The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-12-09
cApIBaloI IN PRISON.
How the General Was Lodged and Treated
ny the IfnIians-HistOry Of His Inter Expe-
dillon by Himself.

How the General Was Lodged and Treated
by the Ifnians-History of His Inter Expe-
dillon by Himself.
Berlin Nov. 23l correspondence OF London Tines
Frau Schwartz a German literary lady, who has long
been conspicuous n friend and active supporter OF
Gsrbadi, writes to the Berlin Natl naiZeaismg under
date Speza November 49, to inform the public OF his
doings in prison She found the General, on recent
visit, accessible only through suite OF five rooms, each
pest of spirits assured her he had nothing
plain OF As regarded treatment
ssAs he was just composing account Of his fight
from Capr-ra the conversation naturally turned TO that
interesting prologue OF his last Odyssey. He related
that October "a. at ten 7. NJ he left the isle in
ch,dt little skin used for duck shooting capable Of
containing but one man, and no al fun length Quickly
crossing strait separating Caprera from Naddaena
he landed A. The Punta della Monea, went straight
residing there for many years past and STAYED
uuder her hospi.abe roof til the ssxt evening
s.sni, who had been waiting for hun with horses, he
rode to the small ana little frequcnted port OF Gala
lancio commanded by Captain Cuneo SIX hours run
carried them TO the shores OF Sardinia Having
back the ncia the fugitive ard his friend passed the
might In known TO tho shepherds of that DESC
late district a convenient place OF shelter. The
day 1stn, consumed in procuring horses. Al six
p. NJ they left, and, raversinr Wild region called
Terra Nuova arrived Mt the harbor or san Paolo at
dawn. There they expected 20 Csnzio Garbalis
son-n-law, with vessel TO convey them to frra frna
Disappointed In this anticipation they entered the cot.
taee OF shepherd named Nicola who recognized Carl
badi Al once though he had dyed his beard and other
thought It advisable 70 leave without delay,
and resunng their journey. notwithstanding
tho fifteen hours' fatigue already undergone,
made for Porto PFundmro, where they happily came
up with Canzo and VigiauL
At three y NJ the tartane San Francesca tho vessel
chartered by Canxio. set sail for the main land Es-
countering adverse winds they had tack until
tho 10Th at seven r. N. they landed vado Not
wishing 70 approach the port they their vessel into
the reeds lining the shore aud had wade about IN
the dificuh swamp for hours until rescued by
persons from the neighborng town. There they found
Two bvocsni tthe two wheeled Of Tuscany which
rapidly took them 10 Leghorn, distance Of eighteen
magiie. Sgnor Sgarcllin0 old acquaintance, gave
him nights lodging, and Signor Lemmi procured him
csrriare. Ia which he drove INTO Florence the 10th.
The day following was spent IN addressing the people
and trausasting necessary business
On the 22d Crisp had extra train put for him. In
which, amid me accama.lcrs OF the multitude, ne
rived Tern thus far the letter OF Frau Schwartz or
- she styles herssif by her literary pscudony, Eips
Melcna
II may add another piece OF authentic in
telgenc Garibaidi appearing In the camp told the
Primo piomblno, Ruspol, Santa della Revere Pasqua,
and other eminent adherens, that he bad had cpmmu-
nicafIon with the italian government, who assured him
that n u occurred the Italian troops would ioresss tbs
foreigner and occupy Rome before the entrance OF the
unwelcone dc'A .bmens The quantity OF Prussian IRE.
collected the field OF battle and evidently thrown
away By the Carbaidn has uniustiy represented
proof or this government, being IN league with them.
loads OF firearms or the old make
disposed OF by the military authorities Of Berlin the
manufacture oil tho nccde-gu progressed