The weekly Arizonian., 1859-10-27

 at the moment though for some cause which was not able fully 10 ascertain, that l gave orders and was transported towards the house But there 1 knew of no one to whom l could apply for an introduction. soon, however met with a person, an inhabitant of the town who had been acquainted with mo from the timC of my arrival soon received an invitation tC take coffee with the family, and the first person who entered was the lady, whose appearance had so m1steriousiy yct irre,.tbly drawn mo to the place. l sa,utci her; Ue were acquainted and | found that hidden treasure which l dis covered was of rare ani of inestimable worth
 Garibaldi and the lady were married, and il was q marriage of hero and heroine. Like him, she was a republican, and like him, too feared not the face Of man More than veal aitcrward the husband, at the head ofhis troops accompanied by this fair American Amazon suspended his infant son in a handkerchief tied about his neck, and kept the little fellow warm with his breath in the wilderness of the Bil Graude. And years, aftorward, too, when Gnri baldi was compelled to fly from Rome, this brave woman followed him until death overlook hei at the mouth of the Pc.
 The BraHlliau imperalists were successful and the name of the Republic of the RiC Grand. was writ in water
 GaribalIi then went 10 the cock-fghting eft, of Monteyiieo, and defended it against tha incaruate devil, Rosas of Buruos Avras. II. fought the troops of Rosas in the field and hi fleet on the La Plata, in sight of C0rrieutes Subsequently the Mouteyidiaus, who com mcnccd a war of liberty fell into intestine ieuds and rival leaders, as is usual m South America made war upon each other to the knife, an. the knife to the hlt' The Italian legion, mum ! 1. ! .I Il -1ertions in behalf of the traitors to repubH cnnism.
 l About this time, the revolution in Paris brok out Soon the news of tLc downfall of th 1 Orleans BourboLs was known in Monteyideo and the European sky grew dark and threaten | ing
 l Garibaidi hastened to Italy Landing at Nice he tool, the leadership of a small force unde l Charles Albert and fought the Austrians wit all his fiery nature in the Como district IheI came the disastrous defeat of the Sardniaus a ] Novaro, and the triumph of the double heade eagles of the Hapsburghs.
 Troubles in Rome were ahead, and Carr baldi hastcneI along the Appenines 10 the gate of the Eternal City The people of th grand old city looked around for leader, an the ubiquitous Ncean was there Co lead them
 The Romans found him worthy of the bray days of old Oudinot was driven back to th confines ef Tuscany by this intrepid Garabald and the Neapoltau army, with Bomla at it head, was routed and fled beyond the frontier
 In reading the history of the seige of Rom, one is iorcibly reminded of the yen-ration its people for its works O. art and its crumJlin monuments.
 A shot from the French army struck the "A, rora of Guido Rcni' Gen. Lc Vaillai
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 tresco painting Another shot fell upon tI Republican reHque, the Temple of Forum Nirilis" broke the coruce and portions of i base, and one of the columns of palace Rallacle was shlyered by the cannon balls.
 These things were foo much for the Roman An American would have said, give us libcr and let the paintings and monuments go B
 the Romans clung to their paintings and mon ments, and every shot which Oudiuot fired th
 struck or endangered them, lysseued Garibald
 power of resistance.
 Finally yielding to the general wish that q
 monuments of art and masonry might be pr served, and the prevailing opinion that q ? French must conquer, he silcnced his guns al a left Rome Co succor Venice
 But an was over there. The Swan of q Adrat.c' was Jeff 10 sing her dying notes uud ! Austrian domination and the defender of | ? Eternal City, after many pcriious aiyentur , in Italy, escaped, and came 10 New Nol b Thus ended the revolution of lg. When the Characterization war broke ot ! Gar1alii hurried to Sardinia, and the wor s knows the history of his eallauiry in that Con p country where he fought ten years before ' Tho telegraph informs us that this rcmai Q able man has not yet laid down his arm. b expressed his intention of pushing his twel ' thousand troops to the Appeuiucs where he