New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-07-16
vi.Itto Gnribaidi's Camp.
GARBALpfs HEArQuAgrERs. LoSlro June

GARBAIDIs HEAnQuAgTgRs Los,ro June 20, LEGO.
The distance from CastgIOne della Stiy.ere TO the
small which / writing Is only few miles
Instead Of taking however, the shortest way that OF Eyen
thence by railway The main object had in v.e in taking
the direct road that u visiting the hospitals to which
the soldiers wounded the cath Of June have been
sent About 80 officers and 600 pryaes are in the civil
hospital and the Church OF St Lawrence Both buildings
well ventilated and exceedingly well adapted % the pu
pose Few OF the wounded during my VISIT were in
dangerous Few had biyone Wounds fact which once
more proves that Austrian solers familiar with
he ns ~ Tina terrIbe Weapon The majority been put
Aor the bursting OF shells or by the bullets OF the
800 in the head hall OF by the sbers o; the Hanga
busars the charge they made close 10 the village OF
Vlafanca Asrln prisoners met IN Besca told me thar
the Austrns the other hand almost all wounded by
the bayone In !he civil hospital doors and windows were
opened and the air seemed as fresh as was oltof doors
Not complaint made. Almost lead silence prevailed in
large and long ward. only interrupted by The hushed
footsteps Of the Of charity all intent upon the discharge
o. their he%a1e dge ays aRPoh1sd the oea o.
much az CasteilnoYo asked aiter some OF the oeeIs WIN
had become acquainted dunng my short stay a.
SJncino lie answered TECHNICALLY dead wounded"
according 70 the fate they had met with durng that terrible
struggle Many Of the officers IN private dwelng4 Tor
the brseans have insisted as they DID after the battle Of Sol
rno N 1852 upon plolng TIER houses ana villas A. the as
posa wounded In Of these houses that Of Count
f,rnar POOR Gen Cerae Is lying lis state am happy 70
seems 70 leave some hopes oi recovery ue Dao IN tAe
came palace Of Count MGrasngo and the OF the Deputy
Tecco President OF the Chamber OF Deputies during the last
session at the Palace Co Ia the very where
tradition rttes Bayad taken after he received his
wound in assaulting the besons Of Torrclonga
II about O'Clock when. having finished visit to the
hospitals fastened the railway station to catch the train
rlAirm violent ourst suddenly accompanied by tor
rents rain AT O'Clock however II was at an end aud
glorious sun every cloud from the horizon The ran
in notion sped rapidly aong that magnificent road one
of picturesque Europe which leads from Brescia
60 Verona since tae beginning OF hostles CONTAMINATION
passed serae and LEFT behind the picturesque city
OF BsrgsmO when reaching guard house No IS we came
In sight Of the First battalion of GArbadlans They we're
scattered about the deoivy Of green bill facing tue
shining suhb where the had just been cut On the top
h the left Of the road could discern another bat
rf muN.
B the or conveys the idea Of regular linen shelter
for the soldier TIE are c mot IA Ro'e SHt Of
which they rolled across the chest muke and cart
rdge-boI The tents made with their blankets
spread ont supported four poles doubt procured
otion Al which onr train had stopped for some military pur
pose and few Of my travelling companions got or and
the hill Under one Il tents shaded all round
with branches OF trees and Y. leaves found Deputy of
the Italian Chamber whom / had known Florence, aud
who holds the rank Of Lieutenant in the Garbaldan
Ssp we our ana nan a aS hIS N.Y.
Garibaidi has established his head9ulrsers IA this
rounded by old medieval wall all crumbng pieces. You
reach the principal street q the place by ascending the hill
haDked right nd left by old half deeayed houses and few Of
date An old castle erected by the Scager,
Lords Of Verona. the hill The house inhabited
by GaTbad stands n the center OF the city and You enter
b. well built yeshue leading 70 spacious yard. Let
ascend the large staircase OF this house the steps Of which
Garbadian soldiers are sleeping or eating brown bread
Onoe at thu Of the Stare eater lrge mod
esy furnished Its walls ornamented with flowers and
fruits painted In fresco upon sky blue ground SofL
cred with reddish chnt faces tue door the bottom Of the
ROOM and there is In the middle large table covered with
maps swords revolver, and other military articles The
Marquis Trccch the first aidde.camp OF Garibald was
sitting the sofa taking with Col Ggasta1 eJ Of the
General lose Oy was goup OF ohceFs In the middle OF
the group there young and very handsome officer Just
returned um expedition be had made Ia the Torrae This
was Capt BeA Iyroose gentleman WHO Two years ago took
prominent part IN the expedition OF fn known under tho
name OF IodHis movement nom the name OF the daring
pltrio VINO Organized and was Its leader bad scarcely
waited i've minutes when door opened and Major CanlO
-Ganhallis sonfnlhw-2aed out nv name and said that
uariUaIl was desIois seeing ne Dy HHss correspond
ent AZ must confess It, entered the OF the
General with emotion bad not Garibadi since
tho month Of NovemOer 1901 &C. when be len Naples for
CapFera and expected that after nearly six years and after
many stirring and orrOwfu events should find him much
altered "a entering Tue room my emotion was dhpehed at
once r found him boxing almost bad left him board
the Fulminane at Naples Hs hair and beard had
On seeing the General from the table which he
was sitting and came 10 meet me with quick movement,
which treasured me at once Tor u showed that he had
quite recovered Of bis wound. Geribald having
Versaon naturally reverted to the battle Of the oath What
misfortune, said the General that brave should
have been brought within the dehe OF Cesenuoyo which the
Anstrans had so stronSy fortified but never mind no
added. with his silver voice If brave troops did
not absolutely gain the day they have shown to the Auans
10 Europe a hey Know low to use their bsyonetsha tor
the present enough lie then reverted to English politics
colleagues shoid have retired England however. added
he rs too great ana liberal nation side with enemy
comes into poSer At this point conversation which
lasted more then half hour. interrupted by Coils
patrol having made sorte from Peschiea bad seized four
Garioaldian guides Who exhausted by great fatigue had
Unfortunately rested I'D ttm horse not FAR from the village
Of RiVotca and beer caught while fast asleep.
Aner Few minutes rest directed steps toward the
Gariballian camp which from the hills behind the
city OF Tomato exends toward the Lake Of aa on the right
and toward the ridge which stretches from Tomato in the d.
recton OF Solrno and Volta the c The ouposs of the
Garibadans reach c Lake Of Gnrda side far as the
village OF Rvltea about three miles from the Austrian
stronghold Of Pesehefe On the LETT they reach farm NOT far
IRON Pozsoengo The nght before pat-o Of Garbaldsn
guides was leaving the stnamed village by Castsyenzago
lille patrol 81 Austrian Llncers entering by Mon
5aubano All ugh De Austrans have corps Of about s0
on men amo.l aader TIE very basons Of Peschera, still
persist IN believing that heY have intention OF attacking
II or war p seems 10 BE- that Of strictly acting the de
iens'e 10 order - .taDfr pfe Tor French Interference
ILcy ore h1"sfi co-tnl1iy the watch and have
i've gshh'is ani go small steamers the LakB |