The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-04-19
GARIBALDI IN ENGLAND.
ARRIVAL and Reception OF Garibaidi in
England.

Arrival and Reception OF Garibaidi in
SOUTHAMPTON, April 3, 1864.
Garbadi has at length set foot on English coil, and
ceived such welcome from the people OF Southampton
w,thsandng the sacredness OF the daythat the Gene
raj never forget The Rpon passed round Calshot
Castle soon after Two O'clock and the Duke OF suther-
land Mr.. seeev NJ r.. and host Of gentlemen were IN
readiness TO receive him. There considerable dis
cusson as 70 who should bave the honor OF tho Generals
company, when VI was decided that he should be the
guest OF the Mayor for The day
APPEARANCE OF THE GENERAL.
southampton lAprl y correspondence OF The London
Times.
Garibadi was 10 his cabin for which OF course such
rush made by all his eager wecomers that only q
few could yet while the remainder 70 eiectnay closed
that the General himself could not get Out
Tue Duke OF Sutherland ana Mr. Seey, however managed
get into the little apartment and after short and
hurried welcome ils famous occupant the General
came out to receive the congratulations Of his other
friends In the saloon
lie was dressed 10 the plain uniform Of the Italian
Iegt2p-a dress which became him wel--and
in which, through The portraits, we have hitherto
been most familiar with his features. 10 stature
he Is below the middle height, but his well SET
frame and rather broad shoulders give HIM
appearance OF great natural robustness and activity,
His features when not IN conversation with friends have
rather sad aspect, but nothing can exceed tho ANNA
tion Of their expression when speaking especially in
talian), and there s winning appearance OF good hu
NOR about his eyes which is not easy 10 be described
but which those who see IT can never forget. For the
rest his portraits like all but this exprossou
aud IN the fact that The photographs convey the idea OF
his being Older and much taller than he really s
AZ once when he came into the saloon he welcomed hs
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manner remembered.
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trely recovered the effects Of his injury though Carl
Dad still suffers and from the stiffness OF The tendons OF
the ankle, ia likely TO feel his hurt for bome time
HIS RECEPTION BY THE pBOPLE.
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waiting, wearing what may be called the Gar,oad' uni
form what PASSED or such, rorr the very conspicuous
display Of red flannel SHIRT. Many Of the crowd also
ribands y the Italian coors aod the ladies red
jackets.
Nj Brn,on the Mayor, al once came on board, and
addressing the General sand he was proud 10 welcome
h m to Southampton and 10 feel sure that the welcome
which lie gave him officially was one which would be
noartiy repeated by not only MS fellow townsmen. but
by all .ho people OF England. lie said Garibadl's name
was household word in Great Britain. Everywhere the
people had heard ~ his patriotic deeds and the noble
efforts he had made 10 achieve the Independence Of
country.
Tho formal invitation 10 the Mayors house was then
given 70 wh"h General Garibald replied by shaking his
worship warmly by tho hand and saying ~ am grateful
10 yon your lind RECEPTION and thankfully accept
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ff5 General t1en LEI, the Rpea, and proceeded In
open carriage through the town 10 The Mayor dence
al sst Park Everywhere he was received IN tho streols
with Tic most hearty enthusiasm and not " outstanding
thaI il was surd,y flags were hoted 10 all directions
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GARBALDi's SPEECH.
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To-day Garibaldi was publicly received by the peop,
and Corporation of this town and presented with ad