New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-03-02

Two steamers ON The point of leaving 10 fetch
go wounded, when CialdiDi learned that The breach
being repaifed. He Immediately broke off all
communication with the place. declaring thai he would
make no further oncfe,ions and that he would re-
commence the bomhardment on the following day.
dispatch says of TIE explosion Of the powder mag
azine, near q Porto di Enna that general ard fifty
men were buried 10 the ruins and that the explosion
opened breach at the extremity Of the fertilization
facing the sea- IL is stated that benceforth no flag Of
truce will be received unless IL should come 10 propose
The caDitulatiOn of the fortress. .
A Gaeta dispatch Of the morning Of the 9th saye:
The arnisice expires at 10 o'clock to-day. Several
persons remain buried in the ruins nj. Jacquemine,
commander of battery recently reeeiyedfrom Rome,
Las died suddenly.
A Sandman steamer has conveyed 200 Neapoltan
wounded from Gaeta to Moa 6i Gaeta and TO Naples.
The Vienna correspondent of The Times says that
Prince Petrua has learned from GaGa that things are
fast drawing to a close. The.King is without money
to pay the roops, and the supply Of provisions is but
scantY.
The Opiaione Of Turin gives denial to the report
that Garibad had made journey to Turin IN order TO
confer with King Victor Emanuel.
Turin dispatch of the 18th says that the garrison
of Glea had demanded armisce Of 10 days in order
to negotiate for the surrender. Cialdini rejected ths
demand, but declared himself ready to negotiate.
The Safdinlan batteries were said 10 have caasea
great devastation on the 10Th and lltb inst The Sar,
dinian 8eet had also bombarded the place with good
effect,
A correspondent Of La Prose- writes as follows,
under date of CasiellOne Feb. z:
Already the other day powder magazine bun' ~
the south extremity of the PEppstadt battery, cads-
ing considerable loss to the enemy; but have now 70
record far more terrible explosion. Yesterday, about
O'Clock 10 the afternoon, shell from tho Piedmon-
icse lines on the right penetrated into one VI the
powder magazines which blew up and set fire to the
great reserve of proecliles, which blew mp hke
wise. The explosion was terrible that the report
was reEchOed from the most distant valleys Tor long
time. French vessel, although BLK miles from
Gaata felt the shock. bad left the village about
4oelock to take stroll through the mountains leading
70 CASTILLO OnOratO, when reaching The sbmmit OF
small bill which commands view OF The gull ana
the whols aeigtborhood, | was almost thrown 10
tho ground by the effect Of the explosion which
had init taken Tlace 10 my left. i turned my gaze
toward Gaeta ard wac Mortified at the immense masses
of ruin some pieces high 10 the air, amid black
smoke and tongues Of flame which lighted mp the
sJires Of the town. IL was something HORRIBLE and
reminded me of Piny the Youngers description OF an
eruption Of Mount Vesuyius in letter TO Iacilns mar
rating the destruction If Hereulaneum and Pompen.
hastily descended into the valley and on reaching Cas-
tellone wa Informed that the explosion had not only
eau. ed the death of hundred Neapoltan soldiers,
but that also considerable number OF hvmS beings
still under the runs During the etlnesB OF ihe
night we could discern the sthed cries Of those uni nm
nate men, az General Cisdini had humaney ordered all
firing TO cease. Nespohlan messenger arrived, request
ing arms,iee Of forty eight houls lie asked icr u
in the of humanity, for, he eaid Was inocsoe
10 ascertain the number Of victims buried n the ruins
caused by the explosion. You will easily agree with
me that cool reason Of interest might have ADVISED
Cadn 10 refuse the request Of the military Governor
Of Gasta For bold and daring general Ike Clallini
il was an admirable opportunity 10 attempt q cotpde
main, wbi b probably would lave succeeded MOI
listening TO the voice of interest," the Piedmonlese
General did hesitate for moment to grant sus-
pension OF hostilites the sole condition that the be-
seged sbond not work at repairing the breach made
recently by the Piedmontese. We shall thus have an
arpsiice which will terminate tomorrow morning
and 10 - hours may have great results 70 record
do not believe, is reported here that Francis IL has
made proposals. for population, which must follow
sooner OF ter The battery the Sea side has been
much damaged by the fire from the Sandman irgae
Garibaldi Her daring captain took up position only
900 metres from the curtain, and kept up continual
fire for an h0ur-aDd-a-half
GARIBALDI AND THE yESETiASs.
The following letters show that Garibaldi has not
lost sight Of the emancipation Of VeDetia:
To CoRRnR, PTe,deni the cem"i:'es Of penefian
"CbsrQed, "a You are aware, by many inhabitants
Of variuu. OF Venea to ask the ilustious Cen
GariLald il he would accept the offer OF marble
bust of his deceased wife, the noble Anita, executed
by Venetian sculptor in Venetian town, have re-
ceived the following answer which transmit 70 you,
persuaded thai is publication will caubo our hrsthrsn
beyond the MiDcio 10 perseyere In the coDSancy OF
their sacrifice, fince all the thoughts and all the Wishes
of the Italians tend abrdge IFS DURATION and nnee
the powerful word Ct Ganbadi keeps these aspirations
still alive. PIERRE CAsTioLlohE'
" Midas, Feb. So
" To Sign1 PIEHRz ChtTeIox. Milan;
"While recognize the pledge OF affection which the
citizens of Venetia would give me H. the offer OF bnst
Of my deceased and beloved wife, beg you TO devote
the designed for that object TO the liberation Of
that dear part Of Italy. g. GAHRhLDL
Capy0G, Jan. 20"