The Express.
London, England, 1864-04-13 00:00:00

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GENERAL GARDIALDL

General Garibaldi paid a visit to Mr. Stanfield,
M.P., Thurloe-square, lad evening. He arrived at
half-past six. He was accompanied by his Secre-
tary, Signor Ginerzoni, and Major Wolff. Mr.
Stanfield went down to meet him to the
carriage door. The crowd not only filled
the square, but extended far beyond the
distance where it was possible to distinguish the
General from the rest. The enthusiasm was such
that the General was compelled to go oat on the
balcony to bow and wave his hand to the people.
When he went back to the carriage, ho was many
minutes before he could get in, from the anxiety of
the people to shake hands. He remained rather
more than half an hour.

General Garibaldi, before going to Chiswick-
house to luncheon with the Dowager Dasher of Anther-
land,paid a persoual visit tetrad Palmerton. Thanneral re-
mained about a quarter of an hour with his lordship. Among
the adios; to Stafford-house yesterday were the Duke of
Wellington, Lard Farnham, Sir J. D. Hay, M.P., Admiral
Sir Augusta Clifford, the Earl St. Many, the Earl of Hoz-
rewhy, the Earl Somers, Sir H. H. Brun, the Lord Mayor,
ko. In the evening a West party met the General at
dinner, the guests including the Duchess (dowager) of
Sutherland, the Duke and Dachas of Argyll, the Earl
Granville. the FArl and lady Comaantie Grammar. the
Earl and Countess of Shaftesbury, Hat. Frederick Lerma
Gower, M.P., &c.
PRZBF2iTATION OF Tffl Si. PANCRAE ADDRESS.—
Yesterday tonneau, at alines Ado*, in accordance with
special appoietmeat, a &pandas from the repremetative
vestry of St. Pacts; ietroduced by Mr. Harvey Lewis,
M.P. for the Borough of Marylebeen, waited upon General
Garibaldi at Stafford-house, for the purpose of primenting
an Addams which had been unanimously adopted by that
body. Several members of the deputation having addressed
General Garibaldi said—" I have a happy recolleo-
tion of St. Pancras. I know St. Pancrea. I fought at St.
Pancras on the walls of Rona. I shall not forget St. Pan-
era here. lam overwhelmed with the Endear by which
I have been received in this country, and by the great and
noble English !people of every clam Tell your vestry and
your people that I am very grateful, deeply grateful, for
their kind expressions towards me. I remember St. Proem
very well. I shall not soon forget it. I thank you all very
much for your beautiful address." The General cordially
shook hands with all the members of the deputations who
took their leave.

ADDRESS FROM TB I POLISH COMM [WYE.
A deput►tion trent the Polish Committee of London
waited on General Garibaldi at Stafford-house, yestor-
day morning. Three little girls in Polish costume presented
the General with bouquets in the name of Poland. They
were rewarded by a kiss each from Giribaldi Garibaldi re-
plied a. follows :—" Thanks ! Loamy thanks to you. Tell your
brothers in Poland that although I have yet dons nothing
for Poland--certainly not what I should disite—etill I bold
the mime of Poland as that of my own oonatry—lialy—
as the mese of liberty, and I am ready to samiltes my
life for that cause. If I pray to God for strength, it is that
I may be able to devote myself to your cause, to the cause
of Italy. and to the emancipstioe of the peop/m."

VISIT ro Catawicx Horsa.—Yeeterday afternoon
the Duchses(Dowsger)of Sutherland gave an elegant *joiner,
at the late Duke of Deroash ire's retreat, at Chiswick, la
oampliment to Garibaldi. There was no extraordinary pre•
potation for the reception of the distinguished Italian pa.
biol., as the visit wee considered one of a private character.
A large body of perms collected in different parts of the
line of rode to greet the General on hie way. The weather
wee delightful, and the beautiful pleasure pounds bore a
fresh and cheering aspect. The Duke and Duchene of
Sutherland, the Doke and Ditcher of Argyll and family,
the Earl °molls, Lady Corolla' Lucas@ and family, the
Duchess (Dowager) of Norfolk, Lord and Lady Blautyre and
daughter, reensbled early. Shindy before two o'clock the
Earl and Countess Roswell, the Earl and Countess of Or
rondos:, and other personages invited to luncheon began to
°arrogate. At twenty minutes after two o'clock the guest
arrived is ID ore barouche. On entering the avenue
leading to the house the General was loudly cheered.
While he alighted the band of the 2nd life Guards played ,
the Garibaldian hymn. The gallant General cordially
shook heads with the Duke of Argyll, and was then con.
ducted to the vestibule. where the (Dowager) Duchess, sur-
rounded by the Duchess of Sutherland, the Dueller of
Argyll, Lady Blantyre, and Lady Constance Grosvenor had
mot to welcome him. In the *entre odor all the coca.
pry honoured with invitation had congregated, and gave
the General a hearty greeting. At a quarter to 3 o'clock
the hostess, her distinguished guest, end the general body
descended to the summer dining-room to partake of
luncheon. The handsome suite of rooms thrown open were
those expressly embellished at great cod by the late
Duke of Devonshire on the rearm of the visit of
the late Emperor Nicholas of Russia. There were
four tablet, 'applied with the rarest delicaciee. At the
table whereat Garibaldi sat, in the principal room, a distr-
giddied circle lunched. The General mat at the head of
the table, being supported on the right by the Melees
(Dowager) of Sutherland, and on the left by the Dueler of
ArgylL At the Name table, covers being laid for 20, were
the Duke and Duchese of Sutherland, the Duke of Argyll,
Earl Grenville, Viscountess Palmerston, Earl and Counter
of Shaftesbury, Earl and Countess Russell, Earl and Coun-
ter of Clarendon, the Chancellor of the Exchequer and
Mrs. Gladstone, and Lady Constance Grosvenor. There
were alai preset to meet the gallant General, the Marquis
of Lorne and Lord George Campbell, the Duchess (Dowager)
of Norfolk, Hon. Frederick Levers Gower, M.P., the Earl
of Sefton, Lord sod Lady Taunton, Mr. Seeley, Sir Edward
Landsesr, the Right Hon. Sir David Dundee, Hoa. Mrs.
Norton, Sir Joseph Paxton, M.P., Mr. Pried. Lord Frede-
rick and Lord Richard Cavandiab, the Right Hoe. Wm. F.
and Mn. Cowper, Baron Maroebetti, Viscount Jocelyn, he.
During the breakfast the band of the 2nd Life Guards,
under the direction of Mr. H. Frochnert, stationed on the
lawn, performed a selection of musks from the favourite
operas. Shortly after luncheon was over, the General and
his hostess, together with the company, promenaded the
pleasure grounds. At the solicitation of the Duchess
(Dowager) of Sutherland, General Garibaldi planted •cedar
tree terms deodara) on the lawn it front of the house, to
commemorate his visit to Chiswick. At a quarter after five
o'clock General Garibaldi took leave of the Dowager
Duchess, cordially thanking her grace for her kind hospi-
tality. After taking leave of the Duchess of Argyll and
Lady Constance Groeveeor, the gallant General took his
seat beside the Duchess of Litithrsrlaad r an open broach.,
the Duke of Sutherland and Gametal Ebert occupying the
other seats. The military band played the Garibaldi hymn
as the carriage departed with its honoured freight for
London.

No positive arrangement bail yet been come to as
to the day for promoting the honorary freedom of the City
to Garibaldi, but it is probable that the ceremony will take
place neat Wednesday. A deputation of gentlemen belong.
leg to the Court of Common Council yesterday waited upon
the Lord Mayor, for the purpose, as was staled. of corms(
to some arrangement for the presentation to take place in
the Egyptian-hall of the Mansion-house. There are mme
difficulties, however, it appear., in the way of this being
done, arid it is understood that the City architect will be
coneulteu on the matter before soy definite arrangemest is
come to.

PROVINCIAL INVITATIONS TO GARI BALD!. —At s
meeting of the Edinburgh Town Council held on Mon-
day. the Lord Provost moved, and Bailie Johnston
seconded, that the freedom of the city should be
conferred upon General Garibaldi in the
paying a visit to Edinburgh. At the nesting of the
Merchant Compaq of Edinburgh on Monday, Mr. James
Blackadder, Master of the Company, presiding, it was, as
the motion of the chairman, seconded by Mr. Boyd, unani-
mously agreed to remit to the Master and Assistants to
co-operate with the Town Council, the Chamber of Com-
merce, and other public bodies, with the view of takiug such
steps as might be deemed expedient in order to give • warm
reception to, rind present an address to, General Garibaldi,
should he visit Ediebargh.

DP3PATtIf OF THE BOMBAY MAILS. —The Penin-
sular sad Chiestal Compania ship lhlta. Captain Weeks,
sailed yesterday at 3 p.m. with the mafls for Gibraltar,
the Mediterranean, Egypt, Ades, Bombay, mid Upper
Bengal. She took out 25 first and 25 swoon class pas.
singer■, and on freight 867 boxes Ramie value 360,4921. 55.,
of which amount 19,000/, is eovereigss and 89/. is watches
is for Alerasdria, and for Bombay bar gold 120,25 W., geld
cola 6,0131., bar silver 99,1501., silver erns 115,4501., sad
jewellery b4Ol. 15e.

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