The Express.
London, England, 1864-05-18 00:00:00

(isaiPed. la. Ammonia.)

ADDAMS OP THS WSJ:LINO HAN'S GASP
BALDISH 177 ND coriurria 70 GINEHAL
GAIMALDI. _

General,—You have ineeribed on your flag the
name of many glorious tats, all fought fey the liberty et
as people wisseevar your as wall mash ; and tbe ape
begampberee bins your muse whit lava( tbasktulams.
You ban disposed of kingdoms and malaise& • working
Im the hero a as people.
aratr we admire yea peaaky farm viskeles, as admire
100 mask men foe you delay eel oat you have oar
seembaquLbd, but you have been Winged ; yea your
defeat,—b• rood ti dila, O Ciadbaldi i tta dine wok
pgatqc, aria • nobler boa, than oven your marks.
Nab time you fell, like • sew kolas you roes up again
mere Wale Ikea ever; sad fa that awful wbenlett
shoat ease—abet you In ant whisk wag umadesrtoilhe
oasis, was you bad to leave even uaboriodthat whisk was
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r-.- 1-4, it wee- them tint yes were the umarallided
hmo, you repeated the watekwaed—dttty—ead you turned
year step hem Roam to Vedas.
Wilma yea mere again sot ideated. ad vampaleited,.bat
betrayed Vekerancia—dad you throw year sword away in
• . . No; you prepared your platte, sad yon con-
,llVtort kingdoms.
hd anatter hub% you • mediae—sonde* keg--yes
Fla the Voltam% to torn towards Route, sod WININ always
clothe pith at duty, yea were mat by lite saidises of that
care kit . wheruir will perhaps debt is, allei dawn
erdmisg yew wen sot WIWI did yea slier a wool
7r...desprik ? sod sow that your sarew is so temealowey
mimed tau yea hammed pity wood lee—iamb tatsew
from it the soared wood deny ?* tiriYald4 huh'
uttmed the eq " Rome or death." is alive, sad Rome is cot
ben. ROONI/111, do sot denseir ; yet* tarn Will come.
Two yetis ego yoit aided open an busmen the follow m
bap yes in your march apse Rome ; your blood shed at
I Aapromeete has bed you howloamy slaves me eel left, sad
thereon the esecenoes task then is yin to fatal.
The wawa you receive sew in our load shows that all
' here admire, if all do not yet approve at the eaample you
Ikea gave to the world.
Ws lad rousted your appeal to elicit at lad • aural
oath= to your movement ; when you fell we appealed to
our Imantryntee to protest apish this blughwhou mime,
wheat for doe ren=t seeds ve doubt of Providing*.
We aro rood of the part we than took, happy if oar
feeble 'Darts to say way prepared oar countryman to
nedweseemd nay bow noble is your aim. bow grand the
example yea Imos eel to the work{ Mesh bad hewn to
deohnof the add* mimeos of huatemiiy. Ifes,noble Geri.
anewit will he your muted glary that yoa wiD hue, is •
anew, oompieemete tat its soot of bet, eseepleatmes tor
the sell& timeline el iadividital sod minuet cosespeelista,
ad up a liriag studied of emulatiag love ; that you have
shown how • mesa ought to light for his itiod ; how nation
are baud by sa iodkodublo chain.
We feel list we cosset at • time whoa you are courted
by overran and whoa the caltunniee agaisat have
bob rupewed with more Weed thaa when eves the
sante ef • Bullish reieister reeposted by all ISMS been
4rallal More the warts of the mu who has his soldiers sated-as
the home of your easetry--ond that because of his Mead.
ship is we feel, we repeat, bound to protest aloud
that if the name of Garibaldi is beloved by all fro English.
sou beams be has held op so high the flag of Italian unity
and ladependesea, we cannot forgot the eau who ham in.
whod that motto upoa it; ad Mid whatever dipLootacy
er policy ma bare to my, we shall jots in our beams sad
tuck oar ah to repeat the woes of Garibaldi sad at
Maaei with the gam* lOTWIIOII.
Although practically the result of oar diode has been
bus WA*, we still are happy to remit into your Mode the
watt,* era's Messy—ibis trifling sews (761. 1U la)
mass teem about 111.000 Our hut Owl they win be plod
it "hey bear that you hare accepted it, knowing that as far
as Igor it will help you towards Om aramendohmeat of
Ylto °demi object we had in view was to proont you
with some tortimode of sympathy and respect for your
penes sad the caw yes represent; we have felt Not we
soda not do it better than by wag this mall amount
has your hawk. knowiag as we do that it will same the
right man, and therefore will be the best way we oould
fled to *woe yea.
(dived by the delegates ea behalf et the aemesithe.)
This address was psewoled to Caused Outbid* at tin
residua, of Mr. Bsely, M.P., as the 19th of April.
The depaterioe having met • &potshot of working mac
from Frau., they eimehed -areene men to the Kum* of
the General, who, speak* to them alteenstely la English
sad in Freach, told thick Mil& ankh be was pleased to see
them thus united, and that the solution of the problem of
futurity was is that vory uniea sad nederstnoding of the
Freseh and &glib working thaw fie then made • few
reamers on the Roman gustiest old declared his ..dicer
to sacrillot ths recenasta id his shattered body to the do
!lyceum of Rome, that as loag ea that nest ot evil priest•
which was at Rome would be left there, kusaa ouscdeoce
could not be sod to be frees
He thanked the Working Mittie Garibaldian Fund Com-
mittee for their martiolo, and accepted the subscription on
the understanding that it was as ammunition.
Os the Sith of April the following address was wars
muted by a deputation of the setae 0110101itt411, hail by
Mr. J. A. Nicholay, toJoseph Martial :
" Illestrieue Sir,— We have doomed it teameary to cone
sad proem you with a copy of our address to Galena
Garibaldi. Ws have felt that ha welcoming the glorious
sward-boom of freedom we were welcoming you oleo;
his triumphal entry into our metropolis misuse moist frOWtr
is' of your long suffering end peromerance. That flag
which be carries so nobly you placed it in his hands ;
wad that friend which we have tumid, we owe him to you
—yea, his tacker.
" May your if, be spared long euough to see your country
free and nailed ; free from priestly, from foreign, and from
imbrue oppromiou—aeited in all its member. ; sad may you
thee, meatilwarm with Garibaldi, mood the Copilot, to
beheld • Lynam free, happy mesa, the oration of year
thoughts sad of his deeds."
(Sighed by the delegates as behalf of the committee.)
Joseph Mated lent the follow's; rely :
"My Maeda, I feel deoply grateful lr the address with
whisk you hue bosomed me. A good, oared, epostansoon
shake et hoods frost unmet and warm patriots—hem an
beleogieg to the due I prize the most, and to which the
(reds of future progresoos are,in my °deice specially
..trusted—s, is rusted—, aftera storm of obloquy and 'calumnies,
etreagthesing sad shaven. The mark Of sympathy which
through me you give to • thin oouttry—the truly noble
hoop in which you addromed the acknowledged chid of
the beet of that country—the wishes you uproot for our
unity, liberty, and indepeoderme, will be known to my eons-
trymen. They will eoccrusge them ia the struggle mamas.
fully bogus, not yet enniplesed ; they will impart to those
who ate mound; for the lad betake • sew feeling of duty,
an additional degree of faith ; sad they will eektobek be.
two= you and the Italian working clause a link which will
batman thus to came more powmfd mid bandied results
than all the protocol, of • woes-nut, immoral, or cowardly
ditierneey.
' Radios es us ; we reckon' oa you shall try to fulfil,
through jaciassot afoot, by thought sod dud, the pro
grenue you point out. You will tend whatever help you
aim, sod above all, that loud perebitteg impression of moral
sympathy which, comic g from a greet nation, is • rod
force oa the seen We shall endeavour to reconquer from
Austria the barrier gives by God to Italy, ear Venetian
Alp, not merely for • local Interest's lake, but in the
same of • great principle, and as • help to all thole dis-
membered, tramplel-upon nationalities, eboostAnstria keeps
under an equal hoodoos. You will teach your ectuntrycou
our rights, the rights of tkom aatictedities, and that the I
only real powerful barrier to be raised ageism threatened
eacroachmenta of loonies is not in erunurping despotic and
doomed power, but in young associated populations enjoy•
tug freedom sad ready so fight tar it. We Midi, sooner or
later, bend our steps towards Rome, there to soma the
celiac of oar natiostality, and proclaim oa the mime of
papacy, freedom of conscience for all mankind. You will
make oar task easier by reminding the forgetful is your
land that lance now fauvism years • great mime is hen '
briuraphut is Roam, hod that Europe, who shrinks from
lotteries:um for good, might at lust to protest utoemantly
spinal isiterferenoe for evil.
" May Ragland and Italy be for ever friends ! and may
their fnendstiip, grounded o• a common faith in God%
truth and justice, be the *Mains of that really holy
alliance of satiate which must one day cancel • state of
thiops the foasdations of which am mllithr sae and violator,
sod majorette an era of peace and longmodurum mood,
boo. —Ewer gratefully yours, " J ours Merest.
May 6, 1666.
" To Luc Sparkball, Hoe. Sec..
" 21, Edward-street, Black friars-road."

NORTH LONDON RAlLWAY.—Yasterday a special
poerel meeting of the proprietors was held at the row-
: peny's nano, Easton statios, for the poeppeeswe of takisg into
• cossideratios a bill sow peak!, in parliamwt for 6111110-
I rising the Loocks sad Smith weans Runs, Company to
• realm asd maintain a rise of railway from Kenairatos to
Richmond sod inaction lines, communicatiog with the
Hammersmith sad City Railway sad the North and Heath
Westin Amities Railway negatively, end for sone-
, rising arrangeniesta with divers railway companiee. and fur
other pagan Mr. Wollaatoo Blake, the chairmen of the
sonipoy, 'feuded. and stated that the meeting was a morn
matter of farm. Tin Loudon end South Wooten Company
had a bill before parliament la whin there wen datum
empowering them to make • trade arrangement with this
counpasy. Of course so on mold object to such powers
Wog takes, imams& us they might sushi, the North
I Load= lice to commaniens with Ridumall ; sad
begged therefore to move that the sessat at the meeting be
gives to the bill. This was naciaimosidg rigged to, sad
the prcandisp tonaisand.
0111IFAL PALAGIL —Oil SWUM DAT.
KAY H.—Admitting was papirm6, Ain; lOW
by soma tisksb. 1,016 ; Istai„ 16.1166.