New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-06-22
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Immediately 20 arrive II Florence ana that Gen.
Caldni would also be there and plan Of be decided
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4--~1' GAhiBALDL -
According to a letter from Caprera in The MocaseHto
of Genoa, Garibald who vas expected on the 9TH or
9Th AT Florence had postponed his departure from the
sland and intends 10 await final summons from the
Government TO come and take the command Oi the voun
eers The same day that the King Of Italy left Florence
for Turin the steamer Toscane left Lcghorn Tor apeId
mere she is 10 remain at the disposal of Garibaldi
In reply to an application 70 form Polish Legion at
Florence Garbaldi writes the following letter: ~ con
slider the Of Poland As that Of my own country an
in consequence look upon the Poles AZ my brethren IN
any event hould be glad 70 have Tor companions 10 arms
the brave sons Of heroic Poland
The Italian papers, and more particularly the ultra-de
ocratic organs mention terms Of the warmest appfo
baton most graceful act on the part OF the Ne ca
lantuomo" Ii appears that some time since Ganbalm
was constrained part with his fayOre horse-thht
rev charger which carried him byely Narese and
Caa6mi and on which he figures on 20 many millions Of
Italian pictures and pocket handkerchief When the
animal was brought 10 the hammer the King gave
orders 10 his mafred ecure 70 buy IN, and have II
en care of in the ROYAL stable This accordingly
doue and Victor Emmanuel now wres TO Gahbald that
whenever he lands on the continent he VIII ma his ola
charger waiting him ready Sadded and bnded Carl
bo is said 10 have been moved TO tears BY TINS touching
srd delicate attention on the part Of the King
me Norman AGrertiser publishes translation Of
natroc hv1nn which Garbald has composed, and adds
hat he ofteu ameses himself in his leisure hours, IN his
and home al Caprera by writing short pieces OF poetry
THE ITALIAN ARMY-THE WAR FEELING
The correspondents Italy make particular note OF The
Il
The correspondent OF The D0y hecs mentions the pres
nce OF coored soldiers during the departure Of troop
A ,be moment Of departure approached, Nuoldh ele
olv dresed In suit Of braided black cloth ana wearing
drew general attention 70 himself by stepping
Sb fon the crowd Of spectators mounting one OF he car
ss and taking an aectionate farewell Of several roun
& vbon, he recognized old Acquaintance As every
soek has its one black sheep no detachment OF
ssSns 10 he complete without It's attendant negro.
Tbe civ Bol 1gna which Is stu the headquarters o. Gen
Ciadni who has Just returned here ron 'lt o.
20 Ter-a-s E sWarnng with sodery inside and out and not
of its arcades-Onoc the haunt Of lazy pIestare now
CONVERTED into cavalry stables purpose Tor "blen ,De
80, sSmirebly adapted The walls OF the city nave been
freshly ed and the city more IKE an ehifehchou
| camp than haunt Of citizens
| Another correspond snt writes -. ,.A, s
Few Of the volunteers red caps or shirts a.eos ~
these there was sprnkng. which showed S1hspcuousy
ara the brown tlsck, aud grey o. tne 80 ga -
Who hunt 10 pink those parts OF EDehod "heio ''' ~ "
| chiefly made up Of parsons and farmers.
| TBy ITALIAN FOURTH OF JULY AND ITS CEbEDAAii""
| AUSTRIAN POLICY AS sEBN IN ITALf-THk PhofIh
WANT WAR FOR vENErn.
From o0' epee''i '"''e'p'n's"| MILAN June 3. 1855
This first Sundar in June is the Italian FOURTH OF 'u
On il We celebrate the giving of the Constitution oy Zorro
Alberto That event laid the foundation OF Safaihiah
| liberty. Under 10 Statute, Piedmont grew srohs'
bappy prosperous-an example and stimulus 70 o'he'
Italian peoples Victor Emanues faithful adherence 70
this charter of popular Liberties procured him inc love o'
the Piedmontese and the admiration of Lomoarns ius'
cans and Neapolitans The Constitution was the seed
corn whence sprang the harvest Of independence whch
Boy wayss oyer all tls WoyDcss d tho yeApsols w