New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-12-08
WHY GARIBALDI RETIRED.

TURlr Nov. i5.-The retirement of Gaiibaldi has
given e to great evaporation of party passions
throughout Italy, that it threatens 10 have amentabe
effects the future wefire Of this country Ideent,
therefore, detalle that the Enl ish public should have
I'll particulars connected with that inevitable yet
melancholy event, and translate for that purpose part
Of a eorIerpordeIc Which throws light the subject,
ard bears mmistahable marks # its tTuhuness upon
its very lace. Not few of these details We're already
made known from various sources, but the following
narrative sums mp the whole transactions with such
clear ess of evidence that think it cannot fail to be
read with great Interest by all who have hitherto fol-
lowed tie thread Ct political changes in this country:
"Gailaldi left II il morning at daybreak, with very
few Of biz intimate friends bound directly for Caprer.
As his departure will too probably give rise TO bitter
Iolcnics and Jussorae discussions deem IL useful TO
,n you all know about it, narrate positive facts,
With | lead from very credible Witnesses intimate
friends Of GaribalGi and who greatly coOperated with
tboee who exeIted thems Ives 20 keep him here.
"His meeting with I! G King was cordial and eXpan.
five Oh 10th tides but the Kings advisers in 40
fI wrMg that they allowed themselves TO be brought
to the nOmeIt of that interview without any foresight
OF JreIaritiOD aganst such an event. Toward the
Clote Of tie conversation, the King and Garibadi
can To talk about military operations Well the
King concluded we shall attack Capua, and if you,
GereIa viii to give us hand in the attack settle il
with Gen. Della Rocca who has nv instructions. BY
there words GaIibalGi was placed under the orders
of Della kocca. However exempt from personal
ambition tat excellent soul may be, he could not
fill 10 be wounded TO the quick add 10 this the re-
serve sdoJtod by the Kings staff toward GaIibalds
stah, and YOU ill understand what mean when siid
that GaiitGdi ad been 70 some extent sghted. Gar
ibaldi went hack to Caserta and placed Gen. Medici
and Lis division under the orders of Gen. Della
ROccs, but for himself took part whatever in the
taking Of Capus. TIE Government became aware Of
tie error tley had committed, and tried To make up
for it 20 tie lest Of their ability The political men
who surround tie King endeavored TO excuse their
wsr, of foresight bv alleging the necessity of feeling
their own way, and 10 guess what might give pleasure
TO Garbsldi. What would you haveP said one Of
u EN- 10 ore. 'Garbaldis character, on the very
couD, Of his immense virtues of BIZ heroic sefdenil
is IA very difficult 10 deal with. One does not
know bow TO lay hold Of him. What could we offer
lin 2 The rank of man.hall He will not accept it,
out Of regard for Cialdni The great Gordon Of the
ADnunziata lie would answer he wears no orders.
The title Of Prince of Calatamil He would ray his
name is Cureppe Gaibald, and he Is quite night if he
objects 10 change bis name. pension to Guibald?
Ii would only offend him. An estatel He would say
C6lleTa If all lie wants.
Z" There is certainly great truth in all this. They
next wished 10 sound bis intentions respecting his army
for The future. On Monday, the 5th, Of biz friends
Or cent ~ question him, and 70 make some proposals.
10 lin On biz own basls. This friend went to Caserta;
be WIS four hours with him. but he could not have ore
minutes ttte-a-t6te. CIispi was always presently,
Crispi is honest mani grant even practical maj
but be has the iron viii and the violent passions Of
Southern man. Gauibaldi's friend bad 10 withdnw
v ithOut accomplishing his mission.
Fears we're entertained that Gar1baIdi might set
tut for Caprera on the very day i'll which the King
was to enter Naples it would have been very grew
,us scandal and would have revealed in the face OF
Europe dissension which land keep this well in mind
or fha have to prove III in reality does moi
Art. Ii waf known that the General had strong
ent toward this; and the order had been given TO
he Washington, ar wrote, 10 keep ready precisely
or the Wednesday morning. Ii was well known that
rom Caserta Gaabald had written with his hand.
nd frcIn bis own inspiration, long etterto the King,
which be especially asked of linn the confirmation
all the ranks of his army. This letter conveyed