, 1860-06-07

Details Of the Vnnderbllps Nexva.
eAR1BALDrs EXPEDITION.
lrson eE. 7. Cou.'n a2d Irqulrer,1
The most important feature Of the news by
the Vanderbilt is that the NeapolftAn accounts
of The defeat Of 1be forces Of Gsribaldi at Calata
Pimi By the Seepolitan army are oil false, and
tba, Gariba!di was himself the victor in that
battle. The dispatches also further Inform us
tha. on the 10th lie was Mao victorious in
annther battle ut Pioppo. We find on the map
no such plaee as Pioppo ;-but there is place
marked Gioppo, about halfway between Alca-
mo and Morreale, md Us he was At Alcamo on
the 18th, and somewhere about the 18th had
taken possession Of the village Ct Morreale it is
probable that Gioppo was tile place Of the en-.
counter. Morreale commands Palermo, around
which Gsribaldls forces we're disposed IN ase-
micirle, ned 10 some purpose, for it seems by
cur latest dispH'cb, dated Naples, May 90,
battle had been fought close to Palermo, and
ali this news be true. and ne have no reason to
doubt, the King Of Naples is in bad way, and
Sicily is lost TO him. II Palermo is lost Mes-
sina must follow. for there il no hope for King
Boubu's snn 10 stop the further triumphant
march Of Garbaldi. There is no hope, first
from the fact, as stated By correspondent Of
the London 15uats, that from the days Of Man.
fred Of Swabia, to those Of Murat, there has
scnrce|y been an instance Of the kingdom OF the
Two Sicllles resisting my attempt, no matter
from what contemplate forces, for more than
three daJs. With The strongest natural FROM
ticrs, Naples has seldom cost her couquerors
more trouble than a military promenade; and
looked for in any constitutional cowardice OF
the Nenpo1itans, but in the fact that Naples,
with one or two ex- eptions, has always been
in the hands ur rulers bent upon breaking the
very moral sinews Of their subjects. CoWards
like Ferdinand IT,, for instance, Woo revelicd
capped culrasscs 10 their baekE, as that Was
the only part Of their body they ever would
show to the enemy, and invented that opprobi-
Gus taunt g fuggiranno stxnprt," which must
too surely be the standing order OF the day for
Neapotiian army, SO long rs it follows such
royal leaders: Such G. demorallzsd army can
hardly be relied upon by the King Of Naples
They will rather turn sgains. him thnu 6eht for
him. There is NO hope ,or King Bamba's soD.
in the second place, from the character Of the
forces which Garibaidi leads. 4 star Of hope
has now risen on the Italians, and has inbned
them will, an enthusiasm which cannot be e1-
tineuished, With feelings Of that elevated nature
which nerves the a1m t. deeds Of the highest
heroism, acd pares the way 10 the loftiest des-
tiuies. TIE Italian papers are full Of letters
from Young volunteers, wri ten to ihfir parents
on the cse Of their emharcation with Garibaldi,
and which show that his followers are no nd
vcnturers, no brisands, or fibusterz, rushing
sake Of spoil, but strong young hearts, bea:ing
with the pure lore Of liberty and willing to pour
the last drop of blood in fighting for it 10 the
overthrow Of oppression.
LANDING OF GARIBALD1 AT MARSALA.
[Fron tie Loadsu Daiy News, May cs.1
When her Mejesty's ships Argusand Intrepid
we're sent to Marsala the other day, it was to
protect the large factories ard immense proper
II Of English merchants, deprived like the 81
ciiions Of defensive arms, from the tender mer.
cies Of the Neapofitan troops. As we read this
letter Of m eyewitness, we see our vessels ut
Jaybreak, attended By two Hespolitan steam.
ers, "sent to watch our proceedings, NO doubt"
One Of our ships takes peep into Trapani be-
fore sunrise, and Mt 10 a. 81. the other brings
up Off Marsala, and shortly after both are ut the
parently 10 take a look along the coast, Or to
1ell trgate on the station Of the arrival of the
Englishmen. Hardly, however, are the two
steamers out Of sight, when two other steamers
are seen coming in fro II seward at full speed.
As they approach they hoiss Sardinian colors.
and come 50 close round the stern Of one Of our
ships "that it was impossible TO mistake who or
what they were" The foremost Of these strange
steamers WINS tho smaller Of the two and t'but
few men to be seen On her deck" But on the
bridge, beside the captain OR pilot, Was IN off,
ccr in red blouse. Qike the rest), and with -
feather in his cap.' ALI are armed, and field
piece points out from IN opening in the bul
wa,ks just abaft the starboard padd1e.box.
The other and larger vessel was "literatly
crammed with men," come in red, sotne in dark
gTeen and most in plain citizens ATTIRE" This
il how tile L~o strange steamers looked on that
memorable morning. Both steamers make
straight for the mole; the smaller one gets in
{ all rft,1tf ~ hn nil H.
dred yards short Of the mole head. The land
ing from the inner one hegios at once. md it
is surprising where all the men vino now
co1.ie steadily orer her side could have
been bestowed. So they land and walk
u? in small parties to the town az
leisuEely ~ as patty Of English yatchsmen from
Malta. There WIS the usual iussv health Off
Ger hurryipg to ask them "ifthey Ind pratique,"
but that was the only difficulty. Except indeed
3'1hat confounded semaphore "swin*ing its
arms about ~ il in Il rage" and straight to This
semaphorc the health oliceris ordered to march
in front ofthe landing party. In ten minutes
that semaphore had ceased from troubling.
Then there WIS another fussy "commissioner
from the Government taking down 4 list ot1he
names Of compromi- cd persors. This gentle.
mans papers are quietly *'distributed in mach
smaller pieces than be had intended And
tlen the prison gates are opened, and though
there was no time to make systematic goal de-
nni;,ica1 oiTsnars ,rs~' .a,.,saJ Tha Gt5 ~ uu'
ment at Ssnies i,ae M rao,s -! tns Sad Go'ea
.,ns, q; nas ~ ioota ~ sps.s 'o1 olol
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in and ~ :. neu; s' euus' I ~ an.unl'
mn1si u~ ;ust .e haa taiH tee 'ou ;or
-a@,1a.9 9uss $3.50, ~ IL osonseu ~ n'9 Ma9ss'ys
hs,,. ..;.. .oois' liesen'y' "'es H..Ie ueIa5,
ai"no.;aa .y .i'y nun'usf, aau o an s'zes, run
ca,na io,r, uI IT, o@eu,es s'oaI, W. .ne nteu
- ,,,o,,"nt w." ane !naust 2un o4ast: "unt
III tI,a;, n ~, ou1 Eauaut ie1"s. s.a..us Mnn
nn,;tsrs NJ es anu Gsasses. insse @ afG amo Hea
ror,a ste-t.''s Is Una -: ns' 70 S1ula
on1r ~ nu eea.eu .o1 ai.,on: a., w. .aou not
a.! 1ue sseau'e."' ou' tnS "'sa'e 10 !nauiag
cs'a eomn 70 heranGhorage With every sail set be.
n lore beautiful bfeeze. Nearer nnd nearer they
5oMt' wen "!'ntn !aoge' an9 sti!l mere are hun
uteos 70 land IL IS aspfendld sight to see them
Stepping into tue boais rs cooiiT as the creT of
.. aeap1a.n,s gl: q: Splthead. Now The Govern.
ment n steamer stops-eTery eye aboard the
bsnish ships IS on her %" gun "Why doesn't
sne nrc- -. b"t no, she's backing and filling,
ana Signalling 10 the 1niate, "Thch IS oE this
,'us Eet'1ng otsaetceaoIy close; ana GarFi.
nalot smea-why they are a'i landed: formed
loto tnu3: ana Ha1ch1nG oH' as II from pa
raae a. last comes shot from the steamer
s:hoIt; anotnerIthe men on Il tue mo zip, md
u Il passes over tnet1' ano on tney march sgatn.
ne1e ioe 'ElEate. suc nas saoIteneo aai sal,