, 1866-06-14
THE EUROPEAN CRISIS.
The Difficulties that beset the
Congress.
OUR FLORENCE LETTERS.


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t~o7esponoence OF Tue chle.Fo 7Thune:l
FLORENCE. May Is, 1856
The *, 900 volunteers for Garibaldi came
forward 60 quickly rs to astouish Gen. Petin-
cnpo our Minister ri War Tn fart tha CO.,
cteI ho. hee, re.r,v c5nh+.a.s ,t ~ :.
~. sas.. ,..s . y @uteuou ouI y. aes
WIS oy .ne enthusiasm o. Inc yonth Of Italy.
Accustomed. In peace times, to the reluctance
of most boys to serve in The regular army.
lie has seen with amazement the prompt and
cntbns,..t,, x.tha.:.s - ~ pops auu
.-s-sa 1,s :" tus cousct'pts
uou1u Aes s.aaoa1o' ana mas already more
men than nc knows what to do with. The
teers HI eIc,sims ~ .swhv .. @snt,am., 'o.aa, 4n,s
ia law -, ,na...n, ma s.ts,. s sr. !aas
.Ies,.. y -. 49, 1900" Aue eteut9 u sne oaJ
s"o'cate 1ne programme o1 the party OF &C.
ton. They have said tor four years, "Arm
the nation, and we eau 6ght our own hat
t1es.n They constantly voted the amy .oi
na'1 WIS ana CONSTANTLY INSISTED upon the
ofeanazat1on OF peoples militia Naturally
bureau men do not SEQ or believe these thinra.
and thcr never will. Facts which ebow r.
u;,,;nones, ~ t,,a ,,.o,1o ~ stas .ne
c.s e."u's ases v! 'ue peop1e ~ sneo 1nelr Hood
,o5 .ne ospenaeneo t o. Tue nation seem SO
e1traVagant 10 men OF routine, that they fnd
It impossible to credit their eyes and cara.
The sfpbt Of he rcd sh3rte 1,.u mi tho o.,.,.
ino +onc1, - ~ ,on,,1a., ,o- w.,o '1t0u-
"a to1~. ~ .ue popua' Joy' HenaFe never
Witnessed IN Italy such burst OF national
tongue, his picture in eyerybodv,s bnnse h,s
story r. related In tho fon,nnJ, s,d 49,.
tor1a,s ,nsh ~ raaras. ' ~ n, a,s. auu 1ue PC
SS.A,, tun " eaPfefa lot pictures OF his
'slano nome.
There nrc many moving incidents in the
stood looking On Mt The denortr-o of sara.o1
bnndroa ronne s,aa ~ 49, ~, tutu " sesetat
Au1oaeo 5ouns men 4fom the station at Mi-
ian. Just as the train whistle began to
screcch ont its warning that the hour of dc.
rarturc had come. familiar voice cr,cd ont
from one ot the third .class ca,s Mcood i've
.nana ;, IT, a,ao,aa ~ "ss es' oooa "ye'
l", u ~ .oohea up, ana these was us old"
70. SOL. ~ tne 1ulA glory OF tic rcd blouse,
gong oil to the war. The father was dashed
for second, but there was no time tn ]osc
He ushed mn In the car L,saoa ~ ~, s
ba,aed hin, b,. ,,,,,sa LII - ss,.. s"e ooy' auu
naaoeo nl1h ms purse win only one reproof:
"11ad you told me. johnny, there would
have been more monev IN the n,rse ),
Aninc1dent or an onnous.. @ ,b..nnts. .,o
ho,r tho r, .,,,sh as.ef ...si 'uo"n
ao" tne Ell eisn contrlFe to get themselves
detestcd all over Europe, especially In liberal
countries. An English woman had married
venetian exile, and they reared two sous in
Milan. The father is now absent In the East,
and on the first symptoms Of war, the vile.
With true English wroug. .heudcduess. went 10
work to get her boys into the Austrian armv,
" VARIOUS arts, she succeeded. But the boys
arc Italians 10 the core. The oldest has d.
ready deserted from the Austrian army, and
enlisted tn Genoa in the volunteers. The
mother found him there In the barracks, and
tried to induce him to return home with her,
aud the officer In command gnye the Dor Der.
mission. lie replied I" No. am an Ital-
ian, ard have no true mother hnt Tta1r ),