Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-05-08

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The London Times thus speaks of the first
appearances Of GARIBALDI in the Italian Parlia-
ment, at its late session in Turin:
Garbadi's first appearance in the midst Of that lta
ian Parliament to create which he had done and suffer
ed much, was In tsefa great historic event, that
might we'll stir the blood OF the whole Assembly, and
rouse even listessness itself to moment OF hearty and
genuine enthusiAsm. When the hero of 60 many ad.
venturous exploits appeared, the whole Assembly re-
ceiyed him with such outburs Of applause that busi
had to be temporarily suspended in order to give
time for the calming OF feelings too violent to be con-
troed. What happier fate could await citizen than
such recognition OF his services BY an Assembly Of the
rst Of the land which he himself had large share
10 uniting2 The moment auspieious but was un-
happily transitory The debate proceeded. and General
Fant, Minister Of War; gave explanations as to the Inn
possibility Of retaining ali the GarbadiAn officers In the
SERVICE and 10 the alleged favor which had been shown
to the Bourbon army To this speech Garbadi replied
in tone violent and offensive that the sitting Of the
Chamber had 70 be adjourned to give time for the excte'
ment 10 subside, On resuming his speech darhaldI
seems to have spoken with more moderation. and the
olive branch held out By General Bxio was readily ac
cepted by Count Cayour, who with equal dignity and
good declared that he should forget the unpleasant
events Of the evening Garbaldi followed In somewha
sma strain and thus this the most memorable sessSr
OF the 6rst Italian Parliament, Terminated.
| The Turin Gasetts ppbllshes a letter from
Gen CIALDIM to GARIDADI, recalling the friend
ship and edmiration be had always felt for him
but declaring that his (GMIBMDi's) last act
painfully affected him. CrALDfsrsays: '' ar.
rive at the secret idea of your party, which aim
at rendering itself master of the Army and tb,
Country, threatening US, If unsuccessful, will
civil war" A letter from GARlDALDI in repl
to CiALDiNI says: .,,p ~1 ,,,t- :; .
"strong in my conscience as an Italian soldieraD
citizen, will descend to justify myself against hes
accusations, by doing should fail In respect to Oh
King and Army. know nothing Of the orders said /
have been given by me TO Col, Trepoli. gave order
that the italian soldiers OF the Northern Army should
received brothers, slthough knew that hatarmy ha
come put down the revolution which according to tn
worts addrt sedh by sgnor Farin 10 Napoleon III, wa
personifed 10 me, believe 10 my quality OF deputy
have stated to the Chamber few ofhe wrongs which h
hern Army has sustained at the hands OF the Min'a
try. believe had the right to do so. The Italia
army will ind in It's ranks soldier more when II ha
4 fight against the enemy Of Italy, You are well awar
Of this AL that others may have said q me, Is caiuu
ny. IT is no true that when the Yolturno we wei
In bad condition. AS far az kbow the army has al
plauded the free and moderate words OF the soldiers der
uty, to whom the Italian honor has been an object
worship all his life. II any one Is offended at me c
speaking in my own name only / wait calmly for sadi
faction to be demanded for my words. desire the es
tAblsh nent OF national monarchy"