The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-11-22
Interesting Account Of the Interview Between
Victor Emanuel and Garbaldi.
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l-fecal CORES pondeuoe OF the Londca News
GAhIsaLpi's HsADQUAsruxs CAIv, Dot p, 1853
= my act letter told you that teavy IRE, wnlcn
vas the direction Of Teano, induced me 70 oe
5ad lett marching toSarss Calvi. hai been attacked
scarcely mad sent THAI letter 10 Ssrles when heard n,
tcen mrtakea and that itwr Caldinfs guns wn'cn
we're sauting 20 600 Seapotaus who, under the com.
nahG o. General Bsrbsurga, wared 70 prevent me "a
Of the Pednoutese between Casc.uo and sessa.
MsdiEi, sto sirce the bF.iaaai Raair OF haccrone
mad rot seen the euemy, had taken the road
witch Passes through agnano and skirts Monte
santa Croce and On h's arrival AZ san FeHce
oesrd thai q large holy OF NespOltacs intended 70
make = stand the mcuntSin groGud which slopes
down towards the plain Of the Gerigano. Although he
RAD scarcely 600 at hand he boldly went 70 ATTACK
enemy and few hours compelled them TO retire
yst King war then AZ Teauo WITH General Esnti On
ng that Csdn had to contend with the whole OF the
1r oaupgas corps he hastened by flank march TO he
rsbt Of hs General, bet whom his Mues.y arrived next
ofnnF the Nespoazs had already retired partly upon
seera and parity upon santa Maria della Pana.
The day after this brilliant affair nothing took place,
ard General sasano my old acquaintance OF Capua, VINO
tie IN chief of the Bourbon army, went
W zee Ciaidin who had received orders from Victor
Emanuel TO explain 70 him bow helpless the position
81 he Neapoltan army Sazano, however, declared that
troops Of his royal determined IN fight
Sns there battalion left, ard he then went back
10 hs headquarters at Sessa 10 the meanwhile cart
bAd who had concentrated here the whole or the forces
be had brought from SAINT Angelo two days BEFORE hal
aeat Colonel hssori to compliment Victor Emanuel at
feaDo, and inform him Of his arrival The King received
snsori most anectonatey aud complimenied him on his
gallant exploits at Aeazzo. Victor Emanuel, who was
surrounded by bis brilliant sar evinced great interest
ihe army OF Garibald, and asked Nssor great many
questions about Us organization he then asked the
yoong officer how many Garibaldians, under Oetone
Nn,la and MAJOR Caldes,, had returned 70 the csmp
AbruzN expedition On hearing that our OF oVo "uo
asd started from Caserta ong bali had come oacSi we
Kne told lhssor that they had been mostly msssAcrea ~
kbe armed usasantry OF the country ~ nave the oics
proofs 10 my possession added bis Majesty that ~ ser
nj. even The women ected those poor young Fellows
a. The mos oruel tortures One Of them b irnt 70
death. three others utated In the most norroe
a,anrtr aere his Majesty mentioned details ineSpres
NIv lrsrkf MgE
reei Garibad next IT tho foot OF h called santa
MIA della Croce and that he should review E,er
and Bixlo divisions. which bad followed U.s. A. eight
er!oSs Friday morning accordingly our soldiers were
arawu up good order and although covered With rags
they did rot make bad show When the klag made mis-
Appearance, followed by brilliant sta1, Garioad ad
rAIccd 70 meet him. Ii wW curious sight. the eie
rant sp.en I'D uniforms OF the Fiedmontese officers
uased curousy with the plain red shris o. the Carl.
esldisns. The General himself wore his famous wide
awake plain red flannel shirt hall covered |
oy his American gray cloak, and pair |
had at hs side his famous Ensna sword |
81 Ca laiaarns aad Neazzoa sword which is worth all
lhe embroidered "a forms the world The two great
aders Of Italian unity then cordially shook hands and
could by their faces thai that shake OF the hands
tbe expression OF true sentiment OF affection on
Gar had t part, and or the greatest admiration the
k,pss The two stalls had halted al certain distance
,nn Of those The King complimented the
General by saying, that without his daring expedition
Toe unity Of Italy woulJ no have been reality for ten
year, 10 come 81" may be, sire, answered Garibaidi,
.hpt could not have attempted my expedition had no,
Victor Emanuel been the moat noble and generous OF
kmgs
when he King and GsribAdl appeared in front OF
columns the cntausias,ic cries OF IL oc0 men
satuted them. II was imposing and curious
sooue TO see those hall ragged fellows forge, tho
o. series Of a loog and narrassng campaign in
greeting the Two men who personaed the cause OF their
oogntry Victor Emanuel seemed 10 be extremely graft
hea III hi, reception, and whoa the soldiers cried out
Long live toe kng OF Italy he never failed 70 answer
aLong live Garibaidi Long I've his srmyp' When the
review Garibsldi aad Victor Emanuel role TO-
selher iowai Is Bons the two sins following them at
.Da n.psc me eo.s SAINT An9e and css, asd
70 have near view Of Cspu, Garbaldi accompanied
ssn az isr a. Carmigaao, ride OF nearly m hour or
eourse they talked freely on tbs present situation Of the
I'm and although their conversation heard by
The officers Of Their staff have on good authority that
Sarbsdi did not lose the opportunity OF defending the
policy be had followed after MS arriva Naples OIL
Ger al GGrbAfs stat told me that wheu no had parted
iron the King the General said did NOT shrink fro
failing the King that he IS surrounded By set Of
~so arc not the wsrmcst friends o. Italy isi % per
susde him that oil tina, has been said about the ufucr'e
cicilny. How could send Lotto exile hizz nj 20 has
nc.e much FOR italian unlty sad q Victor Emanuel,
and hiE Majesty agreed nat was right"
In this meeting q Was sgresd ths, GIFibsIirs amy
should 10 Ssui Angelo sne bcsre Capra the
"a the rgh bank q the Gsriglaho and ss are On the
pozi Of leaving Calv 70 return TO SAINT Angelo. eau
n< however cav Sc thai THIS order gave some offence
done teen "Why," fAid the soldiers "t A. II |
toe Fcdnonie.c sshamsd a. M Il they |
id Dot wAal 70 associate VITA US. 1t is true |
&c are ut ssch ssciis they are bat We have !
spught lard - sN months. ard a. calamity a. |
they eid bore TIC step iaSen by TIE KING may not
sreste uuqsasant fserg between tie two armies
= ~ opnia-, q would hsve been better 70 have bad |
these Two division IN the Garigan,, aud made them
.Ier Gacx 10 teslsso tie forsrcss 81 Capua slribadi
ns, however too much ciou TO- the King 10 disobey
~. So - - '"-, - 80 p1esn "e s.~il * An 49,
HE way Of bei.oi1, aud thence We shall reach sani /
AnEtlo Tits eyeElnr
lner surisadI hs4 len he King near carmsliauo, his
Majesty rode the vogruo inspected ,he bridge which
bal been erected al Ssnl Angelo. aud went far
szzo y fye the order W General Pernon 10 20 back
with ts hrEs1e santa Mara and place himself under
nc orders Of General Della Rocco whom the operations
o. Tie &C q Capau have be entrusted or course Della
EoeSa anser ine orders q 6aibald who Is the com
psudor 10 cnief Or the army wn'h surrounds Capua
osar that the reception The Kiog with the banks
'itre Volurno vas eEihusast,c tha. which
ard fciser Ike behavior, his rugged but Kind couate
uce mssss his Majesty greatly popular even amongst
Drums are beating ard trumpe,s sounding: II 10 the
order ~ departure ana u., hAuen 70 ioin the ,tsn
me mount IA village In which We nave hsl,ei for al
hour situated on The right bank o. the youruo, tue
t"ot 81 Mount Poppiiells u5rthcssi q capas Only
few Gays $50 was occupied Dy the BOURBON army,
vLcb Pas len sad traces Of ~ pAsesge-hoass burnt
sorn, shore plGoderci, cattle killed. crops Destroyed
IN wcrd the deeds or Atts every .hsre rene we'd
mben -itness such heartrending scenes ws car
eriy believe that there could exist "a cFhzei Europe
~retched dyuasiy q Naples whist / writing the
rxrsh priest o. tbs village tells long story of the
eorr bic crimes pcrretraicd ~ BsvArisl sad ssss sol
ssken prisoners 10 made osarts se'ss
~ taptsn kcntglio, ~ TIE Sandman light cavalry.
hey arc Just nov passing under the windos Of the /
vom 0ccupy. They scem AFRAID OF being shot, bat tue
-nitsldsns are anxious 70 them that Italians
- generous sad aenoed y iorsiyens.s "wny dh you
ON tcre 70 nght &Esne us assed Ma ~ Caidcs OF
AUSTRIAN coryorx lust "weu, sr,m answered he,
q MS broken Italian, "e~cause my colonel seat ne |
,e~e. ! private Ia Austrian resl.
sss,, aud ave moa,ss 40 ] -s desplicaca ron
'r'ssie 70 ioiO The sespolitsn army, with batch
u hundred 81 my fellos soldiers TINS, you
~ agree win r The cesrcs ntericrence In igslAn
Mars for 10 Aasirs not soldier leave his regmsoi
without being ordered 70 % by his superior uiccr
Ia pcnt OF fact, siter Tue sce o. Ytsirsacs the Aus
ran government DID I'll tnsi could 70 swell the armies
4 thcse patty islan tyrsnt. hopng b. that means 10
recover TIE irtuenoe 70 had cst soeri1o. Naples
hsve myself ssoweu nth some of the prisoners taken
~ bso Al kstds0a on the 1st ~ Ost0b.r, sni oct OF
nte hundred Who we're then ~ the cvtc Of 81 Emo,
ATTY we're sent by rtra although they bad not yet
NJ ahed their capi,ulstou Iney were noeuy Blhsmsus
Ia Ayrans three rere from Inc Bsnste provinces
81 AsuEf0 % Ckrra Oct ~
On ovr arrivai here ytste-isy heard thai the
xiuG. his n hn.t n