The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-09-11
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PADUA. August 20. 1864

PADUA August 20 1864
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The enthusiasm Of The people hero notwithstanding
my prophecies 70 the contrary, remains unabatod and
tho cordially OF citizens and so'dory goes inccas
Ing instead Of DIMINISHING The getting inio tho good
gsces tho par, of troops, found muca easier
with she people OF tho oity than With taose Of the
surrounding counsry-thcss latter. from the pap,,
the roadside end at the family hearih had been given 70
understand by their ghosy advisers that the King and
Gariba,d pair OF ATLAS al least aud the Italian
troops hordeot d followers. Though on the advent
OF the advance troops they made the same demcnstra
lions Of Joy aud pleasure tue people of city
really fct mauy OF them had o.
fear and dslrust on account OF their religion,
their families and orchards Well. thai they and
the soldiers especially those from the sonth good
Catholics themselves and vigorous observers Of the
forms prescribed by Church. that their daughters and
young wives remain untouched ilicitiy far the,
are aware or and that slr fruit left 20 rpeu On TO
trees and vines and when al last piucsed VOL ~
for they feel kindly aud growing regard or their visit
ors, aud begin 10 esscn iheu in their tlac lght-ss
couDtrymen
sti'i more gratifying and encouraging who
true interest IN Italian unity IL the good eea sinos
the soldiers themsclvca Turiaess, Gseosse, Nespo
tans Mauesc and rlorcntines constantly blending
the whole rather pessable Italian one OF tn minor
scopes of the military organization of Italy render
the dialects OF the country homogeneous. with
this objcc, in view conscrip;s aud volunteers.
when not all absolutely needed nj one point
scattered around a, localities at some distance from
their homes so-a Neapoltan soldier at Milan Is called
upon by circumstances and SURROUNDINGS shorten his
daslng information within reasonable Units, bat he
ands the ,runcsted dalcct Of the Muauess dicat to
understand, s,ll more TO SPEAK 80, partly out OF
shame for bis proper faults aud dislike for that Of the
Manesc, he Is driven the use Of the moro classic
Nslisn; and tho Mlaness, his part do no lees
than reciprocae TO tho best Of hs ability
Thus there is an insidious war gong ON against the
Dialects which fast losing their distinctive character
neny OF tho words composing them being merged into
the Issn, others thrown aside, 10 pass from The
that he army doing more even tnsn the bile schools
70 ropuls!gs tbe Italian language.
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The occipaon by tho Italians has now soi beyond q
nine day wonder ttll everything seems like drama
mos, all the ncongri'les OF . had Tho former
centre of lie and may ssy fashion OF Padun, he
university, is Cloud The young pertaining TO
wore all IN IOnbsrdy waiting for Garbad before he lad
leil his l.Iand home Their ssred costume aud indlv
duaked boi--artc es Of and pride with students
eycrywhcre-are now exchanged for the simple uniform
ofs Ga1tolair' wish however, iler shirts were o.
color lee conspicuous 20 the Tyrolan sharpshooers
Red any body who has ever paid any attention 70 The
subject knows shows At greater distance on Than any
OF bush the trunk OF tree am AFRAID that that
bright gay color has prevented many brave hoy from
returning 10 his mother
The Prc,o dN4o Vale the beauties q which, srst.
while, left to the seventy statues erected 10
former ,imss 70 the memory 81 some q oar fres, and
distinct msnto occasional nurse sent out 10 ar the
baby, or . stray tourist, with h,s red covered book
presented appearance moro IN accordance With such
b square yesterday, Sunday when soais were PLACED
all around this vast for the witnessing OF horse
racing and other equestrian spotn The Corr ID Pclh
ltrcttins matches, with vctcles scmcthing like those
used BY YOU in America Ia such spcyssb and The Core
IL Rfoa different from anything 10 America the car
being lower, and smser wheslsl, were witnessed BY
nnsny Of the r,sss generation for the FIRST tine, OIL
spcrs o. this Kind being abandoned By tseit oonssn,
vince 1890, nct 70 b rssined t Italy sheua pe one
There uaa even talk OF rsviving on hs occasion
the Cwse d BaAsvc, but u decided thai Ascok TOO
much OF the character Of speaish bull 6she v be pac
tIsed By Italians Of this This go called "sport
consists In scssine number Of horses loose ta'e the
with balls bags covered With sharp iron roips
fastened 70 them that every movement on teE rs't
wcnd be foilowed w biov from ops or more thess.
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