New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-06-28


province against the Austrian Iule The ldsa has however.
often shown the danger q sending armies distant
petitions where their supports and supplies must be derived
believed campaign against this portion u he Austrian I'm
pre cold be seriously Hlended yet the movement OF coa-
10 prove that the Austrian Emperor and his advisers began
regard the danger of attack IN Croatia "a serious an "a
miheni.
MOVEMENTS or GARTBALDI
Ganbaldi accompanied BY Gen. Fabrizi, Dr. Albalcsr,
and Others after inspecting the regiments Of volunteers
assembled at Como, will proceed to pacenza where be
will meet the King Of Italy. lie win next proceed a.
Bar and Baetti TO review the volunteer troops in these
towns 1t is stated that he has addressed letter 10 the
King begging him to give the command Of division 81
volunteers to Gen Paayicin who commanded the troops
at Apromonte where Garbaldi wounded in the foot
The municipality Of Florence have determined to give
ovation to the King his leaving Florence TO take COM
mand Of The army. They win meet him az the railway
station and present address in the name Of the city.
Al the towns on the rou;e bewecnFoFencc and Paccrza
will follow the example ofthe capital.
TIE LANDING OF GARIBALDI At GENOA.
correspondent OF TIE PM Man Ga-etae writing fpn
Genoa on the llth inst says:
When Yesterday morning became generally understood
that Genoa have the honor OF beng the hrt cry '"
welcome Garbadi crowd collected on the qusys and ess
where the vicinity Of the harbor and tie greatest excite
evening special supplement the MrifE0 published
stating positively that Garbadl wold em5afk that nehs and
There need to make sueh an appeal twice. II"
crowd sweed TO large proportions ne ueirIs msIe ae
peey blocked. still. nour after honr passed ana no
steamer was sighted the mob gradually became Ioee
persons present.. The National Guard mustered In con
siderable force and its band kept playing Garbads h5
(wreehcdiy Of tune) half dozen times over The en-
OF the steamer into the harbor was me sgnS %
another performance tue hymn also for the Departure
fTOvf %
These returned shortly aorward anna renen"'
cheering; but where Garbadil without deignlng 9"
give reply this question: these he fnAetona'H
passed rapidly looking grave as II the fate not Of s
ibadi but Of the whole country depended on ten
maintaining awful solemnity Of demeanor From tbis
strange gathered that tho general bad NOT az
rived all events that il arrived be dd not intend g"
land un.i daylight, and accordingly took tier departure.
The National Guard too began 10 drop Of Those however
trouble lock about them obse wing hdi Ar
men held the torches remained still &C the waters eoge
and eazed fXedy into the darkness beyond suspected ne
Gsribald hates these oVatons) ana renamed nor
patience quickly rewarded for within hive minutes
another boat rowed swiftly into me glare ana sn"s, ney
people had tine TO cheer Gariba1i was on shofe Iu"
aey tremendous rush which nearly had me enc. "
precpatiag the General aud all around him into ne water
bat by din OF hard hghng on zoe pari OF te rev n 2
Guards who left be passed safely into the
Here number Of gentlemen formed round GaTibdd Nakng
their about one anothcs bodies 80 as to make sos
circle and in this manner slowly ana yith great dinceH
greeted their gallant visitor with frantic shouts and ega1
frantic attempt; TO get near nm a:,.th he
grotesQue. IN front walked with faIing torches
and others carrying nondescript flags oehiId these
next the body sgard close to which mlched feloN
with oande who kept dropping hot Nsn
the neck Of this devoted band IN way that WI
cause hin 20 remember windy enough for TIE sst
of his hie Around seehed dense Of the excited pope
ook az their beloved hero Ia the midst Of all this oPrSr
marched Gsribsld calmly he bad been taking on
afternoon promenade In the silence Of Caprera bis lne race
flushed relaxing and then into charming sIe ~
some intruder more vigorous than the res. pe.,s."
snd fir es could discern. his laneness has ca.
tirely disappeared; indeed. his whole frame seei-s
IA mi Trash md
his unfortunate wound SO well does he appear that br. TO-
h ssd mar one nS lie sas uSa @S I a.on Of e
shirt ard hanging psetot he also wore low crowned black
and bowed io balcony to he people below their entss
asm Knew bounds; they shouted "Eyya Garhadi a.
be- ,ooS bis departure for Milan by the 5ococs tram Thene
VIII proceed to inspect he volunteers stationed al C"a"
HoSTILITIEs TO BEGIN on THE nth JUNE.
Correspondence Of Tie London Daily New,
The news this morning is that the first act OF hos
tes will take place Thursday the lith OF this month
Ciadip told will that day the Pc with 5000
ton communicating this fact TO your readers with light
ming speed ny telegram having reference s TO the S; o.
gentlemen Of the War Department and should have been
very p9s told Sss 3 TaS ss%0; az
Europe. And the gentlemen Of the War Department
Gliding All care has been taken 70 prevent i4eor-
rgbe gOssps OF the from habbing Of matters which
statesmen and strategss might wish keep secret The
Procurator Reeo has had all the editors of papers before him
and by virtue OF the extraordinary powers given tn Gov
eminent by the Chamber few weeks ago. intmGted %
them that no nmaton Of anything with the
must appear in their papers before has appeared IN re
THE ITALIAN ARMY-ITs LEADERS AND MgS.
From The London Times June l6 -
While in Germany the Diet has arrayed the North
against the South bv accepting Ausrias proposal for the
mobilization of the Federal forces Italy is also preparing or
action The long contemplated notifications the Cabinet
adopted Gen. La Marmora de ao TO have
part the cv Government and Accompanies the King 10
headquarters Minister without office La Marmors W" asse
0f tho
Council OF Ministers and conduct the business 81 "
n0Rs s fo no other
importance win be found necessry In the Tremendous
g have mo- little cause to be thankful that her Premier
should be such Ricaso, Indeed with very few or
tunate In her public men, Caroar and Massimo dAzegio
have indeed passed away bat in uprghness in devotion IN
baron sS Ra 5und ay
Indeed for the las: two or three years the accession f nes
contrsdiced partly because there was no RON IN the
La Msrmors partly because the King was snIOus NOT en-:
py all the at bis disposal and kept him who called
tnned absence Of casO from his Sovereign. Council
also supposed to arise from anpahies harbored against n
pas But in days gathering all such tmid con
atoms set aside and the present. combination gives
from it's own true instincts It's policy subser
the views its nesheOr ReasO was the hst to ':
conquer be knew OF she could would give
the U for s s u The
Project in Naples. Home Minister Foreign Minister &c. wn
at himself bis sphere the head OF the
1919 he has with intervals been assduonsy
the nominal Caander-ia chef but unlike Of e Mea
archs eneampsd against hin pIetor EnanId 10 reaIA
and no fncubrancs HE military ddriss In times OF peace
the King sportsman in day Of battle Zouave But
II the general plan Of campaign likely to be laid BY La MAI
mora in the Kings tent rs rscHion IN tAe d oM "eIa
Caldai la Moya Be the to create on army
Ciaidni the handle He has great %ea rapid
plans sure execution. Napoleon H. when he sent him "
drive Lamoricere from Umbra and the Marches bads him
"app tapge fort and nothing could be more rapid
or decisive than and end Of that short but bril-
liant camnaign Ciadn who was not long ago seriously and