The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1862-08-28
Italy.

In the absence any from Sicily as to Garibaldis
movements, II reported that the telegraph wires
were cut between Sicily and Naples.
The London Times Paris correspondent wries-ln spite
Of Victor Enmanueps proclamation against Garba!d and
Garibads disregard of it, not few here are convinced
that at the bottom there complete accord between them
Confirmation has been received by the authenticity Of
Ratazzs circular announcing that Italy would cause the
laws to be respected, while a. the same time II warned
the French government OF the peril consequent on the
continuance OF the occupation Of Rome by the French
troops.
Baron Rcaso Is reported to have written to the king
and various public men, suggesting the propTeiy Of join
ing Garibaldi in lis march into Rome even admitting
that their advance should be opposed by the French
troops The letter had been extensively circulated at
Turin whance IL had found its way Paris and Prince
Napoleon AID written Garibald urging moderation.
Garbald is said TO have told his followers that if they
prevented from embarkng for the Caabrian coast he
will go alone to Naples and there appeal TO the people
81 anish frate had been sent TO Civita Veccha to be
placed at the Popss disposal.
The Italians in Paris report that 1t Is the fixed idea of
Garibald TO provoke, in person, collision with the
French at Rome and shot down by these foreign
troops 70 leave legacy Of formidable fury TO the Italian
nation, so as 10 battle Napo!eonic designs.
The new French Journal La France says France Will
insist upon three thingsfrst, the independence Of
Italy second tie maintenance OF the papacy and, third
the influence Of France 1t s however. remarked that
the two latter propositions absolutely incompatible
The ofncaI Turin ca.ss Of the 18th denies report
current here that demonstration had boon made by the
Italian squadron Of Palermo by means Of pacards bear
had taken means 10 prevent great demonstration which
being prepared in Messina Garbadi was at Castro
Giovanni, where volunteers were
the number Of whom is varousy stated to be between
5000 and 0O0 The Procurator CT the King at Palermo
has been dismissed for having quilted his post.
A later despatch from Turin states that Garbadi had
quilted Castro Giovanni and had arrived at Piazza
with the volunteers 10 IL asserted that their number
does exceed 5000 General Ricott had reached
Caitauese+a With the royal troops and continues 10 ad
vance.
There truth in the statement that portion Of the
Garbsldans had attempted to the straits Of Mes
sina but had been prevented by cruisers.
demonstration took place in the streets OF Milan on
the 18th. The people shouted " Garibaidi and Victor
Enanuerforever ~ few cries Of Down with Ratazz
were heard The troops were called out, and the crowds
Immediately dispersed.
In Consequence Of the agitation n Italy, is stated
that the Austrians Strengthening all the military
posts the frontiers OF their Italian territory garrsons
being changed and troops concentrated particularly
on the line VI the Po The forts round Rovezo are being
proceeded with rapidly and al the houses within range
Of the guns have been pulled down.