New-York tribune., 1867-09-23

son, and there the populations commenced. The
managers OF tine Peace Congress arranged for n
special steamer on the lake, but the conservatives
and radicals being at lOggeTheads the former tr-
mnphcd and Garibaldi had to come by train like any
common mortal and to talk all the way for dozen,
TO say pretty n0things 70 the enthusiastic ladies'
parry The curious questions of those who wish TO
Know where ne is gong next" and to hold re-
hcaIsai O1 to-day meeting Long before tins letter
reaches yOu, YOU viii know "whcTe lie is going
next and understand the phrase in my last letter
TecutT pour HeNr SdUtT.
The Garbaldian receptions remind me of n story
which the famous Russian, HerZen, is fond of tell
ing. A French General in Algeria found that an
Arab had shot his fayorlte dog and ordered his ser
want To shoot the Arab. The servant went out and
shot the first Arab he met. The family demonstrated
loudly. Admitting the Generals right to shoot the
shooter OF ms dog, they proved that their relation
was innocent The General called up his servant to
learn how he mistake had occurred. "Quc rOuIosr0us
mon GGGGt; 0uS les drdbcs TCSemJlcat, TAI priS te
premier" In like manner all the Garbaldian Tecep-
tons 50 T(semCteat Ii you take description of the
inst, you have the Photograph of all the rest New
IN duty bound. From Sion to Geneva every station
was crowded. The OVations commenced at SSCOR
Gtr Bans. and musical bands, all playing the ortho-
doN Ga1baldian hymn, cnlivened the brief halts at
each station; flags, inscriptions, varying i'll enthu-
slaSm and idea tIiumpha arches showers of bOu-
Qucts here number of youths sang the GaribadIan
hymn and the Swiss national hymn in French; there
IN German AT Nilleneuye where the train stopped
for half an hour more than one hundred members of
the Peace Congress awaited the hero of the day;
among them were Emilio AccOllcy, the promoter Of
the Congress; Amanda GOepp, cX-Ninister; Edgar
Qunet, the greatest living writer of France in my
humble opinion. From Nilleneuvc TO Geneva the
road is delightful You coast between lake and
mountain, and GaTlbadi, whose love for nature
amounts TO passion, was almost impatient that the
eager takers round him would not let HIM enjoy the
spectacle in peace. When he saw Mount Blame he
took of his hat saying, My venerable friend, sa
lutte thee
At Lausanne and Morges the demonstrations were
really imposing; at Aamanu workngman said 10
the General, You the Captain of the people; i'll
yOu all the peoples Of the world have placed their
confidence :" to which c. answered At present yOu
strong and free. hut if any should attempt 10
aim blow at your liberty, remember that my arm is
At 6 p. IN. the train arrived at Geneva, and from
the station to Alason Fay % distance of some thou
sand yards, yea might have walked on the peoples
heads. The windows and balconies, bcdecl llcd with
flags. full of ladies, waving their hankercmcts
and kissing their hands; the Stars and Stripes seemed
everywhere and, looking over TIE ISl Oh guesiS me
number Of Americans is really surprising. After the
usual difficulty III getting ont of the carnage through
the crowd. and into the hotel the General appeared
the balcony, and spoke rs follows:
"I is rot only FOR this kind welcome but for other mo-
tves that VIII explain that owe you graf tude at Gene
VioyC Ia 1913, banshcd from Italy. hunted nom every
place. here alone, in this asylum sacred TO liberty
found refuge For this owe You thanks and also FOR the
welcome yOu offer to the representatives Of European De
mCCracy Here they discuss freely here adopt
lutQps bepelcia 10 humanity in the name OF law aud
jnsticc. Nou oh GCneyIViCns, have commenced the
struggle against the pestlenal institution called Pap3cy
Your first blows already struck You have shaken
in,ttntou is fatal fn nmr ITy Dur Unity our Inde-
rtldeace, hence in sefdechie We must destroy j. But
accompsh il we shall need the hcp OF ali our brethren
all free men. trust that my words do not sound I'M
Fortunate "Non non! viya"). Very good! And now
let me recommend concord among yourselves; let me
recommend this in the interests Of your own republic aud
of Europe. Remember that unity IS strength that
YOU are in condition TO attest the pence Of the world.
Your institutions not only useful 10 you: they
serve example, hence you are bound to strengthen
and defend them"
write from memory, as the papers are not yet out.
Tomorrow You shall have the authentic version,
The speech got through the General, whose failing
voice showed how weary he was went on TO bed,
and albeit il was Sunday. the crowd continued TO
shout and make merry until late in the night. This
morning lie was up with the lark and his evee com,
menced at a. IN. "You are not looking your best
| said, and he answered laughingiy III Berangers
words