The Sun.
London, England, 1862-03-24 00:00:00

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LONDON, MONDAY, MARCH 24, 1862.

GAItIBALDI is again unfurling the Italian
Orifiame. His recent appearance at Genoa, after
so long a seclusion at Caprera, inaugurated the
other day a more advanced Parliament than the
one at Turin—a patriotic House of Represen-
tatives, over which the Hero of Italy oc-
cupied the post of President. His passage
through Turin afterwards was made, it is true,
without ostentation of any kind. An interview
was contrived, of course, between the Soldier
Liberator and the new Prime Minister of VICTOR
EMMANUEL'S Government. It was an interview,
however, entirely sub rosa. And no wonder,
hardly, that it should have been so. For there can
be little in harmony between the daring Captain-
General of the Italian army of Volunteers, and the
temporising statesman who has so suddenly suc-
ceeded to the vacated office of Count CAVOUR'S
alter ego, the Baron RICASOLI. No—under the
circumstan;.es—GAßlßALDl could have had little to
do at Turin, while M. RATTAZZI was still engaged
in filling up the list of his new Administration.
The Victor of Calatafimi was hastening onwards
from Genoa to a very different undertaking
than that of comparing notes upon the
Present situation of the Roman penin-
hula with the nominee of the Emperor
IsTAPOLEON. RATTAZZI might still continue to pay
sednims
rt.
a d courtier like attention to the wishes
hinted curtly, but pointedly, every now and then
from the inner Cad i net of Sa Majeste Irnperiale at
the Tuileries. GARIBALDI had other objects in
And so,.l3Toraptly enough, instead of tarry-
ing unnecessarily at the ancient capital of Pied-
mont—still for the um
ee the capital of the new
Italian Kingdom, at any
rate the Legislative
capital of it, the Italian Westminster, or the pro
ism. Washington of the Roman
Peninsula—riceec e
hastened
Leader of the Italians
par ezeeitn
onwards, without further ado, to the
ancient
metropolis of Northern Italy, the chief
city
of what once was the separate Kingdom
of
Lombardy. There it is, at Milan, that with'
the last few days has taken place a series of spon-
taneous and enthusiastic demonstrations on the
part of the impressionable Milanese—a series of
demonstrations possessing, we cannot but think,
a peculiar significance. They imply'', or we
are wonderfully in error as to our
esti-
mate of GAItIBALDI'S character—the beginning
of the end!

Before the cries that were raised by the populace,
and that were echoed back by the lips, and from
the heart of GARIBALDI, are here in any way par-
ticularised, w. would first of all direct attention to
a few circumstances connected with these demon-
strations at Milan, such as clearly constitute some-
thing more than a mere accidental coincidence. Let
be observed then, that among the telegrams

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