New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-04-30


New Gun-Tbe Death Penalty.
oousspondsscs Of The n. y. Tribune.
LoSroS April 49, 1854.
GARIBALDIAYA come frst OF course. You VIII
Fave elroa6 learned some things abopt bin bow France
ousked as he passed how tie LngLsA heart was
tbriled VIXEN 10 touched tie shore at SOUTHAMPTON
how TIE Times one face tow ard Napoleon and Frascls
Joseph and the other toward tie People, cried "oIder
ceutlcnen order Remember that it must al be for
Garibsll in the abstIsct-uot word about Garibaldi
n the concrete Won know ~" You know too, for tie
papors will tell you al the pretty things, how he inter
changed visits with TeHnyson and planted tho tree
CWeuingtonia gigsntss) at the IanTeate's castle
Fsrngord But sbout that part Of his visit will tell
Won what VOC will get from London paper and that
& tbat the first man he was coseted with his arrival
was Joseph 1iazzin and he next were p. A. Taylor
mp (,ometims President Of GslIbaldi Committee
,ears aro) and Karl plill. All Of which gave very
osn assertion OF what perhaps most people Certainly
All An France, Aut.ra, and Italy) knew before that
Garb,lI. did not come to England 10 feast on boars
head and Champagne Dor 70 60 the opera at CoVent
Garden Lu TO COM lt with certain representatives OF
Che European Democracy e every European country,
ulo Ly O notable coincidence, happen here at this
tine.
But mast go of to ten you something about bis
reception In London, Which however, aLundIod cor
respondents If yon Lad them here, could scarcely GO
iust.oe have witnessed tls oupOuriugs and tumuItS
OF Derby Day Of Boxing Nights Of Easter but all Of
them put together wsuld make small segment OF
what witnessed en- Monday last. Is;sTted early ID the
morning having read The T.ss appeal Tor qnlet "iU
respectable reception such Knglhd usual! soVO' u
70 distinguished visitors and got on the top oi sh o
bus about seven miles OF from the Nine Lms station
where he was 10 10 received Even at ti"t distance
the streets were svarPiHg nero than usual Inc ON
oibps and cab drivers had tie Italian coors-red "Ae
and green on their brcass-sId tie low Hiah were al
heir doors angry end excitsd-curerg oil VINO wore
tbe colors ard abusing tie " church iOi Ser AHeau!
- n the hest seals around CbaruS cross We're occt-
ried-the balconies o, houses covered WIN pe"Ple-
sNtopob il was certain t.at the hero could not pass
tIat vay for six or seven hcurs. Rst "anc slowly by
se,sc, II the crowd Westminster Bridge, emo' yea
or the little steamer that to, me mp 10 MIC Inns HlS
ton Around this the crowd was ALREADY vast inter
Ing the Station and REAGAN ir! -le A'1i luc ;
Were Garibaid 20 be received, folna an IN |
gsnse c~owd waiting there each Of whom h9d pala
guinea ioT his her ucte A last t"e ailttIloA "
r. uplttu5e announced that tho tram had arrived |
PAonle pressod forward On the great glass roCi OF he
building people climbed mp (sut'l3e) ga snaueiet
nSnes ~ Fass With their fists 10 see ts0 E'ro At last
h. aDDeared. As he entered u was maIItst ihhI 'Ae
n4ople would forget TIC alvlcc OF me INNS Ap't' an
,.rtfllly prepared by Com-irees sad City Co9nH vas
inirinrcd onfrarcs S0uo wOmHn held up Ter emo
With beautiful bou0Uct in its hsud Garibalci took tho
ohd in his arms kisses it, t,ed rs el N. ana t2yk
mems address was read, It contained, contrary TO s
sdyice glowing eulogum on thut very btsah' Jog |
Being whose friend Mr.. Sisnsiold hsd beeu holnueu
out Of the Governments nay, mere "heh s1@ paSSabe
was read 90 what viii Louis y. say y. the Dlid4ns
eng with pssdts for hre or ten minutes Ana 70 esp
.be climax when that address was tm0ugh IN lAHhl
I:oman whose head was as near Gai!oaIcls ieet n /
aver saints was 90 tie P0pes toe burst olt wan an
eortaiusble feryor sad HatNos INTO nope 40 ts-s
A. ,glH1a have TQWu0gd
woman speaking on sUcL an occasion. Dr. ttrlJaldl
Bent his eve downward aud listened with suCh fteng
70 his country wowsus words, that none dared inter
fere with or interrupt her.
The few words given with very broken English but in
fire sonoIogs voice which he Hitersd were ~ l,hoNs
IT. reply 20 he representative u the city re sadi
an yerv happy 70 be enabled day to have 70 give ny
thanks 10 this noble nation for is generous sympathy for
re carsa Of nv county and the cause Of al mankind.
very happy today cypress - yea al my gratitude In
scrly 20 the WOrkurmcn lie snid' Ike - zee work
~, ~ Fl nv lie His ySleor.e % the class have the
honor to belong to- ike them 10 call re ne Brother OF
sbe Workingman Of every pert o. me woI-a nero We
something curious ut once and sublime IN seeing Ils
Root er OF the Workngmen. who had labored m Eli
gland and in Nev.iork enter into TIE uagnihcoht
coach of enc Of the we thicst Of English j. kes lew
uements afteT aYOWlgN lis relation 10 mean! Tie ~"
lest class Of English society.
Wien ] loft with tie crowd got away by blind
passage TO the river and went back 10 MeatIlaser
1t was glorious day and glorious slgAt thal no"
greeted ny eyes. Tie uGgI lAceNt Nestulnsler nan
Shos borders the river. Ifted mp its SUPERB towers
bat now every tower nlG turret was alive WIN human
beipgs The bridge itself The finest, doubtless IN tie
world was lined WITH human beings TAtsE lor tne
rreat procession Prom this point mp 10 ChaIlng
crJss was one mass Of human beings Al ChaIHg
Cross the Nelson column rUse into tie air out OF
neliuont formed Of human iaces up 10 the smooth
Column itself The equestrian statue Of charles l. was
similarly covered-a chime! sweep Oh Top amusing lhe
crowd by standing behind the statue a1d placing the
Italian ooloTs now on the statues head now OF ND own,
Placing Lis dusty cap or tie head o. TIE poor h4Ag
Tie sweep received tae piGudlts ACCORDED hin WIN
great eoennity, bOwing graciously on ehch bue alu
Ssypg hs haud with the tlghity Of AL opera SINGER
From this point looked w. every dNecuOn, ana saw
multitude mat no could nsnber. Every eas.hght
ugn.board balcony, house-top doorfiep window.
presented to the eye Ony mighty eifaTesce1ce q
human beings. And not less remarkable was the 5000
Irder preserved by those Eassc The Last crowd had
teeD gag that which had assembled 10 WItLess the eX
,cuton Of the pirates OF tie fowery Land at Newgate
"a mass Of bOaed aad scottish thieves and prostitues
but here ives another class Gtogcther-tfe labofng
hem anticipated that the police courts would Ieap(a
they did) fewer than ever beioie from London
crowd.
slowly the procession crept BY Us, for the people
miles Of we're blocking tie way to cheer the hero. AS
he banners passed I Interested myself in observing
Abe immense nuubcr If Societies, Unions Clubs, &C.,
whose CA stence was indicated Societies passed with
all sorts and kinds Of symbOs-suHt, mOOnt stars, lad
1ers fishes Implements tools birds. beasts, men,
women, Shakespeare. Peel, kings, queens al these
amid showers Of symbols passed ny on ags whose age
announced that they were societies oil long stsLlIls'
But slls Or the teetOscrS only one poor hIte teu-
perance fog passed and that am bound ~ say, was
greeted with loud and real laughter II the total 40
euuence folks in England WISH 10 succeed theJ WIN
baye 70 EakO friends with the poor mans beer How
ever should add, that during the whole day, saw
neither drunken man or woman except at one point
public house whore some low Irish had gathered and
we're swearing What they would 10 WAN GaTiOeluI.
Row long the procession ws sud how slowly II had 10
move may be Judged by the fact shat though 1t started
o. about clock NON Nine Euas Hot quts three Dhts