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

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m cheering which hailed this smpls answer Was,
possible even greater thAa before amid which, and a.
so.s.s. N n.hsn lazy suddenly .darssssS ssriSadi
s.s.s but :s:s !: y: :, ssss
rsn the hsavs Of the most powerful nation " the world
fhis Dssisn has proved herself 70 b the friend OF
nm moving ssens--she % - country woman
q shs hero ws % heastily srsss wish 70 raise my
neaped sos General Garbadi for his defence Of Italian
Mbsrty against dsapotnm. General, may II last your
VOC 70 establish thai civilization IN Italy which win unite
IN Humanity IKE happy family.
- nssd scarosiy BE- said how totally this imp.ompsa
address eok the audience By SURPRISE nor With what o.
Sortasioa, which was delivered with ioros and smpha,
words 70 give adequate ProSasiy al another
Zine such innovssion the established usaees pub
ssivsd. but here was welcomed thoroughly apopos
= such enthpsiasm.
PROGRESS THROUGH 1HB CRY.
Almost precisely s,nas che which led 10
ths breshdswn q the Prince q Wales procession into
New York. and ME bis reya highness, Garibald did
vssw, shough, IKE his royal highness also he
weloeed With one q the mostly Aesrsy receptions which
sssss ana res Ssss ca ever .ecord y sho"s wss"
ovss 70 hsnor A. each u NE soctsts passed the Gene
E s,,es l;y q sss BE-, and and
y shs eaps Ius made !, shs ranks q The processon
entirely y Ne people, who had 70 themselves from
-. = n sar. or surHss1Asps rAxou,r-v,s,,
or THs GENERAL TO LOAD PALxRRsroR AND DE-
PAHfURu vOa CHIswIcK.
~ From The London Times, April 49,
The public enthusiasm about General 0ari6adi has Ia
degree abated. Al all the places hs expected 10
viss yesterday crowds and wherever he
ana Of az SO have
erected him njuriously and during the day bis time
fully occupied 10 receiving and paying visits.
back os stafford House thronsed with visitors waiting
snxiousy either in the hope catching glimpse Of the
the event Of bis leaving the mansion 20 pay visits The
great patience o. the crowd did 90 unrewarded for
generally known that Garoadi would leave tho house a.
half past twelve on visit 10 the villa Il the Dowarer
Of ss - sna
In few moments the General stepped into the carriage
followed BY the Duke Of Sutherland and another gentle
man. The cheering when Garbadi appeared Was i'm
mense, and was continued till The party had driven from
the yard.
merston and remained with him about quarter Of an
hour
THE RECEPTION AND ENTERTAINMENT.
The Duke and Duchess OF Sutherland, tho Duke and
Ssro s Ia.csi e and family. the Duchess ioowa sr
assembled Cbisweck House at an early hour Shortly
before o'clock The Earl and Countess Russell, the
Earl and Countess OF Clarendon and other personages
invited 10 luncheon began TO congregate.
twtnty minutes alter two O'Clock Garoadi arrived
b1YOucno. nccOmp0nG0
srand and General Eber. On aghins at the villa the
band Of the Second Lie Guards played the "Garioaid
Hymn. "
alght introduced him TO she Duke Of Argyll and he was
then conducted to the vestibue where the Dowaaer
Duchess and the Duchess OF Suherapd the Duchess OF
Argyll Lady Blantyre, and Lady Constance GrCsvenor
had met Welcome him In the centre saloon all the
Company had congrsgased and gave shs General hearty
M quarter " three O'Clock tho Duchess Dowagsf and
her quests descended 70 sGs sa"m:. dining rS s.a
Of table in the principal room. supported on
ne right ey 1be Duchess DoI,ssr: and on the
Duchess s's o. sSSsF,snS Ne Dos: Argyll Eri Gran.
Countess f Clarendon the Chancellor Of the Excheqnsr
shortly after the luncheon ". eyer Ne General, hs
asd sss sS:.,: rsksS SroSss The pleasure
6srsI osribsld planted cedar seed. deodare) shs
Quarter are: Il ne ave csns: M
leave o. The DowAssr Duchess cordially thanking her for
the hospitality he had received.
Constance The General took bis seat beside
Duchs Of Sutherland 10 an open sarouche the Duke OF
The military band played the "Garibald Hymn as the
carriage lefs she gates.
LONDON, April Is, 1884.
AZ han vast ten o'clock yesterday morning G.ribaldi
paid visit 70 Earl Russell, and a one O'Clock left town
for the wooswch Arsenal TO inspect the works to-day
Great Britain.
10 TIE House q Commons, 90 the i2th Of April Mr.;
PAcba Of Egypt 70 discontinue the supply OF forced
labor on the works Of the sasz Canal.
order that the forced labor should be dscoptnued
Egypt bad long been in all other parts Of the Otto.
man empire; but an extension Of time had since been
granted Il very 70 be regretted, for shs sake
important interests N France - well ~
:.i
occupied In digging canal t&isA sandy desert S0d
making two ns,eS " .Sss
Rsa" s rock. on which ne ssEy q New York wa
wrecked By blowing j. up Or 70 place lighthouse with
NJ ii Gibson replied that there was no Intention to
ION prevailed with respect 10 placing alghtship there
Improvement was about 10 b effected IN the ltg6 at
DsSns rock 70 vssss sprroseSins Cork 6Sor IN
reply further question from Mr.. Mcguire Mr.. Gibson
sad q w
Il between four snd i've miles distant from Cork
hsrbor
tho mutat'en q the reports Of her Maestys inspectors
Of schools and The exclusion from them Of statements
% BY Committee o. Council, while matter favorable
TO them admitted arc violations Of the understanding
naiy sanctioned by Parliament ana tend entirely 10 de-
s,roy the value Of their reports.
ss ~ re mac Aroed
Inc motion wss carried sy 1oi 70 as-a maj rity
Of eight agass. the government, which received
with loud cheers from the opposition.
rbs London star o. the 18th instant says lord Psl
erston has offered the pscs vacated BY M STAINS cid
10 Mr. Baxter, N. p for Monrose. Mr. Baxter has not
been able 70 accept L. owing the pressure Of private
BUSINESS and the state OF his health There are
Mr.. Fenwck, n p for Sunderland hss been offered
abe appointment. ~-sr -
France. - sN1
The London Hrold states that Lord Clarendons pi,s
sion 20 Paris for the purpose Of restoring smcabe
relations between Engand aud France, and dspellg the
utlnnr nran II h. ehS Avrs
La Franc OF Paris Of April 49, states inst the Emperor
viii receive Earl Clarendon N private a6dlencs sltwo
O'Clock tomorrow.
The Roy, ssscrts that Earl carsudons Journey has
It's object 10 esdeavor 70 establish p4feA under
standing between the English end French sovsrnments
on The Danish question.
The Paw states that esE'baldi has been invlea TO
visit Brussels.
PfRn, April 13--330P.H
The Bourse has been very arm. Rentes closed Al est
soc., or 10 higher than yesterday.