New-York daily tribune., 1849-10-30
GiRIBiLDrS RETREAT FROM ROME.
a CHAPTER IN The ITALIAN WAR


The Tribuns translates the sahjoned in.erss.-
ing narrative from the k0iaische /otuHg. twas
furnished 20 that paper by a German now at
Rome, who himself served unds. Gaabsldi, aud
for several days participated in iAe retreat, and
wbo is accordingly competent to give sn exact
account Of the sil4ir HIS statements remove the
uncertainty which has hitherto prevailed ssto many
facts o. this remarkable episode in the ate war OF
the ltsli.n. against the French and their Austrian
sllies
"On the % OF July 10 the afternoon, the corps OF
Gsrbsld abandoned the posts of which ii had hitherto
been In possession At the gates Of 81 Pansrszio, 81 Pc
ter Montorio, the Wills ssnorel, villa Spada so
which still remained In our bands, Notwithstanding the
entrance Of the French through ye large breaches 1t
passed through Trsstevere. tho Pontc Sisto in
to the city AMI collected the Place Of 81 John OF the
Ls,eren had already resolved to attach myself to
this corps snd 10 lesye Rome with IT, on account Of
the unavor-be prospects that we're occasioned by The
approach Of Oudinots army. The bearing OF Oudinot
bis duplicty tho enormous isisehoods with regard 10
the French expedition against Rome were not cslcals
ted 20 inspire the slightest degree Of confidence
great number Of military men OF syery branch were as
ssmbled the piszzs of tse Latersn The corps was
drawn up in order. OF = sudden Girbsli made his
appearance with bic brave wife, oo b on horseback
with several ofccrs He oismounted, passed In 'front.'
Of the rsnks and addressed them In aconie, Ns2o
leon like style. His speech was 70 this effect "he had
never csptulstcd In his lie, and never would esp'u-
late Since the Republic had treated with the enc mics
of the country bis function at Rome was At an end
Hence he left the city 1t the head OF bis army
an, the cole purpose Of bis life remsinedto strug
se for the freedom and Independence Of l'siy-
Whoever would follow him would be welcome oui ne
promised nolbiug but conflict for the dehVersnee
and honor Of his county thou'and-voiced Errea
ra0roso Garibaifi followed this inspiiitpg sddre's
and ho., Of men from the different corps came for
ward. also went Up 20 the brave patriot General
may follow you 2 You are welcome Where can
put down iny name There is need Of that
ioiu in the march and We shall be together will
hurry into the city bid my wife good bye, and come
back Bravissm0. We marched, about o'clock
through the gate OF 81 John Of the Lsteran and thence
proceeded slraigh. 70 TivoA The next morning wa.
appointed Corporal In the Fire, Legion The corps
consisted Of abou, four thousand men ps.s over all
the details Of this remarkable. neverto Oe'iOrgotten
march The next night passed through Monte
Cell ana Meutsna, 10 Monte Rosonto, and thence
through Passo Correse and POnte hsrso. Thence 10
Posgo Mlrteto--tnrough Csntalupo 10 Conngni-tnen
70 Tefni In this city which hss the genuine Republ
can spirit, We remained two dsys Nespoitsn Colo
na In citizens dress IS pointed to GsrioaIdi By
al. command be arrested az cafe In The evening
srd the papers found on him showing ths, be was
SPY, be was shot that sane night At the ssrrses'
Of Ciceruaccaio accompanied us. had some conver-
saton with hin TeTDi. Our corps was Increased a.
Terui By the addition Of 4cO men from the PsngisDi
--.f.. u DnNg Fnl
French dessrters ard even lev sPanisrcs who had
escaped from their regiment We had with Us Two
small seld pieces fer service IN ihs mountains. Toe
corps sas enlarged 70 upward Of thousand men An
Austrian Garrison at spaleto took TO their heels ncon-
unenty on the slh CT July, IN the evening we lsf'
Terr and proceeded to Ces and Ihercs through saa'
,ero,. and Csrsl Tod!ro 70 Tod. We IN vsin ex
pec,sd an attack from the French the Ausrisrs oi
vhcun several thousands were eBcsnped about eight
mile. os a, Perugia Early on tie 18th started on
tie diicalt ou, admirable mountain road 70 La Coioni
ca nsgriaecnt convent CT wealthy Order four miles
from Todi Garbsld had made known toe oojscs OF oof
yi., TO TIE brothers and merely requested Pc ri''oh
for the corp. to stop for few hours In the spacious gar
den And park belou gng tie eloster b1ih-y ns' f
.x.z On ou, srst approach Osly .so were leii' ana
,.g Rad f...eued no the doors snd entrance 70 sne
ark and bulldogs. As gentle knock would have
done 10 good come szzsroni were ordered 70 open tne
rates snd doors By the use Of ssof; violence the
whole corps iAeH entered the eHis1'i'e' PsiseeiEe
builsln., and ,ho garden Ire sIore-rooms ard Gel.
.r provided vith Ehs o'. expensive cold meats, and
every variety Of superior wne', served 10 refresh
hungry and hrsiy soldiers, while the gold .nd silver
ualeh We found there wss put In regulation for ,be
u,s Of the army TIE two brothers we're made TO FOL
os Us On foot Tsey were not released I'll we arrived
a, Orveto and a. the price Of 1900 crowns The con
all and singular Pu. under tribute By Gsri.
bald We found that the Aendicsnt orders were Esu-
ally vel disposed toward Republication, sni came
&c nee: "a IN rery friendly manner. On tss account
'ssy ssEs slxsJs pTo.<s'9d sJ .as asaersL Tas sh.
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