The New York herald., 1862-09-12

u WuD sunday, they were a. nOzD0, moment
sembod around him With cheers hearty Welcomes
MAJ S GUARD GUAR sss % nass shsr vay sS sao s
church and after short prayers took his way point
which dominates IA the country around We overlook
his telescope, We stood just Opposite to Adcrno,
and saw the high road 10 cstania deep in
sea You are % making @ your ~ plan, said aordnl,
when the General bad Put his telescope sgan
IN ms pocket Serload los. n thought sa'd oa' one
tor of his hand downwards. while his eye lighted Up
and bis features resumed that serenity wnh hsb tuay
pnoe down like eagle ard destroy the plans OF
the royal generals Returning % the town the usual hustle
headquartsrs recommsrc eddeputatons TO Cabadi,
persons introduced, the Mayor f the borough his
hat h head sign OF his authority, excusing him
guests officers Of the stan seeking the quarters to
which they had been besed; Colonel Cortc tn chief Of
the sta commanding and bringing order out Of the
rson Crinni the Gelc private secretary writing
orders trc young Marquis Maurgi copying them; Cap
department. and running TO- bakers and butchers;
the Baron Varcsani, Sicilan not'cman, with
a medieval cast OF features, enhanced by splen-
did flowing gray beard, stretching his bulky body
Oh couch Baron Nicotera Member Of Parliament, bet
tor known as the courageous companion OF Psacane,
and State prisoner in the dungeon Of Fagnana going
about 10 seek Information from the inhabtants whilst
our hosts were one ing us coffee, wine aud bread BY
and by arrived Coonels Nulio. Hruzzes and Missori
Caribalds nscparabo friends: Old Mgnona Of Naples
GuerzoniNnd oibers They looked anxious.
was 9 iden. ena, oy the march upon centorb the
Adena. where they had concentrated their
ont manGuvrcd sill il was impossible no. 70 encounter
them elsewhere since the defles into the owlands
all guarded and from the rear and both TANKS columns
wore approaching 70 hem In Che General Besides,
nsghbrhosd stopped for fortnight, oydcr that
the population OF the borough should be unable even with
the best WILL 70 furnish the bread for Garibadis army
Garioadi alone cheerful; at table he sustained
the conversation in must pleasant way, and seemed
cd hinso with Colonel Corte and about ave tho order
was given for all the army TO be In marching order
seven IN the evening Even Corrao, tie hcad Of whose
to follow at once. though he had made forced march
under burning sun from Leon Forte to Ccntorbi We
ordered c0achman, who had arrived noon be
ready and went once more 10 the General 70 ako leave.
He sat at tho window in his small cabinet the telescope
on the eye directed on the tents Of tho royal camp at
Aderno We seized the opportunity OF speaking about
the fatal consequences OF conflict He said, 81 hope
to Catania. ho said could be OF use. II am
to march upon Palermo in the rear Of the royal camp
me or ~ w os
require provisions. There splendid position In the
roar Of the borough, on the height shall occupy It,
must gy to seek tho bigger borough, where fnd
somewhat to cat for eat they must varesani do
you know good pstriot at Paiermor "Yss" answered
Guard, Don Cancio Trp:, was hunted by the Bourbon
sbirri full twenty years he Is true man" "well,"
said the General " inorm him about my approach,
and await my arrival shall the royal generals
ii they think to beat me by fatigue the way to the left
remains still open do not take leave shall you
soon.'
We hastcned down the mountain TO Averno, whore we
found the camp prepared for night attack At crossing
the river carriage searched captain revolver in
hand and three officers accompanied through the first
pickets We asked whether IL that Carl
badi himself. and not hennott oGy, was at centarbi;
bat the mcdL OF the members OF Parliament saved my
companions from being moestcd and indscreetly qnes
toned AS TO me, taken for one OF them. About
O'Clock in the morning arrived at Palermo but TO
our surprise we found the borough garrsoned by hall
battalion the Fifty third and another half battalion Of
the Bersaglier expected the way about
dawn. The gerris0n Of Catana evidently withdrawn
IN order to reinforce the camp We grew anxious about
M Il,u(a
government could not have l,f man OF Garbadi's par
~ ir command Of the National Guard. Stif orders
being positive, sought him 1t his house. He
srrpri ed by the communication at hehGd
tccomr sorsvnnen nsa Al dawn we locked around
ains resolved not TO wait any longer but 10 proceed
to Catana, the commission had just performed being
perhaps one Of Garibas well known devices for mask
At Catania the town had taken quite different att
tude from that IN which had left IT, friends were
cheerful; great demonstration was preparing. The
people In tbs streets said TO another that Garibad
was sure 70 COM: that the Governor had his carriage
peared in the streets all Of them wearing card their
hats, with the printed words " Viva vtioro Emanuele"
. Viva CaribAdi - Abass0 Rattazzi," Roma o
Morte Scarcely they assembled the Ke place
when suddenly carriage drove through the 70
baldi's well known Aed chaplain, assembled the steps
He had been smuggled into town that very day
taking for his text the inscription on the printed cards
which spoke out the feelings of the meeting To our
We wess oo Se n With
rerse; the National Guard NOT called under
arms, As 1t had been a few days back upon similar
but lees numerous dcm0nstration. There being no op-
positions the crowd quietly dispersed after ths political
sermon remained in the streets which bore fss-
traveller had arrived from Palermo vho had seen the
General in the borough The agitation increased people
sought with word from the General no was on the
way 70 Catsnia having ct the royal troops Gar behind
him. N m
Al the same moment an oalcial letter arrived from
Aess'na whereto had been conveyed by express 60
vsrpment steamer despatched By Governor cuga, in
which friencs the chiefs OF the liberal party the
Duke verdara, Baron Turrs and the members Of Para
ment Ia Logsa and Ugduena informed my friends they
bald, that government could not, under any crcum-
Stances allow him TO enter Cataniz Msssna and that
soon a. il bee .me known that Garibaidi was coming,
Ctania got rantic the bells were ringing merry peal
everybody sought buy ono ali the caps taken by
people who were going meet the great hero, for his
Ss T Il. one q
been sent to obstruct his way, and he about
twenty Italian miles beyond them AZ midnight We &C
At the height Gisierbanco We saw hundred torch.
bearess, shouns and dsaqpg knew the General vas
hands with deep emotion. told him, "7Ae fr rep oas
Cdfo,sd, tks ssord is Rom. ths At,d Ssu be vssio.n
breadth escape from civil but every thing h now
vcn-uo encountcr possible sntsr Cafania but n
our carriage ana told rs an he de details ''sS 3,
the memorable day after departure. Since IL was
ascerained that tho paths Garbad had chosen NOT
practicable for carriages, the ammunition had to be
packed mules aud TINS the departure Of the army
was delayed tnl eleven in the night Arrived towards
dawn In the ravne al the foot ot the mountain the stream
which they had to pass reached the chest and the voun
eers, therefore, undressed and, carrying their dress
aud muskct above th, head ordsd complete state
Of nature The ammunition however became wetted on
the mules, and was scarcely serviceabe.
At ten O'Clock hey were uudcr Patrino, whore the
watchpcst gave chase Garibald sent Of the Iom-
bard friends, who had with us had as yet no
red shirt On, to the Major commanding the troops
qucsng an interview. The Major came, and said
he bad positive orders not 70 allow the General
10 enter the borough lie surprised TO see
him, but he would under any circumstances exc.
cne his orders The General replied he did not
wish 10 force his entry into the borough he required
provisions his troops being weary and hungry after the
long march, they world remain outsid, the town The
Major he was greatly outnumbered ven by Garibal.
dis vanguard, since he had but thres hundred men