New-York tribune., 1866-06-18

THE ITALIAN ARMY

the formation of squadron Of guides two battaons OF
rifemen and twenty baalions of volunteers 1t is
announced that the number of volunteers who have pre-
sented themselves for enrolment amount $4,000 Two
hundred and fifty Italian volunteers arrived from Egypt
and presented themselves for enrolment at the dcpos of
Como and vareso Typhus said have broken out in
the Italian army the frontiers and troops are being for
wared every day the aFDy Of the Po and Peschera
The headquarters of the army is swarming with soldiers
train containing 600 bullets for the Corps Of Ciadin
has forwarded and orders have been gwen for an I'M
mediate supply of 100000 pairs of boots
The Italian Government was said 10 be engaging in
London steamers TO carry troops
HUNGARIASs IS THB ITALIAN ARMY.
The old Hungarian Legion is revivng Its headquar-
ters are at Chie in the Abruzz 1t mustes between
1000 and 100 men, distributed in two small battaors
each of about $50 bayone 200 hussars and upward o
100 artilleymcn 1t has u ried guns sx Of them Whit
worhs which Gabad at the end Of heisst war presented
to Cen Tur No doubt entertained that recruits will
pour in when the commences and deserton from the
Hungarian regiments in the Austrian service is greatly
reckoned upon. In the short campaign Of 1852 about
1000 Hungarans Joined the allies partly desercrs and
partly prisoners who suffered themselves TO be taken
gladly accepted the service. OF the 25 Austrian
soldiers lately mentioned having over in body
10 the Italians 20 were HungaraDs and Bohemians. IL
is intended to form Hungarian brigade, and aferward
DIVISION 10 be commanded by Turr. There are already
enough officers for the whole division only waiting for
summons Mortz Perczel, of the prominent figures
in the Hungarian war of 1889, is at Turin His two
sons have entered the Hungarian Legion.
TUE TAX on ITALIAN BONDS.
Pari, C respondence Of The London Times.
have already alluded to the impression produced IN
France by the Florence Chamber Of Deputies voting for
the impost of per the holders of Italian bonds
that has had marvellous effect ON public enthusiasm
and the cause Of oppressed naonalies and of Italian
/ mi not
dends. In Of those agreeable tealeoRs which the
JourHal des DJafs gives fortnghty under the heading
Causerlcs," and with the signature "Horace de La
guede this suddeH change Of sentiment is thus alluded
to:
mixture Of Don Qui1ote and Sancho Panza The knight
rises ordinarily with lance in rest ready for every
Show him the first windmill your eye catches and
forthwith he burns 10 engage IT, Breathe but the of
Dulcnea and nothing shn! arrest him. There is but
lnfalbe mode Of bringing him 10 and "a the most
prosaic posyeness. DO strike him the face, he
will resent it, do not wound him IN the heart he will
never forgive you. He has like all heroes vulnerable
part about him. touch him there and you will wit
singular phenomenon In one word just make as
if you were slipping your hand into his pocket and all at
the vsorous knight of La Mancha will vanish and
you will have before You the most rational and clear
sighted Sancho In truth the sympathes for Italy began
yisbly TO melt away at the thought OF pos
sibe deficit People who had bought with en-
thusiasm Italian stock at 10 in order to prove their
devotedpess to the Italian eauseand also in the hope Of
rise in these fuDdsxeTc the first 10 se shouts OF ndig
nation. Only day or two before they said, with emo
ton, France has given her blood and he treasures TO
Italy and she cannot abandon her. Now il Is quite differ
ent What matters to us that Italy is in want Of moLSyf
France has given her blood and her treasures and that
dnit, cnough She must not ask for anything more.
IaIy tan she win her own people but she must
respect her foreign credorsp Inc aet u.s. this project Of
taxing the foreign creditors has detached fro th cause Of
Italy than half of her friends in France Many of
them would have preferred hundred times sending
French army across the Alps. Alas our blood and
treasures have never been synonymous with my blood
and my treasures.
THE gx-KTSG oP NAPLES.
The ex-Kng of Naples is represented as making fire.
quent excursions to hyo to have interviews with Bour
bonist chiefs who down from the mountains About
week ago, the writer positively afhrms, he went to Ter
racina and there at place called the Frasso, the
beach, he had an interview with three strangers, who
landed in sight of the Pontifca Guards from small
craft which had come from the neighbong Neapoltan
shore General Bosco is expected in Rome il is supposed
TO assume the direction Of the Bourbonist banda.
BOURBOSIsT BANDs-ARRHsTs OF PRIESTS.
Florence Correspondence Of The London Times
There danger not only before the Quadrlatera but in
tary and the Liberal element In Sicily civic corps to
be formed and perhaps already formed for patrolng
the suburbs Of the great cities Still greater precautions
will be needed the continent to meet and put down the
attempts Of brgands and rcaconists The reports from
Terra d Lavoro the Bascata and tho Caabras are such
as TO awaken great anxiety We hear OF two members OF
the National Guard having been burnt alive by the band
Of Fuoco Of five persons assassnaed and muated near
Francavils, and OF number Of women having been vo-
lated near the same place What occurred during the
revolutionary period Of the last century may be ex-
peced to occur again among people little raised above
savagedom and bounded by the priests In Terra di
Lavora there said to be bands-hat is of any i'm
porance flor there other smaller parties who do bus
their own account, and though often hear OF
their defeat and dispersion II is really nothing than
voluntary separation, Their tactics according 10 nior
nation from the district, these They separate or
unite according TO the work contemplated. fire on the
top OF mountain is the signal Of union the note Of the
cuckoo, easily initiated is the signal of approach they
march by night, lying by during the day. and in times
when is on the mountains which ii 10 far INTO the
Spring they battle pursuit by ackng heetaps TO either
extremity OF the boot shoe. Great alarm was
created the other night by information brought |
into IsOetta the frontier station on route TO Rome
that a band OF 500 men assembled in Strange
oga in the Pspal States with the intention of passing
the frontier Every road but one 10 Isoetta imnned
aey closed and all the dsposable force of the military and
of the National Guards assembled 10 resist attack
We now no longer 10 speak OF mere brigands for
with them mingled the reaconlsts who, ever are
perseverngy at work the continued and frequent arrests
which are made abundantly prove Monsgnor Ora and
Naso have left Naples by superior orders and the Bishop
ofTermoli has been brought up here under arrest Mon
sgnore the vicar of Caserta and several priests have also
been brought up by Carbneers and now probably
Rome are also the Passionist" Of that |
town, charged with attempts 10 seduco the |
soldiers from their duty Eight priests and monks |
Of Beneyentum, accused Of attempts at roaconay move
ments have been less indulgenty treated they
in Caste Caprano the Vicaria) also is q celebrated
bngand OF Beneyentum found in the streets OF Naples and
The Editor Of the CoacItaore Numerous arrests, too,
have been made in Sessa, Aversa, and Palma where
have they not BEEN and where they not necessary
Meanwhile tho dep0ts Of the volunteers crowded Bari
and baIeIa are oyegaowDg; but let some Of them remain