Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1862-09-16
IiOT G..lI,LII hEACEtD CaTAAI..

Letters from T,aiy explain how Garihald.
vas able to reach Catania. Che Italian Coz
ernnent had yielded to tho entrea,irs of Carl
balil'b friends, VINO were anxious TO find
ncans OF concliiation. Conferences tool.
place between the chiefs of the volunteers
and Admiral Albini, which continued until
tie l7th, without leading to any result.
o., the other hand, General Mella, who COM
handed thu forces assembled at Cataria, re-
cs!v;d orders tG effect Il Junction with the
troops OF General Ricotti, who wished 10 ell:
OF corps under the orders Of MruoLti.-
Gariha'di, on being informed that AIella had
left Catania, made 4 rapid turn to the right
and presented himself before the town. The
royal authorities, net having any means Of
| resistance, left the place, Hnh the Nations!
Guard aud the inhabitants gave the General
an enthusiastic reception.
HOW GARIE.LDl EQUIPPED nis FORCES.
Tie "Olicial Gaz-,.e OF Turn" baa he
fuliovjg from Csl!auiseth:
During Garibaldi's arsy i.cre, un ii': lGth,
he took possession Of Ill the military Ecc"E-
tiatnen;s contained in the Government store
houSe-25I cloaks, 2G5 pair trousers, IL pair
of shoes, BIO foraging caps, 200 csrtridge
boxes, 6 drums, u Lugles, i bUxea Of car
lridges, d. ni"sh@:i, brSir.cs drA serS, shirts,
black Stocks, kettles, &c, in abort, all thor
sui to tho amount Of l4,100S Iu th= letter
by wh.ch l." summoned the D putty Inspec-
tor Of the garrison TO give up these articles,
III sad :h., Knowing tueIe were ia the 5torc-
nous.a military accoutrementG belonging to
Tho Southern army lie drnanded them, III Ing
the responsibility upon hilnscf.
"i'nr Deputy inspector rrpie' IL writing
with e refusal un!e5d precise urGaf from
his superiors were produced. but GarlbalIi
SAINT lila back his n%.m iztt-r, with the fpi-
Lowing "oria written on tho margin The
articles demanded are necessary to M, and.
therefore, tiry mus. lie delivered 10 re ut
any cost On receiving LEe intlElatUn, thc
Deputy Inspector called On GArihaldi, and
DECLARED ;LAt, ii delivering up the articles,
ho Wa acting under colnpu!sion. aEaiasi
wlici1 he so!ennly protected. a paper was
then drawn rp Hni signed both by (farjtnld,
And t;,s Deputy Ihspector, in whica :. wna
explicitly stalled that The tifa; application hai
been T,I!std that Caribaidi had insisted
upon t,r delivery, aid thst til" latter !isi
been effected under rho pressure Ct force
SAFoLt31 AND GARIBALpI.
The PARIS correspondent Of the Sow York
'JIin"a, u in 4 letter to that paper, says:
Muck has been sad about Ciariba!ti's at
tsck- upon tho Emperor, and h,a betrayal Of
hi. MaiestY's friendship. But the fact is,
iav,a.tii d rc;a:inns with thu Emperor have
never been thos. Of friend and rs for any
private intimacy, they never nat but once,
xnd taat wss under The following c;rcum-
stances: just ut the commencement Of the
t'aiar campaign, three years ago, end at the
moment the Emperor vas executing the Hank
movement to the North, il order to cross the
TiciDo ut Magenta, Garlba;di came down from
Vcrr.a. 10 SEQ Victor Emanuel, to ob'uln per-
mi7-ipn ~ carry bis army rapidly forward
to Como; but the eneiuy had-,hen assumed
ctl-i coIn,nsl:d Of the sllird HrrHy. md the
Kiag Vas obliged 10 refer Gar!baldi TO the
Ea,peror. Garlbadi, therefore, went TO SRI
%npoiean IT, Mortara. They tatk0d over ,hc
plan Of the campaig7; his part OF the work
was indicated 70 him by the Emperor, and
theg parted for the first and last tiu.-.