The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-10-15
CA BALD.
His ReleRse and Return to Caprern-Scenes
by the Was-Speech Of the General and
Great Excitcmcnt-fiis Advice 10 the Cities
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His Reiease and Return to Capreru-Scenes
by the WaS-Speech Of the General and
Great Excitcment-His Advice 10 the Cities
s'On to Rome -
The Ofc,at Gdsstte, Of Florence, OF tho latest mail
date abiding to the release Of Garbald says that he
had expressed desire return TO Caprera, aud that
intenton conforming TO the wishes OF the govern
the Ministry AZ once agreed to t. and the General forth
with left tor that sand on a state vessel.
Before embracing at Genoa on the Italian vessel
Esporaore Tor Caprcra Gsrbald stopped q short Aime
at tue house OF TREND tho railway station,
an immense crowd nad assembled He afterwards drove
in Carnage 10 The city with General lncisa his son-n-
law Canzo and General Fabuzz.
Addressing he people, whom be prohibited from draw.
ing his carriage he said he perfectly iree and
gon2 10 Caprera without any condition whatever.
Speaking sometimes in Italian and sometimes the
6enoesc dialect lie told the opic never to forget Rome
70 continue the common WORK, tnst Of suecorng their
brothers Il X me. They might rely upon his being
his post; he would 20 to Rome spite OF any demon.
swnether lie was clothed priest or'-here the re-
port. in the movements, abruptly ceased.
Sauied oy officers OF the navy aud by the troops. who
presented ms to him, he shortly Afterwards embarked
on the Espiofaore
Three OF Gadbaldgs friends. NJ NJ. Liberso, Bottero
and Puguo, who obiained permission ~ soc him at
Alessandra, have published in tho Turin Gazette
count OF their nsorvew with the General. They found
him reading the Decdde OF Liyy. The
Not word Of anger escaped him against lhe authors OF
the arresl. During tue Two hours with him the
CONVERSATION turned tue Roman question: history
AMI literature Ihcy talk. SAID he. "of getting TO
viii ever cut the Gordan knotY No." he answered
"Weli." said be- "teli Italy by every In your
power that toe Roman question will b. settled by lti
steel and not ~ the moral paths OF any ministry
whatever. Above all, lot IL DO known taa, the Roman
question IL not solved By arrest Tell Turin that she
knows what she has 10 do; gwen proofs OF IL
many times " Then, turning 10 Major Ihiea, he said,
TeIl Milan that have ceased to be With her, and
that now hope mucn from The Ailanese Believe me,
despite the efforts OF governments and unineudy
and perldious plots abroad, Italy will DO the
nrs nation In the world, only through It's noble
past stand on the Place OF ST. Peters question with ,he
look those eloquent soavenrs carry yourself
back the time OF the Brutuscs and Camitlas and
say 10 yourself with PRIDE too, Italian vi what
u noble republic was tnat Roman republic What
II c,ntaiped Think Of The time poor Rome the
battle lost sen iegions 10 Spain, tue same
day put up " public auction the Roman territory occu
p,ea by Hannibal, and there were great CT liens who
bought II at the hiehest price. We, the contrary,
hesitate 10 approach the Eternal Guy, wnoro We are
dencd by feeble and contemIlble encmies o. assure
you, my friends that whep the day which va
put the foot upon the vatcao that day will DO
beautiful OF my hie and then shall be willing de-
The Generai at tn rs moment inspired and hs
face TO be TRANSPORTED BY his enthusiasm.