New-York tribune., 1867-10-14

showed themselves az we flashed past. GaTibaldi
asked whether the monks had really been expelled.
beppe Dat answered. "All but two or three" and he
seemed satisfied. At POntesiCme the whole pOpula-
non were 9t the station 10 salute the " Hero Ot the
tNO worlds the " DehVerer of Rome and 10 cry
Viva Garibaldi at CampidOgliOW They did ns all
good. somehow the leadCn atmosphere of Florence
ircightod with the ministerial notes and warnings
weighed upon all though no one would acknowledge
H. Garbaldi sent in for his bTea<fast-a piece
o1 bread and meat and a sup OF sour vino;
then he broke a Tuscan cigar - otherwise n
long nine - IN halves, and said: " / hare t0id
Oar hicads i / am sent 70 the Nitrate Tuscan
prison TO keep me wei supplied with cigars. Ii NJ
RattazH likes 10 shoot Newell. am rather tired
Of being among these canaille' This was his only
alhlsIOn 10 last nights warning At MontevarChi
the people had broken down the gates and invaded
the station the National Guard thrOnged round the
carriage. and " the volunteers OF MontevaTchP pre-
scnted laurel wreath 10 their general, with white
StleanerS, and the inscription N gold letters, while
and played the Hymn DC. During the passage OF
the eight tunnels You pass through, Garbaldi kept
. sharp lookout for the peasants who were so hos,
tile to him i'll 1S49 greeted them with special
care and was pleased 10 hear them cry JWd
Roma" When we reached the station OF
Arezzo I should say all the male population were
guard met him. In splendid carriages we paced
through the town hammered and tcstooned the ladies
throwing flowers and waiting kisses. As soon as ne
alighted i'm the Syndic's house, GaI1badi was re-
queSted 10 harangue the crowd, which he did III ms
usual style, reminding the popuace that III y" win
his 5000 men, he encamped outside Arezzo. some
disturbance occurred; | think woman tainted, ana
there rush and crush, and several red SHIRTS
were borne along with the current. ne GeneraIs
brow dmkened; with his hand he beck0ned the
volunteers under the window and SAID:
See now, just for nothing yon are pane pane
stricken: yOu 90 hither and thither, jostllng
women and children. without knowing why his
won't do in Romc--the eyes of Europe will be upon
We were then driven to the Corso splendid amph-
theater surrounded by acacia and elm trees, win
the bleak ApennineS in the distance; Thousands
were assembled to see Garihaldi and the Taces-a
poor affair in itself but highly amusing But five
horses ran in all In the first course NO. q
Jealousy her Jockey, then rushed 10 me
front and gained the pTize. Shouts of applause, IN
which Gaubaldi joined heartily. In the second
only the four winning horses ran IN the thlld
the two winners. and the thrown jockey, pale as
death. won the race. l can scarcely remember the
names of all the great men born here, whose Gucn-
dam birthplace we have been taken TO see; PetTaIch
and FOSSOmhIOnc; MpCenaS, patron ot Nlrell ana
Horace: NaSaT CcSalpCimi, the bOianlst; SplnellO
ArctnO, painter: IietTO Arctno, satlrlst; Leon
ardo Arciino, Florentine historian piotro Ben
A grand dinner, as usual, with champagne. Garpau
turned his glass tOpSy-turveY so that none could he
poured M saying that nntll Italians can De salslee4
with their own wines and national produce they WIZ
never be a nation. DcputatIOn after dcputatlon, the
town illuminated, the heater prepared; but at Gar-
baldi disappeared. and the cXpectant groups were
informed ihat we were going in for q campaign
and that the general can't burn the candle at both
ends. Disappointed, but convinced, all have gone To
the theatcT remain at home TO write, but the post
goes ont AT 10, 50 must hasten 10 close. lonor-
row 10 visit the remains of the Via flamlnla
ana breakfast on the spot Nncle ille bcntldl tH-
campcd in 40. On Tuesday shall be at Perugia
Sufficient unto the day the programme thereof
Very few of the leahers are here Menotti, Acah,
and Mario are still in Florence and Canzio Is gone
to Genoa. As all roads lead To Rome, we ought 10
4 long telegram from Turin describes the meeting
held in memory of the victims OF the I'd Sept, leCi
the victims masSacrcd by Mnghett x Go. The
resolutions were decidedly audacious-but VIII
thought and action be combined
When yon remember that the Syndc or Mayor OF
each town is selected 10y the King GaIlbaldIs IccCp
tiOn III this house j. passing strange.
TIE ARREST OF GARIBALDL
From Special Correspondent.
FLORENCE, Sept. 27-viensseux Library.
We left Florence on Sunday, 22d, at 1855,
reached Arezzo at $40, where, welcomed by an en-
thusiastic population, Gmibaldi made his usual
speech about the right of slaves TO lsc against
their tyrants. the duty of frcemcn 10 assist
them" but very carefully abstained from any
thing like cnlistments indictments 10 import
revolution into Rome. As have since been
informed the order OF arrest was sent to ne
Prefect of AreZZO an cX-Rcpublican, and the
Mayor. who had invited him to his house, was re-
qncSted to inform him that after the pcrusal Of the
official warning he could no longer entertain lm as
q guest. The Mayor replied Indignantly that be had
never hitherto served the Government, merely ms
country: that IN receiving Ganbaldi under his ROOF lie
was acting consistently with his principles and former
life and that from that moment he begged the Gov
enmcnt to accept his resignation. The ffeiect pre-
pared 10 carry his orders OeAecuon, bat was stag
geIei bN tlie IcNOtc dlllUhc OF llt lfl-
egraphed TO Florence the mpossbity of the arrest,
was summoned by the Minister, and ordered 10 make
such arrangements as should prevent Gailbaldl
from reaching Pcmga. OF this we knew moth
ing as we gayly breakfasted at ST. Maria, on the
nights where GaTibaldl cncamped IN 1919. once the
question of arrest was seriously discussed as most Oh
us were anxious that Garibad should not sleep in
small places" and he said: " II does not really mat
tcrwhcre am If had intended an expedition Il la
AarIala should not tT'ye thus p%e;Giy ;n hnt haEe h
knows quite we'll that do not intend TO STIR foot
until the Romans have risen, and scarcely thlnk
that even RataZzl will 50 far insult the law as TO
violate my inYioability deputy until shall near
the Roman frontier DH reste II he means 10 So one
mace will do as well as another cannot always keep
in large towns" So, borrowing " Livy.' we set out
for the Val di Chana halted al Marclan0, the cOun.
try-hOuse of the brothers Salvatore. and toward
dusk reached Siua Lunga. village OF some twelve
hundred dinhabtants, set on the summit OF hill,
where the usual reception and usual banquet await
ed as the General going to bed az his usual hour say
ing that he should return to MaTcano to breakfast,
thence visit Lake Iraslmene and reach Peruga III
the evening. II 50 happened that was alone with
him IN the carriage. driven like widiire by of
house OF Prof Agnamcci one of the two great rooms
was given to me - First come, first served" being
our motto on occasions when we could not all be
housed together, ! was going III, when IT flashed
upon me, What If Garibaldi should be arrested
without his faithful BassO" " SO Bass0 slept there
with MamriziO-Del Necchio. Barberni and myself
being Accommodated in other houses III the village.
remember that weary as was, scratched OH line
TO THE TRIBUNE, and am assured that up to a. M
no orders were received. At that hour the Syndic
OF Mayor of Sina Lunga, who had SHAKEN hands and
eaten salt with the General III the evening" received
news of the coming foe. Had they chosen 10 warn l3
we could have avoided the trap but they preferred
silence and broken heads Al two companies OF the
3;tll Regiment Of the line surrounded the house,
made prisoners all the inhabitants who were astir
and shut horses and coachmen into the stables. The
Svndc introduced the carbneeIs into the house ana
the lieutenant handed letter TO the General III
bed II is false that he requested to retrocede;
He was arreSted-rOdd tom. He asked to be allowed
TO take his vapor bath, which, what with rheuna-
tism and his constantly reopening wound, Is indis-