New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-06-06
FOREIGN GOSSIP.

cool SrriuQ All e. gland has be en- grumoing at lts
nubessed condition. instantly iantaized with sum-
mer held ont and drawn away again. dry March,
unnaturally protracted into May, left them in want
of rain: and, when the bath came, its wlntry colo
ress made them repne. The locks had their coveted
crass Int il was chill and watery. The growing
corn pjned for drink, ard when the drops fell the
etors ehivered The Spring has been backward All
over England Scotland aud lrclaod, tue rnn chi ana
the Ears even harsler than the season; out now MAJ
Simmer has burst upon them, raining goid ior Tue
corn to drink in and return back and the earth eXus
under its glow, all fears have fed, ana everything
looks bright and full of hope again.
To GLADDEN. mems hearts too, comes anotner gor'''"'
Summer. made 10y the sun If Garioaldl A basket Vi
ooesip To suit the taste now, should be g1thereu III
Palermo, rather than in London Politics at nome
land they seem to have been eXcltlngl, ana paper
duties pale before Garibadi and the interest Ia ts
last daring exploit of this boldes and brayesl OF mouerh
Roman has overshadowed all the topics OF the hour.
The unparalleled calm Of the astfew months porehueu
some storm. But men hardly guessed the quarter
whence il would come, that it would be directed by
him who has ridden 80 gall mty before the whlr"'nos
Of revolution small 4S in perspective, and under
the influence Of the apprehended shake, that most dell
cate thermometer, the money market oil LONDON, mas
found fall Of several degrees.
| In Tie House of Commons the condition Of Sicily
bar of course been the subject Of debate and presented
one of those grotesque Inconsistencies which Irish
members alone can offer for the admiration Of man
kind. A. NJ. Pope Henessy, member for Westmeath,
and who, by virtue of bis patronymic, seems to con-
stitEe himself the special champion Of the Holy See,
made an Ell 1T induce the Government, at the very
moment that the Papal party were collecting through
ont the kingdom Peters pence, and organizing an
Irish brigade for the protection of the Pope, to induce
tie Government to prosecute all parties subscribing
for the sustnment OF Garibad in his strike for Italian
freedom Thus ever
The echo Of their own cry for freedom has scarce
vet died into the duet. The memory OF their own
long struggle for emancipation cannot have passed
away aud yet in every instance of any other people
striving for freedom-of the Italians Of the Hun
gaIians-they are ever found, in Europe the hottest
foes Of struggling natl naities here they are the
strongest upholders Of human bondage. Such were
not the teachings Of Gratan, Curran or O'Connell,
tie last Of which great Irshmen feared not to strike
for freedom in Spain when the whole power of the
Church was gathered round Don Carlos, and ever re-
fused to accept FART ing in aid of any OF his srug
| eles, from State that traticked in men.
The glorious old Italian chief in of course for
special niche in the gall. cry of their abuse and Irish
members rose in rapid succession to heap on his head
the yals Of that coarse abuse which in modern lIsh
representative oraory has taken the place of that deli
cafe W it and polished sarcasm which pointed go ex-
quisitcy the periods If Sheridan and Shel. solder
of fortune was the gentlest epthet applied yet even
han tls was never greater misnomer. Garibaldi has
fought uncer many flags and in many climes, by land
and by sea but not in the fashion Of Dugad Dalgetty
lever for money, for fame. To the betrayal OF
freedom money would tempt lin.
Garibald was a second mate on board vessel trad
ng between Nice and Odessa when he first innocu-
lated by disciple of Mazzns with the idea that ltal-
ans were made for higher destiny than 10 be tho
cooks, air. dressers, and warblers for the world.
Driven TO South America after when he and his
small band of Italians which joined his standard held
the lines of Montevdeo against Rofas he might have
had his weight in gold TO yield the pass. At that time
he is pictured as having been completely penniless
that his clothes in alters, and he had often to
wait until morning light TO write q report by being
unable 10 buy a CANDLE For days aud days, his fare
that of his followers was few beans stepped in
water Snch was the force of his example, and
their own sense Of honor that his countrymen
as faithful himself, aud uncOmp planning,
despite all hardsbiIs and privatons and arrears of
pay 10 the astonshment of the crew of commits
saIes in every country, who fancy that punctual
pork rations and cash pay are the sole sustenance
Of military stamina, the sole incentive TO sOiieTly
ardor. 1t is notorious, they obliged, sounwiling
he To receive anything which could subject him to
the taint Of being mercerary, to borrow his worn
cloak and other attire, and then affect to have lost
| them, in order TO replace them with new Quilt
| And some years since, when similar epithet of
soldier OF fortune" was applied to him by Lord
Brougham, in ignorance of his true character these
facts detailed by the British Embassador, Lord
| Howden, who, Col Caradoc WAS in South America
at the time, and who bore the highest testimony his
noble character both RS soldier and q man. In his
of command he sharp, short, and decisive
as TIE Iron Duke himself. Whenever there a
| he cooy had him shot; yet was he, when fighting
against Rosas, when fighting for Italy, consider
of the Comfoct of bis band mother Of her chill
dren; nursed them in sickness sustained them in
row; the first TO advance where danger greatest
the last retreat; whatever the odds and they were
often thousand one. Eight bullets at Monte
video have been known to riddle his ragged costume
in cay leaving his Carrara skin white as mOnumen-
tai marble, unchiseled by scratch.
Then lis defense of Rome under the triumyirate of
Mazzini, ATmane and Sati was in itself sufficient to
stamp the uprising of the natienates in 1913 as an
intellectual phenomenon that ill command the admra-
ton of posteriy Tie military judgment and fertility
Of exhibited by Garibdi on that occasion is
admitted by the highest military authorities have
never been surpassed. more thorough type of the
genuine old Roman never murdered az the gates of
tymuts or igbtened in the field beneath the eagle