New-York tribune., 1867-10-15

and expected TO remain there until about the 10th Of Octo
Der The Admiral would then so round TO Portsmouth
and. being Oined by the other ships sah for LISBON
which port he expected TO make by the 10th OF october
On the very day OF Admiral FaTraguts arrival IN Eng
land The Army aud Mary GGsohe published "A leading
article rejecting upon the American authorities for not
allowing him To visit England and exchange civilties
with English officers writing upon the presumption that
because one of the Sims attached 20 the squadron had
reached Southampton the flag ship might not be e1
pected. The portion OF the article TO which we refer
reads thus
The appearance of the American man-ofwar Shamrock
IN our waters NAV DC taken q proof that author
ties viii have opportunity Of receiving Admiral Fara
antry entitle him to wherever he may 60
aud that the squadron under his command VIII not enter
any British port present We regret should be so
There is reason why the American Admiral should not
10 do So Some time ago 1t understood the Navy De
partnen Washington sent orders Ia all American ON
GERS to avoid as uch as possible any contact with British
oiccrs-sO least reported. IL Is quite certain
that United States officers Of rank ana official posi-
ton who here at the meeting OF the French
and gsh fleets in Portsmouth took care TO preserve
their iucOuitO lest the cvty OF the Admiralty should
be d 10 rebuff i'm consequence of the Instructions
Of their Government that they TO hold aoof from
the festivities and courtesies which marked me event
The United States officers would be well received mere
and II s not likely they would lose many men by deseI
hOn-at least they would not lose more tha bn'eH
squadron cdtCFiS pdrt6ds in an American port.
Admiral Farragut Of course never heard OF any snoh
absurd orders and correspondent of The DAILY Neio'
gives "a fat contradiction TO the whole story.
GARIBALDI MEETING.
crowded and enthusiastic meeting was held IN ST.
Jamcss Hail. London the 1st of October 10 express
sympathy with Gen. Garibaldi II was held under the
auspices Of the Reform League OF which Garibad If an
honorary VicePrcsident On the platform were Edmond
Bealcs (PresidcnU Rccott Garbaidi, Col Dickson,
Handel COssham &C. DC.
The Chairman read letters Of sympathy and co0pera-
ton from J.. o. Taylor, NJ p, Henry Vincent John Me
Rcciotti Garibaldi. on coming forward received
with the most enthusiastic cheering again and again re-
lIe
Will not trespass your kindness to speak on any Of the
subjects which have been already ably treated by the
speakers who have gone before me. To-day Is the auu
Of the battle which secured the unity and free
dom of the southern provinces Of Italy, which gave
Victor Emmanuel the brightest Jewel u his crown IL is
the aHuiveaTy of the battle o the VOtuno. oug hy
10000 Italian volunteers against 10000 Bourbon soldiers
That battle, EngIshmcn, mainly won thru1GA Your
nclp have often hCard my father say so ,th"cs lie
said at souhampton 81 know we had hosynpathy In
gland all occasions hut on Lave specially known
iton the occasion Of the battle of the Voturno WHOM
but for England we Woulf n0t nave neen aD' 20 colt
plcte the work Tor ne accompaniment oi Whch so lnuch
the assistance OF the Eneh Itoe nc Woniu not N.vo
succeeded IN 1850. / would now nave TO lament my
father and should not be mere 10 tank YOU p0t oy ia
my name but IN the name OF !Hy cout' nen on nav
raised q great laud-I say 10 though am an ltilhn-a
land with "a glorious history u tho past land with
great history l u' lulIt Vac" iV ii7 ia.t Hu'.i l
away that ncubHs, that harden on H. tue falaey l0Gu
Eiumanucl the title OF" II Re Gallntuomo" don't know
what my tatucr thinks low, hut know that every
lChoersl need say 10 more. ana not ac
customcd % public speaking J have not such a com
on. once again thank yon for what You have done
lCheersl You have raised my native land from the
dtpths oi dc-Iadhtioh ln WhIh sue "'a H'.lA 5U ".
done greater thing thon thai-yol h"Nc be-iu, thc
work yOu carrying at present tr work called TIE
brotherhood 81 nations. Loud checrs IL u the prone
est moment Of my lie that you have entrusted me WIN
this address 20 20 father. know now hc must
feel He has looked on the possession u Rome a. tho
crOwnng victory He has been sent 20 prison by men
whom he has trusted but nothing, am sure, VIII give
him lcaItfet pleasure than tie address
Of sympathy you have entrusted me with. Loud
ChecrsI
Mr. Beales then called upon the meeting 20 testify by
three hearty cheers their gratitude % MrH Colonel
Chambers for n the services she had rendered 10 Gen
GarlOaldl.
Three enthusiastic cheers were accordingly given.
cordial vote OF thanks was next passed 2" Mr E'ac.
for presiding. aud that gentleman having returned
thanSs the vast assembly separated
TIN ABYssINi,S rNTEnToN
Malta letter Of Sept - says: Her Majesty screw
steam troopshlp Crocodile. having on board the "a bat
taou Of the ooh Eines. aud several officers Of various
corps intended take part in the Aby uIan expedition
hove in sight Of this island yesterday morning,
from guecuf'Own and Gibraltar, bat dd not enter port
and after remaining fcw hours ~ thc mouth oi tlc
Grand HaIbOr. resumed hcr voyage Tor Alc1aldHa lh
consequence Of foul bills 81 health being issued from this
place. the Crocodile Coud communicate with inc
shore for had she she would have been SUBJECTED
"a nyo DAYS quarantine 90 AIrAdHuliH. - ~
local arrangements for The Abyss,inan eHp'',''u' h
purchased in this Island. and 600 Maltese nave t
engaged mulcces 10 take charge oi tine animals Two
the OF the supplies 20 AcXauGIla regret
10 say the cholera Is scbsby increasing IN Mata
bat II II hoped that the nrorons ea, w w
Government will prove eectua ~ checking the progress
Of the disease The sanitary state ut the troops h now
reported be- satisfactory 40 fuithtr cases nave oc
clrrcd them during the last fCW days According
10 Intelligence received this morning from Sicily the cho
era has almost entirely disappeared from that haud,
after committing very serious ravages among the popnla
ton. who also threatened with famine Az Mes
sina where the disease Is s lingering there were 10
eases ana 10 deaths on the 2ls' INST