New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-02-01

hinged 10 leave Der ana bahuNFH, her "ah
y ueaps ruled and in FIVE minutes she became
niIui,y autobiosrarhica, that we had all the Item
her bustliIg existence spread out IKE poehe'
rap before Sir Walters study looked tue san9 az
! Jaw il ten years ago, but the library seem a les
AIRED for. We went iuto the where the minstrel
lied, aud the sounds from the Iiyer that eh on
il dying ears came up through the open Wind"WS OF
department The present occupant, VINO inarrIea
laughter OF Lockhart, Is a Roman Csthonc' anu ""
HeIe told by one OF his neigbOrs that he was gnue
Sind mCD.' Coming away from the houss we leii 10
viii old friend of Tom Purdie, who had many Yood
words to cay for that worthy person. lie han aiso
srowp Sir Walter, hut he considered hln 100 grew
tholar for humble body IA himself TO be on very
f,p iliur terms with AbbolsfoId IL sad place now,
nd enc cannot 90 to it, remembering how cheerful II
Was once, without asigh, that all have pared away
who were happy under its roof bat few years ago
The Anico della LiJerto, Reggie journal, pub
shes tie following letter addressed by GarbaIdi, in
November last to some Neapolitans who urged him at
to return to Naples. It entirely confirms the ger
eal rumor uat the exdctator intends TO res Ime his
sword in the month Of March:
ITALIANS OF NAPLES: That II painful TO me to
leave you God knows. Ny mission 70 you, however,
wHs fulfilled, and could not but take my leave idd
with an aching heart You now, by your complaints,
add to MY grief You ask me to return among you.
cannot, oh my friend, because have resolved with
myself never toet my presence be an obstacle to your
happiness and prosperity, which you VIII hnd accom-
pisbed under the scepter Of the King gallant aoao.
Believe me- then, when say that If my mission Is TO
deliver the Italian PEOPLE from slavery and tyranny,
have done it, oh Nespotans, through your strongsh
and your courage. Yes, you free, and my presence
among you would be Of no advantage II would on the
contrary, reiard your progress. You have been more
ounate than sone OF your brethren for tbere are l
lsns in slavery. Why should you be une isy Why do
you reedlessly cali for Inc Allow for few months
That rect Of body and mind which require, az PR
aIstion fortbe new labors the new fagnes, and the
ew suferings which await me- But all th Is nothing
il If Italy that il in quortion, aud 10 Italy my lie Il
consecrated. Rome and Venice expect my aid. They
belong to Italy, their citizens our brethren, and
they yet groan under the hard yoke of Austria ana OIL
=. Let recruit myself tor the great storm which
threatens DO you bear the lion roar His roaring If
that Of rage because be knows that his pride l. about
10 have fall. He fears that which God has made
powerful enough 10 bring him down. Do you see the
desc. nd.rts Of the ancient Romans The blood OF
their ancestors yet flows In their veins, but they are
PROSTATE on the eahtheir faces in the mud, and
iiey are borne down yerwheming oppression.
They require hand to raise them up, and that hand
stsndr IL need Of rect 10 strength for the task
Let md fteral philanthropy second Your love
for ne. will be with you in four months. fos shall
zee me sgbin but then shall require proof OF your
hye. H. you really love me, which l do not doubt,
follow me, my dear fellow cltiLsns-iolow me. when
We shHl unite TO deliver our brethren OF Rome and
beautiful Venice. Then contenied and united, will
constitute Italy and independent under the
,certor OF the King gaiaHtSomo Victor Emanuel.
Adieu Al the end Of March we will e'nbr zee each
other. u. GAk!BALDi.
CaPrra, Nov. II. 1850.
The following correspondence has been exchanged
between Schamy and Abd-el.kader:
Solicitation 70 bin who has made himself lllst1ons
among oil men, to him who has extingui-hed ms
anee Of dcord and who has torn up by the roots the
tree Of epnity VIII n resembles the head ~ Satan
GLORY be TO God who bss granted 10 his servant his
own safety and the afety OF the faith Sautation 10
the intimate friend TO the Just AhdelK ador; may the
palm Of glory and Of honor flourish on thy throne |
have head things which the ears and entrals would
reject Horrible things have happened between the
Gussulmans and the Chrirtians, who had formerly
ripucd treaty Of Teace with the kallis My hair has
stood end ard the sti OF my face, before smooth,
fas been wrukled at the recital Of the lamentablo
events Of Damaecue. then said evil has taken pos
,e.ion Of the sea aud OF the continent. No, is not
for tie inter,st OF God but for their own, that the
Mus uln OF Damascus have done those things.
What bands hHd the Governor over their eye
Why have they SWAN in crimes Why have
they forgotten tho-e words Of the Prophet; lie
who ,han commit injustice towsrd Monah Chris
tiap; he who shal refuse him HI. nights who shill
conf FL him 10 do what IL beyond his strength, and
r. al rob him Il bis property, l., ssys the Prophet
will be hi. accurer a. she day OF resurrection. How
Gue l. this expression When heard that you had
II read out the wings of mercy and II Kindness TO pro-
tee, the Chi iians and thst you had stopped those
" no sorgh, to violate the Divine laws not
Jih.d that yOu griued the victory in the arena Of
praises. ] was content with You. May God be 40
slso In the supreme day, when neither money nor
CHILDREN VIII avail You III any way lou hhNu Chune
the revival Of the words Of the prophet sent amoog
on tic-e VITO tTosfg M d2deHd y2s placed birdie
II. from him ho crosses the limits which he has traced
out Iii IL why express 70 yon my joy and my
ion IN tli- letter bouquet of flowers taken
from the gaiden Of the poor prisoner among the nfdols
by the decree OF the Almighty God
TIE rely Of Abj-el.Kader 1, as folows;
"Glory to Cod Praise and salutalon to the
Prophet Mlhouet and TO all the prophets The poor
before tho ricb Abdel-Ksder con Of Mouhi-ed Din ell
nos, aim, to the brother In God, and dear Uemar
s,hanyl May God protect IA, HIN and me ia the
time Of rcTose and In the hour OF departure. May
eace and divine mercy be given TO yon. | have 10
c,ived your letter and your aninbe praises What We
lay, done for the Christians religious duty and
one ~ humaIy Onr faith is the pcrfe ton Of good
q1ililie-it complies all that is praseworthy and oil
n ought To be dore. All these good things must be
With III Ike II collar round bis neck. Injustice Is
blsned in oil nations and it, dwelling lie SMILED. The
rect has raid, When the day Of temptation comes,
nan ~ loses hi. head that what Il ugly he finds
bandtome.' We come from God, and we shall return
10 him. We live in time when few OF the faithful
cause Justice 10 triumph, md people have believed that
Iflhmilm ncucaes cruelty, injustice, and exclusive
nets May God grant US patience We know that
you are with tie Emperor Of Russia, and that he gave
you II reception worthy OF you We know that you
feou.s,ed him to allow you to make pilgrimage 10
Mecca. Let us pray God that he may grant 1t. The
Emperor Of Russia il great king, and he merits all
the priree which have been lavished on him hope
that TIE Sultan of Russia will shower down his bene-
its on you III the Sultan Of France has done on me-
Le, us hore 10 God, who is alone Ia be adored.
"ABD-EL-KADER"