The New York herald., 1862-09-12
TEE CARBALDI MOVEMENT.
THE lIBERATORS MARCH IN cATANIA.
Interesting Report from ihe Italian Officer
Sent to Capture Him.
His RAND Marches and Interviews with
the Municipal Authorities,
BE-, &C., &c.
sC..aniA :(Aus. 2s) gcerrespond.noe Of the London


lous fcats shall endeavor to give you truthful
OF the Of the last three days. We left
the arrival OF OF comparons the old revolution
AIRY General FabrizZt member OF the Italian Par
US by the evening boat We saw, by the proximity in
which the volunteers stood to the regulars that
counter Was most probable. which, according 70 our
views would have thrown the brand OF civil into tue
fair land We fastened, Therefore Carbadi, in the
FAINT hope that our nigh, be Of use under
such critical circumstances heavy thunder storm
overlook n tho vicinity Of mo- which, besides
SHOWING rs Ems IN the NEST spcpcid illI mation by
Us da oar soaesan grew somewhat
easy as We had TO pass mountain stream which might
have become unfordable
ahich had arrived with us in the steamboat from
M-ssiua The troops we're evidently hascninE TO rein
tcers @ tAtania TO be stopped until three oihsr
col 1mns from Palermo, Messina and Girgenti,
side 10 6 hin t. aesis, from bis enterprise We arrived
after sunset At Adcrno where Con. Arbosio Mclla had
fixed his he-tqnartss Our horses required rest
ana food and had 10 stop FOR hour Having been
acquainted with the colonel ef tho Fourth formerly one
o. ia-ioaliis cutenants in tho campaign OF Naples
was glad 70 meet him just on his return from visiting the
out losts He told me that he in q most dis
3 rccab!e position having orders " stop his late
he sa have sacrincod az established pcsi;op
10 my principles resigned my rank in tho Turkish
army IN order to take part in tho Of 1880 and the
Join Garibadi. cannot do again. have family
to for. Though foreigner have been treated we
OW.10
present case the prncpl. Of liberty is Affected Carl
BALD claims the right OF declaring war; which belongs
VIII has no ohor legal but Permanent
ss a1ss n s@ SS'y the and orders
saa pasm @ " faa tod g the sp Colonel 81 n.
We proceeding to the General, and still
said he could not believe it, he knew him too
well Gnritaldi cdrfudtes; ne the man 10 sur
resdes ssBut tell him. he continued "that General
On Ia ri hat
General Boyi by this day be at Leon Forte IN hi
rear we bar his passage in 'front.' lac eatricate
himself from the net around him. let him. the eleventh
hour do with good grace, what in twenty four hours lac
will be forced do God bless you your Grand asked
the privates. Of himself and hc replied that tn
spirit Of the regiment was excellent they would If
That exactly true We heard return thai
General Mea had few hours before arrival at Adler
NO, addressed the assembled officers, telling them
the enemy was In front, an attack imminent
and the moment approaching when TO the ira
ditions OF tho regiment they might add a new
glory eve shall dsstroy the enemy" he sad
"and punish those criminals who rise in rebellion against
tho King and the law Some Of the officers grew pale
all were seized deepest emoton they did moi
fnd the woras OF the Geucra in Keeping with the tcrrib
necessity of beginning civil by attacking Carl
oad the greaes. hero Of Italy the iiberator Of Sicily
BIRTH others had served uudcr him; there perhaps
not ono who did not admire the defender of Rome, the
hero o Var the man who had given Kingdoms n
Victor Emanuel. 1he eral. struck by this emotion
SAID at be that the officers seemed un
time 70 give their decision Whoever hesitsted aftor
that was 10 be placed before court martial. Twenty
eight officers resigned within the half hour, and were
sent back 10 Catanii
Our horses fed, proceeded journey and soon
arrived at watchpost, where inquired whether the
river could Be forded The sergeant informed US he
had just waded through il in visiting the ouposts It was
scarcely kneedesp Having passed the river we were
but We did not guess as yet a Hs soo,e pcis Nod d.
serted ,cifh LdJ and baggage, 0nd1ods the apay Cart
baldi About Two in the morning arriv Regal
Inneta md drnv Qyi0n
whoes had be,n heard BY Garibaldi and he wished
SEQ BY Whilst Mordini cioseted with him
ahe bare nocr. fast asleep We woke some Of them
they were all anxious TO know the state Of
wnssSer caribadi's enterprise met really % with
national aspirations. Since the day Of the
3. s had march
ter AFFORDED them no Information They told as that in
b,roughs enthusiastic people thronged 70 see
GsIibaldi rather from curiosity than from fellow feeling
whilst the municipal authorities were evidently hostile
max NJ difficulties about provisions, since they had re
orders from the 70 act In this way and
Garibald either 70 take By force what 70
ared and thus righten the country disgust the
volunteers by bid fare and unnecessary delays Regal
butto especially apIthetc beyond expectation Carr.
b. dis magnetic ss snation had u elected cheers
but tho middle aud upper class kept back the may,
and municipality were saiisn and unwilling furnish
We lound me General more cheerful than our friends
OF the stan, when insisted shs danger of n
civil he said, ~ 81 vi dpoid far possible but
,Aey ioSch sccrds, shall not gre them up k,oc
I've ih bus II hav been nistaien dbosa n "
feasn. url 90 % Am17ca.' He spoke much about
indifferent things expressed his great satisfaction see
ing us and thea dismissed give orders ana to take
. bath About four o'clock In the morning he came out
e hr the terrace, where his stan busting
ana savsd US "a accompany him oa his march since he
lad given orders TO leave al the carriages behind
1nsy ssrs % foi'0x % on I'll. the high road oay n
shs direction he took, could longer BE- Of any
dsaser % the execution sf mis- plan Al nvs O'Clock
Gen himself took the lead followed BY his stan badly
mounted and mues hired IN the borough fneh
sses s sors e ne s
tsers but these carried common musksts instead
rifles some cf them had not . red shirt or good
shoes We took place among them with the younger
officers the staff who had been unable 70 get mounted
a. Rcgsbutto either for iovc money. Over rugged
mountain path Just under the wcst o. the height we
marched between vineyards and olive plantations.
through hedges OF cactus and the Indian fig. which
reaches here the height Of trees the eage o the FAT
caves crowned By that uscio fruit, whose s. On the
pee easily wound those who do not know how deal
with them. The morning was uncommoniy nue.
mountain chains which IN succession above ths
other here there. Through valleys we had
peep the owlsnd Of Catana and above ali that
lowered high the couica Ena, with those white rays
IN the crcyices, which sncrcle the crater like
necklace delicious fresh brco1e cooled the arr though
not one cloud was sceu the deep blue sky. We
marched rapidly onwards, chatting with friends whom
had not seen for mouths but though all around us
seemed cheerful, our mood was gloomy The fear OF a
civ war occupied all thoughts 81 would rather blow
out my brains . said officer than shed the blood OF
my brothers Of the Italian army Lsd Itaiy mta 90 "a
ROM IL all Of us should die the hand of the re-
guar army the country must force cplomacy and taf
7ssrese Ratdsfi, ho can't smdncpae h,msst from Ma.
pofeon shall cirs wdy.n
ON the side of a desolate mounain ravine where No,
ale grass seen between the rocks Of srcen
sandstone 70 nation rested few minutes and oked
back where Mcnott, Garibalds son, paced slowly on h
horse, leading the vanguard. We let than pass and
formed estimate OF the force They about eight
hundred all the officers pick "a msr from the expeditions
Of 1850 and 1850 BedEehni e9pmAu ed the Northern
stslwsrt humanity, but ragged, hod and badly armed
About one hundred deserters from the regular army
ing The Siclirn Picciotti easily distinguish.
ed by their shorter size and dark complex lions
aristocracy, together with the Of the people:
distinguished features here stupidity there
but among than marched about ten or nfteen
branded by crime, bandt, who had svdsntly followed