New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-11-24

where the ceremony was 10 take place. on the Largo
Gel PalazzO, the open space in front OF the koyai
palace Ii was inst the rite calculate 10 set oil such
e. remony with the facf dc of the Royal palace on one
sde tie two la re buildings of the Forestera on te
right and left and the church of 81. Francisco al
Pao with its cupola and aroados opposite u II. lhe
PREPARATIONS for the reception Of the King had rather
encroached on tie srate, they did the part
toward the church with skeleton trlumphal arch ana
transpaenCes in all stages of prepai5ioni but sum
cient still remained not 10 mar tie general effect,
An altar was improvi,ed close 10 the riumphal arch
and this altar formed the center OF the ceremony 10
the night Of drawn up the Legion and 10 Tue let
TIE Hussars while the opposite side was occupied by
battalion OF the National Guard, which had been H.
yiieo e. 8s Isl at tie ceremony Two companies oil tine
Bertaglieri OF tie Brigade Eber formed double line
from the ForesteIia to the center of the square.
Tie daughter of Gen. Garibalii and tue Marches
Palla,icu the wife Of the Pro-icator, were chosen
az the marine gOdmOthers. The first not beng
prefent, was represented by her father. All being
ready, GaribilC, who came down from Caserta, anu
at bis old quarters III the Paazzo Ang, was IN
formed Of the circumstance, and he drove down III al
open carriage. The Mass, which It IL usual TO read on
such occasions, was over when he arrived, and the
ceremony OF conservation proceeded 10 fohwlth
Padre Giovanni a Franciscan monk, who had accom-
panied Garbalos expedition almost from It's landing
at MaTsla, performed the ceremony Tie col0rs Were
brought up Gy the officers and consecraed IN the usual
manner After this the ribbons tied on and the
nails provided with the names Of the persons concerned
hammered III. This being done, the coors were brought
dresfed the following words TO the officers:
81 am proud to place into your iands and confde TO
your val these two fiags the raenal col0rs of which
are so well known on tue battlefield Of Italian indie
pendence. They will be a rev bond between the Two
sister nations. Evviva Italia! Evviva Ungheria'
general shout WIS the answerto these words, alter
which Garibaldi retired TO the ForeseTia.
The Hungarian troops then formed square, and the
formula OF the oath was read by Colonel Moggorody:
81 swear before God the All-poweriul hdehty to
Victor Emanuel, King of Italy, and obedience to my
suIeriors. i swear not TO abandon my cOOfs and to
defend them to the last drop OF blood in the fight for
Italian independence, until circumstances Will permit
TO return into our own country swear obedience
to the national committee and the chiefs chosen by It,
So may God help me-"
Shouts of 4" ErU1Ua FH0liG 7 URgheri0" followed,
after which General Turr addressed the officers and
soldiers, saying:
"WarTiors: i need not recommend you to defend
your colors, for the LIST of October handful
Of you not only defend them, but beat enemy lar
superior in numbers The commander Of the infantry
belonged to the famous Sd battalion of our War OF
Independence. Follow him, and am sure you will
never devate from the path Of honor"
Then, addressing the Hussars:
And what shall say TO you Hussars From
the day you mounted you baye not missed an OPP
pormity to increase the immortal name OF the Hun
garian HussaIs. Our Oppressed country looks 10 you
aud expects much from you. AS for me- am sure
that when we are once on the frontiers YOU will come
down like a hurricane on the enemy who oppIesseS
us"
GaIbald in the time, lad come out on Tue DGl-
cony Of the Forcstera, where the sight Of him, AS
usual excited hurIabs and demands fOr few words.
Having acknowledged the enthusiastic reception, he
addressed the people, saying:
"1his is memorable day for you, for it cemens the
alliance Of two peoples and establishes the fraternity OF
the people. To-day YOU have destroyed that principle
OF egOtism which has kept the nations separated, and
thus Las facilitated the seryitude Of alt. The people
with whom You have fratemized to-day have the same
eneniCs who threaten you. Your cause is theirs aud
theirs is yours
But before fighting against this enemy outside ou
have internal enemies 10 beat down, and will .e
You that tie Chief OF them is the Pope. If have
duired any merit with you, | have acquired that OF
telling you tire truth frankly and without vail. Ia
usi tLis privilege tell you that your chief enemy Is
tie Pope.
81 am Christian as You are; yes, am Of that re-
gon which has broken the bonds Of Slavery and has
! reclaimed the freedom Of men; the Pope VINO OPP
presses bis subjects and Is enemy OF Italian indie
endence is no Chrstian he denies the very principle
of ChIistianity-be is the AhiichTst.
"ILs truth you must spread among all those who
are near to you it is only when all Italians shall be
thoroughly convinced of this truth that Italy will be
really Tree and united
Garibadi had several times TO interrupt his speech
Oh account OF the plruse which his words elected
from the multitude below.
After a breakfast which had been prepared in the
sale of the FOreseIa Garibaldi went 10 see Colonel
DUngOo, an hungarian, wounded Oh the LIST, whose
leg Lad been amputated III the morning. Before re-
tuning to Caserta he went likewise 10 see BiXio,
who Is laid up with Lis broken leg at the PalazI
Angi.