The Sun.
London, England, 1864-03-28 00:00:00

Garibaldi's Arrival,

It is expected that Garibaldi on his arrival at
Southampton will proceed to Brook Lodge, in
the Isle of Wight, the country residence of
Mr. Seely, M.P. for Lincoln, on Monday, the
4th April, where he intends staying about ten
days, and will visit London on the 16th, arriving
at the Waterloo station, and thence proceeding to
the town residence of Mr. Seely, Albert-gate.
At a meeting of the council of the borough of
Southampton, held on Saturday at the Audit House,
the following address was agreed to :
" Sir,—We, the mayor, aldermen, and burgesses
of the town of Southampton, in council assembled,
avail ourselves of the opportunity afforded by your
visit to England to give expression to the feeling of
profound respect we entertain for your public and
private character, and our high appreciation of the
service you have rendered to the cause of your
country's liberty and independence.
" We desire also to offer you a hearty welcome on
your arrival in this country, and to assure you that
we feel it a distinguished honour to be the first com-
munity to receive you on the shores of Britain. The
name of Garibaldi is esteemed and honoured in the
homes of England, and your disinterested patriotism
has long been the theme of universal admiration.
" Permit us, then, to render you our cordial and
sincere congratulations on the occasion of your
landing at our port. We may undertake to say that
nowhere in her Majesty's dominions are your noble
exertions in the cause of human freedom more
highly valued than they are among the people of
Southampton. Having learned that your chief ob-
ject in visiting England is the improvement of your
health, we sincerely trust that in the midst of
sympathising friends you will soon be restored to
complete convalescence, and that, under the protec-
' tion of that Divine Power who has preserved
you throughout so many dangers and vicissitudes,
your valuable life may long be spared to aid in the
promotion of the great end to which it has hitherto
been devoted.
" Given under our oommon seal this 26th day of
March, A.D. 1864.
(Signed)

~ GEO. BRINToN, Mayor.

the Court of Common Council by Mr.
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That the visit of Giuseppe Garibaldi
recog-
nition by the Corporation of London of his long devotion to
opportunity for the
the cause of political liberty, his numerous acts of self-
sacrifice in America and Europe in the service of freedom ;
And especially of his labours iu preparing the way for the
esoblishment of Italian liberty on the basis of law, and
order, and constitutional rights ; it is resolved to present
him with the freedom of the City in a casket of the value
of 100 guineas.'

A DEATHMAN.
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Pi:IE7II)A a L
VERDICT.
—ROlacEThFuArLaLdlaNyGmorw.
Payne held an inquest at Guy's Hospital, on the body of a
man named Dennis Reardon, who was employed by Messrs.
Dudin, of Bermondsey-wall. The poor fellow was engaged
in hooking on bags of rice to a chain, to be taken to the top
floor of a warehouse, hooking two bags at a time. When
the bags had got about 35 feet from the ground, one of them
broke away from the hook and fell on the deceased, who
was underneath in a stooping posture, injuring the spinered of
his back in a fearful manner, the rice weighing a hund
weight and a half. He was immediately removed to the
above hospital, where he died a few days after his admis-
sion. The jury returned a verdict of accidental d
sreath, hut
added that they should strongly advise the Mess. Dudin
in future to fasten two books in ode bag, or else to carry a e
bags up in slings.
RONAL FREE HOSPITAL, GRAY'S INN,ROAD.—
The number of patients relieved at this hospital during
3 029 of which 980 were
the week ending March 26 was ~

new eases.
THE DEATH OF TUE OF BAN-AMA. originated
in a very trifling cause. On the 6th his Majesty scratched
the left side of his chest with a pin that was attached to an
order which he was fastening to Lie coat, and on the lOth
he was a corpse.