New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-02-09
ITALY


Advices from GaGta TO the evening of the ODD.
The FIRE Of the Sardinians vigorously continued,
and slowly replied to-
The LoHdoa Globe learns that Francis IT, resolved
30 hold out OF Gaets by the advice Of the foreign min
listers.
Il was rumored that negotiations were progressing
20 replace the French troops at Rome by sardinans.
Typhoid fever was making Iaysges at Gaeta.
The SardiDians entered the Roman States the ODD
Spersed the reaetionary bands and burnt the convent
90 Casm&lia.
Prince Carigpan was about to proceed to Gaeta.
GARIBALDt AND THE SPRING CAMPAIGN.
In preventing the star TO GaIibaldi On the 18th,
Gen. trurr made the following remarks
GERERAL: The thousand who dlsembarked with
you at Marsala, with whom you conquered at Calata
Eni and planted at Palermo the flag Of liberty victo
yionfy surmoun ing every obstacle present you to-day
slrough us this star, which hope you viii accept
~ souvenir Of dangers past and pledge of those that
whom you once called the remains Of ten battles viii
not be ~anting at the next appeal which you make.
Garibaldi, moved 70 tears, replied:
Rest assured that no gift has ever been dear
90 my heart than this which is offered TO me BY my
brave companions in arms Tell them that accept It
willingly, and thank them. I cOunt again upon them
when shall carry to your beautiful country 0 Cen
erai, the aud OF our arms since have upon the
grave Of thoee gallant Hungarians who died for italy
shat We, Italians, we would replace them as it is our
duty"
GARIBAIDI AND THE VIGILANCE COMMITTEES IN
ITALY.
DeHs OhIlUdluI uhb duu1thhcu Jie 1OI0HlnQ
portant letter 10 the Central Committee Of Vigilance
at Turin:
"CAPRERA, Jan. 49, 1861.
"HoEoRABLE COMMITTEE: Considering the note of
abe Sth Of this month"; which has been cent me by the
Central Committee sum up my reply in the follow
ing manners In accepting the Preiaency of the Asso-
citation Of the Vigilance Committees, and in giving my
adhesion TO the three articles drawn up by tie General
Assembly ,be 4th appoint Gen. Bixio my repre-
sentative on the said committee authorizing him at the
same time TO substitute for bimse when necessary
s0me other person possessing lie entire confidence
ne central Committee, 10 appealing to Italian patriot
1' wlii energetiealy urge the other committees 10
al ior.n IIeth donations among fellow-Citizens
sD3 10 procure all the Necessary means of facilitating
70 victor Emanuel the eniranei neut of the REST ~
itay' Another Of the principal duties of the Central
SOmmittee should be 10 form committees unon an Ibe
Iolnts OF the Peninsula where none now exist in oder
that IRON one extremity Of Italy TO the other NOT e
eepting Venice and Rome the Associalion NAV Io
organized and act simultaneously, in coneert and
PROMPTLY obeying one impuLe. anu
ihe Central Committee ought, an the mot d andre
OF every day and every instant INCREASINGLY TO rene
10 all the Committees, and 10 seek by eveiy means 70
penetrate every Italian, with the idea The Srn
Of this year 1861 Italy mnst have million Of patriots
nnder arns-a means Of making us powerful masters
OF our destines. and worthy Of the respect of the
world, whore eyes arc fyed n on ~ Ibe'ieyc I'LL