, 1861-03-19
The stats qfEurop..

IN Eeotsesband dasssof III n. <. Tribuns.l
e.. -, 'S1 -ss:zz5t:. TuEm, Feb ~, 1861.
a. .lhe lta3ian Government, in the belief that
lney have no further needspE; the revolution,
continue to trent: the c1u4udfors Of Sicily and
:; naples with ingratltude. The -Garibald an Of:
I u MceTs a!s their not only after ali
+ tne PledmontesA ofiesrs, bnt even Aitsr those
ofthe: Neapolitxn Bon1bontat army; :fha con:
), 4uezors to1erve tndef tho -nfuera of tia con
!; QQeted{ But peace ie now the order: o{. the
gay in FRANCS sud Yfn ITALY :: ;:thAgnestipn !iof
tome L 70 be solved hTz3lplo ploI1acy md not BIZ
Iha sHord and therefore rsyp1utiqu must ia
| elements Of Eu1opean society rel =sdTed
me reply Of the French Legislative Assem-
biy and Senate is noW pretty sure to second
completely Napolcon's wishes, which he dares
not afoW, either In bis speech from the throne
Fo5 ht eve1sin ;La Gqerrgniere'g famous pamuhlst
1or me Pope'a spiritual power, the address
dFu Of E4A9e ae3
] Rnl nm IN the eondition.of withdrawing the
I French iga1ison from Rome after having tried
| TO come to an arrangement between the Pope
satI ann 1he Hing Italy: The Pope will than re-
that portion Of Rome (which lies beyond tie
! li6tr, protected by all the Catholic powers
and assisted By them. AT Turin the Cabinet
6as brouEht III q: bill proclaining Victor
!! -Ensnaef King Of italy as soon as Par1ianient
eoantms ttla; new step. which officially PRO-
renew her anicable. relations with Italy:
Engiaud. and perhaps Prussia and Russia, viii
/ eck1noWledge the new State; Austria. Spsin:
and the German petty kingdoms, wilI protest
ast;nat nsftast this new violation of The law Of
Bat while. peace Is preached pt the KIM, of
1taly, the Emperor Of Franee. s1dthe m lE onsem -,
OF England Francis seph, reaseured by these
speeches, returns onee more to his iayorita
1ost1um, the Rtate Of siege, The telegraph in
1orns rs that Kaab, Comorn, Bada, and Peter;
WARDEN, arg placed under martial law. .Fiumex
.1o, e, = ruled by the sword aud IN few: weeks
4nsftg a. 4fIaga5y wln once more taste the sweets Of
Yet the revolutionary spirit Of Tie tie nation ii
not cowed, and Garibaidi waits at CaDrera m,
" ,lor 9 call 70 come to the re5cuepf anv strno-
e1ng, nationality. Askedwhat he ineans 81 q
faai, e. 1 ne answer, firing Of the muskets.''
want i, but wherever an insurreetion breaks
ont in defense Of libert and against oppression.
ne u rcadyto cali tis volunteers and to march
onward. His hol4e on the barren, rock island
Of Caprera where the violence ofthe prevail
ing winds kills every tree, aid where even tha
vegetation Of garden must be protecied nv hv
walls, Is small, poorly furnished aud damp. II
1s glory to the conquerar of two kipgdoms
70 nVe so simply, though ashame to ItalV. Rnt
laIeiy ne received d letter fromone Of his ST.
eulan an, ,ex.;Alnisters, -; who explains how poor he
monta aah asss * 350m Garlhaldi-since for eight
king-to give hir$ $50, ,Do0. "a. Thirty thoussni
dollars y exclaimed the hero, laughing, aTIat
poor man has been my minister, aud still h.
does not know me-, He believes that was i:
real king, but sIwas king only for Joke, not, fer
money" His antlnathy against that narlinet
who organized q regular Prosecution against
az the voluntary system and Garibaldian |
officers, has not decreased By the last 1neasnra
ol me ;yernmens; but for the talents of ca |
Toaf he hasn SINCERE respect; though be never |
1torgets or forgfves the sale Of Nice: Even fof
sae h,ng, ne ieels no tue same personal
:. a:Iachment as before; his: watch-word remains.
sl1aiy and Victor Emanuel" but the warm
feeling between the King aud the hero has
cooled down, The first message which
ne received IN October at Caserta from
ehe s!n :, ,hlng, Or, eprobab1y from ! some /
sIn;:1d :t coAgaer;E@s- in the name Of +
[he shooting Of the pheasants in the roraI
Gark, Where the officers returning from fte
volturno often smused' Themselves .hv haG.
slng good dinner for themselves. GafibaIii
.alsed himself proudly, and said to tie mes.
'enger: rel those who sent you, that the
'lheers who ktllathe royal pheasnnts In ibe
,arE Of the palace Of Caserta have cononereG sa
sicily and Naples, many fortresses and many
,arks, and that Gapibaldl waits, oniy:fo hand
heIn al orer to the King, and then to :ret;re
o Caprela without claiming for himself either
palace or apheasant,":: When called to % the
oyal palace at Naples In order to sign the
document by which he, as Dictator. fTansfer,
q the Kingdom to victor Emanuel. Farm,
nd fantl Kept him waiting half IN ho1r In the !
nte-room before he could see 1ho K;n1
stter the ceremony had taken place TietSr
manuel told him he hoped he Eoull rennfn
Q dine with him; but Garihaldi. with 'san1a !
ltterness, replied, "No,i sir, today + d;na {
Ilth my friends, !" and he went to!the hotel and
med at three fr1nca with Rubatino. lbs owner
I the packet boats running from Genoa tn !
'aples, whose ships be had seized st tie f,rst I
Spedltion, and With Col. Brus{o. I
On the Sd Of March, the anniversary nf. c1ar /
Flcholas's death and the commencement ~ {
1exander's reign, the imperial ordinance set. !
ug the serfs Of Russia free will be nuh1i.hed. I
st. Petersburg, Twenty millions of!Rns- I
81 ans Wni thus get personal liberty, aud the ! 9
~ wl!i be recorded ln history o. ono Of 1he ,
lost glorious days. May tile following morn =
ls At Washlngton:be equal1yglorlors. deelar.
Is from the height ofthe CAPITOL tIiat the old ! x
'lrlt OF ftndepend1uce and love Of Iiberty;hsve
ot yet departed from the Northern States of '
merica Tie Southron5 ought to Team from =
aples, Sicily, Lombardy, TUSCANY. and ths .
onlsgna, ileWal u ,salue Of unity ani1!teLo Z
e.15son fT6s~--.;ihssta thtt ers3t nT,;re y
aoot be safe, 1sSt to say powerful unless ii 4
founded on free labor, not on slavery. =