, 1860-10-01
GAK1 1RALDl-.EETKiN INTO ra.
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GARlRALDl--EETItA INTO Ma
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4 Grand Spcctacle-.-Srecch of Gar.
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A letter dated Naples. September7, s.ys; LIS
soen IS lli* Majesty left provis,onas govern
ertini, Bella, Colonna, Conftrti, Aeresti, aud
k'ec'a!dl. Coscrz WIS appointed pro- Dictator,
! and Bersruri Secretary General This. OF
coarse, is suffice: to modification ty Gsriba1di,
- And DOW for The events OF the day. Gariba1-
dl Is among US. He marched. as one of his fol-
miles eonsecutively. We'll, be arrived at Saler,
no yesterday, md bad, en- gisen to under
stand, most brilliant reception. "Perhnns be-
may cone in for tie Feast CT Pts di G.otts,"
said soms, but was thunde.struck at the n.
formation OF friend this morning that lie wss
10 be here within the hour. There wss no time
to be lest, and 10, though raitcr dull and Tor
Gsken-looktrg town. We drove 10 the railway
There IVES no signs Of preparation on the road
"A ban er Of The Madonna hung across the
street from the church to the harracke, but no
Sasdinian flag TLesc YES no hurry. scitrry iu
tae streets, and thought that there might have
been sore mistake about the matter, but ncth-
ing Of the kind.
At the railway. station National Guards were
stationed II all the entrances. and flags we're
cnnlnE down in rapid succession, for The arfi.
val Of the Dictator was sudden, like everything
h" does, and teople were unprepsred- The
waiting 1ooma inslde we're full Of the most emil
nent characters OF Naples, at least among the
Liberals. There were sil th: members Of tie
Committee which hiss Issued its mysterious
Commands for 80 many months ;;Aza1a, the new
commander Of the National Guard; Leonardo,
tne historian; great many Of our cou1trymen,
Hanover among tie number; q fex, bat very
few ladies, - sill there was m Impression, that
who was chief OF The provisional government
Of Lecce, and who indulged in aaecdotes Of
Garibaadl, whom he knew we'll in Rome. But
what delays the Dictator? 1ea O'clock sud lie
dues cot make his appearance. At last bell
r'ngs. q train approsches, and there is q sre-
the hero; it is C. convoy If Bavarian soldiers,
who have la!ely deserted, and are joining the
winning cause. So Te turn round sEair, and
talk over the sut[.rings and persecutiens Of The
last twelve years, and pnlat out all the IT mark
ao:e men in The Toom. at last l2 o'clock strikes,
and bell sounds, and from distance a
signal il ,nade that GaribaIdi is approach.
INF "Fiya Garabalci!" rises from Thousand
voices, and the tram stops; q few red.j4ckets
get out, and they are sezed, hugged anu kissed
with that most unmerci!ul violence which char.
acterizes l.a1'nn ardor. There was one pocr
elderly man, who, BY virtue OF his white beard,
was taken for GasibaIdi. and WIS slcbbered SO
th,t I thought he must hs7e eunk under tie o..
Grafton bus The great man had gone round by
another door, 41d SO there was rush in all di.
rec:ions 10 Intercept lin. HI drove round bY
. side h,rcet to tae front Of the Carmiue, and
thus. by d kausTtu4. dodge, we cams in front Of
the Dictator There is no 1nistaklng that fae.;
fhere Ia the grandeur and openness Of natures
nob]eman expressed, aud it dues not say any
one thing while plotting another; It is marked
~ loyuitr which in rain might be eouRht Tor
IN that Of many Ct the so.cal!ed greas ones Of
the esrih. was much struck with his cafu,
senpnessssion, and the extreme sweetness Of
French Minister, though believe it nad been
placed at his dispose1-but i. one hirt for The
ec:aslou. Followed end accompanied By three
lines Of carriages. he went alon K the Ma1inellH,
through thc Blsso Porto, surrounded BY thous.
aads, md ocafered BY ,helr greetings, up ths
Of the kiEg, which Royalty left but few hou1a
before, and entered the palace us reception for
foreign priDceR- The crowd waved backward
aud forward, looking up 1T the windows, md
shouted for the appearance ot Glrlba1di First
came one red coat, then another, nnd at last the
hero. "aat cry or tiu7 there rose from q
vast n1sRs below1 Il Wss impossible to ska
himself heard amid the noiss and confusion,
and 30 Gar'baldi leaned oyer the iron railing
aud gazed inteutly on the crowd. 4 wave of
the hand at laat asked for silence, but in vain.
"Zts:i! stir" rose from all sides, aud there
Eas perfect silence. 'Nespolitaua," said a
voice ss clear as bell, and with an enur cia;iou
80 dl@'inct that nothing could fail to reach tho
ear
Tbs is solemn, holy, and memorable day.
This day. from being subjects under the yoke
OF tyranny, you have bec.ms free people. I
t9ank you II ths nems 81 the whole Of Italy.
You hare performed q great work, not ONLY 70.
Italy, hut for all humanity, whose rights ycu
have riadicsted. suutrah for liberty = no much
dearer to 1tbl5, iaaymuch as hhe has suffered 80
aiy!"
sz1nbled and Fipa Lalia!!" might have been
heard IRON o1c end Of the city to the other.
There we're cur!ous s2ecttc1es to be WITNESSED
IN the crpTd-there were members of a legion
Of Annazons to the number of 200, who, dressed
IN the y arlnaldlaa uniform, had vowed to place
themselves Ia front Of the National Guard and
Of Garibslti in case the military had interfered.
There wess priests NTH tri colored sza1fs orer
their shoulders AID banners il their hands, bGre.
beaded monks with Inuskets on their shoulders.
There we're men and women with unshcRthed
SWORDS aud daggcrf, and swo7d3si1ks in their
hacds Which they brard:saed in all the drunk.
euness Of Enthusiasm. lhere were hundreds OF
Lszzaroni. armed with pixies which had been
Irosiced for the defence Of the barricades had
the Bou1boos driven the people to such ex-
tFeucs- Such were som. Of the scenes to be
Witnessed. lre1arked that Garibaldi made not
tue slightest alEusion to tho raus Of Victor
Emanuel, and l remarked ago that with fsw
exceptions, the only cries in The streets were
'iva Gsribasdi!'" Viva 1tali!' o. ents.iue
the fAlace and :.c room in which Ga7ibaldi was
recetved, saw MIN giving audi=ece Ia depu
tatlon Of Fen='sal-. "W.. a,c all ready and or
ganised, Gsacr4l. ~ i anxious 10 begn.'' " You
cadnot be more aux'oas than I am, !" wcs the re.
nj ans ha, hs taft -.
take some re:re6hmea:.
In the Ate:noon GAriba1di visited the Duono
and the greetings were mere enthusiastic than
IN ths morning. aad the crowd far greater. 1t
was worthy demonstration, From The Duomo
be returned TO the P4l.zzi Aneri, in tie Toledo,
said "a rssdo anywhere; for h1s cflcers tell me
that he may 70 cT to G4eta in th4 mor.lirx. CT
TO the Aoruzzi In the evening. Weneyer knew
his movements or his whereabouts. How tho
peoples lungs stand it cea't make cut, but
thete was no occasoo Of shouting and Of gal
loping up and down, and kissing and hursinx
tue whole Of this blessed day; aad, now the
night hss set iu, every houae Is illuminated.
There is to7chHght proceeeion in carriages
aud on foot in the Toledo and other parts Of ibe
city. Crowds rush a1oag with torches Or ban
uers in one hand and Enives OF s1ords ID the
o.her, like % many mad Baecbanaliaus, only
they were not drunk, except with joy and new.
llf-fcuud liberty, aad they stop uad hug and
kiaa, aad then rush on tilt they NICE: with o,her
crowds.
cAR5RALD1's SUBSEQUENT AEAsuREs-
SArLrs. Sept. s.-The Marchese y,1,amarina
had an iaserview Of two houra yesterday with
Gaslbald', who, as far Us can make out, as
sunues the command Of everything. aud asserts
through independence OF action. The proyis.
!ooa1 government which had been formed has
t nsen put down In tbs following significant