New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-04-21
Garibnidi in En slaHd.

eEfrtDhtGt III
PREP ARATIONS FOR HIS RECEPTION N LONDON
Ii has been proposed to give an entertainments
to Gen Garihadi at the Reform Club. ALTHOUGH ol!
suggested on Wednesday eyeans, above ~ monb'.'
have already put down their ne 'es TO pay tat .l''
of respect 10 1.-The Italian LbFp'or' OF course me
day win be ultimately fixed ~ s-at the convenience q
tie idGstriUus patriot. 49,,
pIcpWauops Tor Gsribadi's reception on the ll'h
aio proceeding successfully. Is fnQ llat the scCNe
will Dc almost without parallel
The Court Of Common Council las al-os. uraai.
moEsy decided TO confer upon Gen. GaIiJIii iha iee
dom Of the City OF London. There only two us.
lnCAt ,
TIE deputation sent down to the rsle Of Wight by
the City Committee. 10 induce Gen. Ggril1li ioPSl
pCue bis visit 10 tie metropolis until to ili.l le.
grapIed Up that they had accomplished tie Oljcot g.,
mission and ths GGribsldi had Kindly accceG 20
the wishes Of tie London Committee / ne sIl'eom'
miteo were Therefore enabled to complete therIrO
grammc. Populations from the committees BAD eu
interview VITA the railway authorities who have
afforded every facility for the promotion OF ,Le o.J'.t
and have placed their Commodi0ns premises Il tic &Ihe
Elms station entirely al the disposal Of the commit c.
The GeputaOn also waited upon the Duke OF SuiAtI-
land at Stafford House and his Grace promised
cordial cooperation with the committee 10 maze ne
demonstration ar effective as possible. Among he
Organized bodies Of workmen who vii take part n .le
procession most OF tie metropolitan trade suc.cet.
/ The fOresteTs. Odd.FclOWs Old FrenUs Tie tcL.ici-
auce societies. Band-OihoYe Union, sons Of tle fAr
nix, the Working Mems Club. &c. IN full rognl!a.
accompanied by their bands ana haCs. Tho f4Ce-
masou's have also expressed their intention T. scud
strong depuiaton. The following is the ol..c.a. pro
grammc OF the proceedings on the arrival Of Gar btl
IN London, adopted by the City and Working None
"Gen. Garibaldi, who viii arrive at the Nine L.ins
Station OF the south Ncstern Railway at .! ociocs on
the afternoon OF Monday, the 18th Oi APRIL viii 10 there
received by the City Italian and WolK.ngmens Com
mittees and conducted platform prepared for The
occasion. He win then De presented With addresses D..
Populations from the three Committees, ahcT which ne
VIII enter carriage provided fog the occasion by c
Duke Of Sutherland IN the time, the procession
viii be formed on the WandswUrth Road, AID VII
march past the carriage containing the General Whol
with tie other carriages containing his friends aud Size
members Of the Committee, viii then fan into tie
From WaRdsworth Road iSio Miles street tiISa
Bond street into New Bridge street ard thence Eurg
| Uppcr Remington Lane Remington Road Wesl-
Minister Bridge Road Westminster Bridge. Parliament
street CAarnE Cross and Pail Mall 10 Stafford House,
arriving at Which GaIlbala VIII then aiighl and be-
ceiyed by the Duke OF sutherland. TIC prOcesiou IA
then pass b. the east side " Stafford House INFO 81;
James, Park. where 1t will break up. III organized
bodies taking part In the procession VIII Dc expected e.
be Oh tie ground ly q o'clock az the atlst ami VIII b.
marshacd iuto place by properly appointed persons II
tie order Of their arrival On the arrival OF the tiI
containing the General tho band stationed tho pat
form VIII play the Garijaldian Hymn"
/ NOTTINGHAM.
i At meeting Of some influential members of
the ANA -mnated Trades Association IT nottingham
was resolved 20 take steps 10 call public meeting "a
be held IN The Exchange-ual fer the purpose OF agIc
ing 10 the presentation u address 10 ten GaTb4lL
10 be formally presented by aeputaton OF the men
Of Nottingham to the General during iis stay in Ia.
gland
! 1t was announced At tho meeting Of the Rochlalc
! Town Council, the 9Th that Gen. Garibaldi h.l
promised 10 pay visit TO BOchdaic ater his visit 10
Manchester.
MANCHESTER.
At meeting Of the Manchester Garihsldi
Reception Committee. held the I'D ult il was ro
solved thai Il respectful invitation m seBt 20 General
Garbald 10 visit Manchester About 400 names wcry
placed the Committee, with power 10 add 10 fhcir
humber and the following AZ the head Of The list.
Francis Taylor, chairman pro TEN. John Watts score.
tary pro tenn; Thomas Bailey. NJ. p Thomas Barrcs,
NJ F., Sir l.. Armitage Sir James Watts, and Ihonns
Bayley Potter The following letter has been received
from the General:
"BRooK Isle Of Wight. April 8. 1851
SIR: I an directed by Gen. Ga1badi to inform Won
that il win give him much pleasure 10 visit Manchester
The date he cannot al present fix.
81 have the honor 10 be- your most obedient serrt
FRANCIS TAYLOR, esq"
| NEWPORT.
| At an entertainment given 10 Garibaidi on
the 9Th at Newport, MI Scely NJ. T., said Gan.
badi Lad achieved much for his country, but hc had
much 10 DO and Le hoped that his life mg1t be
spared TO accomplish tho great object Of that life
namely seeing his country free from the foot Of the for
eigner. Cheers. Mr.. Soely also talked OF Englld's
moral Influence assisting Glrlblldi.
| GARIBALDI AND THE GERMANS IN ENGLAND.
Ganbaldi having been informed of the resolu-
tOns Of the meeting u German residents, has ieie-
graphed in reply 20 Kari Blind. who had been elected
|
wbh 10 tender my thanks - the noble Germans" The
proposed serenAde and fackezug the General mOdcsy
declines. while boxing forward to the presentation Of
the address. In letter of friendship, dated Brooke
House April ), GaTi6adi also requests Karl Blind ~
4" give cordial salute to his comparios.'
GABIBALDI AND MAZ2TNf.
The Express publishes the following telegram
from CoWes: Gen. Garibadi, following the frana il.
sncts OF his own noble nature has rightly Interpreted
that English hospitality is not accorded him az the price
Of the denial OF his personal friends, and had long
interview with Siguor MGzzini, who % the GCu-
erals own request became the dignity and fT8nkuess
OF GarDaGls character. The two friends met at Brooke
House Menotu Garibadi out TO NEE; his fathers
| friend. Guezzonl and HaSso also accompanied AE
| 10 Brooke House"
/ SOUTHAMPTON
! II is generally understood that Garlbaldi has
declined The honor Of public banquet at SouthamptJn
He remains the guest of Mr. Secley till Saturday
ing, the yth when he starts for London reaching tlc
mctO pols at Two IL the afternoon 1t believed that
no VIII leave the train at the goods station ~ Nine Ems
and thence proceed by tue Remington andN estminsF
Roads, over Westminster Bridge TO Stafford House.
In London he VIII remain for week al least the guesof
the Duke of Sutherland 1T is all but settled SAYS Yrf
DaiIy Telegraph that the subsequent visits Of the eat
patriot will be, in turn TO Newcastle Manchester and
Glasgow
ENGLISH SYMPATHY WITH GARIBALDI
The London correspondent oi the Paris Temps
afleI giving 81 account VI the arrival of Gar;bad M