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form in which, under present circumstances Carl
Daldi can express himself but the above reads more
like proclamation to Italy, an announcement that
although France and Austria have concluded peace
the war is not yet over, and that Garibadi still
keeps his arms in readiness and holds himself pre-
pared to strike for the cause of Italian independ
ence.
SWORD TO THE GENERAL FROM THE CITY OF NICE.
The town OF Nice having voted to General Carl
oaldI sword of honor, notification of the fact was
sent to him in letter from the syndc in the name
OF the municipality, stating that the inhabitants of
his native town could not hear of his gallant con
duct without feelings of pride
General Garibaldi, in a letter dated Loyere. the
ZOth, replies as follows:
am deeply affected and grateful for the gener-
Gus act OF my dear native town. | consider the
niue l nave done for the sacred national cause as
only the duty of the citizen and the satisfaction
OF my conscience is sufficient reward The hon
orable present which is so courteously made to me
by the municipality of Nice is a recompense far
oegonu my merit MY arm may become weakened
and unable to WELD the sabre of honor which
Nice bestows on me, but to my last breath nv
heart will lose nothing of its love and devotedness
for my native land. Accept yourself, Monsieur,
and present to the municipality of our town, the
expression OF my afectionate gratitude.
j. GARIBALDI.
GARIBALDI AS DICTATOR OF LoMBARDY.
lPGTts August u Correspondence Of London Star
Serious rumors have reached Paris this morning
from Italy.
secret manifesto, announcing the only solution
to the intricate question which has been raised by
the war; is said to have been distributed through
out Lombardy. This solution purports to be the
election of Garibaldi as dictator, which would i'm
mediately rally the whole of Italy beneath the ban
ner OF the only one accepted by all Italians-the
only one whose dsinterested patriotism has inspired
confidence in all parties Garibaldi had no voice
IN the affair, which has been got up at the nstiga-
ton OF some of the members of the ex-Municipality
OF Milan, who, alarmed at the revolutionary turn
which affairs are taking in that city, seek to ar
rive at the solving of the problem at once, by
cepting all its consequences without disguise, and
thus avoiding the bloodshed and proposition which
must arise from the false position in which all par
ties at present stand.
NAPoLEoNs VISIT TO ENGLAND.
The London Spectator mentions a story that the
Emperor is about to visit England on an express in
VItatlon from Queen Victoria.
The Journal dH Havre corrects the assertion of
the London Times that Prince Jerome was suffering
from dangerous attack of internal gout. The
Prince has simply been i'll with fever and is re-
covering.
FORCES IN THE WAR.
The journal deS Debdts corrects the assertion OF
Francis Joseph, that his army had been defeated
Dy superior numbers. In reviewing the facts and
hgures furnished from all sources, the Debats finds
that the Kaiser has exaggerated not only the num-
perS OF his enemies, but the losses of his own
troops at Soterino. 1t gives the following table: