New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-07-15

en,er1d heart and soul into the den'nsuAHpn;
wbioHlas,ed until her Majesty who hAa re ,iI
all the time standing, must have oesh lS''S ~.
ofsalutirg the audience IL was indeed So
that most have moved every breast Iapao'e =,
rosnl,, sentiment A young and deienseess woman
80 isdV whose virtues even more than her Il.
i.,ons rank eptitle her 10 the love and veneraton
Of every creature Ia this realm, bad been suacNel
In the streets by a scOUndrei or madmani u NAV.
tiers no. which abe had Just performed duty OF
kinduess TO a sick relation and 1t was wnteO toe
mont Of rec aiming her carriage her person AS
placed IN imminent danger Yet IN spite o. ms
scarcely three hours later having previously mott
fed her intention TO atteTd the performance o. last
night true 10 her appointment, she came, IS though
nothing had happened the mark of the rutnan
violence plainly visible on her forehead Wnetpe'
Der Msiefty's appearance alOpe-ior Prince A,oeIs,
the Prince Of Prussia and the ladies in attendance
came forward some minutes ater-was acclueHslJ
or intended, the effect was equally toucninS aI-
graceful IL spoke a world Of confidence ciSai.y
convened that whatever inexplicsoie ma 80
might exist in the bosom OF one unhappy
her Majesty felt sure Of the loyalty anu s"''''0
her subjects. IL n the third
oct ofthe )nera. ard more than once sPP,auaeu
the performances Of Viardot Castensh a"u
ceneyaI GaribaIai la Liverpool a
"eD 'n.' ceneral Garibald, the celebrated
IN r. Home arrived In this town oy 'uo
oe'e l' O,,een from Gibraltar. The general wno
acononapied by aide camp. aPPeSoN -
a,csIIent health and spirits w peHo'0 10 81.
LII rernain at Liverpool for Snort uule, auu 'us'
he copten plates visit to America I"is
ne .,,ri,,en some few weeks ago. says; All
~; H. wall.kpown leader OF tue Republican
,star, At Rome. is now residing at TAngiers, IN
Sfics and he is very busily engaged IN writing
memoirs upon the great events in which ne TOOK
such large part. The manuscript has oeeA SOFA
30 bookseller OF Paris, who will publish It az the
same time in the French and ltGhan languaSes
a ootemporary gives the following additional par
tculars re speeding our distinguished visitor lie
has been staying at the Waterloo Hotel, Where
he was treated with the respect due to his courage
and misfortunes He has, however, during his 90
iourn here preserved strict incognlto, having
been introduced to but few OF cur townsmen. by
several shOpkeepers, whose ESTABLISHMENTS nc
visited he was received with marked KINDNESS
He ia accompanied b. afethfal aide .de-camp, one
of that host who escorted him In triumph into
Rome This gentleman who has left every thing
m follow the fortunes Of bis chief, was command
er of artillery at the late siege OF Home wnere ne
received severe wound in the arm, from Wnlcn ne
is now suffering.
General Garibadi has also been accompanied by
an Fpelish gentleman Iamed Towers, who has
taken considerable Interest IN Italian au9irs
through his kindness we cleaned the few iacts
which we now present to our readers. The General,
il appears, after the tell oil Tome ana the deatn u
bis wife from fatigue, in the Appenlnes, at last
reached in safety the islend Of Madeleine, where he
was kindly treated and protected BY the Sandman
Government Thence be went to Tengiers, where
he resided several months. BE afterwards cross
ed over to Gibraltar TO take his passage IN the
Queen, and today Thursday be sails for Ne"-
York in the Waterloo. He will, it is said stay Tor
some time in New-Yorb, and probably revisit
South America, where he previously resided. Inc
rsrorts spread abroad by bis enemies, that he had
'feathered his nest are cOntradicted by facts, for
his pecunary affairs are the reverse of furnishing
The story about bis selling bis memoirs to French
bookseller is false, though we believe he has writ
ten his experiences, which will soon make their
appearance in America, where, as in Europe, they
viii be eagerly read, as few men living can throw
go much light upon the recent important events in
Italy The mother Of General Garibaldi, who now
has the care of his children, resides at present at
Nice, her native place The general speaks in the
highest terms of the kindness OF Captain Brown
and the passengers and crew Of the Queen