The New York herald., 1866-07-10

a NGWununrr correspondent
erai's HsndqM.. t~rs--.Joy of the tal-
lana AT the Liberatorss Appearance
intercstiDg Interviews and . yIritksh
lsalo (June 1s) correspondence Of Iondrn Tmssl
All ths llmo. almost in the presence OF events wH,ch
Will be OF glor fatal moment Iy, when the
Of Italy's struggle for lpa indepenssncs
is question Of very few hours, asel ccnhsen that
Won In England who know AMI love General Gatbai!i
will be glad to have all The Information ycn can
concernn him, and the historical Incidents OF which
peope,s love and hope II 4 expressed wxa~ever he
shows himself, has in Il ervcr and poetry, ard whal
q beautiful dignity 80 remarkable that tln smallest
details OF the spectacle are worthy OF r1prrd. shall
venture, therefore, 20 narrae own pssonai expert.
enoe during the few hours that have eaps since ten
enrolled by him In the ardent band he is leading
up with the General ut Como on The l7th, and
speedily olinre an Interview. IL s srpo sibe to de-
scribe the kindly dignity with which he received M,
and the rm grasp of his great hand positively strength
s"ss T.
YOU wish TO tho front facing the enemy follow
as an amarcurr You could t'en stop or leave, snoad
you feel msled to do so by excessive fatigue, or Illness
perhaps" lam afraid that hastily Thought Of another
possible ng than thei5eueral attended for these
worts But could 500 t,,e he in'e prctcd rightly the
tremnious vohemence with VIII ch my answer came. !
said quickly, :. To the front"
so II shall be makssady to directly was all
was lodged in the same private house with Lieu
tcpaat Coenel Bowl of enc hand celebrity and Majsr
Sagnetsi. AT midn gf the summons came and before
long we were OF by the steamer to Lecco The Gen raj
but proceeded by train TO Bersamo. was this tine
closely following him. Here, too, he remained only
short time and then we returned to the ran which went
on to Brescia Surely conquering hero could mot
with more magnificent reception than did Garbad at
all these placea Butthe formaities OF mere aduat on
and still official honor could create the splendid
greeting which cars up overy ywhcre along the route
There was than any ceremonial. Az every station,
at those where the train did not halt were military
bands and numbers OF the Ma onal Guard and beyond
the platforms thropged by these long lines
and great crowds Of the Inhabitants, poor and rich,
breaking open the gates and climbing the pangs>t
catch sight OF the Liberator and With an enthusiasm
crying s'God speed TO him and the Garibaldnl When
reached Bresca tho demonstration ndcscribable.
General Gafibald. had brought with me very good
tcesccpea Minerva telescope-and 1t occurred to me
that its more than ord nary good quality m ght perhaps
be of 10 the General So went and offered IL TO
him. He accepted II with smile, and asked mo II
early riser. assured him that could rise at
any moment. sd. le
isThen come to morning Mt hall. past three,
and shall and try the telescope" That afternoon
some news reached headquarters which caused n stir
among the force and orders Issued for instant
move. Our preparations are light enough and consume
salo hi,hcr went. all arriving before night
fall The General had preceded us, Is his nt Sao Is
on the shore of Lake Garda and on the other side
water the Tedeschi that part Of Italy called
Venetia Here then at the most advanced point
and rs this letter leaves arc waiting the next
Remembering Garbadi's injunction, I rose at three
O'clock and prepared TO attend the General Soon after
wards OF his officers came for me, and with him
down to the waters edge Garibaidi was already
there little way out In the lake lay the Kings gun
and on board. The Martlno Is high pressure
steamer of about eighty tons burden; she draws about
1--WE feet Of water and mounts three gus OF which
Is rined twenty-five ponnder; the ohor two are Of
much smaller cabre She rs not very fast boat, but
makes an average speed Tnc Italians have lnree % Or
sza The Austrians have six gunboas on this wa
ter each carrying six guns, Of heavier cabre than the
Italian.
The morning was still and tho extraordinarily
beautiful; the glossy wacr without ripple; the cary
light cool and clear. Thero Halen flag at tho
fore another noated astorn OF o SAN Nartno;
commanders papnant hung at the mast As soon rs
We were on board the little vessel steamed quietly on
nong the ef, shore sao is little bay, arm Of
the lake. We continued along the shoresurely one OF
inc most osaniiiul water margins IN The world cosnea
any noteworthy incident till at patcc lar point wherc
some military works were going forward, the steamer
hove ia, and tho General, with those VITO accom-
panied him, took n tho small boat Sold crs were
busy With spade and barrow raising the work
that Garibalo's coming known somehow, for the
people wcro orowdng the shore and running IN from
welcome rose from tho crowd, and raany MEN INTO
| the shallow water to meet her Twenty strong arms
| phanty 10 the brink.
The General stepped ashore and examined tho fortnca
lions which were being prepared He then took sort
at the waers edge, lady had prepared table, set out
with coffee cakes wine &c. or these Gafibaidi took
some while ne was waited upon solely By the lady, who
/ revercntly mnistereG In wbits gloves.
WIN the party had embarked again the San Msrtno
steamed on up the western shore A. passed Garg
nano the people share up a shout Of "Evviya
faribaldil" that might have echoed thr Venetian
shore cf Gar,a and scared the Tedcsch have before
mentioned tlat when stcamed away from Sao we
had flags displayed, and the mirupg clear Across
the lake, on The vene,isn ahorr, the Austans marked
the San Marno she roRsjcd from the little Lay. and
NO could see one OF their runboats creep ont towards
us ;sbut she did not mar ~ rnridly. When we left
the water Observing Ny telescope put
into resesun, and BY Us a,d we could clearly
and the officers observing from the buluarka
We contin.ed our course AR Lmone. al the north
ern end Of Garia and within runSot Of the present
Austrsn frostier On tho Venetian sdc, beyond NAL
cesino, VIC could make ont for III aons mounting
consiant operation We did not land OF iiuone but tho
Inhabitants came on N us In every boat the place could
furnish. and qure surrounded the ship asrc two mon
elambcrcd from small boat 70 the deck. They were
One sturdy fellow and had coat on, but stood
IN bis shirt -vee They both declared Their desire 70
follow Garbafi, ant ne without coat SAID he had two
brothers who were Already In the band Of volunteers
Garibald said to fhls man that he bad better stop at
In an cxpianaory manner was II have ssher brother
o. home who viii tskr care OF her II 90 ba 70 set
coat she yhl keep NJ There" iho men % were allowed
second Austrian gunbost came out and took us position
OF observation with men - The guns and every marx OF
preparation the had already observed This
one came much otH course, but the San Mar
tno was taken strngh. ON, - th0ash not needing down
As we came nesrsr. the Ausrsans backed their gun.
boats and passcd quite close ud ould make out tho
srnns,n sTss =. ;' ;as. IT 'hcr % places vas rn sse
two boats might have captured The Genera snd many of
his staG
The Generals Position In the Tyv0f.
From the Paris Pays June 2Il
II results from tho geographical pos ton that ths
ncrcr the Garibaldsn volunteers aopTcach the cnens
0s NOR pscPt hey wm frd pa,fsoa: II ne Assf' ian
cause.
Tho whole Tyro covered by tho Rhcfic Alps whose
high surrounded by the informed ary noun.
tains called Nitcrbsrge, which epslose soe fertile val.
lcys pcof.ed with inhaoans derotid 10 Tie Emperor
fsncis Joseph These secondary valleys all nun Into |
or other of the three principal o. tho To the
Inn, the Adgc. snd tho Pustherfhal The ncfe kou,h
one advances the moro Italian the aspoc, OF the 1
country becomes This diirc, I. only ny
some denlcs and parrow passees. II s thercfors a
good ncd OF battle for volunteers who all supposed
10 be young, ardent vigorous and fu Of daring: brit
the other side the guraon Of tie ground In The in
terror offers all me advantages Of rpntdin ayf1 for
tie dfndss Great bodies of troops only move /
there In yalfys whtie Ilght