New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-07-03
GhRIIALDI AT COMO.
Correspondence e Tie London Daily n
II vas Inv GOD fortune yesierlly % be Ono Of tho


LAKE OF COMO june u, 1865
II was nv good fortune yesterday 70 be one Of the
vtry smell band OF Strangers wao happening 20 M them
Ga-ibadi tho CITY AID As frt atie tston Of bins
in flesh 10 tie yllutars flsJ6 o. waxing up from telr
tIrusrs yesterday orng the good citizens Of Como at %
hte idea o. tc res Of e voTa tt coy had dawncd upon
Iy general AID their city il pricula. o. Juae IL can
hardy become. On going abroad INTO Che streets they
Siti which lie wills were Illcarded The ccc, tia r.
bal was leave Genoa @, a M ead proceed directly 70
sepee in Mia that some days woul - L eari before such
AZ .rrovocae step wOa be ycntured upon by ing 9nl
r. and If is sin tie opinion Of persons dionao
that the Government has acted somewhat Trecip
30 sooner was the starting intelligence Of Garbad
,oed Dofed abroad In COmO Than volunteers
about rrbbne up and taerurns while the citizens
Keaov devoted themselves 20 decorating tho city by
vcudcf had been effected il both dpataons o. labor and
civ vClu alike presented en- appearance, which was
highly c1eailoe, considering that Il We III the Wo@ O Jew
hours Luc irc iusa nen Of volunteer aoco1eTmonis
had arrived the OF the morning nd by dnt OF Judi
ciors distribution and much economy aTraneement tere
was hardly who not display Dt OF red about HIN
somewhere while several companies were fully equipped from
head 70 foot Every Voaeeer without exc pol was iHea
with braa rev rife WITH ba{oA.t ATTACHED. 49,, -, =,
Shcri before severl open carr ees each drewn by
q rair of horses which would have made good show
Hyde Pirk passed through re e1peciau' crow" cOlff 20
Cmellq-ths raj srion for Couotha Podestq end tie
ret e DE municipal authorities. In the spscar Of tlese
grand psrsouages eli arayed in suits Of solemn 81 AID
ito Sd gloves. 60 forth IN state 10 meet PLAIN Tint
socr Garibadi with the view Of bringing him back into
fIor city triumph could not but Lei that there
something iucongTCOgs ald how much tho General wJaI
"a roe- long 10 u.s. waiting IN the heat brong SUM-
aid tie int which elapsed between the disapparanco
of those earn gos and ID ir resppeance upon ID scene
Dat men aad wo,oen began 10 LOOK aruy ~ each otaer
end We began hGt the Mayor Of como had been made
AtIsnetb however nearly hoursnd half after he
due aIIvl of Garbali was eeshed along the line Of
expectsrts By 1 electric movement - TIC crowd with which
every Of crowds must BE- fur and 30 sooner dd
tie rcmost carriage become visible u TIE end Of Tie long
runub vhsh stretches from he gate q the City Of Como 10
fe foot Of the hills leading up CameIata than the shower
OF Aowcr reaths and bouquets were poured down
tancd Gsubaldibe IDOL OF eli uge lohn ana every nee
SorIoyng people ~ Whea ct last the carriage
eseorte bv mounted eendarmcs reached the spot
stood already bali Llrd Win AyWcT ana tAe FJle
srd arb both looked thet had had more than enough
Garl5alli although he forced himself fora tine TO
Zine sue not to disappont tie enthusiastic young o1ie
who raned roses peuttly down upon hi from tie bco
MES he seemed the whole 70 looA ored anu out Of sp
Lter advancng years OF Aspromoe o. tie eect o. oot
combined have turuet much OF h hlr 70 gray ana tle me
seemed shle but cny through mat dreamy o1h oou vac
eyes ich always been haDituol WIN hln AoG i4er
long be remained seated ID we carr ~ seae 70 no
thnt GarbaGi rather wore the ar o. MAJ WAo atc L
AM noly spent lie about to enter upon |G,eaIned
rest guatng the most haLcouS and aGuOls
eateririse Of his whole career
Ihs nv first Impression conveyed by the appearance CT
Gari5aldi be made his umphd entrance ino the city.
very considerably modified Dy tls slgseqts1t Dals
when ie showed himself AZ he balcony OF tho Town Han 10
~ IND 20 zee how happy the old fellow" uteeiio' or
r4. as the UaIibaldui call him aEeconatey Looked
-, 80 as one saw es Il were a new life sprngng up
hin che no longer doubted that with the aid OF his ia III
bd ~ voSn sers came Ike the hart thirsug Tor
Tie wn.crbroO and seemed 70 afford marvellous rehnent
70 bis spirit What wonder that after ro3aoy slepes
night and certainly long wearisome railway Journey on
one a the hottest days known in North ITALY, sitting by
the se Of he Pfefcc and among tie youDg ladies' By whom
be was OverpoweTed Gerba4 should have looked tired and
bored Oace you gave him bis volunteers and you cay from
the altered demeanor Of the that he had got what he
Ssntcd 81 along and o5y be- but they the volunteers
To attompt describe their enthusiasm At getting their
ener among would be quite hopeless To ny dying
dny shall never forgot the wstiu gances which were
thrown up 20 that the balcony by volunteer as
he
snd Gaara Garbad expected to proceed 70 the depol'
NJ Bari and EogGia-