen the Undevsgned at
Palermo May 81. 1860.
81. The suspension Of bostiltes will be prolonged
during three days, dating from the present noon, May
81, at the termination of which his Excellency the
General Chief viii send of bis adjutans to the
camp, to establish by mutual agreement the hour for
the resumption of hostities.
"2. The Royal Bank shall be placed in the care Of
the Representative Crsp Secretary Of State under
suitable discharges the detachment now in possession
TO proceed to Casteamare with arms and baggage.
%. The embarkation of the wounded and Of fami-
lies shall continue no means being neglected to pre-
"a The transport of provisions shall be free TO both
parties all hours of the day the suitable dispositions
being taken to the same carried out.
as. 1t will be agreed 70 exchange the prisoners
Mosto and Rivalsa for frs lieutenant-colonel and
another officer, for instance, Capt. Grasso.
FRANCESCA CRISP. Secretary Of State
"FERDINANDO LAMA, Generalin Chief"
On the let of June Garibadi issued the following
proclamation
"SIcILIASs The tempest neatly always folowsthe
.
our object has not been fully attained.
"The conditions of the national cause were brilliant;
the triumph was assured from the moment that gen.
erous people, treading humsting propositions under
foot, resolved TO conquer or die
"Yes, situation improves every moments but
that must not prevent doing duty, and insurng
| the triumph of the holy cause.
i" Arms, then, and to arms Sharpen your weapons,
ard prepare every means of attack and defense For
enthusiasm and erriras, taere will be time enough
| when the enemy is swept out Of the country.
EARNS, then repeat it, ard to arms! Who, during
these three days. does rot find weapon to arm
himself WITH is traitor and coward and the people
who fight amid the ruins of their burned-down houses
for the freedom and for the lives of their wives and
children cannot be towards and traitors.
Garbadi has also addressed the following letter to
| Bertani:
"Dear Bertani: authorize you not only to make
advance negotiate loan for Sicily, bat, more
ever to contract any debt whatever, have here
| @. GARIBALDL"
letter in the Steele contains the following inteIi
"The company of Genoese Carbineers, commanded
by A. Motto, consisted of IS soldiers At the battle of
was missing and supposed to be dead; were wounded
but doing well At the skirmish of Parco, the 24.h
OF May Mosto Carlo thought to be prisoner of the
RoyaLs.s, was killed. AT the assault Of Palermo on
the 18th were wounded At the defense Of the Con-
vent Of the White Benedic,ines, the Both, were
wounded, all of whom recovering. In an, out Of
the IS % dead or wounded for he who sends the
lit NJ Bartolomeo Paw, was twice wounded himself.
| " The company of the Genoese Carbineers, united
to the 9TH Company of the Expedition has been deemed
worthy of most honorable mention in the presence OF
the corps OF officers for their conduct at the convent
The second number of the Official Journal of the
Provisional Government Of the 18th OF May contains:
:" la. The decree of dictatorship on the lath.
90. On the 18th the military levy, from IL to 20
years Of age in three classes from IL 70 TO- from 30 to
! 49, from 40 TO So %
"tel. On the 18th, the appointment of Il. Crspi to
| be Secretary of State.
I'D. The appointment Of the Governors.
"(el. On the 18th, the indemnity for the damages
Professionally paid by the commanes.
| "DJ. The Committee of Defense consisting of the
Duke della Verdura President; the architect Michele
| Mangano the architect Tommaso 10 Cascio. the
| communal architect Petro Ranen, Baron Michele
Capuzzo tie architect Palermo the architect Rubino,
Manuelo Tra,tsli, the architect Benedetto Seidta,
Piero Messineo the Marquis Plo the architect Patri
cola, the architect Grolamo Mondno ycsnzo Scimeca,
| Secretary.
"t[gL' A questorship, consisting Of Messrs. Capero
| and Bsnedett
"h. The organization of the National Militia con-
| sisting of Messrs. the Count Federico, President:
| Acerbi, Purveyor-Generl of the Army; Cslvino,
Officer on the staff Baron Narczo Como, the Cava-
liere Vcenzo Ondes Reggie and Vcenzo Beatiregna-
All the members of the Committee are charged with
the formation OF the cadrts Of the Civic Guards for
each quarter of Palermo Messrs. Acerbi and Calvino
will form the general cadre for the city. The forma-
ton will be effected by consulting the public records;
but, where these fail the parish registers also the
tables will be resorted to. All the males born
between January l. 1909. and December 81, 1859,
will have TO be enrolled The muster-roll being CON-
peted, and the individuals distributed liss of the
Civic Guards of the first class will be sent TO the gen
eral staff of the army.
The Secretary Of State is charged with the execu-
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