New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-05-07
FROM LONDON.
The f.sribsIdi e Excitement in London-The
Streets, Shops. and Ncwspnpers-star
ford House-Sccncs on His Arrival
His Physiegnemy-Bniiu ut the Duchess
Of sutheriand's-At tho Opera-Leuis
Rlonc,s Let,cr-Ths Shakespeare Ter
ecsseusry Theatrical Supper

Items.
From Our Special Cores rondsnt.
LONDON, April l6 1864.
GoriJaldi, GARIBALpI GARIBALDl! !!
That name, set up" In what is technically known to
cvnpositors ~ "stadhorse type. with due expendi
,ure Of notes Of exclamation will exactly convey TO the
readers Of TnE TRIBUNE the predominant sensation OF
Londoners during the past week. The great Italian H.
Internationally In everybodys mouth And not there
alone He pcrvadcs the town with rcmorseess ubquity
Il 10 impossible to- escape from his influence Ire in
the cir on the dead walls, in the shop windows. the
newspapers Go into the street. yen shall hear his
nsns uttered by ths pnssers.by while the first &C
quantsnce You meet ia eloquent Of lin. Portraits Of
him. IN the historic red slrt ibid he adopt het from
old recocc;ions Of our Ncw.York frcmen, wonder D.
in felt wide-awske." In impossible Field Marshal cos.
tunes on prancIng war horses in Ceprera ,he field
Of battle iriunphanty entering Naples, wounded and
prisoner-a these invite your admin alton in the pub
lie thoroughfares while the British tIAaesman in gen
ersl IL feyershy cumulative Of his neghscr In producing
articles Of dress ornament or luxury whioh he hopes
TO sell by virtue of the oil popular name smnl boys
shout in tho qu<ter sreots by way OF vent Tor
their suportuous excitement or sing u unneodlousiy
under your windows. We have Gariha!dian hymns,
marches Quoksteps posa~sch0tsobes. trousers. col
ors hornets. IL Is Garba!daniSm pushed to iansii'
cism. and combined with tie approximately hnc
G.w-York-reminds II kossnths entrance into that
city, Poor Kossnth 10 was hero than you Know.
and had Ms trinmphs and ovationsi Only he was ny
successful and that In this woidx makes Zeal Oh
dinerencei ,
II such demolition were possible think Stafford
House. the residence of his grace the Duke OF sntner.
land would be scrtd quay by the admiring and curious
public. There 10 u crowd there all day regarding the
edifce from chimney TO basement with wrapt interest
Amy vehicle driving up becomes subject 70 the sesotes.
Inspections It's occupants ore Derciiossly scfu'nSed
through the carriage windows They are going To soc
Gnribadi, perhaps and shine irradia.ed VIII Proo-
ematcal and antieipstory glory They iofn ink De
tween popular excitement aud it's object had very
nearly written victim When he appears Of course, tte
enthusiasm eliminates 49, ,
The amount Of Handwriting the hero has been obliged
10 undergo something terrible 70 think Of Even we
familiar Yankees who lave traditional reputation Tor
this kind Of manual performance. could not have ex
ceeded it-no not If The recipient had been newly
elected President For once too these un"ontedy en-
tlrsnstc Bri,ons dispense with an Introduction. NO
body need IT, Garibaldi il considered TO be on
intimate terms with the entire nation ard though meta
phoricaiy speaking, his heart may be large enough 10
hold all the endy regard preferred to him II Is won
der that Its deputy tie hand has not been shaken Oh
long ago.
presented on Monday. the day Of his entrance. Every
body seemed to be abroad eIutng in the weather and
the OCCASION The procession considered as one. wa;
end and the middle wouldn't keep together anything
10 speak Of 1he component parts too were confused
by the crowd. that IL was impossible sometimes to
sundry voluntary demonstrations not included in the
programme but highly amusing. One Of these was
meGe by an "mparsioned" Italian lady who bothered
the patient and peirpirng Committee Of Reception
by addressing Garbaidi eIfcmpore, at the Nine EIns
station ON his arrival From thence Che was two hours
ste the progress westward proved rather an infection
both for the deserved and the OBSERVERS. The hero
must have been dead beat when he arrived At Stafford
horscto be delivered TO the assembled crirclined
and coronetted duchesses and countesses That day
and these succeeding mra have been about as fatgung
~ him Ms n pitched battle but he has borne up wonder
fily and done much In the way Of Honizing and
se 1t seeing than anyone could hive expected. He
goes every where with that grand serene patient but
rather worn face Of his (Which OF the papers com
parcs without profanity, 70 the lovely head vt Our
Savior by Dearoche y. with bis gray cloak With red
lining red shirt and open collar felt Lat and truwscrs
The only chance In favor Of his not breaking down. In
the long run lies in his very temperate and early
habits Two nights back when all the aistocratc world
empted itself into the saloons of the Duchess Of Suther
land TO do him and themselves honor he quietly retired
before half past eleven o'clock 70 the chagrin and dis
appointment Of later e0mers. This entertainment by
tks way, was remarkable from tbs universally OF Its
guests. Every class and section Of good society "
must have been represented. OF politics there was
both the Ministry and Opposition. in the persons Of the
principal members OF each and stray legislators by the
score. Of fashionable society-wel the leading orna
mcnts or literature. law. science and art IN unusua
number. Altogether ball that people remember ana
talk Of afterwards.
On Tbuyrday night Gujbaldi went to The opera