, 1864-05-07
EUROPE.
GARlEALD1 AND HIS MOVE
NIENTS.
Aucrita ard The Kew Empire Of Me1ieo>-.
Nx1imlilants Farewell Address, -,


From the London Express, April sa1
0AH1nALpI AND TuE AMERICANS.
Gen. Garibaldi basing expressed desire to
meet the Americans resident in London be-
fore his departure, accepted IN invitation to
breakfast with Mr. Morse, Consul Of the
United States, at his residence, No. Kens-
3nEtou-gate, yesterday morning. There vera
present, Mr.. F. II. Morse. Mrs. and Miss
Morse, AE Adams, The United States Minis
Upitsd States Legation; Hon. W. ii. Erarts,
III. J, S. Morgan: Nr. W. z. Foster, NJ. r..
and Mrs. Foster; Mr, c. ". Field, Air. Ros.
sin1, &c Subsequently, q largo humber Of
American ladies' and gentlemen were pre-.
serted. Gen. Gariba1di expressed bims.f
warmly in favor Of the United States In thu
struggle with the e1aFe powcr, and said be
would 60 there at once and tender his services
II they were needed, but happily they were
not he also said he was proud to acknowl-
edge himself citizen Of the United States,
aud that hc could claim them Us his adopted
country. They we're the great bnlwark Of
ed in sentiment, would keep the peace of the
world.
VISIT FROM TIE PRINCE OF WALES.
On leaving kensington.gate, General Carl
baldi and III. Seely, II r, proceeded to the
residence OF the Earl Of bhafteabury, Gros.
vepor~s4uare,. whero they remained un,ii
nearly II o'clack. At the hitter hour, the
General, accompanied By the noble Earl and
Mr.. sccly, left Grosvenorsquare In IN open
carriage and pair for Stafford House, arriving
there at 1920. Very few people werc about,
it being generally supposed the General had
left town. Great interest, however, will be
felt In the announcement that At Stafford
Prince OF Wales and 'Gentral Gnribaldf. His
loyal Hfghncss reached town yesterday
morning Ut m early houE, and proceeded to
Marlborough House. The Prince, with two
gextlcmen, appears to have driven In =
hrorEham in the direction Of Buckingham
on foot to Stafford House, entering at pri-
! yate door without attracting any observation.
The Prince Of Wales remained 1t Stafford
House for upwatd of On hour.
The London 1,nsts relnarks thAt the news
| OF the private and friendly visit of the Prince
! OF Walts to Gen. Garibuld1 viii give sinceze
| satisfaction to the county,"
s1scE1LAsEousS NJ II Is OF THE uEEo's MOVE
| MESTB.
Gartbalii brcaklastcd with zoo members of
the Reform Club on the 2lst. He reiterated
| his deep gratitude to the English nstfon, and
declared THAT 1t YVES his adopted country. On
the evening of that dny hc visited the House
Of Lords while IL was In session, and met
| ASSo1kiDgnen's Garibaldi Reception Com
mittee, which sits at the Whltttpgton Club,
| London, on The night Of the :,lst passed se-
ries Of mischievous aud fntempernte resolu-
tions, founded on the assumption thns Carl
baltfs he.lsh Ia very good, tAat the opinions
OF Mr.. Ferguson, Mr.. Seely and others Of the
Generals friends. as to the risk of break
down, arc not worth notice, and that he goes
on account Of the pressure put upon him by
The governing clssses. Meetings are recon-
nendcd tor tue purpose Of expressing the in
dlgnatfon Of tue workingmeu of London, the
first to be held on Primrose Hill, on Sunday,
the 15tk, aud a final resolution proposes that
this Committee put itself Into coinmunica.
tlon with all tic workingmen'6 societies In
the metropolis and the provinces.
I PARTING ADDRESS OF GAn1DALDI.
The following is Gar.baliis address to the
English nation, on his departure:
offer M heartfelt gratitude and thanks to the
| English nation End their Gosern1nent 70. the re-
here with the p1i.n1ri.e object Of thanking them
thie, ny ntrt Object, is aceompll.hsd ! hare Dc:
English fsltHde, aid to 70 to erery pl.ce where !
might Be Wished to 20, bat f1nd thst caune!
IoV talaM al these en:;aGemepts Of NJ lssst. II
[ have caused some tfoubo and disappointment to
the ltue between where could and where I coutd
.aS nd oF 81 Sap lss pb:D, ;rs
domestic life of England. and to redeem some o
SRe T dsee e esGp ss @
(Slgned) G. GA11sAIpr.
AMERICA AND THn EEE ENTIRE OF MEXICO
The Paris 2t.nps Of the 2lst says: "a sin
gulsr error committed In the 1Eon;kur thI:
morning shows that the official journal car
lay no more claims to infallibiltty than The
common run of newspapers. The Aoniteu,
declares that the mails from New York bring
mo news which merits attention. But ri
read In the American dispatches of the Time
Washington unanimously Toted, on the It'll
Of April, aresolution, proposed BY Sir. Win
ter Davis, TO the effect tAat the United Starcs
can never recognize sr tolerate 4 monarchy
In Nexico. The Iadttendtaoc .Re4ge gives th,
ean.e news, with variation, according II
which the Congress has simply protested
sgainst monarchy established with the as
Subsistence Of European power. Which
I ever may be right, we can only believe in NJ
iEedyes;asce Of the AaniteAr. It cannot hav.
wished to suppress news, which is by nj
mtans unexl xlectcd. and the importance 0
Tic Chamber Of Representatives 1t Wash
fnrton. is not the American Government
The President Is much more independent o
parlisn:ent than the Queen of England. tn
resolution VIC are announcing is not SO mucl
an net as an indication. We may, besides
|
Mexico tranquil while the civil war ls min
isled. As TO the evcntualities which ma,
arise after the re-cetabiishment Of tlt
Union, the Emperor Me.imittan would hlT
been Tery 1mprudent lwd he not alread,
thought Of them; and rs be has accepted tn
crown, VIC must conclude that be consider
himself prepared to braye the hostility of tn
United States.
MAx1M111AN's FAREWELL.
Tie Emperor hluximilian, before embark
ing for Mexico, addressed the following let
. TIT to ". Porcnta, Mayor Of Trieste:
MlRAuAH, April Il, 1861.
In placing myself, full Of confidence in the aid c
Heaven. ut the head Of distant empire, canno
refrxin from addressing last and 1nouraful ta1e
we'll to The de,r and beautiful c1ty Of Trieste hav
| AIenyh entertained a serious affection for tha
place. which has become, IL certain manner, m
natire aown, and ! teei, In leaFing Europe, hoi
| strong are The grateful femerb:ances which bin
me to it. ahal never forget the co.dia! amIahll:
Of it's Inhabitants. nor the pro0fa of attachmen
which the people OF Trieste have given to my pei
son and to my house: That remembraacc will fol
low me abroad as u friendly consolation and q hap
10 learn that mJ gardens at Mlramar arc visited b
thu Inhabitants. Of Trieste. aud desire that the
shail remain open eTery day SO long as ctrcumatan
token of my affection, have invested sum Of 70
Qc0 NoEine 10000 frAncs} 80 that tho Interest ma
be distributed annually On Christmas Eve, by tn
municipality, among the poor families Of the city
As for myself, MoEslsur 1orehta, confer on 70
the trnea nj ef.rr Anpr in fhe nrfpr t mr. arnnrf