The New York herald., 1862-10-05
NEW YoRX HERALD, SUNDAY, OCTOBER s. 1852

deep silence errupted from time to time only by tho
soa m Ae shepheras' dogs whsn a. the htt We 90,
hou'e We "a % W.T. the wounds OF tho General We got
soe 70 oih made from got meat The physicians besRn
70 <nlhbther duty.
make anotler litter, little easier and solid than
the We sttrted for Scla AZ Clock the
journey II will bc enough to say that had almos,
continually 20 travel though very abrupt ad prectos
paths Al KIND Of hamel CALLED s. Angelo We deter
The physicians thon again dressed his band
ages and banei his wounds We prepared and gave
some broth 20 him, who smiled ami thanked s
When the began ~ grow too warm We got for him
kind OF parasol with laurel branches Finally at two
O'Clock in the efnoon arrived at the town Of scis
We thought 10 meet there, the higher part OF the
house already prepared where 70 cave tho Gene
raj. and make him rest Tins was not the case.
sIhsy told tnat house lad been prepared In the
lower tho town. by the Shore Colonel ppfa
had gone Scia the prevos evening" August 20
from his government were very severe aa;uro The
KIND words oil tho Colonel which he had said ~ the
general Garoali was neither allowed TO embark
bpard of English ycss nor 10 be accompanied by the
officers given by him in his hist the day before. When
tGs eneral Knew it, he did not wonder Only he said
mildly " his officers, "Ah You have deceived ma.
The directions given BY The government ordered that
Gene. sarbakii aud his son sho III be embarked
board Of tho steam rigg,e II Duca d Genova and that
ony ten o hs officers should be allowed accompany
him W. asked for some attendants The General would
not stop to rest n tae house which had been prepared
He preferred ~ embark directly Tho steam fr vas
ready SAIL Wo sot into boat and towards her,
iadini and The Rear Admiral Aloni, together with
sacrior officers, her deck in military Uniform.
None d them gave salute, aud we pissad oil without
giving any salute either.
The boat which had on board General Garibaai 10
allowed 10 oil freely Tho second one is orderedo
stop by Rear Admiral A!hni Il rad appeared TO thoss
gentlemen that We had With us two acn .ants more nan
The number allowed, and the Rear Admiral, ubini, ia
pf3pia persona had followed in third bsat, 70 order,
n very sharp tone, and in tho OF General taldi,
those aftendtnts to leave the boat.
admiral had como to bearer OF such aa I'M
rough quite out OF time, for had got
board regularly, having all been c,llod by shere
He replied that he must have his orders obeyed;
and the two attendants got into boat and returned
Coueral GarIbald meantime was sitting on his litter,
and helping himself with rope Ho raised on board
the Duca di Genova by himself giving some orders to
direct the operation. The sailors looking at him,
impressed with astonishmens and admiration. In an
instant Gil OF US were on board:
Oar General was BY the three physicians
viz-Albanesi, Basile Ripar; BY his Menott, aud
the following STAFF =
Secretary Basso, Brurzesi,
Bdeschini, Corte,
Cattabeue, Carroll,
Ff,gy@y, Guas;alla,
Manci, Haato,
few mmntos after We were on board the two attend
ants ordered back were sent TO- us again The young
remarked that Colonel EalayFnO had not raised
opp piton to their embarkng and General Caldni, too,
in his turn, deigned " allow them to do so
y Our adeu from friends very aleCting all took
of their hats, shouting Vipa Garibaldi Roma
Roma and the General sauted them with his hand.
We had gone on board, and our companions went into
the castle Of Sca They had told thai would he but
for one hour and then they were 70 be embarked to-
Where 10 We will see.
On board OF the Duca di 9enoya treated with
kindness
Where going2 We are told to spezzIa. And
then There dispatches from the government still
sealed containing directions concerning future
disposition.
BRufUEST, RPAR,
BIDESChINI, NUILO,
CuRTE, ATbANEGE,
UATTABENE, TURIILo MALATO,
CARROLL, BASlIE,
GUAsTAfIA, FRlGYEsY,
RANCl, BAS5O.