The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-04-28
GARIBALDI IN LONDON.

0vana Civic and Popular Reception q
Aressss-Msszini Dnderssd ~ ths Pop.
.laee=Tne 1iberatcr IN Council with
Lord Palmsrssea. dse.
THn Ps0PLs's TUaN0Ur.
From The london Times. April II
Yessevday Geseral 0aribaldi vas Welcomed - the
rseon: ana s.s s..s via .a:s
exosIed. even IN our nov somewhat long history Of
denominations 10 favor Of distinguished visitors from
q the Princess o. Wales The numSsr q spectators msy
have been greater the longer but this
made ths only dinsrsncc for would have been inpos
0iob 10 have had crowd dense along the streets
10 which did assemble.
TIM RECgPfION COMMITTEE.
On ins platform 81 Nine Fins station. 70 receive the
Mp. ~. ". Ew.ri. II p, n. Ayrsos, P, NJ
Locke, p. ". " Dunlop. Y; P; hr; ". Forster.
naird p. NJ AIdsrms. Mscchi, Mr. SCOTT. The City
Chamesrain, Mr.: George Moore, Mr.. Montague Cham.
Of Common Council.
APPBARANCR OF THH GENERAL.
In The midst Of temporary quiet the General appeared
sons Riocassi ana Msnos and : perfect sumn, o. en-.
thusias broke out that always Be remembered but
ssvsr described The shout. were eeatsoioe, and for
tnsuished chsering asd cheering heartily.
Ths General the uniform In which he has always
APPEARED In public IN this oountrythat which he wore
lender Of the Montovideaa Italian goua plain gray
capos and Garbadi hat and red unic HE rest 10 the
the bronssd hardy vgor Of his aspect compared with
the tired and travel worn look be wore when he landed
permanent e when he lmpsd from ths Rpco, ana Win
ous the aid Of his stick evident that walking would
be . slow and most hborious ehbrt 1880
A. 10 advanced up the platform 70 where he ives to re-
oeive The addresses ladies sometimes offered their hands
10 him the barriers. and then his ordinarily cad
winag courtesy be turned press her hands and
always bad for each fair partisan word Of Eng.
lIsh 10 thank them Tor the houor they did him.
AN App8crIKG INCIDENT.
Hte3e child Vas put forward 10 prevent him with
bouquet, bss ~ scarcely looked At tho aoers a. with
bs child n his arms kissed M patisd IL curs ana tried
- well ., he able 20 speak 70 II In English Little
all % ps1scty ssps and natural tSss i aid more than
elicit appaue0-n seemed 70 establish familiar and do
nestle reasios between GsribAld and 81 the ladies
FOR the Of The way down the platform he seemed
Mmoss bewdered BY the Intense snshueasn Of his gel.
come, but once on the dais 80 10 speak, he turned with
the simple dignity that natural TO him. and with his
calm, melancholy Loot, remained 70 receive the I'd
TnE CITY ADpWYss
The nrst presented and read 10 him from the city
heartfelt respect the great apostle Of liberty the heroic
and chiyalrous soldier whose sword Is but
might deliver ~ c.op from pco. h%.
while making Others rich The SELF devoted self denying
rho. ana q ~
me truly good, pure hearted, and upright man, whose
private worth Is only surpassed By As public virtues
-
During The delivery Of this address the cheers we're
loud and long u The ermoasion each smphsio sen
ssuoe; and the Reception Committee, the committee
charged With the arrangements. clesed around
him. that 70 tbe q The visitors he hidden almost
altogether, and nothing he then said could have been
audible space had nos been cleared around him.
When this done and silence restored, he said slowly,
ont With much emphasis and evident fsslng-I very
happy 70 b. ensoled oday 10 have TO give my thanks 70
this nsbs nation for lie generous sympathy for the
my country and the cause Of oil mankind Long ago
wished well for this day 70 am very happy
70 day to express 70 ysu al my gratitude
rHs Address or ruR woRKMoNsN.
when the cheers which these few words excited had
died away the address from the worknsmsn vH fs,d.
They ssid:--s ~ ~ s-e-- $3.50
lIrsFmors Cmps--In The name Of Brtain,s sons and
daughters u toll Ne bid you welcome 70 THE metropolis
We hsii you - the representative Of rsgeneratcd AID
end for the love We bear 70 that beausurand
ana hsnobie PEOPLE, - lopg oppressed, &C. &C. Foryour
NOBLE deeds We thank love and welcome you and 10 the
name tbs sacred name Of that liberty for which you have
louen bed and won Tor the oppressed peoples gve
You piacs-the drst place In our hearts, and while
doing % We cannot forget that there many who have
been associated with You 10 your glorious enterprises
who are also deserving Of admiration and estse
especially the Industrious Joseph Meszinl, who has demo
Almost AL the passsges In this address called forth
which were welcomed with marked euthui,asm, though
almost chisay, MOI entirely, BIZ the Italians who were
u reply 70 this General eannAlp, add Ike 70 see
nognoA ali Nv M vaAnasna - ~ alsn havA