, 1860-09-20
GAf3baldiss Second 1larrt4Ee.

51m the f8f3 Cp9s 0l tn3 ~
Id IRE say you have heard great many allu-
sions to Garibaldl's marriage, and have been
rather puzzled to form en- opinion whether he
vas or was not married, ale whole matter being
shrouded in my stery, thlk can tell Jon the
whole story. lie WIS engaged to marry Miss
Josephine Ray ymondi, ''r daughter" (so erery.
body said) Of the Msrquis + j modi, q wealthy
y ondi lires with R,ncoaps 3 wite's ester, ard
Miss Josephine Ray moudl is the eldest Of the
oyo children {ast daugat.rs) that have Issued
from this union. She is Il tall brunette, with
brilliant eyes, regular but prominent features,
and q ra:her fat face. She ia tHo-and twenty
years old. Last summer, when the Italian
Campaign WAS at it, hight, the Marquis Ray
monai aud his family we5e residing ct his sum-
m:r residence, Emo Castle, which is aome
tuteep or eighteen miles from Milan, ard is eitu-
al: d on the western bank Of Lake Como. Carl
bald, aud his band were ct Yarese. H. he'd
entered Como few days before. ard made tie
acquaintance Of the Marquis Of R.,mondi and
his family. Tho AustriAus had marched for-
ward, cut off all communication between Como
and Tare6e, intending 10 concentrate tseir
forces bv different roads en- Vare.e in large
uunbe rs, SO a. to suErourd and crush Garibaidi
and his followers. TIE podes1as (Nayor) Of
Como YVES anx ous to communicate ihiz intelti-
g.ucs to G1ibalti, srd made 4 proclamation
10 kia lclow-ci:izsns, cll;u.: upon ohc brave
I'm ian 10 vpluntt er ssd sl.1 his life lor GMi
ba!di's safety. Nobody tdered.
when Miss Jeseth!ns Raymond h:ara Ct
this, she became indignant at the cowardice Ct
men, and otfertd hers Ii as volunteer, sayinz
to the Pode''at,. "G.se NE tue dts a:c':: !
will 70 to Gatibaldi, and bring back his reply"
The Podest4t hesisatea to receive frem a yonrg
g1rl Of one ard twenty {wao by reason Vi her
fex ran much greater risks than 4 man Woaii
be exposed rc,) services deemed by men too
hazardous to be encountered. but Miss jose.
pbinc {aymondi insisted 70 stresu ,ussy that
the d spn:ches Ahou'd b. eirea her that the l'o-
send, aud the Danger pre:sed7 She got or her
horee, apd in an instant disaI p.aled In the
mouptain's de files. She kre7 every path that
lay betweea Como and Tarese, for from her
youth shc bud trod all On foot CT on horss back.
She escaped tie Austrians. and At susrise WIS
into his hu. ds. She returned home as saf=ly as
she hsd gone 10 her dealicatiop. Being fore
warned, Garibaldi waa :orearmed; he forced
B,rrl,o N,co defiIe, and drove back the Austr1-
! ans eyopd Lake Como. Atler the peac. was
made at V.llafrsaca. G .riba1di Pad the Marquis
Rasmondi q visit F4Eo Castle, for the fair war.
rior Of Como had made deep impression On
| him. He asked her in marriage Of her fathsr.
| The Marquis Was delighted at the proportion
and instsuily gase lis consent, 1ud tho mar
| riaqe was announced ev<ry = here in the neigh-
horbood, ard Was so1n heard oI throughout al!
| Europe.
| wien tie Marquis told JosephiEe that he had
eiveu her hand 10 the Libera:or Of lts1y, she
appeared stupef1ed, rather thaa DELIGHTED. >hG
| cou]i not 1e:uae 10 wed Gariba!di, for every
Italian re3a' ds him Is something mare than !
demt.god -besides, what pretext could III:
| give7 u.y family took her s:upefac.ion fos
the emotion natural to her ser a: this supreme
hour of woman lite, and they fastened the
preparations or the marriage. The whole Ray
| i foA 4 F.r
tie. Gar1ba di came with all his friends aud :
second marriage was soon negotiated bet~ecl
| G GIribaldi's Eon aod younger slater {satd 10 be
t beauty Of Josephine Kay1nondi. all Ut once
| md 1he day before the time appointed Tor ths
marriage, Miss Josephine fell tick. !
was hoped she wcusd be better the neg
day; on the contrary. she became worse
| wo--to.ee--.orr--aye days CINE arc
went: Miss Josephine BECAME wo1s.. TIL
rhysjcipn said it Was no1hiug ecricus, aLi
| st iass the father Of ihs bTiie determined tt
make her dress, aod have her carried to the st
tar: the marriage was 10 be Celebrated ic tA'
chapyl in his castle. Il became necessary t:
papers in Europe were making irlulfies Oh tl'
subject, aud several persous ir1n remote cite
bad Quilted their ordinary av3ea.icns to act o
Ga,ibaldi's grcoEsnep, (amorg than Mons
! Alexander Dumas,) aud they could nat be ex
perted 70 wait there iacefui ely dancing a:te.d
Anc3 upon WonaAb FaPoTS.
TIE tnsrFiege eeEt caanE lork placc in Fin
Castle Chapel. but a!ser tue ceremt ny the LEil
declared tie lclt worse than erer, ana bepge
her friends to excuse her from taking my shar
In the festivities prepared in honor Of tie occs
aiop, md totk to bed.
Tie wedding party was, under these cireum
starces, glonmJ. Is Of courEe, and soon brok
up, leaving Garibalai Llcne with hia new family
lie could not eIter h,s nupsu.t chamber b.
wife's illness fo1 bade TINT. He slept in EN- &C
joiring room. The mails mex. morning brongt
nun le.ter-~an anon5 NOUS lelter-sent, 80
stated, by one Of his friends. 1t acqaainte
him tbGt Miss Josephine Ray mondi, or rattle
Mrs. Josephine Garihaid. tfor euc1 she VI
now) had long honored her cousin, Count -
with her favors. The most Irresistible evide1c
was given, aud the names Of witnesses cite.
Ga1ibsldi gare the letter to the Marquis RI.
mondi, who has.ened to the BRIDES room an
gEye her the fatal paper. There WIS no deuJ
ing The charge mate. A distressing scene too
place b. tween father and child. Glribaldi qu
city Quilted the house and went to bis retire.
on the Is1apd Of Caprera Josephine quite
her fathers house next day, and 4 ID with h'
sedurer to Switzerland, where they now ar
Who gent the anonymous letter? II could n
. tave been q friend, for q friend would have sci
!. before, not afler marriage It il said 1t Vt
| aent by some Italian devoted to Austria, Or En1
| adherent Of Mazzioi, to fever Gar'b .ldi vii
military phrensy, ard keep him from the qui