The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-09-11
Spanish democrats the brilliant successes he has OBJ
tanned in the late campaign
To 8. EDwARD CAMpos, AT MAppp

Spanish democrats the brilliant successes he has OBJ
tanned in the late campaign
To 6. EnwARp CAnpos, AT MApup
MY Vxas DEAR FRIEND AND CohrANoS-Your congrata-
laory letter has given the greatest pleasure 1t Is not
N vain nat nave always counted on the sympathes Of
sphere OF politics will always be the samc--iberty,
union, and Independence. Such are the three
bIems OF my military shields shall never detach my
self from them, for they form the golden hope
VI 30 many years of abors and suhcrngs. The
vahnt and loyal Spaniards right TO have confidence
In me- When the just aspirations of the Italian people
shall be realized when Italy shall truly be free from the
Alps TO the Adriatic and when she will have nothing
more to fear for her liberty shall visit your rich PENN
sula and feel sincere pleasure in knowing and embracing
all the brethren and coreligionists whom I am not
acquainted with The fate of propitious TO
in this last contest; nothing owing my valor have
merely done my duty soldier OF freedom. Adieu,
most dear brother; salute my name the valiant and
honorable sPanisn democracy, which is SO well repre-,
sented by the Discussion, and count ON the FORMAL
promise OF your aiieconate friend Health and forwards
IEvxRA, July 10, 1859 J. GARIBALDI
General Garibaldi passed in review on the 18th O.
August on the exercise ground of Modena part Of the
Eleventh division Of the Italian army and declared him
self much pleased with It's appearance He afterwards
visited the Military Hospital and spoke most kindly 70
several Of the wounded soldiers.
Provision Contracts OF the British Gov.
crnmcnt for the Year.
Dublin (Aug. 2b correspondence Of the London Tines
The annual notice from Somerset House holds out u
cheering prospect this year to the Irish grazcrs and all
circumstances taken into account home consumers may
be prepared for pretty stiff prices for the next twelve
months.
Abiding to the Of the supplies required by govern
ment, the Wexford Independent thus morazes-In sup
plying the large stores OF meat food required for her
armed forces, England has long drawn largely-as
time almost in some degree wholly-on the ample re-
sources OF Ireland The green fields OF Erin clothed with
natural vegetation and esh-producng succulence OF
pasture unknown in any equal extent of country within
the temperate sunss afforded such supply, and that
such - QUadty rs could nowhere e,ss be equalled.
The necessity Of England became matter Of
benefit and advantage to Ireland and the for
country was taught to know that it had little
advanced in policy political economy as long as il
kept the statute book the dsgraceful enactments
which strictly forbade the importation Of Irish cattle into
England. How changed Is the world now? England has
learned that it is Of vital importance to encourage
what she formerly utterly forbade and every day
to improve that feeling, for in the advertisements
lately issued for supplies of beef and pork for the
ensuing the supply is TO be purely the produce Of
Great Britain and Ireland the pork being specially prohi
bted from being Amcricdn. This is il should be- While
Ireland supplies her in full quota to the defence Of
the realm let Ireland also send her supplies The quan
ties required are ON large scacnavy beef 500 erces
and $500 barrels navy pork, 5000 terces and 30oC
barrels That tins will be manly supplied from Irish
there scarcely be question: though rhaps
not directly, killed Irish SOIL but the supply, in
stage the other must be from the quarter and
good and encouraging prospect opens producers and
feeders in the required supply.