The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-08-24
Alexander Dumas the Present COndi-
ton OF VIKINGS IN Naples.

BAY or NAPLES, July 81, loou
NY DrAR CARNI-I don't know when you were III Ma
piles, but you would not know IT again Listen to my
nsrrative-I who bad the honor Of being sentenced 70
four years Of the gscys by his Majesty King Ferdinand
The Pausppe scarcely anchor here when crowds
Of people rushed upon the deck. man, who PROBABLY
recognized by my looks for patriot, said Monsieur,
where is Caribaidi? when will Garibald be heres We
are waiting him. ], who kno Naples my fngerT
ends, sad to myself, "Ths must be aspy" and merely
replied " Non oopisco" moment afterwards gentle
man politely taking of his hat, asked was not ~ A.
Dumas cat your service" said l; 'but whom have !
took oil my hat in my and said Monsieur, am
here under the protection of the French flag and you
Of 'Corricolo speronsre and Captano ArenaP Why,
sir my children learned to read your books AIRES,
you What idea can you have OF u.s. why, have
your the list OF passengers, and felt II duty
TO come mt TO ask you TO land" Another p,iite
gentleman said that his boat waiting TO take me on
shore. 81 beg your pagdon, pr," said |, "but TO
whom indebted for this obiging Offers ~ am toe
Conmissary Of the port pray sir do not refuse my
wife is most anxious TO See you Your Monte christo
played the other day with the most brilliant snc
cess" Gentlemen " SAID |, there reasons why
cannot accept your invi,a.ionthe first is that am
were To set foot 90 Neapo,itan territory -" All,
Fir who thinks OF such thing 10 these tmesy Hyou
reception" "Ry second reason continued, is that
promised Garibs!d not 10 70 Naples til he was
there" " And when do yon think be will be hsreS" said
the commissary, IN persuasive tone why" sad l,
in fortnight three weeks at the latest" "0h so
much the better, so much tn better exclaimed the
impsiienily waiting for him" could not believe my
ears You know, sir, said one OF Tbs agents,
" that received your letter frein NelsZzo; II
made immense sensation 10 0o0 copies
struck off at once, and IL you 20 60
on sbore now, you would hear it cried IN
the street" and astouisbe1
Sir, said |, since you are 80 Garbadiaa, will show
yos something taat will please youa splendid portrait
Of Garibaldi" Tear stood the eyes OF the police
agent. "Oh, Sir why, we have nothing but the must
viano portraits OF the General and those sold
at enormous price" "Then am half mind to have
this engraved and make patriotic gift Of tke engraving
10 the City Of Naples" But why give it, sir. y,
might cell 1t at your pricsr Ny astonish mont
unbounded Such my dear Carin is the state of feel
ing in Naples The very police agents. who hope keep
their places when Garibald comes to Naples,
Gariba dian than even the res; Of the people.
When the emgrants returned their instruct onsnstruc
tions given il Is presumed, by d. Cavourwere 10 make
the revolution without GaTbadi But it is that
this liz impossible. Cavour must resign himself 10
the revolution made by and with Gsrbsdi. At Nsples,
a. everywhere else, his name is magical The soldiers
Who fought against him at Cataami that he Ia eight
feet hieb-that he received hundred and ffty bals
during the battle, but that when the fght done
be shook his red shirt and ali the balls fell out OF at his
feet ALEX. DUMAS