The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-06-26

Terms OF the Arm1st1ce Between Carl
Among the ROya ldi's Innu-
ence Over His Troops-Horrors OF the
rib. i,is'S Procis m asios. Gc.. &C.
[rrom the london Times June 13
PALERMO, May 81, 1850.
just time to mention shortly the conference which took
place board the Hannibal between Garibadi and the
two Neapolitan Generals The nrst proposals OF the Ne
did lead any result because the Nespotans would
not address themselves directly 70 General Garibald;
expected him be the mediator with General Garibald
II was, no doubt, humating for the alter ego of his
Majesty King Bomba II to address request TO dllbus
that the Neapolitans were in Distress and Carbald
consented TO be magnanmous he should not lose by the
transaction by forcing them 10 treat directly with his
Fxcelkncy General Garbald the latter could be
treated flbuster but be recognized adversary.
The commander OF her Maesys forces could not treat
with the fbuster, but was quite willing to become
mediator with the commander Of the national forces In
Sicily. After two days hesitation General LAMA
himself forced to give in and sent to Garibad the letter
The strange mistake by which the foreign mercenarcs
entered The own jus. ?, the momen, when the armiscc
conference being Fixed for hslfpast r. NJ, tho two
parties down by different roads 10 the place where
sent by Garibald the Royal Palace brought down
Cen. Ietizia-a liberal Of ls20-and the commander
Of shs naval station . on shore together with
Colonel Turr and some Of his aides de camp,
The ADMIRAL with perfect taste and excellent policy, had
invited the French and American commanders to attend
tho conference General Ictixa objected this saying
that he had only to do with the Admiral General Carl
baldi but the latter Immediately replied that he had
nothing 10 conceal and that he would DO happy If the
French and American commanders were present. Ac-
cordingly they remained.
General Lczia gave in writing the six points which
be wished TO have conference. They were
suspension should concluded for the ne
RAD shou, whch the parties would agree.
That during the suspension Of arms each party should
wen as he families q the employees. oad he siow &c p.
free through the town. In order To embark on board the royal
That the royal roops in the palace and the families Of the
IN ,he near s2uld DC allowed 10 pro
Thai The municipality should address humble petition to
0ss and p a SsS'f ee a % f Is S S'
their provisions from the CASTILLO
These proposals alone showed the state In which the
Neopoans were crowded with wounded OF whom they
have nj the ROYAL Palace alone more than 500 wanting in
and make concessions. Any else would have either
refused TO grant aese terms would have asked for
advantages. Not so Garibal, who In the
most liberal manner agreed 10 five out OF the six
points. The only be refused the nth, about
the petition, which would have been acknowledges
defeat when all the advantages were ON his side
But--and this characterzcs the man better than
in taking TO etissa told him that Il e King Of Naples
gave the sclians their constitution and promised fol-
low truly Italian policy In concert with Victor Emma
nue he was ready to como TO an arrangement that
basis.
The first point was decided that there should be an ar
nistice tin twelve r. NJ Of the following day The So
ond point caused discussion and the advance Of
he foreign mcrccnaries came the taps: but Garbadi
accepted the excuses which made about the column
not having received its instructions In time.
II was r. NJ before the conferences over Return.
d TO the town, every nerve strained 70 put II in
lamed for the four quarters OF the town work 10
renRthen the barrcadcs already existing and con-
Of their position Which len no choice but 70 sS,
" TO perish, and In this dilemma they certainly display
d more activity and energy than ! had expected.
'uricidcs stones and other projectilcs wore
aiken up to the top Of the houses 70 be thrown
Town the assalants The Cacciaori as well a. the
icrent squads collected and had their stations as
gned to them. In all the church towers people were
,laccd with orders 70 ring the bells ncessanty
% the fight began Messages sent 10 all the outly.
Nc squads partly to come In, partly 90 attack the Royal
roops in the rear, the next Day. The committee was j
rge 10 get ready much ammunition possible 10 /
omrlcte the fabrication Of orsini shells the guns which
lad been taken In the town put into position at
nercnt barbados; ammunition and provisions were \
distributed 90 The neu. In ono word. activity dis
aycd tin late at night which promised wei Cor the next
his morning the activity not only did not diminish
ui, the contrary the few hours which were remain
NJ made the best o. II tho anniversary Of the
attic q racsro the beginning o the of victories
ihch made Upper Italy what II b; II seemed a good
men fof the day The town stirring very carly
he FIRST look into the streets not encouraging
gular emigration seemed 10 be going on numbers of
omen and children, followed BY mru carrying a
w traps and provisions. were making their way
cross the barrcadc The order was not TO lt any
49, but women and children, who were better out OF
10 way when the fight, and probably the lombard
cnt began again. II those who remained In tho
who had suffered most IN the barbarous lombard
cnt, and II would have been cruel TO expose them
iothcr more severe But this emigration only pos
bic Cor the more wealthy classcs who could take carpet
'gs fun o dollars with them and pay Cor their acconro
ion board the merchant vessels nnd In The
en- ofwar The Admiral had given orders 10 receive
ery beard Who choose to Tho other naval
nnanders followed his example, and thus all the ships
crowded before two O'Clock. b. which time Of
o. who Wished 70 get out q Ne way had bco slowed
Iav.
The question only, would the iownspcopi' who
aimed ighp Priests and monks, who show "a mseivcs =
true patriots almost without exception. went about the
ees. carrying the before them, and encouraging
people 70 trust IN Providence and TO fight fr their
and gods. The different troops had taken up their
sons aud al looked ready and rcsolutc that really
icvc, had the signal been given them, The result
puh not have been doubtful. Bnt while this
me ON out. side change had already taken
acc, IN the Pictorial rsiacc. Early in the morn.
lama sent rdrlemrtoirs Ia which he asked
an CsSort Tor General Lctixa. who whishcd 10