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per, and great forbearance and love in both
husband hd wife, tosecure the great end
Of happiness in the domestic circle.
. aa,abaldi's Officers.

The Paris Steele publishes letter from
NJ. Ric:iardi, containing some interesting de-
tails Of the seven officers who, under Carl
ebaldi, command the Cacciatori dele Alpi.
La MAssA Is known through the brilliant
part he took in the instruction witnessed
by the City OF PalermOon the 18th of Janu-
airy, l848, and also through his having taken
part In the war Of independence ns q chief
over some Sicilian volunteers. He contribu-
ted also to the defence ofMeSina against the
royal troops. In the month Of September,
lS48. During his exile, no published q few
political and historical works, one OF which
was an account of the events Of which Sicily
was tho theatre in 1913 and 1919.
,CARNI, who is also Sicilian, got up o
regiment Of cavalry at Palermo, during the
revolutionary period Of l848 and l849, and
when the revolution broke down he tried to
serve IN exile not only the cause Of Sicily,
bat also that of Italy, by his French and
Italian Review, which appeared ut Paris un'
Ill the commencement OF 1859.
Srocco, native Of Calabria, is well known
and very popular in that part OF the Neapol-
itan kingdom. In lS48 he was one Of the
trusticst and brayest lieutenants in the in.
surrection of the Calabrians, and he cspcci-
ally gave proof of his bravery and skill on
the 9th OF June, during that combat at lor z
odds between Angitola and Mazda, that last
ed nearly twelve hours, and in which from
four to five hundred Calabrians were seen
fighting advantagcously against nearly all
the troops commanded by Gen. Nunziante,
which troops would have been utterly de-
fcated had tho other Calabrian chiefs come
up to the aid of Stocco.
Carroll is the brother of one Of those glo-
rious volunteers who was killed last year in
the war against Austria. As soon rs he
heard of Garibaldi's plans, he camc here in
ha.ste from Pavia, and il was his own moth
or who, still in mourning for her eldest son,
presented him to the General, and, as II she
had done nothing yet, presented to him the
sum of thirty thousand francs? l can tell
YOU traits of this kind arc by no means rare
with us, especially Of late and truly, such
O case does not furnish the least plain proof
Of the complete moral change that has been
effected in Italy, and of the happy destiny
that awaits 1t.
Nino Bixio, native of Genoa, is much
liked here, and he is most popular in Italy.
Wounded ut Rome in lS40, by the side Of
his compatriot and friend, Godeiroy Namely,
lic formed part, in 1859, of the legion com.
n,anded by Garibaldi, one of whose brilliant
lieutenants he was. Used to the sca like
Garibaldi, having served as a ship captain
on long voyage, hc has just rendered emf
nent services to the expedition, in which he
commands the Iombards.
Orsini contributed greatly to the insurrcc.
tion. ut Palmero in the January of l848, and
vas one OF the principal defenders OF Messi-
ma, I'm tho September Of the same year. In
1910, he defended the rest of Sicily against
the Royal troops, commanded by Filangieri.
Compelled to fee, he took service in Turkey,
with the rank of Colonel of Artillery but
ut the first cry from Sicily ho did not fail to
come, and will no doubt render great scryic.
es to the causc Of his country by his special
knowledge. -,
Anfossi is distinguished officer of tho old
Sandman army. and has, also, .expatriatcd
by long exile, his love for liberty.