New-York daily tribune., 1859-07-04

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great State To the of public opinion, 40
when that opinion cannot b. dsreg aided with unity.
A VISIT TO GARIBALDL
A gentleman lately returned from tour in Switser-
land, has sent 10 The L0Rd0R Times aeeount Of
visit he paid, with freIds to Gen. GAibaldi e
Como. The most interesting portion Of the letter 40
! follows:
I'VE drove through quiet streets crowded With
armed men to the Abergo del Angelo, and were re-
ceived ana shown rooms just should have been
year sgo, only there guard IN tue gateway and
passed room full Of officers writing, for the Gen
era bad here taken up his headquarters We did not
slider that it ould be serious bres sch Of the
raiy Of the nation if paid respects 10 the Gari.
bsldi who defended Rome, aud who, AMID all the blum
ders and disasters Of IS, sbosed that only time and
opportunity wanting to develop ip the Italians
sre lie minded herVm and cons'ancy worthy Of ascent
Rome After lunch We sent in our cards, and message
came from the aidde-,amp saying that the Genera Wa
asleep but that be awoke be would prossat
them, and had doubt he would be happy ~ receive
US. After an hours sauuer among the volunteers we
informed that the General would be happy 20 wait
upon the ladies' and IN shoIt time he shown in
He proved as different from what expected was
the state of the town from that reported. From hs
PORTRAITS and warike exploits had pictured 70 myself
very tall, large man. OF salow complexion, with long
black hair and beard, with something Of romaGtio
ar of thOse Spanish guerilla Chiefs who sang their
own songs 10 the guitar killed people with squA
gusto. Just the could scarcely believed thss
the quiet, unafe cted, geLtemaDy man, who entered
and sat down with US Ganbald. lie is Of middle
hight, not more than feet or 3 inches 1 should d
think; squares houl Tered, deep-cbested, power r.
ful map, without being at all heavy. He has "a
a healthy Enghsh complexion, with brown hair and
beard rather liz ht, both slightly touched with gray .,
and cut very short. His head shows very fine a. y
velopmsLt, mental as well o,oral and his face y il
good, though not remarkable 10 casual observer -
nothing 10 show the who could form and carry ous 1T
such plans the retreat from Rome the espars 6 If
Como but when he spoke of the oppression and ser.
ngs ofhis country the lip and eye told hs deep feeling e
ng suppressed and the ste adiat daring eharsr o IF
the child would stop him in the street 20 ask K
him what clock it was but the condemned 10 be 70
shot in hsanhonr would never, after look Of thas u
calm, determined face, waste time in asking mercy >
upon earth. During our long interview he spoke much h
OF passing events excepting his sharej but 1t
without southern ges icnlaon. He has the calm n
manner ard appearance Of the English gentlsmas q
and officer; it ony When he spoke Of the gsaer-
sympathy Of the people OF England with the suffer-
ngs Of Italy that his Saxonhke camness gave way; ~
theD he assured again and how thoroughly ~
it was appreciated by Italians Of every class and how
grateful they were for IT, he showed that the warm "a
blood Of Italy burned in his veins. My mpre sion bad ID
been that his operations the result of rssh IN
impulse than military calculation; but it papsbs le
that strorg may be his impuloes, they hor-r-
oUghly under CONTROL Bold and enlerpsing 70 to
apparent rashnss he is doubt but he il also cool oI
and csicustingi and ss watched him the oppo-
site side of the table, telling the ladies of his voyages
to China and the aDpodes pleasantly and calmly o
il in London drawing ROOM while at any moment he he
migb be interrupted by the FIRE of overpowenngo %.
Austrian force brought by railway TO his outpost fs ,k
no doubt that in of the very worst he had a. r-
ranged exactly what ~ do and would do It. But ~hsk at
impressed most the mental caber Of the man; d;
met him with the idea that he little thss
dssbhg popular military leader. l parted from him q,
with the conviction that his warlike is rers
episode bis history, and that his true grestness
be in the political regeneration and governnsai c
OF his country.
ADDRESSES TO THE ITALIAN LEADERS.
The following addresses have been seversly Cd 4.
dressed 70 the French Committee in Paris for the
Aers Of Italy through the political director Of tie s
S,ecLe 10 the three leaders in the Italian ygs,
Gen. Garbaldi, Gen. Ulloa, and N. Cavour:
TO GES. GARIBALDL
GENERAL: You have comprehended that ne lioa N
which wishes TO become independent and free 0ngt 70 "a
begin by helping itself. At the moment when our ir
soldiers worthy Of their predecessors gased al Moo
ebeIlo the rt victory 10 the molly war. which must Il
not end until Venice is set Free You boldly penetrated
on the Lombard Territory-yOu called on your Italian n
brothers to shake of the Infamous yoke OF ArtAs 4:
and the successes Of Farese Maltats, and Como,
marked each Of your steps. Permit us " offer ri a
of houor 10 the glorious Italian volunteers symbolEsd Vi
il the person Of the chief who guides them With %
mpAh courage and skill You and your compa ons a
rsseu particularly the resurrection Of Italy by I,Aly-
It i on thsi ground that we pray you 70 scoep, tie s
homage conferred by thousands Of subscriber. Il II
viii prove TO the brave who follow your flag ID a in in
France they know not only how to fight, bnt how to
admire ard honor those who raise themselves By pa
oIu dash ~
bravery of tie Italian volunteers remind us of . 10
glest days of cur revolution. H,yN
TO GENERAL ULLoa.
GEsgsaL: You, with the great Mann defended 10 .r
the last hour Itsli,u nationality which had taken
fuge in Venice. When Piedmont again raised wite q
courageous hand the flag Of that nationality you CO
grssped the sword Of Mslghera and rushed fer
ward at the first cab /, the holy war The band wheh ~
oonenced IN the Adnstic With 80 much vgor and cos.
stancy renders to-day and great services TO ths b'
cause OF Italian independence. You are organizing
day-you will conquer tomorrow side by sde with tt
soldiers Of France. Thousands Of volunteers from All 81
parts Of Central Italy have rallied with enthusiasm ~
your heroic name. These volunteers w1l deubsee',
prove themselves " be worthy rivas Of th"ss We