New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-05-04
Great Britain.
cpyFRAL GARIBALnT

Cariholdi breakfasted with 200 members OF
fhs Reform Club the 2lst lie reiteiateu nis SeoP
gratitude the English nation ana 9eciaIeu 1a ~,
land was his adopted country On me evening Gl ,la'
day he visited the HOuse Of Lords WINE II was III ses
toon and met with q cordial reception. c.-....o
A Working Mems Garipaldi Reception committee,
-rhich Its nj the Wilmington Club London on the
ght of the 2st passed series Of mschieyous ana IN
temperate resolutions founded on the assumption tht
arieads health is very good lhGt ,e , SP aUnra T.
friends as to the risk OF breakdown are not worth no
9ice and that be goes on account OF ihe pressure put
upon him by the governing classes. Mee'Ihss az sc
oommepdcd for the purpose OF expressing the lnusa
fion of the working !Inen Of London. Inc nrs 10 De
held on Primrose Hill on Sunday the 24th and nnal
resolution proposes that this Committee put Itself INTO
communication with all the working meEs societies IN
the metropolis and the provinces. 81,
TIE TINS remarks that, after being received win
almost royal hOnOrs by every class in the Kingdom,
Saribadi will not lend himself TO the absurd suggestion
that his sincere admirers belong to class only and
that all others eagued with foreign despots TO exre
A deputation from Newcastle waited on the General
on the Dist invite him TO visit that town ln reply
he said he had lively recollection OF his former VISIT
and though he could not at present ACCEPT then invita-
ton he hoped to be able TO return TO England within
short time when he should certainly visit Newcastle
In the House Of Commons on the 2lst Mr.. Gladstone
made a statement with reference 10 the sudden depu-
ture OF Garbeld from England and declared that The
stories which had been circulated as 70 government
rressure being put upon him were Destitute OF the
slightest foundation in truth The General was present
with his during this interiude.
On FRIDAY Tie "a, Tue fTlnce ol nhieh VIM hdu
zone 10 London from his at Sandringham Gt Is sup
posed for the express purpose), paid priv ate and
friendly visit to Garibadi at the residence OF the Duke
of Sutherland. The visit lasted over an hour.
On the same morning. GaTibadi breakfastcd With
party Of American citizens, at the residence OF the
United States Consul He expressed himself warmly
In favor of the United States In the struggle with the
Slave Power and said he would go there at once and
tender his services they needed but he was glad
to learn they were not and he remarked that England
and America united in sentiment could keep the peace
OF the world.
The London Times remarks that " the of tho pr
yatc and friendly visit Of the Prince OF Wales TO Cen
Garibaldi viii give sincere satisfaction TO the county
At little before o'clock on the 22d, Garibadi iet
Stafford House for Cleyeden House near Madenheqa
the seat of the Duchess Dowager Of Sutherland. He
would resume his Journey for Plymouth on Monday the
25th and viii pass that night at Col Peards in Corn
wall. On Tuesday morning the Oenefa ana DIS uleuGs
would emDark board the Duke OF SuheIiands yacht
No efforts had been spared by delegates from the va
rous deputaOns TO induce the General TO postpone NE
departure for at least time.
fbe Earl of Shattesbury had addressed letter 10
The Times confirming on the word OF gentleman the
abatement that he and other friends Of The General IN
irving their advice Influenced solely by consider
ations for his health and position Lord shaitesbury
adds: 1t was, assert, the Generals own and unsng
gested decision 10 give up the provincial journey alto.
gether. He could not, he declared, draw line OF
preference for certain towns and that TO accomplish
the whole list was impossible" ,,-...,..,..,
The Daily Neos gives political object 70 the VISIT OF
Garibaldl The Emperor Napoleon, II says Is ialtn
less friend Of Itaya too cordial alliance is suspected
-
Italy is in danger GaTibGlds visit was an appeal TO
English sympathy-to English influence and English
power-nOt 10 allow the great WORK oil Italian reseh
Grafton and unity to perish
PARTING ADDRESS OF GARIBALDI.
The following is Garibaldis address 10 the English
nation on his departure:
English nation and their Government for the reception
have met with in this free land. here with the
primitive object Of thanking them for their sympathy
for and for my country; and this my first object IL
accomplished. i have desired 10 be altogether at the
disposition of my English friends and every
Mace where might be wished 10 20; but find that
cannot now fulfill all these engagements Of my heart IL
have caused some trouble and disappointment to many
friends ask their pardon but cannot draw the Hno
between where could and where could not go, and
therefore for the present these are my thanks and my
farewell. Still hope, perhaps at no distant time 10
return my friends in the domestic life OF England
and 10 redeem some Of the engagements with the gen
people Of this country, which, with deep regret
feel that cannot now fulfill. q. GAhiBALDL
In the House OF Lords, on the 2lst. Earl Russell in
reply the OF Earl CarnarvoD stated that the reaSon the
Conference the affairs Of Denmark and Germany had
been postponed till the 18th that the Austrian and
Prussan representatives had received instructions not
70 take part In the Conference until NJ Beus the repre-
sentative Of the German Diet, was present.
The Earl OF Malmesbury hoped the Government
would be on their guard against the repetition OF these
In the House Of Commons on the same evening after
some slight show Of opposition Mr. Gladstone'S recon-
mendaonS III regard 10 the Fire Insurance duties were
agreed TO.
In the House Of Commons on the o2d there was a
debate On China-lir. Liddle having moved resou.
ton against the policy of the British Government in
fayorng the Imperalists In the OF the debate,
The House was counted out" for lack of quorum.
The British Postmaster General had renewed FOR
seven years the postal contract with the Pacific Steam
navigation Company Of Liverpool for the conveyance
OF he mails between the various South American ports
and the Isthmus Of Panama
The demonstrations in England in honor of the ter.
centenary OF Shakespeare in full swing. In Iiy.
erpooi they had gone off with great eclat The Inter.
was Withdrawn Oh the I'D ~ ~