New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-09-10

10th events hhd taken place There w,s q general
ruth toward the Marina WHERE, however all appre-
tensions we're soon Quoted by seeing that the cannon
AIDE cane from the French nan Of-waT Desear,es,
which saluted the 18th Of August
DURING the day the Queen of England one Of the
s,sauers of the Brazilian line into the harbor.
Size had been bought in England by GaTibaliis agent
with the view OF converting her into man-of war
She bias on board sixteen ritled cannon, and briggs
besides 0C0 Enfield rifles, which have been sent ont
on speculation. Although Of wood and strongly b1t
the Queen of England viii scarcely be able TO carry all
tie q Ds. Ho wever II she is bot able %
the two large 84rounders she will he OF gre use.
News arrived to-day from the little band which has
been sebt across into Calabra. They are AL safe IN
the part Of the main chain of the Apennines close TO
the Straits. They amply provided with everything
ard have heaps OF visitors. they nave collected
number of volunteers about them, and every day fresh
ones in. They had only one little skrmlsh, In
which one man was wounded. Another who has co
across likewise was nded by the accidental de-
charge of his own muskst Two men we're missing,
and il was supposed that they had lost themselves 10
the night of the Decentralization, aud have probably
fallen Into the bands Of the Neapo'itans.
AUG. 1.-THE last two days have passed without
incident except alarm which took place the nigh,
of tbe 18th 10th al Outposs toward the Caste IL
was lie after midnight that the disturbance took
places the firing lac ed TOR about 20 minutes and
eTsl men were wounded and killed on both sltes.
Every 10 arms. The first troops wh n were
ready were off toward the outskirts Of the TO wn.
IRE NeapoaDs, after number Of shots, retired ae
bad taken hiking 20 the work II seems, and ooud only
be stopped with difficulty.
Yesterday was day Of suspense, no news having
arrived from Garibald except the order TO send all
steamers Immediately 10 Palermo and the vague i'm
pre- ssion that the coup against the Papa ates could
not from one cause or another, be combined
This morning it becsme known that Garibaldi had
arrived at Palermo and would be here tonight or TO-
GROW morning. This, of course, puts an end 10 all
operations until bis arrival.
The Carlo Alberto, Sardinan screw figate, which
has been going about between Palermo and Me'sina,
has turned up agsin, after short absence OF all
Temptations which within sight Of our soldiers from
~ continent ia greater than that Of tRis ne
eel and end of sigh, s there gong on account
OF the strict order Dot to touch the vessel With the
crew ard not few of the officers rather disposed to
have share in the trar sacious here il il thought that
it would require little persuasive fore 10 get Possession
# the vesseI. But the orders positive. We are on
intimate terms with Piedmont so the Carlo Alberto
remains within sight but beyond reach Even the sail
ors who have left TO join troops are vigorously
sought after and cent back if found.
ArGusT 9.-Garibsldi returned yesterday morning
from Palermo. He only stopped Tor moment at the
Faro, and then came down to gee the " Queen OF En-
elard" and arrange matters. With him came IRON
PakIno Gen. Turr, who has passed some weeks az
Axes Bains 70 restore Bis health and now returns 10
his duty. Wi che usual quetness which character
izss Garhadis disposition the affair OF the rifles was
soon ended ard heavy bill given 70 the agent on the
PIo-Dictator Deprets at Palermo, who will open his
eyes at it.. At the same time the order was given TO
arm the steamer The prsons were designated % car
ry u is order and are 70 set TO work Immediately
All Ibis was done in the cabin of the Queen Of England
in less than hour and Immediately after Garlba dl
accompanied only by Gen Turr and few Of bis inme-
diste adheTents, started by land for Gsriin
Taormina where the Brigade Bixio, the first of the
Division Tur, was in readiness to embark.
Before relating the circumstances connected with
tbis embark tiop must say a few words about Carl
baldis absenCe. DIR. BeIani his well known agent at
Genoa, came down, as you know, 70 announce that
the 600 destined for the expedition 10 the Papal
S aies were ready. The Colo d Orangio on the east
coast Of the leland Of Sardinia little inhabited and out
of the way, was chosen by DIR. Bertani as the most
convenient yont to assemble the forces and with this
view the sent there in patches, and were 10
wait till flrther orders DR.. Bertan came himself to
report on the circumstances connected with this affair."
Although al precautions had been taken TO create the
belief that the 600 men, like many OF their prede
cetsoTs destined for Sicily their real destination
cOzed ont, and warm representations were made from
Turin not TO cOmpleaie matters by bridging 10 the
Papa question before the Neapolitan is quite decided
Indeed the day before Bertani left, Farin himself
cane 10 Geroa TO urge the natter in person, while
M5jor Irecehi came with similar representations on
the part of the King. The former would probably
have produced but little effect; not 80 the later
As | have often told you, Garlbaldi has a KIND OF
chiyalrous attachment 20 the King as symbol OF
Italian unity The only representation made was that
il woud create trouble for Piedmont if expedition
started directly from Piedmontese soil into the Papal
States The advice therefore, to transport the
coo, Ike al the Others to Sicily, and send them out
their effect but the dispositions were, according to
previous understanding made for start from SardDia
and the troops were already there, G4ribald
decided TO 90 there himself and see what was TO be
done.
The disposition about the choice of the place aud all
the respecting the plan for reunion and starting
had 70 be left to the COMMITTEES as more aJaH OF the
circumstances in Piedmont. The choice was not for
tunate, for the Colo dOTangO, out of the way was
secure enough, but AT the time afforded no fac
ties for procuring food and water. Besidee the organ
iza,iOn Of 6,C00 which had taken place likewise by
of the Committee, had not the elements requisite
for Garibald saw this as soon as he formed
them, and this decided him quite to give up the plan
against the Komagna for the moment, and 70 use these
7 900 men 70 complete the work Ill the south. Imme-
diately dispositions made for the transport of
thete troops Sicily. thousand Of them, board
the Torino ssnt round the island Of Sicily 10
TaOImina whittier likewise the Franklin was dis
patched. The object In view nothing more nor
less than TO embark the Brigade BNio OF the Division
TT and 90 right 10 the s0dh coast OF Calabra.
This one of these bold and quick movements which
Garibadi likes. All eyes were locking toward the
Straits and the western shore of the continent and this
was Just the moment TO 20 10 the south coast.
The two ST. arrived in the night Of the nth
18th at Gardin and the embarkgton of mat6riel aud
horses was complete before morning. Gariba di left
this about p. m. yesterday afternoon, and arrived at
4 p. m. at GiardDl, where orders were given to
bark the whole brigade, in all about 600 men. The
Torino took about 1000, and the rest were put on
board the Franklin and two sailing vessels, which
taken in tow. At the last moment Garibaldi decided
to go himself and head the expedition, of which his
elde,t son likewise forms Part All p ~, after night
fall the expedition started. The exact point for dsem-
BARI ing has not been fixed. It g depend entirely on
circumstances But, the whole attention Of the Ne
spotans is attracted in another direction, it is to be
hoped that the landing will be effected without obsi-
ces. The course was taken directly for the nearest
point which is about 20 miles distant If the landing
succeeds the intention is to make au attack to-day on
Reggie.
IL is now noon, and no bad news has come, so we
are hopeful and trusting 10 Garbadis star. signal
has been agreed upon 10 the success of the and
ing, but il is only calculated for the night In the