The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-11-19

taKe Us thoT6 we kOt lntO the cafFaKe he WeIcontu
"a vertable republican shared With his breai
and on We drove
me major had tho military password OF course, bu,
he had the Utmost dflcui'y IA finding any body TO re-
ceise IT, Our nrj stop was al the Monte Rotoudo rail-
wa, way s os; 40 senuh .s.rs Anev eea o. shsa.
sas. hs nss 1s,sa asa excused hitss. .. 49, !.
.no We came 70 aoc.hcr gnsrd equally attentive
ms duty The major had 70 70. out Of tho carriage
nnd him and give to- pass: farse miles Further we
the road IN the id darkness without lights or Dire To
them the major made cheerful little speeches as he
passed crying 'Conragel" .Garibald y" ITO Romel"
'Stand drmi" "Rome Is the capital OF Iialy!" Aud
''On to Romoi" 'GarSaldii" 10 Roms '''i Moth.
Sr. boy. ''' They bear ali hardship. 'sas
compianiuyiy and are only anxious TO be
the walls Of Jericho fei at the sound OF tho trumpet
Garbadi would not have to wait long for his triumph
The more see Of his followers the more admire, re
We at last the quarter 0intraI inside OF the
actual lines of the Garibaldian army The frs OF two
nt time sentinel appeared and asked for the counter
sign. Presently coupe OF mounted officers, clad IN
wns india rubber ovsrcos's emerged IKE ghosts from
had gone too far 10 the front, begging him to
back i he fell with it By-and.Sy We did fall in
the cannon taken monte Rotondo These poor little
Held pieces are dragged and down 1t ali hours Of the
day and night; the Garibaldans arc Immensely proud
OF them. fun set Of artillery officers has been
created their honor They about the size OF
guns which the Eighth regiment o. New York possess
perhaps little larger-but II they were one hundred
thousand Founders the GarioaIdians could prize
them more nighy. Tho mon consider It great honor
down the road with the guns all pght enjoy good
scep. So simple an expediout as throwing up q small
tho approach 10 the Garbadian camp has not yet &C.
CURED 70 tho Commander Of artillery" and doubt II
Il eyer will.
We had now driven about ten miles from Monte Ro-
tondo, and suddenly bend In the road revealed 10
the Garbadian camp Stone or mud walls hero bordered
the highway instead OF fences and either side OF
these walls In three long tines, the Garibadians
grouped about immense nres Their arms under guard
stacked opposite them . little distance Some
were fast asleep. with covering whatever; others
chattad around the nres Nothing could be more pic
iuresquo tnan tho Tho nrss the variety of cos
tunes tho different attitudes OF the men. tbs geam OF
red and shirts here and there tho zzing or
ing BIRDS the slow tramp Of tho guards 4: q tab
il not war. It more like q midnight picnic
Tho major roe 10 the carriage picked ong
Rome! stand nrm!'' and aesn came tho steady
sponses. $40 komei Garibaldii To Romei" Sleeping
men reused themselves and Joined In the chorus and
everybody seemed 10 forget the cold tho damp night
tho dlscomforts, tho suerngs OF tho situai pro-
nouncng those magical words, ITO Romel" TOW
moments more steep hill to climb, and wc we're at
Except that they have . roof to cover them, Carl.
badi and his officers fare no betor than their men,
The part Of the Casel Gubilsro tho courtyard
and Stables. There the horses and ordsries OF tie ON
are quar,ered On the second floor Is the bslsony
has . room TO himself but sleeps . hay bed
also. Mrs. Colonel Chambers who IL here as
camp is rather more comfortably accommodated.
Tho superior officers 81 together In two large rooms
beds OF hay being made on The floors and covered with
bIankeA There another large room whore sub.
ordnates Sleep but which s much sought after night
as 1t has immense fireplace. Here - laid out the
meat for tae headquarters In the midst Of OF
sleeping men. On the night Of our arri al being GU
OF the general, were ushered into this room and
an favor permitted TO stick our feet 10 the 6re
There II b0 Tn
roll yourself In your overcoat or blsuket, lie
down on tho brick foo. floor and gain . slight
at home, bu, OF tho unfortunate fellows out.de. who
road Mark Tapiey would be happy here. 10 see the
meat before II 10 cooked and after IL cooked, and
with his lthy fingers for the choicest bs would surely
test his joility to tho utmost.
You have seen the camp by night; now look Al Il BY
day. or course everybody Is up very carry On th,
balcony Hcciotu Garbadi, surrounded by nvcy group
Of officers, Is gazing At Rome rs the sunlight gds the
magniGceni dome q St Peters and flames AGAINST he
windows OF tns Eternal City. Menotl Gssibadi, who
has not been wounded reported gone away upon
some expedition during tho n,gnt; some say 20 occupy
doubtful Garibaldi himself you may the road
youder, inspecting burnt bridge The Tber he Is
MIRA Colonel Chambers, looking fresh ueai II
she had just EMERGED from her London dressing ROOM
only surgeon y. ' have Tho 10 courtyard is isa
with mounted oflccrS waiting tor Garibaidi's ro-
turn. Among tnem - =" nan prince, VINO, WITH
the real discretionary element you viii ind IN
the Gari1aId An army These Romans ara revolution
ist5: tho Itaans simply invaders All the oificee,
you observe, are handsomely and oven rchiy drcssrd
but IN ali sorts OF uniforms RicciottL for example,
wears round cap, tight grey bfexches high boots,
rod shirt and Hungarian jscxet wne next to him is
= rcdsnrted officer with kossutn hat and next TO
hm aide Dc camp q gas uniform. trimmed with
black. CARL sia wears wVrld-fsmous costume goes
70 bed 81 about cgt ocock rises AT i've and maintains
the same SIMPLE haoIs as durias former campaigns.
on ianvs IA M Natk In t,e hraw nj he
hill will see the men moving about ~ the camp.
Some o. them in search OF food, others OF waer and
crazy for something 70 SMOKE, and viii shout Tor
JOY II you hand ieu the cud Of cigar viii b on are
about 10 thros away rmere y well organ asd CON.
haf goat; anosaer bess in VAIN sor loaf O. bread
Numbers o. the soldiers have Garoaldian medals
tn r breasts showing that they served with their
present leader IN former oampa'gns
The pcsonaci OF the troops Is constantly chan inr
Many 81 them unable TO endure ,nis ne aud
rctarn home Their PAGES bea- niicd vita newly ar
we'd recruits. 60 without food for two days, tn,
GaioadisDs are frequently Compelled 10 d, soon SIS
up the weak and ckiy. The mon allowed TO leave
~henever they ike the only RESTRICTION beng That they
pass oui OF The camp with tncr arms some go
far ne Monte Roiondo u the nope Of better fare aud
then rvturn finding that they have gone from bad ~
worse You viii notice but one italian ras among the
troops There as display oil NJ headquarters Tue
fayor,ie among the l. Is uudcnabie that many Of
tie Garbada1 oficefs arc ardent Iepubl caus; thcy
Confess II 6peuly Tns BODIES good 10 The King Of
Italy III; close Of this military picnic. Tuey wno
lated 20 capture Rome may think q more easy 70
uethtune a monarch. Alter the Popc comes tue King.
without II all undertaking Garbaldfs ability u
general sm certain that altogether too much import
has boon given his invasion Of the Papa States
With thTos such regiments the ola Sixty ninth Of
New York. aud with lighting general VI tue American
school, the whole CHroadian army could be killed or
captured within forty Eight hours.
Ii tue fashion IN England and America TO worship
GaroaIdi and approve everything hc does Personally
he deserves all tho euloeies hat he receives
neip admrinE and even rev Fencing character
chvarsc. 30 pure, 20 nooc. LIS sons Of the
mould and every moment OF personal intercourse with
the family increases the respect with which they
are universally regarded But hare st Carl.
bsdi's headqusrters basog my opllons upon
facts undor my observslun aud Information derived
from the bsss possible suthorty, question tho wisdom
the sxpcdieucs and Che jusce OF this invasion OF the
Papa eatss and hope itAl you viii permit me TO state
the plain truth aU0ut the matter. Many noble livss
have wasted In this campaign The useless victory
Monte Rotondo cost some Of the best blood Of Italy.
rns enthusiastic BOYS who are encamped IA the 1slds
below are suffering 10 VAN, and exposing themselves 20
future disease and pains most frus,l@esiy The awful
responsibility Of this loss Of fc and health rests upon
Geribaldi With his experience he ought 10 have known