The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-09-16
NnnIe. aud Sicisr


mary Of the news Brought lom Naples By the Qarina
the date being 70 the 25tn
Al that date the movements operated by Garbadi and
his troops AFTER landing at Reegio were universally
known The Gsribaidiane, they we're
which letters received Marseies state 70 have been
very severe took possession OF important strsgetch
point called Alta fnmara The roy troops beaten,
and compelled to retreat before the baaens OF volnn
teers Viii Garioaldi was landing Reggie anolher
division did the same al 6apri, aud having made isI
master OF that position, INTERCEPTED the communications
between the Neapoan tuos occupying the first GAIA
bra Ultra and the divisions sent 70 oppose 1aroau
wal apd will, IL Ia said, supply good number Of
intrepid volunteers accustomed 20 mountain WARFARE
Naples no doubt is entertained that Casoria will add
great numbers to Garibadie army Tue NeapohAn
troops often accused OF ueacherousy passing over
TO the Garibaldans during the campaign in Sicily. simi-
lar facts occurring the Continent out noA ~
ports true the example Of detection gwen oy Tue
foreign troops q positively asserted dee as.ns, posuz,
sold their by the way io SOL eacn man Tue cl-
Gems Of Naples are much srsa nn wura sns !. ,h
desperate OF bombardng the city To be ready
for all eveniuates the French fleet making prepa
rations 10 en- all the French residing at Naples,
such a should be necessary.
The taking q Ressio Pzzo, and San Giovanni and the
surrender OF two Nesposn brigaies fully confirmed
by the three following official dispatches from Garba
d.
GENERAL srRroRI TO THE FRO, DICTATOR DErEsgIs.
have received the following dcspaiohcs-
The fort OF Reggie has captulated The garrison march
ed out this morning with onS their and personal
effects hey leave in bands eight field pie ,es two
paxhan eighties SIX thirty sixes twelve howzers, eight
heavy ordnance with two bronze morars 500 muskets
plenty OF. provisions large quantity o. coal horses
mules, &c. GARIBALDL
This morning, after a brief engagement The town of
San Giovanni occupied by troops victorious
GARiBALDI
AUcUsI 23-9P ~
The two brigades OF Melendez and Brgaati have
rendered at discretion We are masters OF their artillery
GARIBAIDL
The two brigadcs are sand 70 have numbered nearly
The O1anion P,lbii7ue Or Paris states that among
number of documents handed IL by the Count dAqula
for the purpose OF dsproyng the accusation brought
against him Of wishing 10 dethrone his nephew, the pre-
sen, Ring Of Naples was one 10 prSt ne,aea terrible
badi" The following is translation Of the paper re-
ferred to-
place Whatever may be said and done with those we'll
beloved Jesuit fathers theJ always carrying fresh
that rulers in general viii adopt the ecacous system
Of the gbbet order TO them example OF energy
and make them good faithful subjects OF the devil, II
by chance he should the throne Beware OF the
Jesuits the expression made OF TO Garibad by
OF the most faithful friends who knew them well,
for they will try every to annoy you To which
Garibadi replied, Il also will take TO be able
noy them appears, IN fact, that he has done 50 by
discovering extensive conspiracy got up by
them, and tending 10 subject the kingdom OF
Naples TO irc and piage N order to restore therein
and by the widow Of Bomba The strings OF this plot
in from Gaeta the principal seat Of
the old police with ramhcatons extcL ding all the
priDcip towns Of the kingdom At certain given signal
AL the enemies OF liberty TO be massacred and
su were TO excite The people TO carnage by represent
ing every partisan Of Italy mortal enemy OF the |
Church. AT Naples the destruction to be immense,
because al that city absolute than the others;
and King Francis himself TO be put TO DEATH In order
that the Count d'Aquia might succeed him, as being
capable OF establishing reign terror cruelty
The officers Of the navy pointed objects Of the
terrible punishment because they had shown them
selves tbs most 4 tue bationa caaie Happily
this horrible pot has erfed smoke thanks q the vigil
liant secret Society at Naples who informed General Carl
haidi Of what was going III Ca-ibalGi Gning that Tue
Ia he q ~ v4rtlu ms
% his Majesty 10 warn hiu a. hi, dagger and II for
that that the King established tle state OF siege
and excd Count d'Aqni a his uncle be hls
after the murder Of the former Francis IT,
thus nnds himself threatened at the time by two
parties opposed TO each other, but both having the
object 10 viewto overtIrn his throne. Ga which SIDE
will the victory remaini TO that which comba1 for
liberty, for the people, and for Italy Victory only
be for Garbad because be s destined by Providence
release the people from slavery alone
lead the Neapoitan army 70 the conquest Of ycnets, IL
Naples communication Of the 2aa shows clearly
enough the state Of feeling IN the Neapoian navy The
within the lat few days there a mutny on board
the rigate E.tore Feraosca which cruising of the
coast OF Caabra but dd nothing 70 prevent the landing
OF the Garibadans The that 10 the army and
still more IN the navy the officers are Italians but the
soldiers and sailors royass The OF the vessel
just named proved this by revolving against their officers
and hosting the white dag then al the insgauon OF
tamburo drum msor) and other COMM ssoned
officers, they consigned The captain and officers to the
hold and ordered the pilot 10 steer for Naples The lat
ter refused 70 do 30 without an order from the captain
compromise then entered between the muinecrs
and their superors and the captain consented that the
rigaie should return Yesterday court martial sat TO
try both officers and crew aud the parties
turn accusers and ACQUIRED The issue Of the trial
that the superior orcer Captain GuiIamata acquit
and that the ripgieaders the revolt Will be pun.
ished Another fact which not long since would have
been considered of great importance but now passes al
nosi unroloed ia the summary dismissal OF the Project
q Police NJ Raaele FarEa He IL replaced by Giuseppe
The o. tbs change has no. transpirci
On the evening Of tue Is h, the Revolutionary Com
miiee q Naples ssued The following proclamation to the
Never have more solemn moments presented them |
selves Cor the enncbog destroying the life Of people.
Tue future Of Italy depends The demeanor Of the Nea-
politans The syes o. Europe turned towards
Those who have directly pronted BY long tyranny
agtatng 70 assume the monopoly Of the Senate and
Caring openly, cover themselves with the
o. liberals and send their satellites among tue people 10
might pre,ext FOR reaction. Bu, the secra Of
these bVe arts well known; the experience Ia fresh la
tue memory Of al. Nevertheless the Comtato which 1
watches over future 81 this immense city deems IL
ia duty 70 remind the citizens that present and
sor,s mich ar. s.ps mase y ne ,rsmoS oS he M, ns
torA The day viii come 10 which the assistance
even Of the citircts will be invoked Nos coaade IN
their prudence.
NArfEs, August Is, 1850.
The next day the following bulletin vas Issued BY the
The city IS FUN q arms the people are sgia,cd. Cart
bsidi, every says, has let the citizens
fully avoid falling INTO sn.es The libcrator not yet
amougsi These slight alarms are the work Of
cnemies exasgeratons Of trialng facts In the tlmd
imagination u The government
me OrTrcr NatiOsas arm and intelligent friend Of
the Italian cause, has the following reiections3-
Gsrbad IN attacking the States Of the Caurch will nd
himself placed 10 the position OF Louis NIL towards Jules
II and q Chuesv and the Constable de Bourbon towarcs
Ccment VII He has raised the standard against the
Roman Catholic fAih and the doTmAs II the church
whsi be attacks nntRer the cousuossAntalty Of the
Saviour body the Immaculate Conception. II sthc
ally Of Austria and the Sovereign who for the last eleven
years bas refused to his protectre France
any political reforms, and has confined himself
70 an Absolute non psssE-Is II the time that
the sovcrslgns OF The sstss Of church have found
themselves At var with their neishbcrs History Is full
nornt horsebscs, put the curssx and display mill
tAfy tasns Dot 70 be expected In successor Of ths
Prince q the Apostles
The journal also remarks Italy cannot b
generated except through TIE monsrchicA princple.
Victor Emanuel ended from % the ancient
and gioron dynssies of Europe aud who has fought tor
the natopa cause has led Italy along the path OF
and gfh "A