New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-01-11
ITALY.

Reports relative TO the state Of affairs at Gaets
continue contradictory. dispatch from Gaeta, I'd,
says The bombardmeDt Of the city is continued with
vicor. The epanish Embssssdor left his palace Oh
sceoupt Of s being rddled with bullets. Two officers
have been struck while standing near the King New
Sandman batteries can be seen, and are evidently
ready to take part in the bonbardment.
A Reputation has arrived here from CABS bria and
promised 10 raise an instruction in favor Of the hing
The Turin correspondent of The London Daily Ners
asserts that the commencement of hostile operations
scaip,t aeta from the sea ride Ia thought 10 be at
hsud as orders have been sent 10 the gupooaie ~ An
eona 10 leave Immediately for Naples and the shpsof
war stationed at Genoa and Spezns have been sent 10
the same destination.
The Italian correspondent of TIE London Times
saws that the year 1861 will not, perhaps, grow very
ed before French tToops are IN possession OF Gse,
and poesibly Naples itseh. -
Considerable quantities OF proVlsions were oeDg dis
PATCHED from Rome 20 GaEfa
decree dated Naples Dec. 90 calls out the classes
of the si four years. these classes are to assemble NJ
King Victor Emanuel had held reception OF the
nobility, &c. at Naples 9th, which was nunerously
attended An enthusiastic demonstration III favor OF
his Majesty took place in the evening.
The King would quit Naples on the 18th, after at
tending the ball OF the National Guard.
The Garrison at GaEta has been diminished in number
fdehty was doubtful. The remaining defenders were
In dsrlornble state but their resistance could be car
1ied on still further for considerable period.
GAs,pALDTs LETTER TO KING VIcToR EsAsUTL.--
The following is the letter. not hitherto published, in
which Garibaldi placed his powers IN the hands Of
King Victor Emanuel: - ,,oo
CAsER1A, Oct. %, 1860.
SmK. When upon touching the Sicitian soil i &C
eepted the dictatorship did in your name, and for
yon IN whom are concentrated all the hopes Of the ma
Een. obey, therefore, with Of my heart, fuihn
promise expressed in all my acts by placing IN your
hands power that by every right belongs to you now
that The people Of these provinces have declared them
selves in 30 solemn for one Italy, and for
your reign well as that OF your legitimate descend
ants. ,,
hand over to yOn the power over ten millions Of
hshsns tormented but few months back by stupid
ana fsroeous despotism, and for whom regeneratve
sway will be necessary IN the time TO come Ana
from you they will have this sway, from ycu whom
God Las predestied to restore The Italian nation 70
render IL free ard prosperous at home, powerful and
respected abroad.
seleent people, equally friendly TO order and DESTROYS
81 freedom ready Tor the greatest sacrifices when they
are required In The interest Of the country and OF tie
Na;iorsl Government. >.
I have bad but TO praise the character and
good will Of this people, whom and my companions
have had the happiness OF restoring 10 Italy, IRON
which our tyrants had separated them.
do not speak 70 you of my Government. The Isl
and Of Sicily notwithstanding the difficulties raised by
persons coming from elsewhere, had institutions like
hoss 81 Upper Italy, enjoys Tranquility s
Of The enemy is stil obstacle, the country " pro.
gresFing, by all its acts toward the realization of
italian unity and all this is due TO the remarkable 10.
selhgence Of two distinguished patriots, TO whom
have entrusted the conduct of the Administration.
Deign, at the sime your Majesty, 70 permit
me one request at the moment Of my resignng TO yen
the supreme power: conure you TO place under your
pro,eeiion those whom have had for my fellowabor
era ip this great work Of hbersiing Southern Italy,
and 10 receive into your army my companions In arms
wbo have deserved well of you aud Of the country:
am Sir kc GARIBALDI.
PARIS, Thursday Evening
The Pays says the tendency Of pubic opinion pre-
cages that the Gayibadian party viii obtain majority
at The elections 10 the Italian Parliament.
Count Cavour has the intention of retiring, at least
Professionally, from the Sandman Ministry.
GAIT, Dee. &.-Tbe bombardment oontinus day and
night TAe firing is replied TO by the beseiged
AUSTRIA.
VIRggA Dee. 28.-Tbe official Wiener ZehRag
contains two imperial DEGREES. The 6rt orders that in
view Of the present extraordinary spee Of things, the
forced currency Of bark notes Ia kombardo Venetia
sssll be maintained. The second p9ua that the pay
Inept of the interest tie national 5saa a be effect
ed in bank notes.
A telegram from Vienna, states thst the Emperor
has sanctioned the resolutions Of the conference Of
A II onlf fha Huu0a rian