The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1866-07-27

Whgh WIS OHeFtuT hllhl dDu .hupp9iACu |
himself by working in a. candle fectQryp
on Slqlep Island, until ho found an op. |
porlupily Of returning 20 bis old calling
Of seaman. Ills mex! lew years were
full Of varied adventures. IIe was sue
cJssiyeiy II 5ailot ID tho Pacific, military I
officer in Peru, end c,ptain Of q Genocsc
packet Then he lived fora while in ro-
tirement Al Nice doyoiibg himselflo tle
care Of his children. On tho breaking
out Of The italian war, in 1919. he was
invited by tho Smdinian Government to
form a NATIONAL gi6n. (which soon became
celebrated uuder the namo Of Cacciatofi
dele Alp;, or Hunters Of the Alps. De-
tsched from the rest Q! the army, he rem
defe1 mostimporlant services 10 the ital-
ian cause Arough ghoutI the campaign, and
after the peace lie busted himself in
4 Mqaena and the other Duehies In pro-
noting the movement for union with sar-
diuia. But lie protested earnestly agaiuet
tue annexation Of Savoy and Nice to
France, and when lhOt measure was car.
ried out he resigned his seat in tho Cham
Der Of Deputies. Soon aferward, with the
help Of money raiscd in various countries,
he organized an expedition Of about 1000
men TO help the insurgent NenroliIans.
Landing at Mnrsaa in Sicily May 10,
1860, rallied some Of .hG reyoluIionists to
bis standard, bcsoigeA and caplurod
Palermo, centereG Mossina after a severe
battle with General Bosoo at MaIa2zo,
and by tho end Of July was master Of oil
Sicily, with the title OF Dictator. When
next 10 crossed ovci TO the main land,
tic inhabitants. The army aul the civil
officers Of the Ncapoltan States locked
) to his side; .hc King evacuated the capi-
tai, AMI Gpribaldi made his solemn en-
, trance iulo Naples on tic OH Of Septem-
: Der. at Capua, however, the royalisi'
e made determined stand, and the asais-
tancc OF Piedmont was required before
b the place could be carried; In oppossi
d ton TO the wishes OF tho extreme party
Q Represented by such radicals as Mazzini
t who wished him to push on immediatel
d 70 Roma, Garibaldi maio over his mogui
C fcenl conquest to the King Of Sardinia
o ana refined TO his little farm in the Islam
'l Of Capr0ra. But even here he was earn
C cstly CONCERNED in tho schemes for reyC
IS luton in Fenetia and the Papal Slate
: Moderate counsels soon ceased to preva
l. with him. In August, 1859. nolwiIl
d standing the decided hostility Of Yicto
d Emanuel, be embarked with few voIun
q teers for Calauia, on, his way to ROm(
The SardiniaEs troop received orders
II oppose his progress, and battle was ac
J cordngly fought ut Aspromonie, whci
d Gaiibaldi. his son MeuoIu, and his whoI
n command were taken prisoners, Th
= ex-diciator himself was seriously wounde
a in the foot. and for long timo wa
: threatened with ampulation. In ih
s course of few nlouths he was set at lib
u erly, and, except in 1864, when he yiSi
n ted England and received most enthus
+ astic welcome, he has, since that time
u resided chiefly at CaPrcra. He was up
is pointed General IN the Italian army afIe
!, the annexation of the Kingdom Of th
ie Two Settles: During the present cain
y paisn lie has commanded the Sixth Corp
g consisting Of about 10000 meG
4 Src. SEWARD AND TANMANy HALL.-lh
-. New Ycrk Express, in commenting on Sec
:, rotary Stewards Tammany Hall Fourth Of JuI
, letter. say5: f."
" The letter Of Secretary Seward TO Tammauy Tia
II Is ull Of meaning, aud will bear reading and !
"a reading. The Secretary Qf we read him righ
= meOus now 10 pant, body ana breeches, from Il
d,sauiOn radicals, aud 10 act with The UniOn part
TO u this he SO, IL brings him at once back TO bis Q
ofl Nhlg and Democratic bearings, Which. howev
diECliHg In minor matters, wore alWaya Union, o
70 u!l matters VI Importance.
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u" VALID OBEoToN.-somo Of the tadical j0urua
10 object to participation in ihe phihdcll ha 20
le ycnl!on because the Southern negroes are not ,
a lowed to have representation therein. They clai
~ that theyoro tleir friends the only type Uni'
l. mcn IN the Southland any National Conycnti'
B.. that they are excluded from they not reconci
; liz To their sense of duty 10 "a hiepd and
% brother 20 opaIticipate in. That's valid objection
VI --[statesman. ..
~ A WAR IN0InEET.--'Ihe following ano
70 dolo is now current in Florence I:
Is A ballet dancer at Venice, while dancing at q
i ,hcucr there, had bouquet thrown 70 her, ii,
l. lwitha ribbon in the italian color-. sho immo,
- atey kissed the ribbon, which created remendo
Is enthusiasm among tho audience. After The PC
" lolnmncc She was called to tho police ONCE OF
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