The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-02-18

From the London Herald, February IL
snN Aou in his recent address on behalf of Prince
Napolson, made most extraordinary statements which
causes little sensation in the court II was TO
e ts soi Inc nac ae Berr during bis residence N Lon
dos IN loo0 naa contracted marriage with an Enghsn
sdy MSS Amy Brown, and there were two children ~
Now the effect Of this statement IL tue would be that
Due De Berrs subsequent marriage with Princess
81 Naples was bgamy, and aas aAe Connie dc CAanoora
now, ! VIII not assert that NJ Anou put forward the
above declaration knowing to be false, because in all
PROBABILITY the matter was SET down IN ms nsruc.ons
Bot wiz take upon myself TO declare that the French
government was fully cognizan Oh the utter ialsehood as
10 the alleged marriage.
knowing the aison Of the Due de Berri and MISS Brown
the baptism OF whose two children registered in
London in 1909 daughters Of Charles Ferd nandn and
Mss Amy Brown, with reference their being mar
yed IN all the other records OF baptism OF other chill
Searches have been made by the Chancellor q the
French embassy In every locality where the archives Of
Roman Catholic marriages have been preserved in order
70 lind certificate Of marriage between the Due de
Berri and Miss Amy Brown Notwithstanding they
failed for the simple reason that such marriage ever
tsok place as may ascertain by an examination
qhenporscn:s Of The Patterson case can be appreciated
W the attempt made 10 bdstrdtse the Count dc Chantbor
remain, sir, your obedient servant, o. L. g.
Departure of Garfbaldi from Caprera.
The emgrants scattered throughout the SEVERAL towns
Of Italy have formed themselves into general commit
tee, and appointed Garibaldi their President They
name committee fer carrying 70 caprera ga address
behalf Of liberty, expressed the confidence they had
entire and speedy de1iverance from the tyranny
that kept them away from their homes But the COM
mittee, having informed Garibald Of their intentions
previously their setting their journey received
II ON him The Glowing letter.
. CAPRERA, Dec. 20, 1860.
] very grateful for the mark OF distinction which
the Italian emiaants kindly wished to confer upon
when they declared me by reclamation their honorary
pcesdent gratefully accept this honorable title and
you kindly to express to the emgrants my gratitude
their goodness in sending to me depuation as bear
OF address, but beg them TO spare the population
journey Caprera seeing Gt about 10 be dJsen. for
slime, the length of which do not knop. GARlBALDI
! ~ ribaIdi and the Freedom or the City or
49, London.
The following correspondence has taken place in refer
intended motion about to be brought forword
the Court OF Common Council Thursday next, Fe
bruary TO present the freedom Of the city Of London
10 General Garibald-
SIR-You will doubtless have heard ere this Of my in.
tended motion, q member Of the Court OF Common
Council Of the city Of London that the freedom of
ancient city be presented TO YOU mark Of appreca
Lion Of you in the cause Of Italian liberty &c. am de-
srcus OF knowing whether you would accept the honor
England Your favorable reply would, doubt not, OBJ
- " JOHN RICHARDSON
To General GARBAIDi, Caprera, Italy.
REPLY or GENERAL GARIpAIDI
CABRERA, jan 81, 1861.
SR-H is my wish to make journey to England, SO
that may personally thank that generous nation for
The moral and material sympathy and support which
they have given to the Italian cause but for the
cannot indicate to you WREN shall be able TO give effect
you for the intended civic motion, which approve Of
with all my heart. With esteem and affection, your de-
voted, G. GARtBALDI
Mr. JOHN RICHARDSON, London