The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1862-08-05 00:00:00

/onion anb Colontal Intelligcnct.

ITALY.—Some Italian lettere mention, u a remark-
able fact, that Garibal volunteer' have abandoned
the famous red shirt, and °twee • gray uniform, not
readily distingaishahle from that of towns of the regular
Italian regiments. This change, it is said, makea it
more difficult fill. the Government to watch the move-
nient Of the Oaribelama
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--iiii-DWffq of tiii:firiVablishes an address from the
Roman emigrants to their brethren in Roma. In this
dominate% they say :—"You will not rise against the
French, but you will rise in tams against the rbirri, who
are in the pay of priests. Let the French remain if
ouch be their desire. They are our friends, and if they
remain with us it will be to combat at our aides against
the despotism of old Enrope. France without the
Bourbons, represents, and will always represent, the
revolution. Avoid at any cost a contest with the
Freech troops If yon cannot ascend the Capitol retire
to Mount Aventine. If you deem it imprudent to attack
organise resistance. Martyrs! allow yourselves to be
shot down by French grape, but fall upon the Papal
soldierly with the rage wherewith thirteen years of dis-
grace and peniahment most have inspired you."
Garibaldi was, on she 19th, at Mrusala, the no of
that famous landing which was followed by a series of
exploits unpreeedentsd in the world's history. The
General, Mahe head of an innumerable crowd, repaired
to the cathedral, where a Te Deem was song in his
honour, the Ainbresien hymn within the church, the
Owribakflan grant Without the doom. After the bane.
diction a monk ascended the pulpit and delivered an
extempore sneech. Garibaldi, affected by his words,
threw hie arms mend the monk's neck and kilned him
before the assethitled multitude. Hence he made the
tour of the elty, on his way to the Palace, and kissed
all the priests and monks he met on Ms progress.
(Rather hot work one would think in the Sicilian dog-
-days.) On the 90th he went to the Virgin's Church,
where mass was said by that dapper monk Father
Pantalec GeribaldPs chaplain, who, when he came to
the Gospel, turned round to the auditory, and spoke,
" worda.ool" about Roma and Venice. and urged the
General and the people to bind themselves to • sacred
oath for "Rome or Death I" The pee*, lathe Church,
before the Almighty, swore they would deliver Rome or
would die. Garibaldi addressed the people.. Hg began
by some unavoidable allusions to his former visit to the
town of Myna," two limn ago. He had then only a
few followers—I,000; yet, before that mere handful of
tooe, 128.4)0 well trained, well appointed regular troops
vanished. woctll,ooo,ooo of Ttaltans were free. Now,
the Hallett* are 25,009,000, and they have only one aim
—Rome and Venue. Borne and Venice cannot be
obtained by peaceful means. The Italians must
resort to arms. Rome is Our owe. - . . :''
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Shouts from the people "Yea, Rome or death !" ' We
ask for mitictag butt whist hitter own ;HAIM is our own;
Rome or death !" 'he people replied with A
frantic, cr,'; "Yes. Rome or death r The
tleneral was then retiring, after • few
offeationalas words to the Marsala:4l, when the
cries of "Rower death" from the crowd Induced him
vimia to tam his audience pod to mntinue his harangue.
"We seethed of entreating. Let Napoleon know that
Rowe aqd,Vpnioe are per own. Let no one deceive you
by saying' that we mie gratitude to the /prang of
France." "Our gratitude is due to the French people.
Yes, the breech people are with cm; they are our
brethren, but groaning in chains, and panting for
freedom.' ' Napoleon is a tAK a robber, an weeper, a
traitor. tie made the war of 1869, not for us, but for
himself; we gave him our blood in the Crimean War,
we paid him 60 usglicies, we gorged him with Savoy and
Nice; and he wanted more; I know it. He acted for
the aggrandisement of Ms family; he Ma a petty Prince
ready-for-Reese, a petty lord for Naples, an/ so on, I
know it. He wished we to be hi* subjeeta. He is the
enemy of Italy he has kept up and keeps up leigandege
for the Ealitaseticin of the Neapolitan provinces ' • he has
mandalieed all Europe in the vain hope of breaking the
einem 4_96,000,0000t Indiana. We need hot stoop to
solicit such • man. The French people are with no.
Let Nitson fall, and Roam is our own!"
FRA.WIE.—The 1/Imitate speaks of private letters
haying been received in Paris which announce the return
of the European troops to Shanghai without having
sustained any such check as that reported recently in
Englanfi. The same paper also notices the heroism
displayed by the French troops in China. Despatchea
have been published from Vera Crete, dated the lit
inst., wit% state that the health of the French naval
force on the Mexican station was generally in a satis-
factory condition. Only-twelve men were said to be in
the hoepiLahjp stricken with yellow fever. petaik of
the battles 'art on the• 13th and 14th nit., are
also given, from which it appears that the French
soldiers fought "'MAIO vale*, csaseteging
ilat
a flag, several plea& of - ,- a d Admit ibe
bleximehtenny to loam Ories The health the
troops WO teproted to be good. • , • •
WAREAW.—The Posen Gamete contains the follow-
ing :—" The report of the dimovery• of • conspiracy at
Warememosenfirined. The comparators are young men,
who almost all belong to the working class. They are
divided intodoeuries, end sash takes as oath of tiled
obedienoe to his chief. The chairmen of the doeuries
*Me the-silt)e oath to the head conspirators. ljt cense-
lames el. thildiseovery about eight young men were
arrested on Wednesday night, The Grand Duke has
not appeared in public time the attempt made on his
life. Illierresideoll of the Ceetteil of War; Who con-
demned some officers to be shot in the fortress of the
citadelotiia mei? ago, was, it is positively stated,
assassi lmsel on the ground by some person who
has not yet ,bees 'attested. Some young men were
arrested iiitilad 10tblia inte of the puhlishfog homes of
Warsaw„beil the thrift moat compromised escaped."
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