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

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His tone was quite different from what bad been the
day before and nothing could be amiabe and sweet
than the manner In which he brought forward his request
He explained how impossible to get down all the
wounded till twelve p. n how the object Of ths ar
mistcs thus foed He asked first, foI an indefinite
lighting might BE- stsppsS he indefinite srmis,icc was
not granted but first day proposed, which
was not thought sufficient, and al last three days were
As soon Letizia had gone orders sent not V
begin the attack at The town had been worked
up that the general feeling decidedly against the
ngation Of the armistice In which most only ad-
vsstaees for the NespOans. They might get rid Of their
nom Napies No one seemed q see he
other side q the question that there also advantages
connected with sfor the national forces, just about the
time this interview took place letter arrived from Gag
lari Of the 18th, in which u was announced that a
steam transport, with 100 Cacciatori, picked men,
and other wsrkc stores WIS On The way and would b.
close 10 tho csast on the very morning OF the 3ls u
was Wy no means despicable reinercement and mes.
IN The peglborkood Of 70 be on the lookout
and bring up ths ssotsae A the same time the guns
win remember that the sending on Of the guns with 100
put the Ncapotans o the scent and led 70 the
as fss as ssa Giuliano Owing to The 'diacuiiy
Of the road, and perhaps carclcssness on tho
IsIt q The men, The. thing could not be done 50
;sss .s fss 81 sv MS stss s
talng O. Psiso xouid not have been bosshs tso dear
by the loss OF an The guns. ~, ;g; ~ y, ~,
. s ,n 80 - ssp s.S wi A r. ~ 49,
potau troops and TIE furegn mercenariss There are
three Of the Nespoan rssimsas-the sixh Eighth and
and hsSs a Sey
broken UP and remodeed The late lights N the streets,
OF SSs ssy s:y % h wH 10: s1s:
their morale II ss Sesies Otherwise with these soldiers
than with the Compagni d. Arm, the native police
IT, ;s NJ s.ss y as s,.. .ha soia,o~s tn ~ s"v
.nere was succession on them N inc .ow y.
so va. s 49, 49,. $3.50 ~. AZ LsSs - ras;haiJi'
several 81 the scan officers have come over % see their
,h h az" ~ ~, v{ o ,ha o,,hcr sida thsn
sh Ia III ho ~ Nm W. ' n mvseir csnain
kissing Car,balds hands and asking hun with tears in
promising 70 40 M ~ or @ % nScs ss ns ,
to do the same.
Bosco siciian the q one Of the bataiions
of rcmen who had promised the King of Naus Inc head
outposts would not let convoy Of -four for the town pass
He became quite liberal towards the end Of his stay
the foreign mcreerSres He had been sergeant and was
degraded for small offence as he saws He told us that
there were only about h Of Swiss aud the others
most conummate act Of scoundres that could be got
together Their only aim was plumber, which had been
freely promised by the Commando nm r Ms.kel 90
had sad. They had broken open all the houses which
were near to their position pundered the contents
house they had found good deal Of corn which they
were selling at cheap price 10 those who were inclined
had established regular fair outside. Al rst the rep
reservations made to the General commanding were met
by that thing was done the first srdor yeser
day and other things were fatty denied but at last the
Ncapotans themselves were Obliged TO agree that they
were bad set Commander Bosco himself called
them ga heap of brgands who cannot be kept
in order.n Of course not They were encou.
ragged TO plumber in the beginning, and every
found appreciation rather than punishment day OF
They fight for pupder There is evidently great animosi
ty between the Neapoan troops and officers and these
coudor and il the former were not themselves afraid
they would no doubt be the first 10 eight them The
thing tells both ways for these scoundrcls can be
brought tight for plumber viii be rather difficult to
In store.
Even the better part of the Swiss seem 10 Disguised
with their companions and about one hundred have
already offered 70 come over ir we'll paid whether the
negotiations which have been opened will Head TO any
thing remains TO be
in the afternoon Garibald made a tour or inspection
round the town Was there but find IL really irnposs
bic TO give YOU faint idea Of the manner in which
which seem TO be almoet too much for man. The most
wonderful thing saw in this way was the reception
Of Napoleon and Victor Emmanuel at Milan just about q
year ago and almost inclined 10 think that the one
yesterday was more extraordinary The entry Of the 30
vcrcigns something more formal which prevented
horseback and sarronnded Inv their guards while the
popular idol aribadi' in biz red flannel shirt with
n toosa coiorod h.ratcrchsee rorrd ~, ranr 90
his worn wideawake Was WALKING ON saot among
those cheering nghins CRYING mad ,housanSs ana al
his sw followers c9ud DO was 10 pcvcnt him ron hc,n
bodiv carried on The grounJ The ,...ia srss ,hs.s
selves forward 10 lss lis hands or "a ,eas, 10 touch ,h
hem OF his garment as II il contained the for ali
their rasf ana nrrha,,s co,,nc e,,car,nrs csar ..
bronght nm and moihers asfca ON their tnccs ~. re
BLESSING and al, Ills hi,a The ah,s, or ,h,s ao.,rv -
as CAIN and sn,I,ng ne hcn in no soaa,ost erc t,n
mn tho children ana kissing ,hrr ,rvnc 10 cucs he
crowd s,onn,ng n, every neomcr, ~ hcsr ,cnr .
plant Of houses burnt and property sacked by The re-
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