New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-09-19
The State of Italy.
LANDING or

The State of Italy.
LANDING or GAGIBALDI AT SPEZZIA.
Garibsldi vas quietly landed ut Sp-zzis on Il,
81 of September. His companions in captivity us
Basso, his Secretary, Nullo, Corte, Caltabepa
Carroll, Gnccaidi, Bruzneu, Guas,alla Alliance,
Lusiad Bursttini. Some Of these sre Drobs.
bly, misspelt. A correspondent Of The Londs,
1imes writes from SpeLzIa OF the disembarks,in:
mot the 81. hfest show Of excitement, not evsa
Interest, was percep'ile among the population d
this shore, which only couple of yeas ago we
me very hot-b~d OF the widest Mazzihiani.m.
there WAS half runor, indeed, OF a demonstration
before tie frigate and her accompanying gul-boaiS
enfe ed tie bay, but, when they appeared III force
and steamed up To- within musket range OF the town,
complete Revision would SEEM 10 have takss
place, nd the conviction that the Govern Deu, ts
both lhe will aud the power TO pa. down reoelisa
has at last obtain ell general credence.
One Of Garib aliIs wounds IL IN The teud0lou
gart Of the thigh aud will require, it il said, ~.
gicil operation The other l. ia the 10, and Of NJ
poriance. Since lis capture he ha- scarcely
spoken % @ny one, and appears totally overcOn' "
the weight Of his disaster"
IL is said that tue King has sen. his own ply.
si.iaL TO Garib ,ldi.
The Geneva N rim,ato Of Sept. 5, publishes n.
port of the ply sican who Is IN attendance on Can.
bdi according TO which, up 10 Sept. 4, the suffer.
ings Of the General were not very acute. Tie ~
was good. The woand Of Menott Gariballi is NJ
very serIOua.
THE COMPANIONS or GARTDAIDi.
A Dispatch from Aessina, Sept T. rays:
A column OF G4rbaljians, ccmmanced by Tn-
SELF, surprised yesterday evening by 8 ba.tal
on OF tue G5ih Regime It OF the Line, and les, .aca
arms, baggage, ana ninety pri-onsrs, among wheu
we e a major, q captain, ten officers, and sir ~
-erters from the Royal troops. The latter were
snOf.
lhe remainder Of the Garbaldians were me, eys
bat aiun OF the i5sh Regiment, winch took 80 moN
OF th m prisoners
Tra-elii then sent flag Of true, giving his wssd
OF honor thai the column shoudlAy down their wD
aud disperse within AZ nouns.
THE ROMAN QUESTION. I
TIE IEdtpenGaaoe REMARKS that the fate OF To
I'aiinn Ministry is bound up with the success d
soLe p.au OF otuer or letting possession OF Roma
IL ~ by arning li0,s. IL with the pro.pect uf this
situation that NJ. Ratazz las beeb able to put Gan.
haidi out OF the pae If tie isw, 10 proclaim ,hs
r at- OF siege aud TO cupse the aries, VI depuliN
whom TIER position might protect IL 10 justify biz
cObduct at tie next meeting u the Italian Pafls-
inent, fixed for the l5ih OF 2oih OF September Inc
chief OF the Cabinet Of Turin Gao offer the naioa
only vain words or vague hopes-it be canno. az.
hbit perfected that lahan unity for which Carr
bai wished TO launch bis country into au enterprise
a once sublime and desperate, his part 'as pohi'
81 ~ Ii played ont. he viii have s1own tbl; he
WAS not oil stature 10 bear the weighiy heritage u
Csyuur, or even tnat Of kica-oh, and Italy laoa
lament moro than the defeat, after ihe death
h1t irst statesman, Of her greatest patriot.
THE COUNCIL OF MINISTER'S.
On September . Ii Council OF Ministers Wa
held, ana several OF The most oisliugsissed
u1lic men, such recchio. the President
the Lower Chamber, sclopis, ,be VieePrr.iics
OF tie Senate toe Marquis Alien, she Cnevaha
Massimo d'Azeglio Desambr NJ, FARM, MiagIen,
aud others were invited TO attend. The King pre-
eided. Many of the members Of this Council were
inclined 10 propose conditional amnes'v-
namely, Garbaldl, a:d as many would ieel cit
po,ed 10 leave I'4ly and embark for some rcmte
hand of exile, should be allowed 20 10, and shouk
be projected against by Hefault liH eostamaaa
inter- teir remov rs TO perpetuate their ab,ens
by sentence plRnus them in the very condition .
Nnich Mazzu i- now.
Tie King himself, il il eaid supported such ~
olution, but contrary opinion 10 have pre-
valid with the majority of the persons present., %
that the trial Of Galbalci and the Ggribo leiau.
now expected 10 come on-a hougn II is doatia
whether orciuaIy civil tribunal or Coancil 81
War, or the Seuate sre 10 be The jnd;es. Owing9
the di.seuSions that have long bren disturbing shs
Kings Cabinet with res ect 10 the pocy 10 De io'
lowed in this sorrowu Gari aldi dihculiy, ooti 10
fore and at-r lis TALL at AsprOmoute, II If eNpectes
that some OF the Ministers may resign; among oIhe't
the good, but meek aud humane Coni'rl. IL Wa
stated, on the other hand, thai La Mnmora was 70
oe rrcallc from Naples aud placed at tho head
TIE MmStry, as President OF the Council.
TIE BATTLE AT AsPROMoNrE.
The different versions OF tue battle Of Aspromso*
(says the depcndaacr Bogel are still very ccnn'v'
iug. Acco dug to some, it was very warmly con-
tested, bayone,s being used Ia the attack and "
quired III the dash aud solidliy of picked men Is
the bersaglieri 10 overcome tho sJnIied resssn'e"
tie VOLUNTEERS ard th,ir chief or thai yersloa W.
DO nos believe one word The small nnwoe' "
killed. the disproportIcn between the uanoel !"
0O0-aud the force OF their ad''r'Anes
800 menthe text it.eli of the exclamation a'sms
no by Garibddl ut I,,ania-all lead ~, on so1 -
nary 10 iorm the conviction that no serloas 'es.
aucs was 0terci. Ganbal,ll Wac evident, re'u'"
TO engage in cNii war. His desgn WAS 10 'h'"
e amy and the whole nation IN general uo'
IN nj toward Rome; failing IN that no III W. ~
tempt 10 struggle. His defeat canuci olpe'Ss
accounted for, when brigands like Croeco nhd o'."
IRE able TO hold in check for mouths the aru'ee wv
IN their pursuit.