New-York tribune., 1867-10-14

reached Sestr, three stations of that these
orders and counter orders ended IN ue
Generals beng carried TO the Fortress OF AlessaIl
dria. OF drove 10 the Minister OF the INTERIOR oD-
tanned permission 10 visit the prisoners uch 10 my
surprise must confess at the tlme, ana "S ~ now
turns out owing 10 mistaken iucll'A pcheu aii III
30 ont of the Peruga train, heavy luggage ana All
thanks 10 the station master thrust hn INTO the eA-
press, and away for Alessandrla, leaving Florence
full Of roos by no means e6dv lvenHs n storm 20 % Paazo
Pitto. if only their whilOm chiefs had not
turned Ratazzians. All along the line only
dim nmOr had l0ulneyed ana Wllen III III
the morning | purchased the PahG0iO OF Milan,
the sensational paper of Italy 1t contained not one
line of the startling fact" Only az S2gheIa, MIl'
prefect of Palermo at the time Of Asprom0nte-Wlth
his wife came to the carriage TO have the news con-
fned, At Ale. sandra confusion ana ~ o
mission / drove to the Commando di ftdS-d; tneIe
grief and CONSERVATION were depicted on the race oi
the soldiers and officers ak they had no 9iueIs
hut should probably find them with Col Nacca
temporary governor of the fortress The Coonel was
at breakfast ; the officers, one and all, were unahn
Gus in their condemnation of the Government ana III
their admiration of Garibaldi l thought OF AspiO,
monte and the demeanor of the troops a1ter lh3t
catastrophe In those days they believed III lhet ne
Gdldntt0m0. believed that lie III his own good time
would lead them 10 Venice and to glory, 10 trieste,
the Tyro and to Rome but Lissa and CnstozZa have
intervened: the affections of the faithful NIUE
Piedmont have been alicnated, not Dy
the loss of court and capital, but py
the September nassacres. by the palpaDie' tangiole
has never entered into the designs OF the house OIL
Savoy : and If those who loved him 80 long ana 10
faithfully have ceased TO feel either affection or es
TEEN, how can subjects he expected 10 tetl
citherl cannot even now tell you how go, INTO
the Generals presence first but much time must eapse
ere shall forget the impression received Pale and
hagpard standing IN the doorway Of filthy, bar
raCk-smeng roOm n months rather than thTeo
hours of change seemed TO have passed over hinl
True, he had suffered on the journey from fatigue
and hunger, had not slept wink, having passed the
night IN hunting for three species OF insects; Dut
fatigue sleeplesSness, and hunger too Jailed 10 pro-
duce any effect on him III bygone times lreallZed
with painful acutcncSs how grief and wounds have
really aged him: how he depends ON moral causes Tor
health itself. lie frightened up when he heard how
absolute was the secrecy that RataZn bad secured,
this explained the silence OF the people, that they
had not Gagged Menotti, or any OF the
needful men save Frygcsy, and that the
news from Rome was excellent When Manrilo,
followed by soldiers bringing the heavy baggage en-
tered he laughed heartily over the story OF hls
troubles. and after breakfast rolled himself up IN
railway rug. and with q ltnapsack for his pillow,
slept without fear of the awful Trinity. Presently
Gen Pescctto arrived, and my order came: '3 aoca
took me o the apartment furnishing for the Illus
tilous prisoner and repeated what had heaId ne
low among lhe ofliccrs-that no warning was gwen;
that untlht tley recognized him thcy nd mol KNOW
who the Prisoners were. 80 much 1or the spcclal
care taken that the General shOnld want lOI hoIl-
ing As tO the deposits Of arms taken at Sna lnng
we had not pistol among us on the spot, only BasS0
found too latc his pocket rcyolvcTs and consigned
them to the Colonel against receipt Clad rs shonld
have been To remain at AleSsandTa, in order Ia Oh
tam any news II was necessary 10 return 10 W.
cnce, which decided on doing wa Genoa aud Leg
horn The last words the General SAID 10 me were
that he hoped a least that the people would not allow
him to be carried away by sea.
Bnf the dav before yesterday Crspi. the still
stanch supporter of Ratazzi, sent a special messcn-
ger 10 inform the General that long rs he remained
IN the fortress the Romans would not stir; that u hc
were at Caprera they would 20 az II nothing bad
happened. lOu see, Garibaldi IA Alrssaudrla is a
serious, thOm IN RataZ7is side, cSptrnilv ~ after
Thursday drill GOOOsodcrs and officers vent under
his windows aud cried " Iird GdlIbddi IOg'idm0
Roma d" Garihaldi at CapTcTa IS Napoleon at -.
Helena il such bc the intentions of the Government.
As soon the real followers Of Garlbaldi knew oi
Crspis messenger, they sent second tO cntItat hn
10 remain where he Nas: hut either he arrived too
late OF Ganbaldi had already given his word
Menoth and his tine fIicuds are Crcyed beyond
measure. We have yet 20 learn whether as the
Gd-.effa ailirms, he went oi his own accord or
whether De was forced 10 20 ior fcai of demunstra
tion among the troops. Particulars tomorrow o. 10
the consignment of - Romans to the Pope by
Rntayyi