The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1860-10-05
Garilaidi,. Eatraase into Naples.

The corvsspoudsat Of the London 1,me'
olive. ~. GIIcving skr<ch Of this great event
Az lsst n o'cIuek strikes and . bell russ'
and from . distance signal IS male ,sn !,
ibsldi 10 approaching: tra shs .r.i,
rises from Q Thousand voices, sna ' ~ 81.
.tou. . fsv rrdJackets gr< oat, anu eney sN
sg' s.s~.d ~ kis.ed uith that most un-
s..ss;;,i s,.ienee Which characteristics Italian
49,. IT,. vss oae poor elderly man Who
-. "i.,,. of his White beard vas taken for
Sy.;n.,N and vss slobberei 50 that | thought
h. m.st have sunk under the operation, oat
IN, yreat man hsd gone round BY another door.
and ~ there Vas rush IN al directions 10
Intercept ha- We drove rosnu oy sue
.,r..t Ia the front Of the Carniue, and then,
by aknouiny dodge We came In front Of the Die
ts,or. There u No mistaking that face; there Is
The graudesr aud the openness ofnature's noble
man expressed, and Il does not say one thing
while plotting another; Il Is married. by aieyalty
which in vain might be sought for in that OF
many Of the so-called great ones OF the GARTH
I was much struck with his calm self-possess'on,
and the extreme sweetness OF his smile lie
wss not in the carriage Of the French Mininer,
though believe h'had been placed ~ ms
disposal. hut In one hired for the occasion.
Foiiovei snd accompanied by three rows Of
carriages he vent along the Marineila, through
the Bssso Porto, surrounded by thousands,
And desfruei by their greetings, up the Laso
Costello. and 10 ON by San Carlo and the pc
lace Of ths King, which royalty len only . few
hoars tcforc, sad entered the palace OF recep,
ton Tor foreign princes The crowd uA.sd
bsekvsrd and 6rusrd, and 'ooked up " ne
windows and shouted Cor the appearance u
Garibsldi First came one rsd-coat, and then
another. and ct last the hero. What . cry OF
Yira' there rose from the vast mass below
when last that balcony Vas occupied by dis.
tinguished parsonage Il WAS BY the Grand
Duke Of Tuscany, bat in answer 20 no calls,
for there were only few Of those oilers who
always hang about the palaces OF princes. IL
wAs Impossible 10 make himself heard amid the
din and 90. fssion, aad 30 Gsribsldi leant over
the iron railing and gascd intentiy on the
crowd. A wave Of the hand At last asked nor
silence. but in vain .Zini, Ziti J! rose RON
All sides. and there was perfect silence. Nea.
politans.' said q voice as clear rs oeii, snd
With an enunciAiion ~ distinct thai nothins
could fad TO reach the ear
This Is solemn, holy, and memorable Jay.
This dsy. non being subjects under the yoke
OF tyranny, yoa have become tree people. 4
thank you in the name Of the whole OF Italy.
You have perfsrneda great work, not only for
Italy. but for all humanity, whose rights you 1
have yindicated. "HurrAh for liberty !" so
mach dearer 10 Italy inssmuch ~ she has SUI |
fereI 50 much more than any other nations
" Long live Italy ~
The cry was taken NJ pS VAC 'hos -
sembied, and Vira Hdlia = might have been
heard from one ead VI tho city " The other:
There sere curious speotacles 20 be witnessed
in the eroud-thers were members OF legion
of Auarons 10 the number Of zoo, vho- dressed
In the Gaxibaldian uakoru, had vowed To place
them elyes In 6rsat of the National Guard, and
of Gsribaidi, in case the military had inter.
fsred. There we're priests with Tn eo'ored
scArfs over their shoulders and banners IN |
their hsnsls. and bare-headed moaks With mus |
ket, on their shoulders. There were men and
women With unsheathei swords and daggers,
and svori-sticks in their hands, which they
Lrand,shel In all the drsnkeaness OF en-
thusiasm There we're handreds OF Lalrsroni,
armed with pixies, which had been provided for
the defesee of the 'bsrricsdes had the bo9roons
driven the peopie 10 ssch extreuesL such were
some Of the scenes TO be witnessed. remrked
that Garibaldi maie not the slightest allusion
% tho ss0esf Victor Emanuel. and remarked
also that, with ie~ exceptions, the only cries In
the streets we're Yira Garibaih FNrd
Haliar On entering the Palace, and the room
where Garibadi vss received, saw hin giving
audience to deputstiOn Of yenetians We
are Ell ready and organized, General, and
anxious 10 Begin You cannot be more
anxious than am, Was the reply, and then
left the room to take some refreshment
I'm the afternoon Garibsldi visited the Duomo,
and the greetings we're more enthusiasts than
In the movuing, and the crowd Tar greater. IL
uss worthy demonstration.