The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-05-11
A Yankee Description of t'aribaId'
in London.

Tto,ao. CORRESPONDENCE of the n. 7. Tribune.l
LONDON, April ID. 1864.
Caffbaldiana come first Of conrs.. Yon will
have already learned some things about him; how
France Quaked as ha passed; how The English
heart was thrilled when he touched The shore al
Southampton how The Times, one face toward Ma
pOleon and Francis Joseph and the other toward
the People, cried, ''OrdeT gentlemen, order Re
member that il must all be for GITiba!di in the ab
stract-not Il word about Garbaldi in the concrete,
YOU knoW.' You know, 100, tor the papers will
tell YOU all the pretty things, how he interchanged
visits with rennyson, and planted the, tree (wel-
tingtenla gigantea) al The Laureate's "cast'e," /"
FaringfOrd. But about that part OF his visit will
tell you what you will get ff0in no London paper;
and that is that the first he was cOseted with
on his arrival was Joseph Mazzint, and the next
were A Taylor, n r, (some,ime President Of
Garibaidi Committee Yeas ago. and Karl Blind.
All oI which gave 4 very PLATA assertion 0f what
perhaps people (eeftainly all In France, Aus
tria, aud ItalyJ knew before, that Carieaidi did
not cone to England To feast on boaI's head ahd
chamDagne, nor 10 go to The opera at Covent 0af.
den. but consult with certain representatives of
the European Democracy of every European c0un
try, who, by a notable coincidence, happen here
AT this time.
about his reception In London, To which, however,
hundred correspondents, Ii you had them here,
could scarcely do Justice. l have Witnessed the
outpourings and tumulfs of Derby Day, OF Boxing
Nights of Easter but all Of them put together
would make a snail segment OF what Witaesssd
on Monday last. started eaIiy In the m0taihg, /,
having read The 1t9l0s'S appeal Tor 4 QuFf and te
spectabia reception, such as Eng'ahd usually ac
cords 10 distinguished visitors, and got the top
Of an omnibus about seven miles OF from the Mae
Films Station, where hc was ~ be received. Even
AZ that distance the streets were swafmiag more
than usual. The omnibus and cab drivers had the
Italian cOlors-sed, white aud green, ON their
breasts and the low itish were al thetS doors
gsy and excited earsing AL who wore the coioss.
ana abusing the .schuseh robbern. Already al II
The best seats around ChariBg Cross were occu
pied the la cOnies OF houses covered with peo.
pls--ai,hoagh 1t was certain that the heso could
not pass that way tor six or seven h0ars Reach
ing soWiy, by reason of the crowd, Westminster
Bridge embarked on the little steamer that ta0k
me up to Nine Fins 5taiioa. Around this the
crowd was aheady vast. Entering the statioa and
reaching my place near The platform where Carl
hajAi was t0 be received, | fOuSd an tame sse
crowd waiting there, each OF whom had paid a
guinea foT LIS ~ her ticket. Al last the agttattan
Oi the multitude ANNOUNCED that the tsain mad Ar
rived. People pressed forward On the great glass
ROT nc the bMildiag people ctin,bed w toutsidel
aad shattered pAes Of gtEs with their tlsts 10 see
the hsv0. Al last he appeared. A he catered u
was manifest that tie peope w0uld tsxet the at-
wee Of the 1js,es about au "0tdetlY and quiet
cep&ion. The pfegsanue 81 carefully prepared BY
eammittees and Guy couacii Was iMittneed q
y 0mtrGnce Some Woman hEIdup her child with q
beauttfui beqMcs IL iis hand Citha'di te0k the
child Ia hts arms, kissed Is, pated fs cssiss and
tosk the boquet u his hahA. TAeA, when tbc
w0skingnseA .drcss was seaAy u contained, c6-
Asy ~ all advice, stowtx eat09tana an Thai vsrt
Maxsl fus being wlose iiteAd III Sfansteta hnsl
b.skM hDaased pw1 af the GOvefataaHti Aays M0se,
swhen skaI RaSksss Ma lead ~, what Wftt l0ptu