that is universal and wherever man exists in savage or in civilized life he renders an instinctive homage to such an of justice and love of freedom as has manifested in persecution in prison in bonds and under � of death i believe that if at this moment his youth country and high position could be restored to him with his experience of sixteen years of chains and most dreary imprisonment he would again sacrifice all and all over again in the same cause � such is the material of bis noble character here we are m the of bis family ood friends one of them a man of letters b called immediately after breakfast and attended us first to the where persons the gentry of who are its meet every evening and unless there is a ball or they are otherwise particularly well to an adjoining theatre truly their life is not our life we next went to st anne s hospital once a and now to the really christian purpose of the sick and insane the insane are under the care of a man of science and what b more to the purpose a genuine we have been told to day many of him from which we infer that his organ of benevolence like our honoured friend s has a particular development for the of mad people the minister to the mind in our land takes his to church the italian professor them to the theatre � the universal in italy k says the con and of old and young rich and poor the different modes of proceeding are characteristic both prove that excitement property administered is and not to the insane patient we were shown the cell of the hospital in which was imprisoned our old had a loyal he the enlightened and for mi w � � cf in the in � � d l g g i for the house of and would have ua believe that dismal as the place appeared to us it was quite a pleasant residence in s time with one upon a street and another upon a garden there was as much common sense as in shutting himself up in this to write us lament of he was sure to find the actual of suffering innocence and ge a heated furnace for his imagination the old man told us some particulars of lord s and showed us his name written by himself in deep cut under lord s name he said was of his samuel we all smiled at once to mr as we had recently seen him with bis own poetic reputation surrounded by the respect that waits on age heightened into homage by bis personal character and k and tried to the old man s ignorance � but in vain s is the only english name that has risen or ever will rise above his horizon and the must remain a dim reflected light b escorted us to hb house where we were kindly received by the and admitted to the of her son who has just received a prize at for miniature painting they showed us some pictures of his execution upon which i said you are a fortunate mother to have a son of such genius ah she replied but he is so good � so good this does indeed make the f � v mother in this country of art my dear c b the painter s is a sort of museum young r a occupied several apartments pretty casts and the walls were covered with sketches studies of and paintings b the father gave us various works of his own a work on and from he is an enlightened man and a rate of priests and kings as all are who have the hard fortune to take our in train he accompanied us to the green square where there has been recently placed a colossal statue of on a beautifully white marble pillar with this comprehensive inscription a la in farm is there not the made a furious opposition to the of the statue being no lovers of or of any homage to eminence they wished to put the statue of his on the and wrote to rome for a decree to that effect but before the answer came the wits of had them by dint of working night and day the statue had been placed on its lofty and buried under it is a history of the and as b � i s of the which when time shall b if men write in i is to get or fat divided u we ue thirteen ia no fat if mo i are to be the they write merely to or their public scott ie of the few who had the w that � wa a distinct motive for have knocked down the column will serve to posterity as to the history and true character of the in the mean time the poet stands as he did in life high above his fellows a natural we visited a house which built and where be lived and died the room in which he wrote has a fine bust of bim on one and on the other the following inscription in e da la rt da co e perch se next to the of greatness is the sentiment that it and this you find everywhere in italy the door of s prison and that to s room have been well b conducted us to the an old ment from the priests after as he said a a and converted to the good purpose of burying the dead instead of the living the long perspective of the is beautiful many of the are converted into family and decorated with monuments and one lai e apartment is appropriated to the illustrious men of wrote in this room and built inhabited bj bim waa bought and restored bj witb 