The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-08-10


Rome In ls4s o. Several sea captains, ctieay Geooe
who cruised with him, follow his fortunes by land,
whether The score. Of hi, e1raordnsry mans sway W.
grounded on love or fear but uncertainty remains NOS
In my mind on the subject. There was young oaptaA
indeed. who told me he would rather face huadfA
Auatrans than address the most necessary quess
70 Gsribsidi when he appears among bis men with ~
close inquiry. Hnd that this terrible ohleisa,
had as yet no occasion to shoot . single man Tor IL
sd SUE, , Spies indeed he has c,agh; and asa.
bis followers has ever any punishment been inflicted net
even that most severe punishment Of ALL expulsion frsn
q his voice which exercise magnetic ascendancy over
these men. He asks Of them proofs Of almost fabulous
foremost among them The hero Of a hundred hshu Il.
ways disDguishable for his tall stature, LOFTY bearing
Woun sS%e~ H iaocui costume GsrSa was never
turn Their res towards him. they are convinced that
s ns man has made bis bargain with the Devil and sold hi
s1ui Ienaer MS body buetproof The example Of the
cheftain has engendered belief among his folio wers
tina; tie greatest safety lies in the utmost daring,
stronghold at which his chasseurs viii NOT dash. whsshs
1t be the power Of human beings TO storm Or not
paign; remember the encounters ct Cassae At vrcs,
Como, Aontechiar and the TonRle and Stelylo con
may have sllo Itself never had more than four sS =
Eve thousand actual combatans at any tims under his
orders add 70 this that he had to contend with tho deadly
while his men, With the exception Of City Genoese ani
the EDglishman were armed with muskes, by the slds
be able to understand what wonders enthusiasm WIN
work when raised 10 its highest pitch by noble cause
and borne up by unlimited confidence in the leader.
The leader was III In bed az l said when went TO ~
him at Lovere, about noon on Monday last. Gsoala
never Ill on battle day, and never well during arms
tce or peace. He suffers from rheumatic fever, An|
told which he only shake OF by ncessant exsrtca
had long talk with the officers Of the 10 the ante
chamber and was kept waiting for about half hour
there was lady in the case" But, upon haviog my
and errand conveyed 10 the general admitted
INTO his sleeping apartment. The seaerd lay in his shrt
IN n nd lnor,n NIL
young personsiising in chair at the foos OF the bed
she was behave suor for the release OF soms one oil
the young Alpine huntsen, her relative, who either hail
got tired OF tie game or wss particularly wanted oy hs
| friends at home
Garba3i was born in 1907 snd is therefore SO yeMs
DID, BE has bright, cheerful LOOK the color OF his skim
ard hair betoken sapgune temperament. There ia nod
enc OF the buss, Autographs photographs &c which
sold by thousands throughout Italy and Europe Car
preston of that noble coun,ensnce. There is nod
| the least approach to 6ercepess widness about
the heios couLienance. He looks intelligent, earnest
benevolent, and anable in the extreme. He ID
square viaaeed He has fine head, bu! moi very mas1
slve: a large but by no means broad face. Eyed
his beard Is sesurdy exaggerated by tho men .hd
| been trimming it in the excessive heat Thd
hair is brosn red, and has been rich and glossy
lion red in it His voice is clear, ringing silver toned
Nothing can equal gentleness freedom Of
address He sat up his bed without the least effort
welcome me- and ike free from suffering, he held
gu, his band and he hidden by common friend
TO take me by Che hand. and would be happy to do So
he then eant his elbow and proceeded with my ery
rand-which is no mans business. As / surveyed tha
fire, bright face, that powerful yet elegant and syms
trcs frame. and behed the fair plump, Lom bard lady
seated by his bedside, could scarcely attend to what
was saying, my imagination back to the scene il
the Talis,nan and fanced saw the lion hearted Kind
lying his ops' hides a1d his lovely Queen suppliaa
| a. his feet for the life OF the Scotch knight!
Truly, Garibaid is oce OF natures kings and lead
Of men, 1t neither fair justice good taste
represent him trucculent bandit theatrical hero
Loaded with stars and crosses by more than
he never wears any decoration distinction whatever
Hs cestum me IL, or rather picturesque yet exreme
simple, suited 10 the cmaes where Jay the of hi
earliest exploits aud common among the people frs
trusted him with the supreme command. At rest from
immediate action he shuns the gaze OF applauing mu
ttudes and seeks humble employm in quiet retirement
He IS the master Of merchant weasel the Tner of
plantation in some solitary isle the moment he ceases
be guerilla chief general BE is modest gentle in
dependent character. He is strongly devoted TO Kin
| Victor Emanuels interests, but / will venture d
say he will never appear at the Court Of Turin moi
| The men OF Garibaldi and his officers loudly and
bitterly complain Of the conduct of the Piedmoutese Wa
Ministry and Of the military authorities Of the Sardinia
Stah General towards their corps Taey neuer fdiri
considered as part Of The HAITIAN army treated al such
though they bere the brunt Of the every stage
the Campaign The supply of provisions has been scanty
imperfect and irregular, and their weapons have been
the viles description. The revolvers which Garibald
own Lieutenant Orgoni, purchased in England, and tort
English rifles which were to Genoa Us a present
the General By an Italian patriot, never reached their ds
| tpaion.
Gariba'di is nov contemplating NOV. from the Alo
to the Apennines from Northern 70 Central Italy Their
will be a gathering Of aboat $1,000 volunteers in 70
magma. Garbadis corps, joined to tina. Of Mszzooapo
will form army capable Of securing the independence
OF Central Italy, at least against any Roman or
The Dito Of Turin states that Garibaldis
are now overe on the lake Of Iseo and that on th
18th Of July he was summoned to BresciA by Gen. Lamar
mora, with whom he dined after long confidential inter
view He returned to Lovere the following day, whe
he was seized with violent pain in his leg, which ha
letter from Milan, in the independents of Turin cor
| tAins rather curious anecdote.
According to the writer when the Marquis Neri Corsn
di LeJatoo, who as you know, prime mover in ID
revolution at Florence heard OF premnaries of peac
having been sgned at ylafranca, he waited upon Al
"exated parsonage 10 what had been stipulated vii
| regard 70 Tuscany.
| exalted PERsoNAGE-Nothlpg.
MARQUE-fhen the Grand Duke at liberty 10 returoS
| EXALTED PERsoSAGE-I don't see why not
MaRoun-But then you will interfere TO protect him
| and re establish his governments
| ExAI1ED PEgsoSAGE-Not l, sssuredly
| cerve HIM
| EXALTED PxRsoNAGE-Ttnt u,ieur
| out by main force.
ExALIRD PARSONAGE TINT n1isur
MARQUIS tra'her nonplussed)-BoH9 TINT mieur' 70
viii permit me TO mention this 10 my friend
EXALTED PERsoSAGE-Wth ali my heart-you will oblig
| me (an=D
The marquis, adis the letter, struck with amazeueu
walked backwards out OF the room, with profound bow
and mutterng between bis teeth the famous TAM nie,
Tbs and other ANECDOTES Of the kind have greatly co
tTouied 10 calm down the feeling of evaporation Whc
the fiat dings of the peace first produced throuehov
ltay Whatever may be the issue Of this iJYooio how
ever, it may be fairly questioned whether ii win be TAI
| mepx for Italy In the end.
THE PREPARATIONS IN ENGLAND.
| LORD LYNDnURsr on THE NATIONAL DEFENCEs
| GREAT BRITAIN.
In tee Houee of Lords the 25lh Of Jay Lord Lynn
| HURST said;--
l wish TO ask the noble duke opposite (the Duke
! somerset) question But before do 90 your ordshp
| vii perhaps allow me TO makea few observations on
matter personsl TO myself My lords am informed thu
an honorable member, supported and backed up by
bic lord In another locality, if may express my
has made certain charges against me With reference
What fell from me the other night in the course OF H
discussion upon the offences Of the country One Of tho
| charges is undoubtedly true The honorable mem be-
stated tina, was an sold man tagged man, or
od PEER for there varied readings Of this classics
| attack. "a laugh.) can only say that must plea
guilty 10 that part Of the Charge while at the same time
cannot but admire the sarcasm SO pointed, % keen,
ber credtabe 10 the taste and talent OF the honor
BILE gentleman who made this extraordinary discovery
/ INCH fnr Of charge. Another