New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-05-07


Wing Government is well rid Of him, and well aware
Of the fact.
word Of commendation. Those interested in the
actual detail of the Seheswig Holstcn WAY (nnd there
niusi be many adopted Americans Who are so) may be
glad 10 learn the beat OF information concerning
here. This Ii tho correspondence published IN TIE Tel
graph which has Of late attracted Geserved attention.
as quite above the average OF ordinary newspaper re-
porting II 10 written by Mr. Edward Dcey, gentleman
belonging the editorial stat Of tic peper who, how
ever strongly di SCENTS from its sympatnes with Seces
Ia yaIous magazine articles &C.. as friend OF and be-
lever IN the unity Of our country We have BOT too
many Lere vi his class. Heaven knows. 7. b. O.
GaribaIdi Agsin-L1is Reasons for Beav.
ing Englaud-Thc story in all fits De-
taiIs--uow tho Arfstocracy and the
People Feel About IL - Garibaidfs
Breakfast with the Araericaus in
Londsn - HIS TaSle.Taik and Thor
eugh.Gefng Union Sentincnts - IN
vited 70 Join the Confcdcrates by
George Sanders, and Refuses - His
Opinion Of Grant - The Alcxandrn
Case-Items.
From Our Special Correspondent
LoxDoy. April %. 1864.
II, in my last letter, suggested " stud'horse
type" as an appropriate means OF conveying 10 your
readers something OF the sensation created here D!
Garbald wonder what shall do now 1t has m
creased continues to increase, and viii not abste-
especially under the stimuant OF his approaching de-
parturc and the reasons alleged for It, publicly and pri-
ystey Yeu can hardly estimate the intense feel
ing on tho subject tie part Of the English people
the earnest but eoent II the press afford
only mild idea Of it. Verify the Garibadi fever
II Is worth infinitely better name though-has not
been sackened in consequence OF the rash attempt at
kdoctoTing applied to Il The cause may be 70
moved but tho effects remain. and tho symptoms are OF
present by no means delightful! to the Inrdcicus prac
titioners For no sane man here except such easy |
going ones as are ncuricusy content to live entirely on
the surface Of things but believes that the Italian hero
would hive been well content ~ complete his visit
shameful iniermeddng, had not coIspred to render
abortive. And the disappointment ana transportation
are propOrtionste. 49,.
Nn that the Emperor Of the French, or any foreign
po,cntatcs or powers have lnteriered dreety,eh no
The statements Of Lord Clarendcn~and the h9nneW
received yesterday morng). nag be eredl,ed tlus
far. and no further: Napoleon III Is 700 shreGa
man t0 have made eny suggestion inimicai 10 uari
baldi 70 the British Government: He Knows perfectly
well thai 10 DO this were 10 defeat his object Loia
Panerston too must be well aware that were y 70 pe
believed in England that he allowed himself TO 90 dic
tated to such subject, his Ministry must go 10
pieces in tyeriyfour honrs. He &C. shipwreckea on
thai rock onec before, you may ron'enoer
10 the Orsn eons piracy. when be endeayoed 10 opge
his Imperial friend with facilities for the arrest oi
French refugees British soil, and-thoush then the
most popular man IN Ensland-caihe 70 gre,
in consequence That error IL not repeated now: IL
xrayer one. The desire VI Louis Napoleon Is merely
anr,eipa,ea-that is all Here is the whole story.
The Whig Government has. as you Know, Deen going
points with more yiruence than judgment particularly
with regard ~ its foreign relations on oil quarters OF
tho compass 10 do this the enemy a'a no, asGan 20
deed the accom- plices Of the Partisan police In The
odous Stansfeld Mazsin accusation. That, Pan. dex-
terousy ,ded over but esTts SaSis nj aSead
popularity was ebbtide TO induce II TO
TOW and bear "Casar and his fortunes trinDphanty
over all rocks qricksands ana rA'enng snaiss some
thing must be done Accordingly Pam determined on
"a Characteristic expedient. He knows the English
people thoroughly believe IN ruling by Pleasing them
Traveller" subsidies TAe Timt. Punch, The Aorains
Pos, and Telegraph is In short. better acquainted with
tho art and mystery Of honey fugng 90 use word
dian any man eYiant. Accordingly he pa! ed trump.
card SkiIfully awaiting himself Of the Gre-enginc.
loving Duke OF Sutheriands intimacy with Garlealdi
during Summers visit 70 Caprerc he In
duo ed the Italian patriot 10 come to England osten-
sy on the plea of his impaired health, really Tor two
polite purposes Ringing IN the other: tic nrst 10
directly the French Emperors consent 10 Join
the Ionicn Conferences tho second the qualification Of
John Bull in general and his propoltionato aniaoility
tow ard the Government that had ended the Schleswig
Uolsfsin business after all and without obigfng him
to fight for the Danes So far all well; the plot
cycslent plot bn, ii miscarried. CarbaldCod bless
him arrived, and received such welcome as has
never yet been cauaed ia Britain since the shone
Tho tide Of popular enthusiasm ro so high that 1t ut.
terly swamped the ffail barriers with which the ars
tocraoy would have excluded him from those who know
and love him beet. They wanted 10 annex him to
Themselves 10 lionize him In SWELL way-aDi 10 pss
him They felt like Paaehs footman in this weeks mum
her and anxious that he should DO tho korrect
thing and not let hisself be made toole by tho,
parsty Dcmycrats and that ere Mazxin witch what he
il is welLbe known" But the grand simplicity and
honesty Of the defeated this. He visited hazzin
and shook hands with the peope-thousan6 Of them
also addressing them in short pregnant speeches. such
s will be ongtcmembcred and cherished by those who
do most frvcntly believe in the derded ideas Of uni
yersal brotherhood ard democracy Then was deter
mined TO get rid Of him. Palmerston objected the
Napoleon Mazzini cant; the nobs7 TO the familiarity
with the working classes. 80 Garibadfs cviy bowed
oct Of England.
or tho detail Of H. what mstterst Perhaps the
Empress Eugene. who keeps the French troops q,
Rome To obllge the Pope, and prevents her husband
from putting himself ut the head Of European democ-
racy-barrng that OF PolaDd-pcThaps this areh,mls,
tress Of millinery and diplomacy suggested 70 Lora
Clarendon while he taking her IN 10 dinner or out
dance, that L. N. H. though no said nothing about
it, was very much chagrped at tho ovation gwen 70