The Express.
London, England, 1864-04-15 00:00:00

POLAND.

GARIBJ

Letters from Warsaw state, that in order to per-
suade the Czar of the loyalty of the Polish
ta, deputations of the latter are being got up
ryas= Russian authorities in the following man-
ner :--Two peasants are selected from each of the
military districts (uczastku) into which the king-
dom of Poland has been devided, and the com-
mandants of the districts send them to the princi-
pal towns, whence most of them are sent on to St.
Petersburg. At St. Petersburg they are clothed iu
the Russian costume, and presented to the Emperor
as the elders of the Polish communes, who have
arrived in deputation to render to the Czar, in the
name of all the communes, their thanks for the
ukase of the 2nd March. These proceedings are
kept as secret as possible by the military authorities.
On the 28th of last month two peasants were taken
from each district of the palatinate of Cracow and
sent to the district chiefs.

The following circular has been issued by the
Governor of Galicia :

TO ALL CHRIS OF DISTRICTS AND SCB•DISTRICTS.
It appears that a decree of the National Government,
dated t.lad February, ia circulating here, in which it declares
it to be a bounden duty to aid in the support of widows,
orphans, and relatives of those who have fallen in the strug-
gler°, liberty, ualso of thosewho, through the imprisonment
or ban ishmea t of thou who supported them, have become des.
Mute. The NsUciaal Government has amentingly imposed a
tax for this fund of one hundredth part of the mouthly
incomes, or a percentage of the yearly incomes divided into
twelve correspoeding monthly rates, of the inhabitants of
the province. This fund, which is to be applied only to the
above objects, is to be kept in the treasury under the control
of the guardians of the town or the district ladies' committee,
and the execution of the decree is entrusted to the authori-
ties of palatinates, the town captaies, the guardians. and
the ladies' committee. The publication of this appeal and
the persons concerned in the collection of these coatribationa
are to be strictly watched, and the guilty are to be proceeded
against according to the lit article of the notice of the 29th
February last. (Bed) Murspoarr-Potriu.y.
Lemberg, March 34,1864.

II AT THE RO'
OPERA.
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cer;ved, and observed that, to such singing a whole
audience would in Italy rise and sing as earnestly
as the artists on the stage.
At the termination of Norma the General left
his box, and found the lobby again crowded with
persons anxious to be presented or to shake bands.
Ladies plumed sod jewelled popped their heads
out of each box door, and the General, with great
gallantry, devoted his passing attentions to them
exclusively, leaving the gentlemen to the care of
Mr. Negrotti, who followed behind. The object of
leaving the box was to pay • visit to Admiral
Mundy, whom the quick eye of Garibaldi recog-
nised almost immediately after his entering the
house. Those who remember the Neapolitan cam-
paign, or who have read the admirals book, will
not be at a loss to guess the reason of General Ga-
ribaldi's anxiety to pay this compliment to his
old Mediterranean friend. It was thought probable
that by this time the General would be fatigued,
and be was asked whether he should
like the carriages ordered, but be inti-
mated his intention of seeing Maaaniello, to
which he paid quite as much attention as he bad
previously done to Norma, beating time to the
sparkling overture with great earnestness and
seriousness of manner. The opera was considerably
curtailed, but, nevertheless, played until past
12 o'clock, at which hour the General rose to depart,
coming in the firstinstance to the front of his box, and
relating the audience, a courtesy which was responded
to by a tremendous salvo of cheering. There was
now a tremendous rush to the Floral-hall, by

which way it was understood the General would
depart, but in consequence of the pressure in the
beginning of the evening Mr. Gye had given strict
orders that no person should be permitted to pass
that way bat the General and his party. The Duke
of Sutherland, the Duchess (Dowager) of Suther-
land, the Earl of Carlisle, Earl Granville, and one
or two more members of the nobility were allowed
to pass, but beyond these the ball was
kept clear until the General bad reached hie car-
riage, when the cheering, still louder than that
which had greeted his coming, was to be beard from
the immense numbers of people who had waited
patiently all the evening for this opportunity of
paying their homage. Among the fashionable

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company present we observed :
The Duke of Wellington, the Duke and Duchess of
Setterland, the Duchess of St. Albans, and Lady Diana
Seanclerk and Viscount Falkland, the Dacha= Dowager

of Sutherland and his Excellency the Earl of

Carlisle and Lords Albert and Ronald Leverann
Gower, the Marchioness of Dovrnshire and Lady Alice
Hill, the Earl and Countess of Tanksrville, the Earl of

Dudley, the Earl of Uxbridge, the Earl Granville, the Earl
of Durham, the Earl and Countess of Wilton, the Counts!
de Grey, the Countess of Harrington, Viscount Sydney,
Lord Ernest Bruce, Lord and Lad) de Tabby, Baron de
Rothschild and Miss de R.etbechikl, Major the Hon. Henry
Gage and Mrs. Gage, Hoe. Charles Barriesten, Hoe. Mrs.
E heard Villiers and Miss Villiers, Hon. Frederiek Somer.

set Calthorpe, Hon. Frederick Lemma Gower, LP., Sir
Robert Peel, M.P., Yrs. W. E. Gladstone, Lc.

At half-past ten yesterday morning the General
received • deputation from the fire brigade, ooesisting of
more than 50 officers, heeded by Captain Shaw. Thin depu-
tation was received in the great ball, where the members of
the Sutherland family were arrembled. The Duke of
Sutherland introduced Captain Shaw to Garibaldi, and en-
plaimed the character of the forte and the arduous duties
they had to perform is London. The General erpreesed
his great pleasure at seeing the brigade, which be con-
sidered to be a very fine institution, and composed of •
noble body of men. This interview lasted more than •
quarter of an hour, and the Gemmel was loudly cheered as
he retired to hie room. At 11 o'clock Garibaldi left Staf-
ford Roam in company with Mr. P. A. Taylor, M.P. for Lei-
cester, and proceeded to thatgeutlernan's residence, Aubrey-
house. Notting-bill. Mr. Nemeth and the two moos of
Garibaldi followed in the Duke of Sutherland's carriage.
After remaining with Mr. Taylor about half an hour, Geri-
b►ldi left with Mr. Negretti and his eons, and paid a visit to
Signor Campanella, in Cliftoe-gardens, Maids-hill, where he
was received with acclamations by • crowd of spectators.
The General neat drove to the residence of Mr. Crawford,
M.P., in firaftonetreet, with whom he took Inotheon.
Shortly after 2 o'clock Garibaldi was again on his way,
visiting first M. Gaetano Bement*, in Brampton-
crescent ; next, Mrs. Neal, in Alexander-square, Brampton .
next, Mr. James Frew" in Oodow-terrace, and
from this point the General drove away in Mr.
Negretti's own carriage, in company with that gentleman
to make soma farther calls. Geribeidi returned to
Stafford-house about half-peat six. The General dined
with the Duke and Duchess of Sutherland, and at eight
o'clock, accompanied by his eons and the members of his
suite, and attended by the Duke of Sather/sad, proceeded
to the Royal Italian Opera Rouse to witames the perform-
&nee of t►e operas of IVorma and Nasaniello.
_ _

The New York papers record the death of Mr.
Owen Lovejo►, a Auer soraber Centrum

Nearly two hundred members of the Reform Club
bare pat down their Dames for the dingier to be given at the
club house to (immoral Garibaldi. The use of the institution
for this purpose is felt as ea ispiry by some of the
catholic members, with wham some liberal protestant

ITALIAN members have smeared their sympathy. The invitation,
however, being simply the act of those who give it, does sot
campromiss the cathode members, as an ad al the club
The Tgellptiod which was given to General would do.
Garibaldi last evening at the Royal Italian Opera The committee of the New United Service Club
was quite sufficient to convince our distinguished have elected the Goma and his saes bosomy members
guest that the esteem and admiration in which he is during their stay in this .ea tom,
bold in this country is by no means waned to the The united sub-committees of the Italian, City,
humbler classes of society. Al in the ease of the end workingmen,. &moon committee. far
mu** the
public en by, the
_streets through which he had to moat the - Palace m mid monda_i pox.
pass were thronged at an early hour and the pro- met kit ew;;;l4Txr. sum*in '
the chair. Chisery
Moe of his carnagesieutild,tcutect by successive reported that opwarsb of 34001. had been already resolved
bursts of cheering as it pawed by each new concourse I for tickets. Mr. Richardson, tits soirstory, reported that he
of people. At the FlTr af-hall, which for this hid received
notices
of the a
occasion warn made the grand vestibule of the num. from
o.7.mte cad ether bodice, and he number i
wouldr
theatre, there was as much enthusiasm and curiosity ,
sonest that two madmen from each sub-committee, with
to see the General as had before been exhibited m I
the respective secredries, should look over these nodose and
the streets. The doors were besieged from an early
hour, mid when the handsome entrance 111111 at . and a quantity of PriPar. them for Prammialimu "Um" Was adopted,
thrown open it at once became a brilliant and ,se reubue binaressuaveutas Sesuownsscillrinitay,"dle
crowded promenade, the visitors all impatient to I "'_.'"'arth.`"""P the "'aro. Saturday,
see the General, but beguiling the interval by . urday, about two o' clock The .
General would leave the Palace about five o'clock, having
listening to some excellent music from a military
band. General Garibaldi, accompanied by his s',!___sefrsisfs, 'lst 4° dine wick Lard Puheetetee, utt3umbriagu•
Grace the Duke of Sutherland, Mr. Negretti, horse, thou evesisg•
and one or two other friends, arrived at • MARYLLBONI. —Last evening a crowded and en-
quarter to eight o'clock, his coming having ' thsvisedo public meeting of the ratspayees and inhabitants
been for a long time previous signalled of Marylsbooe was held at the Court Howe for the
by the gradual swell of the cheering outside. PexPeee of adopting an address 01 'relocate from the in-
within the hall an avenue was formed by the habitants of that Important and weekly district to Gemara
visitors, who commenced falling off very rigidly on Chlihsidi ou his arrival in this country. Mr. Peter Graham
each side, and looking as if they were determined to presided, and was supported by Mr. Barrie Lewis,
show the General that the elite of London society Mr. J. A. Nicholsy, Dr. Whitmore, Mr. Churchwarden
could exhibit at least as much courtesy and for- Hodges, sad a large number of the leading and influential
bearanoe as the working la who only a parishioners. After some observation, an appropriate ad-
few days previously filled the streets dress to the general was unanimously and enthusiastically
to bid him welcome. Whatever good intentions adopted.
they might have formed, however, in that direction Kramsororc.—Last night a public meeting was
gave way the moment General Garibaldi appeared held at the Harm Tams, Kensington, Mr. Doulton is the
at the Piazza entrance of the hall, with the Duke chair, to take into °maidenlike the best mode of testifying
of Sutherland and Mr. Negroid for his escort. the feeling of the men of Lambeth to Gleasku. As
ad-
The line very soon vanished, and the well-dressed these to the general was agreed upon.
crowd became a mob, pressing in upon the General The arrangements at the Crystal Palace are
upon every side and seizing his band by main force, roosinewom netidemorii.. end from the demand for
'_um
for the purposes of affectionate dislocation. At last them Is no doubt that ill. Crystal Puke, will to-morrow
the aid of Superintendent Durkin was called in,
have one of the greatst display, ever witnessed. The
and whilst he cleared a passage in front, the Drake prowmme of the day
will be found in
our advertising
of Sutherland kept the crowd back by main force columns. It is requested by the =wagers of the ftte, that
in the rear, and gave to one excessively all person, should provide themselves beforehand with
intrusive individual at least an excel- tickets, and whether by rail or by road they will do well
lent lesson in politeness and the duties of
to start early for the Palma. For Bsta:day no tickets will
hospitality. The entrance of the General into his be mold io to__" this sawing . For Monday, the day
box in the grand tier wart the signal for an enthu- for the
pm; wl:7of adman.,
miry.,
Nut tickets
will
entitle ovation from all parts of the house, which at
be homed at Exster-hall only. oommeoeisg at 10 o'clock I.
the:: moment presented a brilliant and striking the mersing
Altboagh an extra night, there was an
meeting
cath.olasah.biteat nigte ht awooi.ich. crowdedpinimputea.blic
unusually large number of the aristocracy present,
and the areobitheatre and gallery were crowded to
and Charltoo, .es held at the Townliall, Wool-
suffocation. "Everything sold three days ago,"
was in fact the answer to the hundreds that came
mTeuhe achairm fworasprearptiiendg bay!' adthdaresi Dens
at the eleventh hour to seek admission. The
Tel-
whole house rose and cheered as vociferously as field, and at the oomtosocosotot of the proosedisga kitten
it could be possible to cheer in so fashionable au nom read from Alderman &lemons and Mr. Alagereteini
assemblage, and General Garibaldi came to the the in'lla"" for the borough, approving of the objects of
front of his box and repeatedly bowed to the the meeting, and apologising for absence OD account of their
audience. He wore the same dress as on the day parliamentary duties. Mr. Ransil moved the sdoptios of
an address to the General, which was agreed to. A do-
of his public entry, am. certainly looked a little
jaded alter the three hard days' work he had gone potation of six gentlemen was appointed to present it.
through in the interval. To the performance he Messrs. Aubert and Linton, of Regent-street,
paid the utmost attention, being, we are informed, have received the honour of • private introduction to the
a great lover of music, and more than once ex- general, and of showing him the " Original Piping 8011,
pressed his admiration of the new prima donna. finch," of Exhibition fame, on the OCOMIOG of his visit to
He was, we believe, rather surprised at the coldness &goo" Campanella, of Clifton-gardens. The general ix-
with which the warlike chorus in Norma was re- praised himself highly gratified with the performance of

the little soapier, and watched it apparently with great
intereet.
GARIBALDI'S Hamra.—We are glad to be able to
present oar readers with the following authentic surgical
account of the present condition of the illustrious foreigner:
—The wooed in General Garibaldi's leg has been entirely
end soundly cio•trised for three months or more, and
the only indication of the injury is a dimple on
the inner side of the ankle where the bell eaters& There
is no dams and no discharge, and as the parts are thoroughly
cicatrieed, there is, in all probability, nothing present
in the shape of a foreign body or piece of necrosed bone.
The main symptoms from which the general is at present
suffering are the effecte of keg-continued inflammation re-
presented by considerable stiffness and want of motion
about the ankle. There is limitation of movement in Ca-
rictus dire Ltions, and, in all probability, there is a pretty
firm ankylosis of the ankle joint itself. There is, however,
• considerable capacity of motion in the tarsus. By the aid
of a stick the moral can move the limo freely. From this
account it is slier that no active surgical treatment is need-
fuL—Medical

MUSKY.