, 1864-05-07
GAE1E.Ad.EE DRIVEN FROM
ENGLAND.

EA4C*
GAK1EcAaEE DRIVEN FROM
ENGLAND.
LsEntant Texrlblo-plsaty Of Uortln-
cntes-A 4sRrd - specch. ana Poor
Tray In Fad Corurany-Tho Cenftx-
enoc-Tn1t Mexican Resolution.
Correspondence Of the N. 7. Tiulss.1
LONDON, Saturday, April. ~, 1891.
Gariba1di has been driven from England I
told Jou su-l said there wonld be trouble
soon, and there ig precious row about it. 4
an sorry to write slang. Ny tendencies, as
sou kuOw by long observation, are to style
severely classic, hut the 1ed'shfrtcd democ-
raey ia boiling up just now, and ono may be
excused tor writing like sans culofse or a
costeImonger.
Garibald{ has been driven from England.
Earl Clarendon denies it. Lord Pclmers: on
denies 1t. Mr. Gladstone tries very hard to
deny 1t in this Times, Morning Ra and Tee
gr0ph, but 1t ia true for all that. They got
an English physician to certify thAt tHO or
three months Of continuous o4atlons, With
hcayy dinners, late hourJ and hard dr. nking,
might not be good for his precious health.
Trnc, Garibaldi said lie was quite well, and
eausl to any amount Of fatigue; 1i1 lillian
surgeons said he was all the better for change
Of scene and excitement. 1t wouldn't do.
Ths conference appointed for the 12th, and
Emperor will not come while GarIbaldi Is in
Epclaud. Tke Austrian Ambassador will not
enter the Conference while Garibaldi is here,
stir1fug I'D sympathy for Venice. Russia will
not sit ut that table while Garib2ldiis making
speeches to Poles; a1ta Prussia viii give It :
vide berth while lie Is here telling the DAncs
tint be is ready to volunteer Tn the service Of
The e9}ans terrible OF European politics must
he got rid Of. Mr.. GLADSTONE, according to
bis own confession on Thursday night, In the
House Of Commons, did 10 to Stafford House,
the residence of the Duke Of Sutherland, and
did advise Gart balti not to keep his engage
ment to visit thirty or forty English and
Scotch towns, to which he had been invited.
OF COURSE, it was entirely sn account Of his
precious health, which Is Of much import.
ancc to the British Ministry. BAIL. Bosh!
These arc mild CALCULATIONS compared With
those Of the great unwashcl and seldom
washed British public who have had their
own pet lion first tasen out Of their hands by
bloated artstocracy, lodged in a duca1 man
sion, breakfzsted aud dined and fetcd by tue
nobility, while they we're left to hurrah In the
Streets But they are not going to give hin
up without = protest. A great mass meeting
night. Other meetings will be held, and the
arietocracy and Ministry will be denounced,
and Garibaldi, rather disguised with the
whole business, will 20 back to Caprcra.
The Earl Of Shaftesbury, good innocent
nun, declares upon his honor rs 4 gentleman
flat he hs1i>,r. that Mr. G1.datonr nnd all
Gnr;ho13;1. f-te.Ss sdT;s.a h;,n ~, 1s.<. T 80
9i -, -. l.e.' sonI H. ~ 49,. " .ea'e
he went to Weymouth yesterday, and viii
embark - soon as our rowdJ Duke OF Suth-
erIsrd, the "Mose" of the nobility, who gets
up f5cm sunPtuous diuncr party to "run
wild der machine" can bring round his yacht
a11u eahs n!n ~ nis !slau1 Aome: Dut not
s ares asoat esgns @ 81 PEI M
health. When asked about it, his reply has
been, "Look at me!" I did iook at lin =
dev =, two aon- uhc, hr 1yrs pain~ thronrh
dnm Of the city. and he looked m tonr3 n.
onv I'D sn1d;ar ~ saf1nr have aaen ~ n,nv
n AZ 49, -A1'
MT when n 1nan coes In a RID R-nnh,rcan
mcet{,p IN T.nndnn viii Ma1zini Hcrs.n
0rareef an6 other Euronean Rsd;caIE sn3
lilrly be would be would be = Welcome
guest to the Ministry? A revolutionary to ,st
Having been riYen nnd drink with enthnsf-
ssrn. {;aribaldi rue and said:
"I.m abont IN mate declaration ubtc, on,ht
n have m m,a. fare NJ 40" Thcre ,s man s,nnn1 ~
here who Las rendered the greatest service to oar
countf5 and to the caase OF liberty. When was
young nan. having aonsht 9gt aspln't,ons toward
~ eoou, soas1. lo1 ons anc ~ 2Tt a. tse eu.oe
n,nn ere1, A. he via IL athI5st scelei H. snrin
I % fnnnd The man. lie ntnnc Tstcara w5rn III
around lin slept he alone fed The eacred aamc
love for bis country, and 81 devotion to the caasc
81 liberty; This man Is Joseph instability mY
leno a. .cd A. - "Drhs IT, an! 81 t4oae
EMsrds rose . second lime and .sid Ms1zia, h.s
uttered some woras with re- resard to uphsnny 70. E
land. to which adatre With Ill my heart. Nov,
struggles and shall triumph like ourselves, and js
oesllncd 70 pta{ nooia anu impot1aat paft 10 70.
is,p s ia afs Fsr aas ne !ass
Generous hotuitalltv and noble and fruitful symns
1hv bare on from ill opprc@sea peoplo 80 large a.
debt Of gratitude and affection"
That FREQ England! I au1 going at fye
o'clock tonight up to that pretty Primrose
Hui to See sInnll gathering Of that free Eng
land, which meets 20 protest asufnst the ban
5sbnent Of Gar1baidt It will be too late to
SEND you an account of the meeting, IT worth
It, which Is not likcly-if 1t shoald be, you
wonder that after that speech, Mr.. Gladstone
thought 1t was not healthy for Gzribal:ii to
etny In Epgland7
Tie Conference is to assemble on Monday.
There IL not much confidence that It Will do
GO. Tie Prussians have taken Duppel The
1900. The next move of the Germ,n allies is
to REFUGE Fredcficia, and occupy the whole
Of Jutlaud, as security for the costs Of tho
War. It may be that the postpontnents of
the Conference Lave oeen 70 enable Them TO
do this before the s1mls5ace, Which would
naturally be one o. Inc nfst oolects q tue
diplomacy. WIN tne etfons po!nt OF pos
session OF AZ connnental Oenmark, no!a,ng
Jntlana 70 compeI tae esacaatioa o1 Alsen,
, the Germans can wall !of se11iemeh1, Mlth
every advantage. Ihe ,reaty OF ia; wa oe
thrown nsfde as oesolete-as ~ mue9 OUT o1
date as the treaty OF vienna lne emperor
Will demand That 1he people OF inc Ouchies
shnll De allowed 70 cnoose ine'f own fuigcfs,
and settle thelr o"n poAueal [elat1ons. Inc
crown o. hlnE @ Caflstmn, one Moaia s, sas, was
not Toleh long pnteaas 9i.a, 4as a lanes aa ate
Sery hhst} ~ e,e s9t" III ~. 1.o anH osnah
~hat z;. le ists =. ~ WILL un'te 11'en 10 ocau'
o'nasian 4a,a n1 k,ngoom: Oscillation no..oa ,ao,;
ra1s;, nIi hv 4ha a,ne1;c.n Hnnsp 81 T.nrasan.
onsts y r. snt ann E1rono "4uo hx e1tnxE.e "
,asn na1 e,nnsea that IT,, Feasrat nnxe,ns ~
van nan Sad aiant ~ beavr ,oh an ;ts 1,a,,1s
~ # can % msnare It has been reported that
~ nar,on na5 hcnn irstructed tn assnrs
The Fm' eror MaxImiltan Of the recognition
and friendship Of his Government Under
theee Inc Mas Wna n
| Wood and all the Coppcrheads would, of
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