New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-06-06
AFTER GARIBALDPS DEATH.
npr,r rvc1TEyIENT AT TRIESTE.

,,s1,rpp.xcrs roIIoWFD BY ARREsTS-EXPREs-
sIoSs OF REGRET-ACToN OF VARIOUS BODIES
VIENNA. June "a dispatch to the Prose- from
Trieste SAYS: 1.-The Italian organ independents,
having appeared with black border because of the
death of General Garbaldi, has been coniscated by
the authorities. Ali concerts and performances at
the theatres have been stopped. No reason is as
signed for this action. Great excitement prevails.
All the shops are closed. Some disturbances oc-
CURED on Saturday evening and several arrests were
made"
ROME, June ti.-DeputatiOns from the Senate and
Chamber of Deputies and the Municipality of Rome
and representatives. OF the King and Ministry viii
proceed to Caprera on Tuesday. The date for the
funeral has not yet been decided upon. The acting
Syndic OF Rome has made application for Carl
baldPs sword proposing to preserve it forever III the
Capitol.
Garioadi tainted at $50 D. m. on Friday, but
fingered until $50 o'clock. when his death oc-
Cured. The Vatican organ the VOce della Joitd,
says: "Garibaldi was one of the most determined,
but also the frankest of our adversaries Not from
hun came the heaviest blows and the bitterest
troubles. He was no hypocrite. May the prayers
of his pous mother have smoothed the last mo-
ments of her sons agitated life"
Dr. PM secretary of the Cremation Society of
Milan, has started for Caprera to make arrange
ments for the carrying ont of General GanDaldrs
will SignOr Crispi accompanies HIM.
LONDON, June 6-Ihe CORES yOndent at Rome OF
The Standard telegTaphs that the remains OF General
Garibaldi will be cremated on Wednesday. Ihe
services attending the cremation Will be OF non-re-
ligious character King Humbert has deputed
Prince Thomas of Savoy TO represent him at the
ceremony. Populations representing the Army and
Navy will also be present. Ii Is proposed TO erect
a lighthouse at Caprera a memorial OF the de-
ceased General -Four hundred university students
attacked and wrecked the offices of the clerical
newspapers CassandriRd, Ioce della PTttd, because
the former had spoken GiSrespectIully OF Garlbaidl
PEsTH. June 5.-Ihe Lower House of the Diet has
adopted resolution Te,sing sympathy for the
loss Italy and mankind have sustained by the death
of GaTlbaldi.
LONDON. June 5.-A dispatch to The Standard from
Rome SAYS: "On hearing of he death of Oarbald
eyes to heaven he said There has gone another
figure of the Revolution. . God! be merclful 10
him ~
dispatch to The Times from Rome states that
movements are being made III many cities Tor the
erection of monuments TO Garlbalul. The muDlci-
panty OF Genoa has subscribed 10000 francs toward
the erection of monument. and that OF Verona
10000 francs for the same purpose. The munci-
patty Of Rome has C attributed $4,000 francs 1Of
the erection of monument Oh Janlculnm hill
The Golden Club has passed resolution express
ing regret at the dealh Oh General Garibaldi.
Paris dispatch says: " The French TeacuonarY
papers publish bitter articles Oh GarIbald. Victor
Hugo has sent "a telegram accepting the honorary
presidency of the funeral but stating That lie Will
be uuab to be present account of Ills great age
lie telegrapncd 10 Caplera as follows: III Is more
than ded. II II Is catastrophe; Not only Italy and
France, but mankind nOurDs"
1he hume pal council OF Pans and several
Republican journals there have decided to send
delegates to attend the ODsequcs OF General Carl
DaIQl.