The Sun.
London, England, 1863-02-17 00:00:00

GARIBALDI AND THE POLES.

I GO. IP

The following is the test of Garib,ildi's address
to the Poles who fought under him, menti.in of
which has already been made :

" lly Brothers
have s
inytramzc—You `e`eCkampreerfaor, Fe ewborurd, aryansd. I
wish I could give
you,atFort
your blood upon the fields of battle o Italian who r
edem p t
iheo
nd
t is but just that Italy should in and I hope she
Will do so. The struggle into wholveci;.
your
unfortunate
country has been hurried by despair, should excite the
opinion of Europe in favour of the oppressed —your fellow-
Countrymen. Upon this earth there is no lack bv"nen
---and they hold out to you the hand. May God
save
Poland I " GARIBALDI.'
The ex-Dictator has also sent the folio • wing ad
dress to the people of England :

Caprera, Feb. 5.

triumph by great civil institutions—among your .
all
men, my name
mlllwaYeoufr meetings—free expressionsogf3l3ibdewrtiysh, pesroftoerctthede
l' h nation
also Was
proinuositlizdf.orltahme fprartoeurduiotyt oitt
highest
i)e
ye honour.fu l
aTtihdeg lighteuero :sf. libertyw
h Whilst
timakest iis
bitterly t haesEoi of
the misery caused by want of labour, it isnot d'scouraogueds,hnoowr
forgets its duties—the duties of humanity ;
suffering gthlse
from
a gloriousexaniple of charity to Europe in
orr,
and aid the slave by your powerful voice and moral supp 1
and cheer those who redeem him to liberty. Englishmen,..
yourno7nYcountry,
the 80118 of noble Poland, too, require your aid and support.
They have long been protected by you; do not let them
perish under the knout—under the barbarous lance of the
Cossack. They fight for the independence of their country
and for liberty ; for which you already have fought and
have triumphed. Proffer your hand unto them ; you will
end an oppression protested against so long—you will re-
'ilscitate a nation.
"G. GARIBALDI."

The Judicial Comtnitee of the Privy Council sat
yesterday. An appeal from Barbadoes, " Daniel v.
Trotman," part heard, was concluded. Judgment was
reserved. The Lords present were—Lord Rind
the Lord. Juaices Knight &Lice and Turner.
gsdown and
'1
Bt.:hop nt l'ahro ‘nia had at, Interview with the
Duke of Newcastle yesterday, Sir George Clerk also ha
an interview with hie Grace at the Colonial-eface. d

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West Midland, Oxford, Ist guaranteed stocx. 129

PREFEITENCE SHARES AND STOCKS.
London, Brighton, &c., 4 per cent., 1858, till
Metropolitan, 5k
North British (I,din., Perth, and Dundee) 4 percent., Eli

LINES LEASED AA: FIXED RENTALS.
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FOREIGN RAILWAYS.
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Great Luxembourg, 16
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San Paulo gua. 7 per cent., 9/
Ditto (all), 23k
South Austrian and Lombardo Venetian, 23/
Western and North-Western of France, 221
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Fortuna (lim.), 4/
Mont. Aureos liraz. Gold Min. Co. (Rm.), 3k
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Oriental Bank Corporation, 56
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Scinde, Punjaub. and Delhi (llm.l, 3
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Union of London, 34}
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Australian Agricultural, 23
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Indian Carrying (lim.), 1
Italian Irrigation Canal, ;
London District Telegraph (1,m.), 2
National Discount Company (Rm.), 81
North British Australasian,
Peninsula and 0 iental Steam, new,.
Land, Rail, and Mining (lim. ),.2
2
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lioyai Mail Steam, 56 i
Telegraph to ludia 1

Sir ThOnlaa Frem Chairman of the Customs,
?tid Mr. Stephenson, Chairman of Inland Revenue, had an
interview with the Chancellor of the Eachequr yesterday
At his official residence in Downiug-street.