The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-11-21
GARIBALDpS ARREST.
SPECIAL MAIL IelsssAM 70 THE asaAlu

The General In the Hands Of the Italian Sol.
diers-How the Acs Was mpltshed-Pro.
test Of Garlbnldps Friends.
hAnNt FLosEscz, Nov. s. 1857
number Of friends and companions Of Garibaldi,
including the Deputies Crspi and Guerzon have drawn
up solemn protest against the arrest Of the General
rigus. The document is n follows:-
The Underlined friends and comrades OF General
0arbadi. Witnesses 70 his a. Figins mako this
deciaration:-
At Passo Corsss after having taken part In the disso.
luton Of the corps Of volunteers nghtne upon Ponaca
territory, the undersigned werc authorized by General
0arbald TO travel by the special train thai had been
granted him upon the express condition that he should
b conducted In perfect liberty to Florence During the
journey act either upon the part Of the General OF
those BY whom he was accompanied, could give any
prstext change made for sending on
The train 10 Florence As proof OF the pac nc pten
lions Of General Garibaid Deputy Crsp clegraphed a
NarD station 70 the Ruoatno Company, asking, in the
Generals name, for steamer which should carry him
from Leghorn direct to Caprsra
A. Fgne the train was stopped and Lieutenant
Colonel Caezzi Of the csrlbaneer approached General
Garbaid asking 70 speak 70 him alone The
O.. ords o MAJOR S: and ;, ons nnsn
pf carabnsen A few minutes Afterwards the General
!sft The carriage and We oil LETT with him. We then
heard General Garbadi say In loud voice, 70 Colonel
CAmesxi "Have you the regular warrant OF arrest ~
The colonel replied. "No; am simply ordered TO make
the General answered Then you commit An illegal
cot guilty Of any hostility against the Italian
Roman general elected BY legally constituted govern.
msut and IN American citixoa. A. SUCH and not
Dsss ',xsa y ma any n.srsns oasnes esnso BE-
Law. But declare that will not yield except
lsnos asd that u you wish 70 arrest me yos viii have
AZ this moment were al ready v defend the
0snsrai's pssson the Law and good right Tho General
towards him 70 BE- me. By further vosnes ana That hs
would never Do party 70 conflict with Italian sol
der: rs:rs1ors he confined .easdon Z, Idea Of
shoaid have begun By making Of those that
ny dsposa In place Of gviss them up ~ the frontier"
Al msay spectators had gathered round. in order 10
avoid any collision and 70 put end 20 . sight 90 hu-
s~s: % Is. rrs:Ssss h. Council u nn S
IN the name Of Italy reversal Of the order and
srm'ns that the G.nsr.. oaIy Wished 70 return 70 hs
che delay necessary 70 receive answer FROM Florence,
ssd We also begged him % telegraph himself supporting
fused 70 sccsds 70 this iauer request
About a hour having passed without any tsegraphic
eaabDssrs declared tina, the time had come 70 carry out
hh orders Notwthsandinv the statement several
snes repeated Of Genera 0aribald that he agued
ni exhausted By several days pnvatcn, asd that be
could endure the ira OF fresh journey the
colonel remained memorable Four carabinssrs ap.
preached the General and the oicer
By whom they were commanded invited him IN the
name Of hs supsrors 10 follow The General psrssiug
In his nrss determination. lifted up BY The csrsb-
nesr carried from the spo, whore be was seated in the
waiting room, aad thus transported, amid the most
solsms silence Of his friends % the carriage destined
theoretically protested against this violation OF the
and The insult thus offered to the greatest cscn OF Italy
mission 10 accompany him, but hs son-in-iaw tanzso
was the only ons who remained with him. Colonel
Camazn was seated in the same compartment and
several carriages died with bssaser and carsbnsers
preceded and followed thai which the Censrai was
confined Garitadi lett for destination unknown 70
ne and this 10 not the place 90 say By what feelings ws
wsrs animated
w. attest the above a the srses ana historical rssh
u what took place
Twenty -nins signaturss follow