The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-11-10

what heroic sacrifices and what deep dovo,n tho uncor
rupted and incompatible Romagnoli are capable.
amusement it was fine morning at eight oclo *
that started our tour The General, Madame
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troccin, guides through the most difficult passes Of
the wood, closed the little train The biroccino Is two
wheeled carriage with one horse peculiar TO the Komag
na, and the quickness with which they be driven IL
quite wonderful. The weather was beautiful; mild
autumnal breeze tempered the heat Of the sum-
horses set Off at q brisk pace, and less than
quarter of hour reached tho skirts of the forest
extends along the shore Of the Adratc for thirty
miles northwards from Ravenna, covering fiat, sandy
tract which varies in breadth between and three
miles. II forms endless succession OF lovely gades
creeping plants OF every kind display their uxuriant dow
ers and ripe berries Wild cherry apple and pear trees
laden with fruit estoons Of wild vines bending under tho
weight Of their grapes shrubs OF barbery blackberry
and dog rosc In short everything be assembled
here TO do homage the king Of the ferest the lory pine
graceful branches and Offering 70 the winged Inhabitants
Of this ne solitude the safest Of haunts and to the Italians
Mute with admiration beheld with delight the ever
changing effects Of light upon the tops Of the trees and
Gliding What could be more sSsD in such
scene, 70 listen to the fascinating aud instructive
conversation Of the illustrious man whom we ac-
companicdp Notwithstanding the lively emotions
which that scene must hsve raised, tho General
was this morning particularly disposed 70 be COM
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not only because the dangers TO which he aud his
were exposed were slight when compared with the sue
cesses he achieved, but because he had not been
obliged TO utter reproach innict punishment On
the Romagno he bestowed the highest encomums, and
he assured that among all the towns of the Romagna
Ravcnna distinguished herself by the entire absence Of all
spirit Of caste aud by the loyalty and union which pre-
vailed among her Inhabitants. He enumerated many
persons who had rendered him particular services 1872
and dwet long the praises of certain native of Con-
cacchio, named Bennett who had saved him from the
grasp OF the Austrans at the risk Of his own life.
But il such grateful feelings still dwelt in the heart of
Garibad towards the brave Romagno neither had they
themselves to danger and the report OF his visit to the
Pineta had not failed to animate its solitary paths. The
further advanced the frequently were we obliged
to stop to receive the demonstrations OF affection which
they offered What splendid types Of manly beauty these
Romagnol Strength, energy, and loyalty speak out
of every feature Some of them seemed mute with
ton at the sight idol their long cherished hopes
claspng convulsvey the hero's hand, and fixing upon
him dark, deep eye, more eloquent than words.
After drive of thirteen miles the shades OF the forest
became more transparent, and our carriage, making
sharp turn, stopped before a farm house, where we
ahghted and discovered that this the flor0
Of the propied Of the Marchese Guicco and that the
modest room in which we were seated was the identical
refuge where Madame Garibald true victim of herosm
and conuga love- beathed her last sigh on the bosom OF
her sorrowing husband.
pass over the joy with which the farmer received the
hero after his years Of difficulties and dangers and
will only add that in dcsoate country at the extremity
of the Pineta, we found table loaded with delcaces,
but that which gave zest TO the banquet was the heart
felt joy with which it offered.
Eighteen guests seated at this table. Every now
and then some brave Romagnoi came in to drink the
Generals health, To recall to recollection
perous escape in which they had shared, and thus in
little while filed and outside the door mp
pearcd mass of heads At this moment the engineer
officer T, in short but meaning speech, In which hs
recounted the chief exploits Of hero proposed his
health and Garibald after returning bis warmest thanks
continued as follows
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Thus interestingly, and much than this, the Gen.
era spoke but would occupy too much Of my space to
give more II was not an orator seeking to nsonsh his
auditors by eloquent periods but chief adored friend
in penhearted converse with his faithful adherents
awakening in them sentiments Of patriotism by the re-.
cal of acts Of heroism But the hour of departure
was drawing nigh, and obliged to take leave of
our kind entertainer and regain carriages
We had not driven above a mile when the carriage
stopped before small country church. before which stood
priest, who in low and humble voice invited US to
enter his modest chapel Neither my companions nor
could doubt the purpose Of his invitation when he dis
trbuted among US little coronets Of fresh flowers and
conducted 10 recess Dy Tue altar, where
tain reposed the ashes Of Anita Garbadi. We dropped
our garlands and mingled our tears the tomb, and
after few moments Of silent but intense emotion we
mounted our carriages and pursued route ST. AL.
berte, where again received with acclamatons
Of joy and delight We were afterwards met by the
Marchese Rosa who brought the General dispatches
from Bologna and our departure for that city Axed
for the morrow
Our journey thither series of oyatons-somc al
most frantic AT Lugo and Mcdicina these demonstra
tons reached their climax. Horses longer ne
cessary should never get to the end of my letter if
told half the mad pranks which were performed around
Suffice II TO say that amid the changing Of bells the
report Of and the blaze Of Nominations we at
last reached our house at Bologna.
Although have already, fear, exhausted your pa
tience, cannot close without communicating to you pro-
ject which hope win obtain your approval am about
TO endeavor TO raise subscription in Nice and other
places for the purpose Of erecting monument the
remains OF the heroic Anita Garbad Do you think you
could do anything 10 aid In this in England If my
letter should DO thought Of sufficient interest to be insert
ed in one OF your papers, perhaps this hint may find
response in some of those who read IT, and thus afford
little help in the execution Of the wish Of the heart Of
your afeciionate sister.