The weekly Arizonian., 1859-10-27
CARRIE BAEDI.

"ro believe in the heroic makes heroes, says Dsraeli in hiI wonderful "Conngsby." " True and he nigh, have added, to believe in freedom makes freeman.
 Giuseppe Garibalii, from youthhood to strong mid.manhood, elieved in both, and in the hero and the freeman were blended in harmonious brotherhood the spirit of heroism and the spirit of independence Nor did this united spirit quail under the accumulation of years, for, although more than fifty years have passed over his head the fiery soul is still hot with the old liberty aspirations
 In the verna season a peak of the Alps may be covered with snow, but from any portico in Milan fine far reaching eve will see it grl around midway with Lombard girdlc orgrcen So with this brave Garibaldi Are may whiten his locks, but his heart will have the unsub- dued greenncss of young manhood.
 Itis something to look upon a man like this ito follow in the smoke of battle, and through Alpine and Appenine Businesses and Como val leys, an unconquegabie spirt--to feel that there was at least, one honest leader among a hos of epauletted, glory-hunting, servile marshals generals, and lesser tools of the arch traitor Louis Napoleon, and his ally the Savoyarl IanJ speculator
 The life of Garibaldi reads like a romance Itis full of mclo.dramatio and tragic interest of hair.breadth escapes, of battlc,frc, of trial and trumph'
 A native of Nice, and the son of sailor, h, nursed, in his boyhooi dislike of monarch and monarchi.s. One of the people, he starte, in life a republican, with a single idea, and tha idea the independence of Italy From the mo ment he commenced his strangely advcnuirou life, we find him the advocate of those loft principles which have made his name the svno nym of republicanism from TarantD to Como
 II. read every book he sought the acquain tancc of every man who could tell him some thing of Italy and her oppressors. And after ward, when, as prescribed member of tn Carbonar in 1881, he left Genoa through tn gate of the Linterna, it was under sentence O death as a cOnspiratOr galnst the foreign Hous of Savoy.
 We find Garibaldi next in South America Hero and republican, this unlaunted man rush cd to the aid of the people of the Republic c the Rio Grande They fought Brazil like lion. lupAc ItpunllCAIai anu tue lDItu1Ai man li lii'i ranks was the prescribed Nicoan at the head ( several hundreds of his couutrylneu.
 In the province of s. Cathariue s, his was name 10 be feared by the Bfagau2ar On th sea, as a commander of man-oi-war, on Ian as a leader of heroic troops, this man neye hinched in the hour of peril, nor was oye elated in the hour of victory
 At the village of Burrn, in the province St Catherine 5, a remarkable event occurred the life of Gariballi He was then command, ofa man-oi.war, and had lost his bosom trien, Rosetti He desired friend ol a similar cha acter In his autobiography he says |" walked the dccA ofths Itaparaco with my min revolving these things, and finally came ;o tl conclusion 10 sock for some lady possessing tl character which desired l one day east casual glance at a house in Bgrra, and thcr observed young female whose appearau. struck me as something very eXtraorliuar