New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-06-07
IN MEMORY OF GARIBALDI.

LONDON, June Ga dispatch TO The Times
from Rome states that large numbers OF persons are
staring from all parts OF Italy for Caprera to be present
at the funeral of Garibaldi steamer left Genoa on
Monday with 300 veterans on board. Four steamers
have started from Palermo, two from Leghorn and one
from Naples all crowded with people. The supply OF
boats is Inadequate to accommodate those desiring to
90 TO Caprera Influence is being e1erted
with the members OF GariDaldps family Tor
the transfer Of his ashes to the mainland.
Renter dispatch from Rome says: "The cremation
OF General Garibaldi's remains has been fixed for
Thursday sgnor ZanardHlli Minister OF Justice, and
General Ferrero Minister Of War; viii be present as
Off cial representatives OF the Cabinet" ,
A resolution has been passed by the Greek Chanper
Of Depntcs expressing grief at the death of Garbald
and requesting the Government to instruct the Greek
Wtn.th Of flowers in behalf OF the Greek people.
The Duke Of Genoa and four Masters of Ceremonies
will represent King Humbert at the FUNERAL
ACTION OF THE HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.
WAsulsGroN June 6.-In tho House OF Representa-
ves to-day Mr. Kasson OF Iowa. offered resolutions de-
carng Congress, together with the people OF inc
United States, has received with profound grieI inc
dinga OF the recent death of the Italian patriot Genera
Garbald expressing high appreciation OF his loyalty
and unsesh PATRIOTISM his love of human rights and
his devotion principle avowng the sympathy OF the
United States with the friendly Nation which has been
thus bereaved and requesting the Presdet 10 cause a
COPY Of resolutions be sent TO the government
OF Italy. The resolutions were adopted UNANIMOUSLY
ACTION OF COMMITTEES IN NEw-YoRK.
The fact that there are two committees III
the field is embarrassing the preparations on the part Oh
the Italian residents OF the city Tor pun
lie demonstration In memory oi uafipa'ui'
One committee represents the united Italian societies.
the other general meeting, which was held on Nopuay
evening at Martinei's. The first committee was ih
structed TO arrange mass meeting at which GarlDaiui
was to be gzed, and fund be esabiisheo ior Ill
Italian hospital to bear his haihei tnc
second planned a mass meeting 10 be held at Cinton'
Staten Island where Garibadi lived while mere OIL sun
day afternoon This committee has aHehuy raLseu
800 or $500, aud the meeting on Suhuey Was wss
expected TO determine the use TO "mon @ tns
money should be put Most OF the lepteSeh, IL
tative men among the Italians are opposeai 20 ~
this division OF sentiment and dscord in action anu tn1
committee Of the last night decided 10
" bring about amoetng tonight OF DOth nj
view 10 uniting al Italians Ia !, tno S,S rsSnorteS
its vicinity in common demonstrations III was Iepo1tu
that Tarnnany Hall had been offered WITHOUT COS. "
the COMMITTEES a. the place for the mass ,heeeins @
The Societa Unione FTateanza ltalana neiu nJo6
ing last night and resolved 70 wear iaoiiIe id " he
for six months in memory OF uar avsiui, p -, w."
was the honorary president for llc 9 ud 5ience ~
The society also sent cable message OF cohu9ienoc
the family OF the Italian patriot, and suggesied 10 an
Italians that they decorate their houses Win 'ne