New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-07-16

Nh, 81 Nsnles settle III. r affairs with that Govern
rnut which all Powers have repeatedly ana III W.
sd to change for the es Nos hat as ess Tie slightest
difference of opinion here about the solotion wns
Sicilian question onght to take, almost ever Vie
paity having already sent in ts aohesloh a. ,vor.
T., Emanuel but wishef of this hind ONLY ma iayor-
ahs ear when there ia something behind 10 back 'heh
everywhere else in Italy, there has been grea.
change in Sicily with regard % Poca susaves above
local prejudices and narrow comolnans : .uaptbe
pendent Sicily under the Prince OF Cargnan' was III
last expression of this shortsghted pIney one tSnI
conviction has become almost universal among .S
inc men that an Independent and isolated Kipsdom "
Sicily is political impossbility and wona ,e a. u.,
na " back to Bourbon dominon and ,hat SsiG Sau
only be free as a part of Italy. Nay, the only 1er
ence of opinion in this respect the time, some think
inc II necessary TO convoke the national representatives
immediately, and declare the annexation wnie ths
then talk of ENTHUSIASTICALLY the more practical
manner of looking at the thing. need not say tnat
this is Garbads OPINION and ne expressed the otner
day deputhtion to Dim which came Prssen' a., a
part of Garbald some of this declaration on the Paoi
Gsribald some of the men who had accepted once
have resigned. Among these is the Principe d. Tor
rearsa, Liberal of 1873 and Baron Psani the secre-
IA days ago the Pretoria Issued proclamation, In
which it called upon the citizens TO come and help IN
de oshing the face of the Castelloa Mare looking
ancient times the Baste of Palermo. Il was rebuilt
and strengthened by Char " 10 curb the turpuent
population and has since been used as citadei
and State Prison. 1t occupies the point OF me PENN
sua which formerly guarded the entrance TO both ports
Of Palermo One of the ports having been a,ogesnee
FILED up and the other being consd ,raoly reduced u
las Lost all its importance work drec'ed agalosS
ships. The face toward the sea al,hough boxing old
and neglt d. has however, the Advantage OF lorm-
il as II were continuation Of the wall OF the town'
Ii WILL therefore, preserved and strengthened
The proclama,lon to dsmolish this hated oolec'
brought hundreds of volunteer workmen, who Assem-
bled m the different quarters OF the town. and pro-
yided With crowbars, axes, and spades, wect 10 COM
panes OF 30 and more 10 help In the de@ohuoh Every
OF the troops had o1tIyed to get pad q music
women and children work harder without beng pad
for it. Not the last among the workmen were t9e
monks of the different religious communities e'peclsuy
the mendicant friars, Capucbins Fran;iseans, &c;
Whole moDasteres seemed to have turned OUT, and
went ustlly to work. Yen could gee i was work OF
love, or Father of hatred The whole day tue pace
was crowded with spectators beside, VINO encouraged
Inv their appliance every successful step IN the Work OF
demolition Ii this ardor lasts, there viii coon De Little
JUYE 2i.-The Meander, Britifh commercial
steamer has come il from MessiDa, with number OF
passengers According 10 their account, the 70 vn was
dseil. peopled only by soldiers and mob; all Tue rest
of the pulaon had left taking VIE them Whatever
they could carry away. The gafrison OF The place s
very strong, all the troops fUm CataIa and Girgentl
being stil there as well part OF those who iett
PaI,Ino. Th.y occupy the town in force, bu, their
sw ay does not extend farther Al the very gates OF
the town the jpsurrection IN fol- vgor; the commit
tee is constituted, holds ia meet ngs IL one OF the
nel ehboring villages, and is organizing and Flsilg
troops like the rest OF the country IL Ia IN regular
CO.. rerp ondence with the Government both ~ land
and SEA.
In general the regular mail service has been
established all over the country This was the more
wanted as since the beginning OF the in5nrrec-
ton the communication was Interrupted with the
INTERIOR OF course, the na service IS restricted 70
The chief PLACES, which are connected by 50 netting
resembling roads Nothing shows more nov Incapa-
bic the Neapoiian authorities were tnaa the negesed
state of the roads communicating with the Interior
Russian steamer, belonging u the Rlssi Al Sean
packet Company, has come IA thic m)rniaS Rom
Nar les on Der way 70 Malta II seems the Company
is wide awake, and intends TO take advantage OF ths
Glance offered by The events IN Sicily and the
steamers viii call regularly on their read 20 and irom
Marseiles.
JUsr 25-Yesterday evening the other brigade Of
the 1T Sicilian Dvsonthai Is the 18th DIVISION Of
the National Army-commanded by Coz. BiAlo, "eat
to H. in,er r ON The road 10 Pa!co and Fianadei
Grec lie object ia 10 20 through the interior by an
other road and unite with the frs brigade which has
gone by the Catana road.
tsrday AID Went On Vil,4fia, whece il will stop
for few days 70 organize and erdit, as well &s TO
arrange the dieI which party spirit has creatsd
ia The interior. OF the ScLans say, as Of the
Poles, wherever there TWO Of taem ;gsnes there
are three parties. Wnat license cid in one case o.
LTesslOn has produced III the other.
Medici's Jlnmu leaves to-day IN the direction Of
Mess ma. Tins shall have Two divisions on narch;
While these o:gasizing II the in;eFio. re reserye
will be formed here under the eye OF the GeLeal hn-
self.
There was Yesterday report that The NeaYoli;ans
intended to send over 900 uodsr the orters OF
Gen. Nupziala So much he be.teri they viii ;hus
spare Us the trolb,e If seeking them. Bu. ] don;
think il very probable
The following later mas Desn received, dated Mes
sns, June "a:
Since yesttrdsy we II sats Of ,he n.mcs ex-
element, for 4 isrumorsd .ha:two columns % 0k9s-
dis troops have lef Palermo and marching htcer
wards One CT .htse columns il sad % be cen handed
by Colon. Tun. This sws sufficiently exola IS the
Concentration OF SeapoE.aa forces here. Six mere
vessels, bringing troops, arrived this morning. We
must now have IN our fois me Ling Ike % ev0 mea.
IL impos iblt tina. you can form idea CT the fof
lore state II the place. Almost all .hs mhsoiEn,s have
FED, Al d ;ak.n tbe-- vauabss w'ta .hsm One mses
DO hcg but soltery IN the s:rses. Strong p4trole of
artillery and esyary marcn anou: me toYn al ign:
llg. The guns are pointed Oh the Rue Eerd. aanda,
when commands the road from Mslazgo We are 10 *
| Jog tor general engagement every mcnsot. The
CO.. sus vino ye. remain Mess Will DC very lucky
il they get me b escape board me sLips 10 the
port Tor tie sodler make a,tempt % conceal the
fssI that Garibadls columns a)prcash, the
foris viii open ,erglbls tire 1pon the town. Msan-
hile deserGion tiom the royal fosces goes on SWIM
niagly. whole company, which vas on duty ut IN
advanced pos. oas Jls; gone over 70 The insurgents
| vii arms AID baggage. Yo1 may shortly expec; 20
receive most serious IL e inpossibls that ;hngs
| can remain as they EGe muco longer. The best iu-
Imed DC )ple think thai GsJibaldis march upon Mes
sira il feii. and mat althooga he may, perhaps,
even 70 70 far as 70 com.,ence a. ahgck lpoa the
town. Bis 1ar object 10 20 t-a4 the rc3al fcIces hare,
II order mat he map pOdEee down upol he C@abrss,
where al ia ready 10; bis reception A, Ca ana the
popuace has thrown down the s,a.aes Of k:aDcs l
| and Ferdinand.