The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-05-24

suitAs SOcsd abcus The i5th of Jane.
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Vsassssa.
Tb< new fen Itsiy. brought BY the Persia.
10 Of . highly important cASrscssr. The
psrsieaisrs Of ths departure IL GAribaidis eK-
pediucs esisce . STATE Of sxciseasat on the
part Of tAs sArdAnAAa people IN connection
With The siciliaa insurrecsioa that IL wiil be
eKcesdiAsiy SiAsc1lt Cor The governnens to
resist The expediticsAry force. which vas
composed Il 2.3os volnssesn isft NE port Of
Geaes si midnight On sA~ 5sA iast They were
transported froa various poisH along rsngs
OF four or I've miles Of eosss 70 three stsaasrs
which lay waiting fos tAsa q soss distance In
The oehae. TIE exseditsos y sid 10 have
been sbusdssay supplied viii sras. sanusi-
lion and money -Garibaidi having exehsagsd
for gold Of the Bssk Of Geaoa, day or two
previously. notes for three niliioas Of fraacs.
Notwithstanding the measures taken BY The
government 10 discourage sad prsveat the ex-
peditios, the feeling OF Ne populssioa In lie
favor IVES enthusiastically nAailssssd Late
- vas the hour, upwards q ave tAoasanA
perrors, Of eli ranks. aocked 10 The beach to
witness lie departure. So great vss ths en-
element prevailing amosgvt ths troops IN gar
rison that ID became necssay 10 oonAns tAsn
to their barracks 10 prevsst their Joining The
volunteers.
From Sicily itself the latest advices shov ths,
the infuuecuon, % fas from losing ground, go
successfully maintaining he positions. The
headquarters Of the insurgents we're q CstAln.
about nfteen leagues frsm Palermo; and o.
though they had been several tines attacked
by the royal troops, the latter bad been unable
70 make an imprsssion upoa them An lnsar-
rectionary movement had brokea out Ia Gala
bria, and Il wss 70 this point Il wss said. tia,
Carfbaldi's force had been directed II Vas
stated that be had landed Of orsxxa In that
province, but there appears 70 be no certain
foundation for the report HIS lieutenant
Medici, wss 10 leave Genoa. O few days afser
bis departure, with 1000 more volunteers; but
whether these are to join GsrIbaidi, or 10 die
embark 81 another point, In order 10 create .
diversion, IL not mentioned.
Al may be imagined, tSese events have
thrown. the Turin Cabinet into stAse Of the
greatest perplexity By laying an embargo on
the muskeh purchased with the GAribsldi fund.
and despatchipg . steam notilia 10 Sicily, they
had hoped to save appearances. This public
departure Of the expedition from Genoa, and
the enthusiasm manifested In regard to It,
defeated all their calculations. The Dag Of
Garibaldi, the idol Of the Italian heart had
A. - 40 ~ N ax,Aa A.
them poweriess TO arrest the impulss which
prompted the Sardinians to hasten to the assist
ance Of their SiciliAn compatriots. vhs are
struggling to shake Cd the most hateful des-
potism that ever goaded . people 10 Madness
II would be difficult 10 exaegerate the crit
cal character Of this new phase In the political
complications Of Europe. Revolution once
successful In the Two Sicilies, what Il 10 pre-.
vent II spreading to vsneta, 10 Hungary,
nay, to Germany itAeifi II waa In Sicily
that first commenced the movement OF the re-
evolutionary ball which, In the year isis, ne
naoed TO overthrow most Of the existing
dy nasties Of the Continent Then IL had no
great central focus OF support. such ~ b noe
furnished BY united and powerful Italy; nor
had 1t the secret AID Of Q morarch who cares
little for hereditary rights, and the aims OF
whose policy are merely the glory Of France
and PREPARATION for the wrongs done bis family.
The aid afforded by Sardinia 10 the Slcilian
insurrection will rsecipiia,e the execution Of
certain plans which, II ID said, Louis
Napoleon, In concert with Kcssuh, had
resolved on carrying out II has been
sgreed to propose to Austria tha. In the
event of her granting 10 Hungary consd.
tutional government and the restoration Of
her national individuality under tie viceroy-
chip Of enc OF the Archdpkes, France viii
guarantee to her the secure possession Of that
kingdom. The same proposition Is to be MADE
in reference to veretia; and the consequences
Of a refusal Ia either ease are to be Indicated
By reference 70 the course which France has
already felt II necessary to pursue 10 Italy
Tie French Emperor Is too sagacious not TO
perceive that IL order to malnssin bis own
position urshaken amongst the convnlslors by
which Europe Is threatened, he niue. head Of
the new revolutionary movement He has
either TO break its force by helping 10 secure
the objects that II has In view, or suceumb hiai-
self to the overwhelming strength that II mus.
acquire IL left undiveried and unchecked
The expedition of Garibaldi may. therefore.
be regarded as the operi,g act Of another
great drama, in which most Of the European
Powers will be called OF to play part, Il
will depend on the skul and prudence OF the
man who assumes TO control the political
affairs Of The Continen, whether II Is TO termi
nate pesceably or end In ssngrirsry
denouemept
DESIGNED IMPROVEMENTS IN CENTRAL PARK
We perceive that the Central Park Csmuis-
siorers have advertised for contracts TO provide
boats for the lakes which adorn the Park, Ia
order to afford visiiers an opportunity Of e1.
joJipg q little aquatic sport. This L. CON-