Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-10-17
Garlsalas L. apsssla.

We went BY boat to the fortress fhig rlo.r,ur
soma i've miles or Th8 generals r1ors AZ.
Z surroundings are too bsuack-liks for any ids
q comfort as an E1glshmau understands #
out 20 soldier these things neither seem. no
are what they would seem aud b- f1 1s M .7.
! similar conditions. Sdll, think .hsrs- c
mHeh hustle, TOO many managers, and 20 f3rth
telta aanEt0 Pus cespot there, VINO sLonI.
rule with trm hand, and wi5h unseen ond NJ
heard authority The rlzin elements. however
Of Interest and affseti0u are evidently there SID
prObably % hardly any uther man could lie DE-
ne oVermuch Of hustle be so iuocuous Hs
calm, his wonderful serenity of demeauor SEEN
rot 70 heed, still less to be excited By, The sur
roUndings
When Mr. Partridge wen. into his room 20 ez
anime the wound IremsinFd in an aaie room, r5
Wiling to add another to the sIrea]y suihsieu
nuHbcr Presently however, tbs oxa1lilstio
being oyer, 6srI6aldi sent f5r ms and held 0u.
his haud. have already gwen you a5eVe, n
I two words, the impression pr95ucsd az l1a mo-
I nent, ard returning a.ter ari-' wonderful E.
renity,' cain, courteous and tranquil lblrs-
iui Ser the least service rendered b. any Of b.s
attend snts-an utter absence of anything s
tlis peevishne55 0f q Suffering man Tet without
any appearance CT pressure or the exercise o
control over himself. Is was aa atmosphere Of
moral elevation
expressed in lsv w5zds tha p70f5uud sy--
I ps-hY Fs al feel for and with HIM and which I
I felt justified in saying was SHARED bv al Eng-
land he thanked me wsrulT, or ra.hs- sars-
/ ess.y and SAID Il was sol lsa first Hus be bad
/ nad 20 express ms thanks 90 my c5ullry eZ-
pressed also the hone that be rouIf D. qh-sel
maintain that quiet and rest so essential 10 II 3
early recovery as Iiaiy and sH of us would baFs
much need Of him He acqaiszcsd, and u.ss-
/ emily pointed to a seat by tae 5ad hoping z
should pardon thas hs could not talk nuch b.
The doctors sooH concluded their coasultssi8a
/ and we took leave
lie appears less ID ihau I was prspsse5 o. find
/ nirn, bat MS limbs ace, they ssg much fallen
away While we were there be was sGapor.ic1
himself in a sitting posture By grssping q r1as
! stretched above AHA. Hs can ossr n5 notion 81
the leg withou. great suffering, and there IS evi-
/ 1e1cs that the necessity OF rerstuia.y iu 0us
I posture Is producing thss soreness Sc 6s.rassiue-
| to the invalid
/ A kind lady, Hrs SehEa5e. has already ol-
/ tanned Wstsr-bed from Pans. and is fs also 10
obvis.e this daHgsr that I asked 71u 30 send
o01 tha surgical apparatus mentioned i1 my
/ telegram.
Tbs injury consists Of a gua shot w5aof half
an inch II length over tbs internal ankle. which
mas been broken Of and the Joint laif cpsn.
oJme portion Of the garments were driven iato
the wound, bat the bal did not enter. The
wound Is free from Inflammation. aud The Hatieut
is, as regards his general health fra not u1 sst-
isfaciOTY condition The rreas necessity is uer-
feet quiet. There have been umors u an in
tenti5l On the part Of the government 90 ramcvs
him. IL esn be but foolish TUm9r. There can
be 10 such intention. L would be murder
Months muss elspse Dei1Fs the injury can be-
cured and there Is fear thai there ms7 remain
a stiff joint fh5 sPpearaucs Of the wcaud
healthy sud the SuPpafa'i0l Is also free ana
satisfactory. His condition is 3 tie ua3sr sha
maFkei and think Mr. Partridge Fiu zr-iuzIF
Try II be cannot stand q more generous iis-.
There has been no bleeding, which is u.s-cy
merely the application OF ssches-
lie government Is &Cri1e ve.F unwiseI7 iu
maintaining, as 1 heard, il several quarters
they are, much mystery about GaEiba.di's con
dinon. have seen gentleman lram Naples
who says tha- much irTi .stiaa prevails il the
SOuta, and especially IN Sicily, nader ths itaa
that their hero Is being intentionally neglected.
/ an persuaded shat there is G5 ground .1r ali=-
Two or thee Of bis medical a-ten,srrs age u.r-
sonai friends aud feiigyTpr prisoners. so t1zt taar5
IS nos TJcn for such suspicion and lle conduct
nave referred 90 CR the part Of ihe govern
meDt is tla more iLcgmp-sl5uslba AID weak
GARIBALDI AND THE AlIsRICaS war
Subjoiued is the entire correspondence given
by the Vienna HaNd=rer ss having passed be-
tween General GGIi5Gldi and the American cons
SUI 81 lt4uh-
TO GENERAL GARfB.LDI. SPE zZIi, FTstV.
vienna, S5atsn5er /. lcj1.
GENERAL As is has nos been practica55 70
you for the moment 90 accomplish toe great De-
trOfc work which you undertook IN the Interest
OF ycur beloved country, I take ihs liberty of
addressing you the present letter, with o view Of
leaning whether It would nos enter into you
plans 90 offer your valiant arm iu tie contest
which we sustain for the liberty aud unity Of oJr
greas republic. Tas combat ii which we s-s en-
gagged dses not ilt-Tes. US alone, but the ~lc.a
world. The transport and enthusiasm with
which y0u would DO received 10 our c0uHs1y. FIN
which you have passed portion Of your lie,
wo1ld be Immense; and your mission, viica
would be that Of leading cur brave solIis-s To-
6ght for the sane patriotic principle % which
you have devoted your entire oxis teuce, would
be altogether comfortable ,o y8ur .ataai3-s- /
snail consider myself, general, extremely t5r.U-
uste, If l could receive your reply
/ have the honor 10 be- etc
THEODoRE CAsISIUs
Consul Of tie United Ssatcs Of America
The following was General GarbaiIis reply.
VARIGNAS0, S.p.snl5ar "a. 1852
SIR sm a prisoner, sni dangerously
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