Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-08-22
ITALY.
The GaribaldIan Mystery,

Letters from different parts of Italy show that
6aribaldi has created intense excitement A
friendly writer, dating from Genoa, August 2d,
says: -..s
II would be impossible to describe the state of
,.fon. =, ne sogh Gi Ga,ghsia desps s Inc proc
his suite expressly to the north of Italy to him
der the joufnepipg Of youths TO Sicily, hondreds
and hundreds OF these young men present them
selves daily at the Office of the Bmancipstin As
soc!ation, imploring to be sent to their chief
The poor members Of the executive commission
are beside Themselves. Many Of these youths are
from Ferrara; some from the Venetian territory
They have sold and pawned all they possess to
reach Genoa, and now they have no means to re-
turn nor to proceed. Now, Garibaldi does not
desire this Influx Of volunteers into the island.
The haste with which the feet has been sent into
the Siciiisn waters-the arrival Of two brigades
at Nessna-are all proofs TO Garibaldi that the
govermnentfntends II possible, to hinder his pro.
gress from Sicily and his arrival on the continent
From Florence, July 90, we learn that the ex-
element increases every minute. The writ er
thus continues:
All those of the "l, ,OOOn Of Marsala who were
here have gone off II to 'join their regiment ;"
while the contagion has spread t1 all the youth
Of the CITY, and last ghtthey werewith d ficuty
prevented breaking open the shop OF Signor Dolf
whose name as leader Of the Liberal party here
in 1850 your readers will remember-in or der to
get money TO carry them to the Roman frontier
for Ii 10 longer concealed that this is the route
From the time posted my letter Yesterday till
now the enroliments have been going on very
regularly at the ''baker's shop" Within the re-
cruiting 10 carried on with system and egularty,
and an oath to the following effect 10 admins g.
tered: so go home, to pledge themselves, in
case Of : ccneict not to fire on the French, even
il the French should fre on them, and to show
no res pect for the Papal troops" This oath Is
openly administered, talked about, and Is even
published 'sundsf reserve' In the Nag lone.
A letter from Turin, August 3, reports the
arrival Of 6aribalds friends there, and their con-
sultstons with the followers Of MazzIni; and
then the writer reports progress:
Enlistments continue necessarily. The stir OF
young men about the country In something unac
countable, and the tide IL ali moving southward
The chiefs Of the Hungarian emigration are also
necessarily on tie wing. The Government boast
that they have 1t In their power to maintain order
| at allrevenr, and they certainly take very ener-
getic measures to shut 6aribaldi In circle of
Iron and FIRE.
In addition to the several regiments which
have already landed in Sicily, the Kings Brig ade
Left yesterday fer Palermo, via Genovo. General
Cugis, the pfefect Of the province Of Palermo.
and ommander-in chief OF all the forces In
Sicily, left Turin Thursday last, and oug ght to
reach his destination to-day. La the meanWh lie
Mazzinian committee, at the head OF whom are
Bertan', Caivoli, Marie, Miceli and Mosto, have
sent forth from Genoa circular addressed to all
the Democratic societies In Italy, taxing every
member OF each of them TO the amount Of one
franc the money TO be employed for the Liberation
Of Rome and Venice.