, 1860-10-02


Garlba:di entered the private carrisge Of the
French minister, bis staff following In other
carriages, and lone few on horseback; The cor
tege consisted Of about twenty vehicles. Indi-
vidually have never seen such men a5 his
body guard, aud the picturesque dress acts Of
Compared with thesr soldiers Garibaldi is
short, but ver7 powerfully made Along the
crowded Aasinelli, tie headquarters Of iazza-
re II, now constitutional popolapi, one Of whom
rode b. ore Gas;bs'ti's carriage, through the
L. 90 del Casts'lo, the Str1da di Toledo, and
hnsty II the psIazzo della HI gina di Saroia,
oppo:ite the Palazzo RI lie, which the dictator
refused to inhabit, the ccrtege makes its way,
and Gsribaldi enters into what was once q pa1.
ace Of the Bourbor7 = The shouts of The crowd
now gathered together in the square penetrate
the inmos. recesses. and presently the window
opens and Garibaldi appears, followed By
large staff Of officials. Ine others stop, and be
advances alone to the centre Of tie balcony that
extends along the palace, and the cheering is
till the people have little exhausted their
powers; 80 be stands there alone, leauin9 on
his hand, With his fne features in repose. md
an almost melancholy expression on his face.
as it he felt that bis career was duty which
had its thorns as we'll FL its roses; aud that,
though the end sansti6es the means, ret car
mage and slaughter, tosseriug thrones and
crumb1iu9 dyaasties. leave their Impression on
the brow that caused them. have never seen
so grand study as Ga'ibaldi as he stood 81.
teutiy specializing, perhaps over the true value
Of the Ee,p1e whom he had just ffee.i. He
spoke ut some length, but it ~as impossible to
distinguish what be said, though it was easy to
perceive that he speaks wita great e,ergy.
Aaving satisfied, for HE moment At least, the
desires Of the Bsssa Gente, it was TINA to re-
er;er the palace apd receive the welcome Of the
upper classes. The stair aud entree to the die
tator's leyee wore 30 extraordinary Rpe ct1cle.
The door leading to the suite Of apartments in
which the Gerefai held his reception was kept
BY the n1t'oral guard, who were perpetua1Iy
assailed by pertoas desiroua to see The dictator
"face to face" Men OF al! nations, land in alt
cossumee, seemed suddenly to hare started up
in the hesrt Of Naples
The reception was brief-even Gariba!di re-
auires repoee-and after having appeared on
10th sides Of the palace, and received the ecm.
piiments Of FL clas-e., including Venetian
deputy, who said, "We are ready, and only
await Gsriba'di,'' to which the dictator replied,
with 4 quiet smile. "Aspesta, es2etta!" be re.
tired from tho pa'szzo TO bis onartezs in the Pa.
1szzo Angrj, Strads Toledo, where another ora
tion awaited rim. On his way be went 10 the
cathedral, and wka received with due honors
The generality Of priests hare retired to their
cells but m any ere still about, and net one il
tho presence chambe in full chnonicals crossed
by t1i-colored scat, and bearing an enormous
Sa.dinian Asz-" Ttmpord nsutaatsur ct nGs."
Tbs love Of bis personsl staff to.ards Garlbaldi
when they cluus round hin at parting a. if un-
willing 10 leave him alone to enter Naples.
Very few accompanied him, and no troops, but
25 100 u1en will be here in four days. With
these Gasib .1df will attack tho kings troops at
Capua, and will drive them before him like
sheep. as the intlueuce Of his presence seems to
act =. overwhelmingly against his enemy az in
fnTnr of bia ovn uaeu. His marching il a mira