The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-11-19

natural cefences OF the town, opposed no oossaA-
sls.ancs TO the advance Of The Garioaai" w "o 49,
but after brief skirmisans, ia which they haa
the wors, OF IT, retired the gates ana smut mem
~ NV 81, !, bo,e TO DO worried out at Cart
| baldi's leisure.
Tia Gsyibald.ans over riae hundred strong, undsr
command OF Menot and R,,;oti Gar ealdi marched up
the hill dung the Eight asa desplofs rrng wss mnH
tanned on Dogh sides until roltra. GArbaldi himself
surIpeudsd tAs efsralous e a, .inen. The serious
attack began 81 hail past csss A'H'c.s A. and
directed ssslns. tie gaze .c o. The .owa Inside the
gass and opens upon q little. square, or plaza,
- sfI5a glands small marble column surmounfsd 81
mn iron crs in Ibis square the Papa troops posted
taer field pieces t1rmsniing tho gateway eud sharp-
shooters were In all The houses along the ts
The 70 s 10 Ss S Sss q s once ;o, C.
| co.. erln- them rs much possible From half-past
eiga. o'eock in The morning uu.iI hat past nine a.
night the fght was continued, tie Gnrbadians suffer-
| ing heavily, tho Papsl troops very little.
ras gateway was the only point Of attack and de.
fence. Tho Garbaldians gathered brushwood. rushed
up, flung the wood against tho gates shot
down they retired u four hundred engaged In
town acted as sharpshootsrs and ali toe Carl
bsldians agree that they fred WELL Al last the
darkness set In, became evident that the gates must
burn. When tho gates finally gave way charge was
ordered ,s, and with LOUD shouts the Gar.o,,d,
the town They wero received with a tremen.
| doas vol.ey from the and muskets OF
| poured square, seized the nsdpoces before
another vcey could De fred, bayonetted some OF the
almost in ON instant the Papa troops surrendered.
Many Of them, however and some Of the inhabitants
escaped from the OF the In the darkness and
confusion. and dcd across the country to Rome
The priests really appear to have had much more
distinguished himself during the lighting. and when
gates burned he ossurnod command OF the dra.
ana vehementv urged tho troops to keep the
firing and never surrender. This bravo literal
y hacked 10 pieces by the nfuriated Garbadans who
had marked him during the day. He died like hero.
| No one could tell mo bis name; but he will be canon
ICED day The other priests with groat
officially from the vengeance OF their conquercrs Many
OF the officers begged Ganbadi bay, these priests
shot. and even Riccotu joined in this request; but
Garbald scadastly refused and sent them across the
frontier Tho next day with the rest OF his prisoners over
BY this victory The Garbad gained two brass field
pieces several hundred mus&ets large stores of ammu
milton and provisions and aoout thirty horses. The
COMMANDER the Papai troops allowed TO retanhs
sword and OF the permi ted 10 keep
The loss Of tho Garibadians In this fight could not
have been less than two hundred and 1v killed and
| wounded. Hospitals established Corese and
| near the MONTE Roiondo station, aud the slightly
died. The dead buried 10 the cemetery OF the
| town. There the poor fellows lie, unknown and un-
colonel seem 10 have any namer, BY which mean that
no lists are kept OF the various companies aud the men
some and 60 fall IL or die wiihou. any record Of who
their loss when tie campaign and the loved ones
do not return home. War Is dreadful enouglI at the
| best; but this amateur var, when sou come TO
face It's realities Is most dreadful OF all Two
| sand Garibaltans were here last evening, and
each had 10 look for himself como lad plenty
OF food; s'arving found shelter in do.
serted hous and stables; others slept in tne street.
There military system reguar distribution Of
provisions. appcrtioument quarters The officers
stop at the aibcrgo; the men, where they can All Of
the troops about four hundred. sent on 10
Garibaids camp last night. Perhaps they will fare BET
| ter there.
L lna uuhf Tlo naptQ of tha hlrpf Casea
srcw the street; tho houses outside the gateway
pItied with bslIs very small Italian flag hangs oct Of
OF the windows Ia the church sprc; tho naives
have frightened look; but around the town fields u
growing grain standing un'rjured; the fences are
peasants take no interest in the affair ana are
perfectly indifferent to their 'lbcralors" They 60
with Their work II Garibaidans near, plough.
their fields tending their aocks riding their mules
as usual; and occasional armfu OF hay from Their
a. nr,css e or "rosd % ,;sn o
and get their money, too Considering that this Is
cnemys country and captured town, you will agrco
| ously -.
Down on the b,ghroad over which tho Garibaldiars
came to this place rom Cor.ss have seen Roman peas
drive large focxs Of sheep lambs past hun.
| drcds OF hungry Garibald'aus and not lamb was
touched Fifty work in nstle 0eId drag
Rng those ancient ploughs which the soil rather
,san turn up; but roast beef never entered
heroes vera tramping along tho road Horses we're
grazing in the neds and donkeys trocd slowly by but
weary and soldiers never attempted e. con.
OF these animals for a ride This NAV the
rosu OF Gafibaldis orders and ndeed IL Ia reported
that no has ORDERED eight tomorrow FOR
stealing; but appears TO mo 10 shc natural di.pos.
tion OF the Garbadiaps themselves, who CHEEKY,
good humored honest and enthusias,c set Of fellows
a. ever followed brave leader No words OF praise can
do them full justice TO day all the troops the road,
tired and wretched as they were made the air ring with
laughter at tho sight Of sheep following two Garbal.
dams nlong the path bv the roadside. The Garbadars
not leading tho sheep and seemed rathcr anxious
TO get rid OF II, but II trotsd pacIdy behind them
whercver ihev turned Some wit suggested that they
had It's lamb and that 1t conducting them
the General, and the laughter which easued was ire
mendoua
The men arc delighted to be on tho move and sing
Gayly Trey march tor the camp. The thing
that dshearens them s tho lack Of tobacco and
cigars but supply from Terni Is expected In morrow
The arms Of tho men are old government muskct OF
the very worst quality, but there plenty or them
and II one Will not 60 OF another may. the stores
arrive n boxes tho bread in psnners aud this Is tnc
lrst evidence have seen OF anything Ike order 10 the
comlnisssriaf department Tue tool came Jsr In ume;
for the completely cleaned out Yesterday mot
bit OF bread could b. bought Ut The nn Ihosgof
who money toasted uron cheese and radIshcs All,
/ Demonlcoi As TOR bods, never knew before came
10 ts.y hos much difference Is In tho compara-
| hardness Of stones and mucn virtue there IL
In iitiic hay some stones are really quite soft som,
Maas poor bankeicss Carba an could give learned
| philosophers much curious geological information IN
bis regard
| Description of Gurihnidps Quarters-Tho
Camp at Observation-Disclosures 0f the Men
| A Military Picntc-I.ifc NJ headquarters
| Thc GaribaIdi Famiiy--Thc Red Fiug-The
| Truth OF the situation.s
1 HEADQUARTERS GENERAL GAfIRALpL
CssrEL GuIMIxnc, Oct 80. 1861. !
Al the upper end OF the Park in New YORK there H.
or was old powder magazine on hill noar Mc-
Gcwsn's Pass. Imagine that magazine to Be Castci
Gubilsro. which at distance It reese nbes, aud you
form very good idea OF Garbsdrs present head
quarters and the surrounding country castd Guibisro
was, believe. small monanery. and 10 SPOUT eve
| niles from Rome Il 10 single Building. With court
yard and has enclosed balcony the second story
and from this balcony scs the HOLY City 40
plainly you see New York city from one Of .hs
bills d the Park The country round about Is quite
\ park Ike Ia It's appearance Before you The Thor
Wind. is sluuo1s Course boriered on ZACH side BY