New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-06-09
olRIBALpI AT MARsALA.

,bev rreseut will interest the reader my hre H""
Nsrrala, the point where Garibald landed: a.
MARsALA May IL.
w. .,;,l M doubt have heard by the arrival Of the
Intrsnid of the extraordinary event when hapPeheo
herr Yesterday and hch still looks more IKE
than reaty-namely, the landing IN th,s harDyr 81
Garibaldi with band Of about o ~ , nne "a rS;nsss
steamers The landing was elected IN gaaIi e y'uj
and with most extraordinary CELEBRITY und orusrl a.a
psrt of the time under the guns OF NeaPoha ifeate
and two steamers. One OF the Sandman Vessels was
mn ag,ound and scutted by themselves IN the harbor,
and he other YVES taken outside by the NeapoliaLs
but after the landing had been fully effected believe
the brave adyenturers did not lose manonly two or
three wounded. We were all IN state OF alarm dur
pg the firing as the shot and shell from the frgAte
went fying about in a most awkward manner-some
into the town. some into Woodhouse's stores, some
into Woods bagiio factory, and one actually over
our heads here OIL the 6aglt0 terrace WHICH ie mo
the sea beyond the SaliDella. .,
Our Vice. Consul with the Captains Of the Intrepid
and Argus both here fortunately for at the tine)
went on board the trgate during the hng 70 inquire
into tie meaning Of their MISSILES 30 capcously MUIR
iur our factories on each Of which the English nag
was fynp and to iucucate caution and accuracy
in their operations. The Neapolitan Commanders,
wisely considering that it their duty to expend
certain quantity Of pOwde and shot On such an I'M
rortant OCCASION gave the town the benefit OF the re-
sdinry dose, after the enemy was snug within the
walls, and laughing at this exhibition Of mpotent rage
1t was however, no laughing matter to the poor N
haliants, who not accustomed 10 such phenomena,
took 10 fight in all directions 10 avoid the effects of the
she'll which did considerable damage about the Porta
di Mare and the Graza Veccha, but fortunately with
cut oes of life many families in the country
for their Spring trip. A considerable number, hlgn
ard low focked under the protection OF our nag here
and the old Jagiio is crowded as Noahs Ark, only
the animals are all human.
This morning the whole of Garibadis party set on
for Salemi, reinforced by good many Marsalese vol
unieers and well provided with horses for the Officers
for hair nd
for tie few field pieces they brought with them Ey-
erything was managed with admirable order, and APP
paIenty the satisfaction OF Gen Gari0aldl; though
under the effect Of the b0mbardment from the Neapo-
tan yesees the poor Marsalese did not show an enthu
siastic welcome to their unexpected visitors.
May 4.--At Salemi they were received with open
arms after having been joined on their march by sew
eral large AIMED bands under Coppoa, OF the Monte
Baron SAINT Anna, of AlcamO &c. Other two bands
of armed countrymen have get OF from this place 10
ioin the brave General and with the reenforcements
expected from Caselvetrano, Santa Nina, and other
neighboripg towns, they VIII soon muster very for
midsbe force. Even their artillery is increasing
some light brass fied-pieoes, buried since lo49 have
been brought out, and found in good condition. Sew
ers Franciscan monks haze put themselves at the
head with the cross in one hand and the sword In the
other.
kind of panic still continues here, and the Aarsa
lese feel themsely quite at with such strange
and rapid succession of conilctng events On Easter
day il was down with the BourbOns and up with the
bes Of Marsha going out with band of musc to meet
the royal troops, who were coming TO dlsarm then and
haul them over the eoas-now Garib dl and his clas-
seurs of the Alps landing tiunphantly among them,
under showers Of Neapolan graperhot and bombshes.
They are not yet recovered from the excitement and
the town ia kind Of neutral state, no actual demon
trarions against the old Government but no taxes
being paid.
going 10 Palermo today. We hope che will be back
again Immediately, the town being IN state OF con-
fusion and without armed force, all the awless vag
abonds with whom the place abounds are once more
uniting and threatening plage and plumber. OF COURSE
with an English vessel Of war near US, we feel quite
safe; but we are very uneasy when left to own
sources in such state OF things.
hARsALA May 16, 1860.
Events are crowdng npon us. Yesterday, the 18th |
Of May Garbaldi, joined by large numbers of well |
armed mountaneers and people from the nsghborng /
towns left salemi for Caat.i FINN. II is said that
con siderable Nespotan force is stationed ut Alcamo,
which, however, cannot be 30 large but that he will |
attack it, and no doubt with his usual
good fortune.
The Argus, just in from Palermo, brings the news
that matters in AN extraordinarily excited state
there. The 10th Regiment had mutinied against their
officers and had been in consequence sent of 10
Naples The Royaliss were walhng up the gates of |
the town, and raising mp strong earthworks on the
lard side. All the women and children of the officers
and soldiers had been cent OF to Naples. Two regi
ments of foreign recruits had arrived from Naples and
il is thought they will be The only men that will think
OF standing brush with Garibaldi. A general panic
was beginning TO show itself among the troops.
p. She Neapolitans have not been able to get
of the Sandman steamer. frlgate and a steamer
that came yesterday for the purpose caused great
panic in the town, aud nil the inhabitants crowded out
toward the harbor 10 know if their intent wicked
or charitable. This demonstration seemed TO produce
a counter panic in the brave NeapoaDs, who APP
pesied very shy about coming near the land and ia
fact they Lad scarcely any communication with the
shore.
Trapani ia in a most rigorous state of siege
Another letter from harsala of the 10th states that
rumor prevailed in town that the Neapotans, on
hearing Of GaJibadis landing dispatched flying col
amn Of 7C0 troops to Calata FINN to meet him. Several
armed bands Of Scans, expecting find Garibadi at
Caata Fmi marched toward that place join his force
Seeing the Neapoitan troops they mis,ook them for
men, and marched OIL to the town shouting
|" Viva Garibaldl" The Nsapolitans allowed them to
approach till within gunshot. A most desperate fight
ensued in which, according to the letter we quote, 600
Of the 200 Neapotans were placed kors du combat,
and the remaining hundred taken prisoners. Neither
he strength the oss of the Sicans is stated AL
ogether the story bears with air of great mprob-
ability, although il may be founded on truth. II is not
alluded to in other letters from Marsha.
Two Proclamations of Garibaldi are given. No. Is
ls folows
Giuseppe Garha,di, Commander in Chief of the |
National Force in Sicily.
." At the invitation of the principal citizens and on
he Deliberations OF tie free communes of the island,
"Considering that in time OF il is necessary that
lie civil AID military power should be concentrated In
me man
/" DEGREES that he assumes, in the name of Victor
Emanuel, King Of Italy, the Dictatorship in Sicily.
a." STEP. TuRR, Adju,ant General. q. GARIBALDL |
Proclamation No. . is likewise dated from Salemi,
Nav lth and conssts Of 10 articles containing in