Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1854-03-29
Ieeting of Patriots.

"A Meeting of Patriots.
IS Yenfas e the FOL SLOWING cxSractsfrom a
letter of a recent date. written By an
American gentlemanin London. Itgives
briefiskeLch of some of 1.-The persons pres
emit at, the dinner recently given by Mr..
Sanders, to The republican leaders wllo>ar
now in that Guy. exiles from their native
land. The writers says:
'eEt=was one of the most interesting
meetings ever attended. II was a gather-
ing such as shall probably never see
again, and accepted the invitation with
much pleasure, however much might
have felt at liberty TO differ with them and
| him nztheir@potic Several americans
were present, and among them, Nj. Bat
chanansa Some of the papersthere wanted
TO knownwfat the Amerioauiminister wan:
ed amonst ills band Of cOnspirdtors.R
AS faras this .matter1is concerned lit is no
body's business. and as long aSihG doesIhis
duty to his couhtry Sdnls che agovernmens
10 which heuis accredited. mo one has Il
right to complain Nv hen,3 awh ere, dorswtth
whom he Dimes. The PrinciPtl. persons
presenta were KossuthI MtzItni, Ledru
Rolin :. Orzini, Gara6aldi, Pulzsky, Worceti
and Hertzen. .os III GodYTsg1 giaH
KussuLh we aluknow aboutain the Uni
ted States. Ills conduct there was any
thing but creditable.to himself rs u leader,
and he was obliged to leaveIthe country in
very unIigniied way. He is 40 very
pleasant man in society, talks well AMI
with great earnestness. He has a mod.
esty and calmness about him that is very
winning. and is well calculated to make
great impression at first sight. ug
rI MaZiui is u remarkable man. |
never-saw a face upon whichaWGs written
more plainly the marks of genius and
! in telleclual superiority. His face is hand
some, pale, but expressive. and his eye
flashes as never saw eye flash before.
He talks English very well, and has
great love for the language.
"Ledru Rollih, the grea: French social
ist, and republican leader, is a man cali
culated TO produce a marked sensation.
He is large in person, and, fine, looking.
He speaks English very badly, and it was
quite funny to hear him Numbering the
English. and 1. in turn. the French.
could understand nearly all he said to
me in French. which, fear. is more than
he did when spoke to him in the same
language.
:" PGIzsky, you know, is the person,
who accompanied Kossuth in America,
and is very agreeable person .s
IL" Worccl. the Polish leader. and Hert-
zen. the Russian, are men of great charnc
ter and energy, ana althou5h, they were
not able to indulge much in conversation,
they produced IL very favorable impression.
Orzini, the Italian, is the haDdsomesC
man | ever saw. His face is perfect
study. He is ofone Of the oldest families
in Italy. ana no doubt you will remember
of having read of the Orsinis at Rome.
He could not speak word of E lglSh
and yet. he seemed to know entirely Gv-
cry thing that pa 'sed, as much as If he
hal been at Il meeting Of his own country
| men.
" But the one | liked most Of all was
GIrbalIi. He completely captivated them
all. He dresses very plainly, not even
delgnlnS to pat on shirt collar. Re
mArkably expressive, his face lights Hp
as he commences u sentence and before
he concludes there seems to be perfect II
Elimination around him. He is emphati
cally practical man. and instead of re-
manning stationary, rs the rest Of the re-
publican leaders seem to be doing, look
ing on with intense AN xiety for the gooo
lime cOn,iny.' he is quietly pursuing his pro
jes>ion AMI earning money for his chill
dren's support. He is a sailor. and brough
" ship from the United States to this
country.
Sir Joshua Wamsly. a liberal nom
Der Of Parliament, was also present NJ
Mazzini is one Of the most accomplished
men ever met. He played upon tn,
guitar, and Sung Italian battle songs Will
great taste and spirit. After g Oclcck
Washington's birth day, they all sang tn,
HarselLaise. and rs they warmed up will
the enthusiasm of the song their excite
nent and enthusiasm became very great
II was altogether most singular gn;her
ne. and very pleasant and agreeable
party"
AWFUL CALAMITY AT VrR11N BAY-t
was stated [ says the B IItmor san un