Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-07-07
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Poor fellows, how few Of them will see their
Ntnehds again if they meet with the fate of
Garibaldi's hunters, who, he writes, are more
than decimated. But they dream of nothing
but of county-of glory-and of Garibaldi, the
god of the volunteers. There is plenty of
food on board, but the difficulty on the first
day was to get at it. We, in the saloon
scarcely got any breakfast, and the dinner was
perfect scramble--every one snatching what
they could to eat with their fingers, which adj
ded to the general good humor. The next
day everything was organized, and one feels
almost sorry TO be so very respectable as to
have table napkins, and knives and forks, on
such an expedition We have on board the
famous EngliShman, Pierce, who served under
Garibaldi during the last campaign He missed
the generals expedition, and is now going to
join him. He is very indignant at the stories
told about him in the English papers-and no
wonder, as all he does is for Italy and Garibal-
di, and not for the lore of sport, as the cores
pondeut of the English Daily News asserted.
He is fine, tall handsome man, with hair
and beard tinged with grey, blue English eyes,
and an honest English heart. Many Of the of
ficers are from the Sandman army, who have
given their resignation.
No one is allowed to send letters from Cagli'
ari, lest the news of our doings and intendings
should be telegraphed back from Genoa before
wearrive; but | have hopes of sending you this,
as they have allowed little American artist,
who i hora In mako sketches for th, "Ilnstro
ted " to 90 ON shore en porole that he will send
no letters save to Americans. While | wriIe.
the different companies of volunteers are beipr
organized they were shifted off to another
ship while this one was cleansed and as they
return they are examined by tic doct II and
reoisted. Poor fellows some of them are be-
OIL t.
he helncd snunose but if fine ceremony
eonld have taken place Mt Genoa il would have
SHARED many nang The vessel is surround
cd hv b,rlsS fuil of ORANGES Ie,ons cherries
ci,oTs oto md a. fast g. th, volunteers ,rot
;nfn tboir now unifnrn thev bnrter tlnir 3ld
clothes for these commodities. Cipars are
Greatly. in roouisition Poor fallows tRnv Iittlo
Inn, tLot NioIin, hoe inst ,r;ven tho ordo.
thatuo smollinr Shall b., allowed ON board after
the cartridoes are distributed Caldesi tbe
military commander of the OREGON has inst
come on hoard He saws al don kunw IN
what authority sixtcon Neanolitan vessels are
in the bay of Palermo. BEARING back the troops
to NAMES | fear we shall remain here for
two davs oaznp at Cagliari and tbe lone
vnll,,v dreorv line of coast stratrbinu AWAY
on either side II looks like an Italian civ
from fills distance and the corl, and nenncr
trees ON it's terraces and stones rive Il sirange
nm. Euronoan aspect. I know it well rs we
speut n month with Garibaldi in Sardinia
| in 1856. and were detained in the only
decent hotel in Canliari for week wniIin1 for
certain members of the shooting expedifion.
who had stroved far AWAY INTO the woods and
wids Thev tell rs there is fever there bnt
fancy there are other reasons for moi allowing
lis to 90 on shore. as / know that autumn IS
the fever season, and that even then it is chief