, 1862-09-18

ion,rl gives the following details Of the cap
:ure Of Garibaldl:
TC1us. August 30, 1852.
This morning, at . o'clock, the Minister of |
he Interior received the news Of the combat |
It Aspramonte, and OF the capture Of Carl t
baldi and hie volunteers. The first dispatch
was sent to Gen. Cia1dinl, dated from Reggio.
pcu1s that Gaibaldi's intention Was, It posi-
ble, to gain the Tyrol. Col PAllayfgiuo, who
tho BersaSlie1i, knowing that
Garitaldi WAS at Aspramonte, resolved to at
tack him, and despite the difficult nature OF
the ground, led on his regiment Of
Berfaglic1i, which he hsd reinforced by two
battalions Of the line. &c divided his little
ccr1,s into three columns, which ascended the
hills toward Aspramonte by three different
path. Garipl1di WAS summoned to surrender;
on h!= refusal, the fight commenced 1t was
lorg and desperate The volunteers made
Resistance which was not to be expected from
euch young and inexperienced troops The
uum6rr killed is not great, but there are more
tlnn SO wounded on both sidss. GArioaldi
RECEIVED two bayonet WounGs-one through
his tbigh, the other through bis foot Mcnolti
Ga1ibadi is also wounded The position was
carried at the point Of the bayonet-
As every issuc was guarded, retreat was lm-
possible, and the ,csal. las been the uncondi-
onsl surrender Of all Garibaldi asked leave
to embark on board an English steamer, but
Col. F:.llayiciao had no powerto decide in the
mater. He referred to Gen. Cia!dini, who
applied for Instructions to the Government.
4 cCurcil 6f ministers WAS Immediately con-
ycked- No decision seems to nage been come
to. Meantime, Gariialdi is Oh his way to
Sptzzia, q rTlsorer, on bo3r1 q man-of-T Tar-
&c will be treated with the highest consla-rA-
tIon that circnnatsnces allow. Every Ire
caution las been taken to prevent dem ,n-
etration.
The Turin correspondent Of the London
Tunes ~rites:
TrE1s, Saturday, aug. 30.
The career Of Garibald. has come to close
for tie ps.-s IT. Ne heard yesterday that be
bsd come town from the heights Of Aspro-
r,cnte, anc had been teaa at Palmi P-oba.
| bly, 1t was cnly one OF his bands marching
| ulcpg shore on that side AS to himsclf, 1t
| stt1us t6at be Was oytrtaken by Col. Pa1taVi-
cino, at ,le head oln battalion Of 3 :rs agieri,
4 fen companies Of another battalion Of tic
| s:lne corps and regiment of the Piedmont
est Grenadier b1igade, altogether, 1,S00 1nen,
| 1ile volunteer chief had taken up 1ormida-
! bly, strong position, asld where after smart
| Il lit, Gar1batdi, deeply wounded In h.5 foot,
and ,Clth bruised thigh, fell into the hands
Of his opponents, together with nbout :, ,0H
| Of lls followers. Of these more t:an 500
were wounded, among them the son Of G.rl
struck il the thigh. Only few {uine 1t i:
| sadly WERE killed. It Is 10: easy to a=ceEt liz
from our meagre telcgraphic inf,rma:ioa hov
seriously GaTiba!di Is hurt, but it is statet
| that he expressed wish TO enb4rS on boart
IN English steamer, SO that it is natural t
presume lie ttlt yet able to trave1. Garibaldrl
request was not granted; it Is expected tha
ne IL be conveyed a. prisoner on board
pears, iSa " oEjy with him a detachment {
light troops; ho has:ened his pursuit b
turcad na, c.les {regard1ess Of tho otae
bodits OF the royal troops under Ciald'u
which Wrre to cooperate with him, m
pcA.cn' to come up with the insurgents, au
close with them,1 yenturlpg on an unelu
struggle, rather t:an allow Gaslhal3l It
cea4ce t.f siy1n,. lis pursuers the slip in Cal
t.ria. as lie Lad done In Sicily.
Th= French papers all comment upon Il
great event Of the day, the capture Of Gu
ba!dl The Independence Bslye eays:
GaEibaldi, PURSUED near Asprauonte- by
+ | column vi 3ersaglierl, has been drfcate
: wounded and captured. This is the gr=
7 | 1ews OF the day posted up At the Pa'
perfectly authentic. It Is : grrat success
: The Turin cabinet, an uuaoprd tor succcs
+ hut the consequences Of which will be fatal
it If it docs HOT understand 10 draw from tt
u victory those benefits which 6 bAldi, BY
:. rebellion, wished to confer upon ltA1y- Ga
! DA1Ui% uOuui1EEa% "d3 n 4EEfl &D LIS hsIr, Y
he ucted In the interests OF Italy That is
e strength. The victory of Aspramonte u
A. tnly re complete when the TaTiu cabinet {
declare inst tine Roulan question is settled.
- The D4b<ts says:
'e "Garil,a1di is wounded! Garibaldi is n
l. luistcd. GazibaldI is prisoner! How
;e This happcnedy Nothing else ia spoken Of
Paris. Tue surprise Is universal.
& Some ey-n say 1t Is 4 false report. We ha
&c MS yet, no details. Garibn1dIs volunteers
said TO have mustered 20c0, while Col. Pll
y yic1no lud only 500 mtn. The cnga.,cm
= .cok place in Inc mountains. WHARF there y
- tytry taciity o{Icred by guerr,lla warfare
ID lie lit or retIca;-"
3 Tie D.1uts concludes as folloTB:
:? s'Thc s1lp which Is now steering tow
II sitzzia, with Gariba1d1 wounded on bo:
~ 3h,1c lt.l1ftgs victory to tic soytrnmcn
y It:t1y, lr!rss 1t 1he tane Tine q great d
"a of anxiety. What is to be done With G
l,tlti?"
" La IrSc eays:
III "The news Of the capture Of Garibs1di
cd II rad through P.'ris hkc ~i'dfirc- This
IN Solemn moment Tor Italy She is no< ut
sLnst critical point Of her destiny. Ari,ct
!, bullion is y3nauiehed, but the idea y
al srnutd tha: rebellion is triumphant. vi
AZ vanquiShed are aEiIn at+d with The s
sg irresistible i1Epu Sc To Rene!