New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-04-06
ARRIVAL OF THE NEAPOLITAN EXILEs IN
LONDON.
F,.s IN. LsnsOa Morning Herald. March q.

Fyss The LsnSon Morning Herald. March q.
Yesterday the fifteen Nespolitan exes VINO arrived
ON Saturday at Bristol from Cork proceeded from the
former place by the Great Western Railway TO Pad
fton where they met with most enthusiastic re-
ceptiop at the hands Of vast concourse OF people,
who had assembled in consequence OF notification
that q Committee bad been formed 70 escort those
brave men to their hotel Soon after III O'Clock t1e
train into the station, when it was bsed with the
most enthusiastic cheers and when the exes alig
on the platform the appliance wss taken mp WITH re-
neved visor. They were received by lumber OF
eentlensn who have taken interest in their bsbs,
and were conducted 10 the Great Western Hotel,
where refreshments were provided. An address OF
welcome was presented by Mr. Hodge and responded
20; after which the refugees assembled on the steps
of the boel where they were addressed In Italian oy
Bigpor Filopante. The following is translation OF
the address;
elcome 10 London The people in this free and
powerful country greet you with the sincere Joy OF
seeing you free from the clutches OF monster wnom
they despise and oetest. Your own Italian brethren,
who before you, have found generous asylam, clasp
you TO their heart We are here It.ians OF al par
ties. There are some VINO profess the Repu6hcan
faith, others VINO prefer the constitutional form; bat
We ell agree in the principle whioh 10 emlnenIy repre-
serted by YOU Wis hatred to despotsn and love for
the union and independence Of Italy. Cheers On,
beloved and uphsppy country Nature has lavshed
upon you all her most enviable gifts. Sac give tle
serenity and color 10 your skes, fertility 90 your
fs lds beauty To your Women the genius OF science,
poetry and art to your sons but tyranny helFs
daughter has made AL her endesvors- happily, not
crowned with entire euccess-to turn tue temple
into jail and the garden Of nature into cemetery
Here you are, noble martyrs, still wearing on your
hands and feet the impress of the chains shich were
impOted on you because you wished To make Italy
'frse and one lCbeefs some OF you for no worse
crime than for having too faithfully served the
tyIant himself, when, with perjury ON his lips sud
tIescbery in his heart, he held you out deceiyiog
hope Of fulfilling your wishes for the happiness OF
Italy Cheers. Renorse, tue forernoner OF death,
the indier alton Of free and powerful England, the
menaces Of war, and, perhaps, the underground rum
bic Of the volcano Of revolution prevailed upon him
10 open the gstes Of your prison. but last token
tf his hatred 10 you, last act OF his inqaity to-
ward YOU be wanted you 10 cross the broad Atlantic
Your resouteness, and cbivsrous devotedness an
the tksl OF one among you, hasteued the moment
when We were to embrace you. lCheers.l Brethren,
again welcome. We are to be to yoa as the watch
WORT Of advanced sentinel Of Italy. Foe sentnel
cries Qua ere Answer, the living martyrs OF
Italy. Welcome, marlyrsl Welcome, onI brethren!
Welcome to the mild atmosphere Of h6er4hty and OF
hope. Personal liberty for you immediately, aod
hope Of the emancipation Of our beloved country
ICheeIsl
The procession was then formed headed by band
and Italians csrryIng the Union Jack, toe French
and Sandman tricolors, and two banners bearing
spectiyely the following words "Unity, lndepsn-
derce ana the Liberty of Italy" and EKiles, Well
come 10 Free England" large number of gentlemen,
chiefly Foreigners following, and then sboat if
teen cabs which, together with the horses gay
dressed ont in aurtls and eyergreens aud ia these
seated the distinguished eIiIes and their ends
to Oxford street 10 Regent Circus down Reeeb street
70 Coventry street but here the leaders up sred
certain which course to take apartment having been
taken ct Of the foreign hotels in the neigh bornood
Of Leicester square. Alter slight confusion tue
processon turned and went toward tae ~.st until it
srrvea At Botan street, which is opposite toe BATH
Hotel, where come Of o. exiles are already housed.
Here the band vas stationed opposite the door Of
Hsichetts Hotel, ct which the cabs ~eTe drawn up,
and the refugees alghted amidst the deafening
cheers Of the vast crowd which bad BY this time col
kcted.
An aIorg the line of route the brave fellows were
most loudly oheered; and they appeared, by their
animated gesticulatons 70 show that they were deep
~ sepsible Of the cordial welcome which bad been
given them by the people on their arrival in the
tropohs The police under the control of Mr..
Inspector Grant, and the arrangements throughout
Of the most satisfactory nature. Those hst ar
rived were the following; Vito Purcsro, AGED 81,
lawyer Luigi Pr,mo, AZ, lawyer; Niboenz0 CuIzo-
eres, So doctor Salvador Fapcitano, 30 Achile
Argentine ~, gentleman; Francesca PfocenEano, 40,
military; Domenioo Dsmis, 80, gen lemsn; 0vidc
Serno, 43, bishop; Angelo Pelgrno, So lawyer; R.f-
isslo Msrro, 8, gentleman; Giuseppe Paee -, gen.
ueman; Fihppo Agresti, g. military; Petro MsEela,
Sc lawyer; Carlo de Angels, a., lawyer Luigi Pa
rent, 80, gentleman.