New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-09-24

Excellency military account OF ING even'e VI s"o
29th Of August, | shall now state certain circum-
stances and detailed particulars which may have
some political bearing.
Above ALL cannot pass over in fience the iact
that the rebels had no sooner given The siRpai 10
cease firing than sent the chief OF my san 10 hun-
mon Ganbaldi in the name OF tho hlug 10 eurreh-
DER But the General, being irrtated, replied thst
he would never surrender, and seized his revolver,
but being withheld by his own followers around
him, he ordered my officer to be disarmed and sept
prisoner. The came thing waS done WIN Si' Oio-
tti major Of the 9th battalion oil Bersagiiefl, VINO
went to the wo0nded general by the invitation Oh
the Garibaldans themselves, TO confer with nm.
Through the Intervention OF followers of GaIlDaid
aud especially of Mes,rs. Nuo and Corte, their
arm. were given up 10 them, aud they were get AZ
liberty before myself went to parley with Tie o'eh
eral.
Invited BY the latter to confer with him, went
accordingly As soon as l arrived, Messrs. Corte,
Nullo, and Guastaa asked me III the name OF Carr
baldi TO propose condit ons. replied that had no
other instructions than 20 attack aud fight WIN
Garbaldi, and to take bin prisoner, and that hsd
no conditions TO offer.
The PRAYER OF Messrs. Nulo and Corte, that
silence might be observed with respect to the pre-
sent recouuter in order TO conceal from Europe he
scandal Of civil struggle, replied that u was I'M
possible because there too many witnesses OF
the fact, and tine wounded we've too evident PROOF
OF u.
L tntn Neut 10 iIs NOuufitN A'ulAu4iAif WIZ htdh
tested no recruitment against any one. Gu the con-
trary he always avoided touching upon any sublec,
OF political nature, and did Lot express toward the
q vcrnment either hatred or opposition. He adhered
tacily 10 the conditions ! proposed, and demanded
permission to embark in an English ship ard lea'e
the country. / replied that / would ask aud wait
for Instructions on tho subject. Having askei me
what would he done with the prisoners, replied
TIA, / was not the repository OF the ins,ruc-
tons Of the Government; but that, IN my
own opinion the Government, after causing the pu-
soners 10 bee sent Mossna, would perhaps set them
ut liberty within tweniy-iour hours, IL order not 10
be- burdened by them.
They auocd 10 surrender unconditonllly. The
general vas conveyed, surrounded with is sal and q
nulnter Of is adncrente under tie escort u the -
battalion OF Bersagheri, TO cascina called Mache-
sila where be- tssed the night. Mex day he was
conducted to Sofia, whittier bad preceded h'm and
where communicated 10 him the order Of the Cow
erumert 10 put hlm on board The Duca di Geneva.
lie han reproacLed ne then with not having kept
nv promise 10 allow Tim 10 embark IN an En,iish
ship, asd reminded me tina, had sad bis adheIcnia
would he tct al 'erly IN 81 hours
] then said with some heat that ! lad never
promised anything IN the name OF the Government;
/ that with regard e. tie e:uhatkaOn | Lad SAID
would refer The matter 10 tho Ministry, whose aO-
sWsr ! had at that moment communicated 10 the
Grueral; that 70 what related 10 the future dls-
uosal Oh the prisoners had only expressed my own
personal opinion. which did rot bind the Govern
m.nt which bad given me no Instructions upon tue
subject III, ,hen suggested that, al proper time,
should TESTIFY that bad expressed that hope. TITS
did not rehse, becauss the natter Ia question was
Il private opinion 81 my own.
/ For the rot, as have aid above, Gen. Gariosldi
always kcli silence, and broke 1t only o address
these words 10 the people Of SIlla who happened 10
be- In his wAv, " DO Won no longer recognize your
/ GeuerIl' No cry answered this appeal.
/ Gen Garbsdi insisted with me that | should par
ia Ia lie. ri
tie d,scrterr from the army. promised him TO do
~, but ad,bd that had no hopes of succes-, be-
cause ! kuev tie severe instructions given with
regard 10 th,m.
/ Me-srs. Mcotors. Missori, and Micelli, quilted
Garih.ldi "a tie 2Sth perhaps TO prepare a move
ment ~ The province. | heard yesterday that Nco-
tern aud Mite were at Bsgnara. | ordered them
to lee HfTcstei, but they have not yet been found.
have caused the taken TO be Departed IL the
bands o. the local artillery TO await your orders.
PALIANIClNi. Major Gen.
iiis Eroeil.Gcy ESKiCo CiALDisi, OsnsTA OF Division
M-.sna