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GARIBALDI DEFEAT.
I OMK-THl W?X MOI l? <: AKl? W M \Ne
_ nu N| ,ra 01 OAK-BALD*! DW ? *??
B.-ou ?
ALB1 ' ?l. N - n. '
I told yoa i'i my las? ' m means
I nr v minded
, .. ami, if possible, effect an i.
, ra; nu 1 (boag- shut u]
tdtiio : Paled hy fonrPontifli i
d'armes. 1 aovai Ml moreaatisfie- with a day's work,
.?i ?m boar 1 :im t?> be Mn?nrtedto tbi
t:il when i oot Giovani ?? -nd I ht
?iii] oouoedfl ti.e
of lu-, in?.tie b1 IO a. m. ws
geni eu j; Botoodo nil obi own
wounded by train to Terni, sn?l then, as the I
happened to be np In the towi t-omb-tn Pal?
?ce. 1 ebmbed there and s_k< d lu- a^twiiastoa li i my
attempt, Ha looked ?oriottt al first, ami n*-k?-?l mt
whethi : Uni wool- not keep me a prisoner;
l,i,t ?.?.'.,. n I.? p alni ?1 tlnit with the wounded
ia cdipiii.iI of th? Ztiiiiives, who waa williag
. Ida and toretnrnon pando ? l
failed inn. ni wioo, be ?..i..-? nt? ?I and gave nae the
itliorization; the ?onimaudante iii
prepared my passes, nnd to the wonder,
nnil 1 nitvj say disgust, oi the tad shirt-,
with a /...nive in unifonnby my sitie in the ?iii riagi.
I drove through the city. 'Un? trop dt si ? oi my
friends embarrassed im-, with twool our own nudes
In-niform as escort. In mihi i pleaded my chance
ignvr t?> I??- nninoli ?U 'i: the \ ice bead of the
BtaffMajoi Mario, Chief o? tho Gnidee (young Bic
i lt.iii. insisted, nnil willi these Inilli,mt outriders ive
IsBseed om ob n outpost-, Bud kimw mg all the bridget
Nivelle.! i f.Ntilin lit.illOMele Lit.kell. took thal lollin!
niioTit route foi Rome* Then came the question : the
linn!- wished to preceds tiie canriaga, and it was with
the atmae? ?linn iiiiy Unit 1 cult, persuade thom ?to
rt main behind aud allon the Zouave to monnt on the
box and hoist the white il.nr.it beinc exceedingly
probable that the lurking foo would tue without
warning. '1 ins puinl gain? ii. wo proci edi ti. nnd pres?
ent?, met acan ?age ? oming from Rome. '1 he driver
toldua that the 1 h ncii guardi d the bridge, and thai
tha sentinels were on the bights aboye. 'Jins we
found t<> be the roto, lit" sentinels allowed u^
bU to pasa, but the ruin h offleoi In command
of the outpost made the lukin prisoners
vitlituit more ii.lo. and sent me aad my eouave under
aaeoti with a lett? ii?l?lr ?.?*--? ? I t'< M.lt (nu.di Failly,
Commutuhint ,u chej It r ??/>?>< Etpeditionairt d'Italie.
entered the city, 1 ei.nid not but admire the
uiagiiiiiieiit barricade. 1,. t\ of the shops are open,
hut the gay French officers and soldiers and smart
Bonave? make the street though no inhal.it
aata are vi-iblo. M. le (..uno i ai.-.eut.
undi was led to the prostatu ol Gen. Dunionl
nnd tit'n. i li. ii. h ..:i.' ??. -, who "mulil do nothing
jil lim matter. question lay In tween
i i ?nil 1'outilical troops." Oneoitbeoffl
CefSkWlkO J i?, mu? i.t'ei. ('iii. l'aillis, san!; " (fin?'.
what uews do you bring na from Munie Rotondor1
bat when I replied, " 1 am a Garihakliaa,'' be apolog?
ised, and I waa questioned m> further. A Prend?
.a.loii. 1 then kd me to the offios ?d' th< Minister <>f
War, to ^ .loin I stated raj case, aud gave him the
lelu-i' o? oue of bia own wouuded oiUcers noa lying
go our hospital. Ho said that veo could no1 be raon
? <ii ha\ 4 ? o, m our o~ ii hands
waa he was of lu ing hack his bravee; lint 1b
th.- pro. ui the Kulgoi Italy, who disavowed
(?.irii.iilili. his followers could no1 I??- t?-oated
cnii- of war. anil thal to ".exchange wounded"
would give tii'in ibis position. 1 observed that the
King of Italy hail disowued Garibaldi al ti ?
I nein i meut of the mi iii.m nnd Neapolitan campaign,
>ut thal neverthelese we bad exchanged wonnded.
and that twice. 1 had bee*n taken in hlin
to the Neapolitan hospitals,even ??n iii?' >
battle; might 1 at teasl be allowed tbt MUM
BaivUege noa I He ?aid ho would do Ins
ti.r nie, and B lUat a Ion? letter
loCardinal Autonelii, im losing tim letter of the
?worn.ti. -111111; this he gave to me, and. ac?
companied bj ni.1 Zouave, 1 descended to the ?"?ar
riai;--. : I re u li ofiicei took nos
?Boanted a ?Sergeant ou the box, ?nil eut* red. I ob
son'eii that the Min >iei"l Wai bad told me that I
wasperfectlyfree. Hev ril,said "nothing
to the c?intiai >?." bul Kept his place, drove me to the
I, lilli. Jl ills...I ?' -.1.1 til? li lit J ?til tlif ( ;.
wini.- J, Boeompauied by the Bergeant,
dt it-d in 11.-** the Bquare, gazing at Bt. Pet
the Bxoonlight, ami \?. "?dering \\ betbeB 1 ?.?. as i
lug or actually ia Rome. In ni.out an boat Hie
Pieiich captain retorneil with a sealed lettoi from
_beCardinal ti? the -Uuhrter of War, and m verba]
i tu me to the efleet that on sin h a delicate
mil'jrct His Holiness n inlted, and thal I
ahoulii have ti i aaswer to?morrow, \)lien he woald
i ? me. it was now I j>. st., and C4**acht_an,
?ara t, Zorn?, e, and self we
buiiut r, a- 1 li.ni i it t> n proi isions with the inipris?
oiieil guadesa at the outposta. I asked tobe taken
io the hotel, bal the Pre?en i declined, ile
ha-i ins i?d re; there waa uotbing for it but to wait
till the Minister ol Waroonld be ftmnd. und mean*
while to remain ia Hu? carriage until he sent t"r ma.
lu ali.'iit another horn I vas taken again to ln^ proa
euee; a coui-??r*u_,aUowedBTe?to v- lit?-to
rgeon D. ltartaui, and sen! orden to tho out?
post for my gnidet i?? be released. We had some
tliicht conversation about the wounded. Ils
observed that Cairoli and kit band had
?stan in longue with tho Garihaldiant in
Rome, waa ?tad iniaed the aaairaeka ?.f tin
Zouaves,and bees the eaaeeof the death oi many
innocent persons. 1 rej.lietl tliat tbi
baa, as i kuradi? b ind e is taken in fkir aad open fight
fuUlile ?ii-.- w ill* ni li'..me; that I llnj no1 1.1,
utli*e the qui stion?nu rely ple__ed the canse of the
Bridowed mol : I whoat bob Laird died in
11.?*. nampaigs "t Poj abose aoa B-Boedet
biiiied tor lil? in* 1_S0; whoso son i in no
wns ?yiaa a corpas in Btosaei whoa
Cuovannj was lying B-unded In the hospital
tiiou ngned the order for my v_dt to the boapitaJ.
-ml a.sk- ti me ? bore I e ?shed i?. lodge. At any liol**!
ka pleased?at the Hotel de Koine, ii he had DO ah?
|tC?on. adding thal 1 wa? wilbna to submit to say
couiliti'tii'?, Imt that, as 1 hid to truat Mitti the Gov?
ernnieiit of His tit.'.iness, 1 should insist on n farml
tiiiartl, and woald in>t aabatit i<> the Trench, lie
S ve orders, and wa wen eondacted here. I wai
?eu willi m ?> /..'a\e lo the ?'min;.'ro..ni, ?mil din?
ga_i .. Meanwhile themavtter oi the h<.t.-i
was iu despair. The guard woald frightea away ali
bis "ion-?-iit.-rs." Calling the i.:inei.- ni the Papal
gendariiurte. 1 explained the situation, said it In
would choose ?my apartment of the hotel [ Would
lock my se li Into one room, leaving him at i Iwrtyto
Eard the outside as he pi ased. ile consent? d. I was
I into this room, and have ? njovod the first night's
rest sjaaelleft Florence. The inxary of s wann
bath mniaciipit teaks ?tared me. that 1
fuel np to an?, ninonnt of fatigue. It is now lu a. m.,
breaklas! , and at 11a.m. an esoori
lead me to the boepital : then 1 am te bave an Inter?
Yiew v.uh tho tai-mai, uid then bo reconduct. d to
the. out,'
Of political or military news Ian onve von nono.n?.
I am on purvlt t<> sp. ak mu li no one. Un.it I
thut the Papal troop ,i animsted with
tatolutedevotion to His Holiuess; that I'm Nono it
for thom what Uarib ildi .. .,.,,(
my own a*wiaioa ia ; kiiana
were quite capable ol righting it ont be
?wi-on thesBStlvi s, i itl n ,,f
the j'reiich. As lor tint Italian rswolai troops, we
know uothinif of t hen mo-, i nu uta i he Fn ni 1. sea m
tothiuk thiii tin \ art fighting with us. Certainly 1
haveae"ii none, bat that |troves aetbrng.aa we never
know from one hour to anotbei where (iaiibaldiis
Imiiivlf. He t omi s, be goati now Is al Tono Al fiero,
now at Tivoli, tn-niornjw across the fun tier?then
weare toM that he has ?rone to rloKoee; then hi
appears iu our midst. Ih retk as j hv<- In the hospi
taf. 1 have ieea ineaiis than otlursof being well-iu
formed.
NOT. 4.?fien. Zappi ha? yat. ?riaMata me and roni
Kinuicatod the total defeat ??1 the Oaribaldians
lentana and M >nti- Rotondo taken, S.900 prisoners
oumberleos dead and wonnded; _j Pre?en soldiers'
and rV Papslini wounded. Have the From li actually
fought tJie(,_iil>ali]iiins I I exclaimed: "Aseurtxlly
adetachu.-tit was otigagr.?." lu this ra* there t m
be no more hoim. It 1 ranot kas descend? dtotheeow
?__lytaakof ciiishiirgoiir heroes? if the dastardly Qa
lautuomoi sventa bit army from belpingtbem,waara
undone, hut our defeat is more ?Ioiiouh than a vio?
lan. I "util I kiiev that tin Pieu, h were engaged I
did not ti em hie. G-nbaldre uti. .?ilv
onoofhisusu.il feints across tho border and baca
rufairi. \Vho are the killmi and woimkIkI i 1 asked
if they kmw aaythiBg of Oen. Qaribaldi and hi?
pun?, of Ufii. Fakbtisci, Major Mai in, Major Cans?o 1
No / they don't w-ein to have takt ii say one ol
Oen. Zappi is ffoiie to pro? nie my safe con
aheuia-tvr oithe hotel ratant und rxinflrms the
recent ti/tal defeat. Uehat teen Cardinal Aiitomiii,
whod?'claren that he i <.'iinteiMirneit the order lor niv
jel?a?oyc?U*rilay, hut that the French?Hd not think it
a__Bs-Dstaoa_krw mc to P?IS.S. I Ban foroed mvself to
write tiwi*? detail?. L'uni I know aha wont 1 ?ililli
writ?? no more. 1 have B-tained p_r_a_a_on to visit
Moiate l<<iioi)ilo, hut 1 may lint see tie WO_-?_ed in
Ibioiueu 1 hear the i-rtuch and i'apaluii uie i,umei
B_SV
7er7ii, 4th.?I know the woj>t?flarilraldi, b-SBBB,
tftei a ghnions defense, hy il.n Prcnehand Papalini,
has i> < i"ssveil tin imntier hiiiI been arrested lor the
third time hy tim (ialaiiliiomo. 'lim details of tbt
hull-? oud of lim HireM must be ii? -.< i ?to .1
by your olhci COiT-tpondent '.Maj'?r liarlo),
wko foiii.'ht uf i ?ai ib-iiii i sulo tluronghonl
f'wi rosaeii the iioitit-i with lum. and n
uctsiuiy obeyed Jnm iii al.-taming to fue on tho
k-rriVir.iV' i who - ni.
Am a curreaiMiiuieiit I am hoiiml io tell tht troth, ss
It app? sr? to me, ami i mnstsay thai, as I
the lioiiiiiua aro coneern<*d, they nu not
worth the lifo of OM t. ??ni bravf?. J ho
bight 1 intend not a *_r>nl ?.vas li. he mci j
i?: a??- 1 left Home nil the shop? \< m< n.
women, nni cbihiren laugliing, ehattuig?-! will
exalting. At tim Naiuuiitaiio gat? v. io
tu la Zouave sill nu in g that
.. h h gtttbetifig. ?
Sim hut them wau nu
\
' ?'? 1, ??????? ? '
sign of sorrow about them. The Fremli and
Papal victors ware expected: also tho Qaribalian
prisoni ra, and i he wounded of bu? h side?. They were
1 to sea I , -? 1 idi?i renos, i
homage to nrtory.di rai them. They would have done
the sam, foi Garibaldi?tha aame and no inore.
D ' [iles - iy J nui unjnsl ; I do not think so. 1
sa\ DOW V tint 1 COllld not ?'til on MUM when 1 was
in Rome*. Three honra before minni ghi Roma knew
from the the I rem h thal tin- a 1
;iit?i'midnight hYench and Papaltroops wiro pji
i m to . .i...?.?i. : _ ! to risk
)ih rty or life to take the wnrnini to Monti Rotondo.
1 can admire the berojam al tim Zouaves, tin Irataath
\ to their religion and ita In ad; bul the p
opie who l?ate and tremble ia simply
contemptible.
ned from tim prUt-- the pltsSessiou br-gan to
cardinals, a id, tome i ild, the rope?
with the aristocracy of Boma ami their wives jubb
l.-'.t. Tiicn the Baaconvo] (? prisoutis, flunked nu
eithei side by a double file of g?na d'arme. Wl
harrowing sight, barefoot nearly al), ragged, lame,
ae slightly wounded, sil with despul?
win ten ob then blow ; In the cent er, on a male, pool
Galeano wounded. Most of them re^oguized me:
aome stretch* <t out tln-ir banda with a wad, deapair
- sture, " I ?'? no1 sp< .'<." v i i rpered my Zouave,
"li tin y stir, (?o.l hiiii'.v.- w li.it v. ill happen. I put
my Angora otmj Upa, and silence wa- maintained.
Mole ?in ringi.-. ; than Gen. Kanzler und bia magniti
cent statt'm hm-, i a ;.. He reined np hie horse,
and stopped the carriage. 1 morely asked whether
ne knew of ih< di at? oi wounds ol ? lai Lbaldl oi stau.
"I believe they are nil in safety,"be replied. 1
thanked bim. " Your wounded u ill be well cared for,''
be sala, andwe pa -'ii on. Then commenced tim
? invoy of the wqnndcd. I counted 89 cswiag?s,
? were aUcemfonal It arranged and welleoteredi
thanks, ii-1 .?ftciv..'ml found,to mir prince oi snr
-, Bertani. and the bnrgeon-ln-Chief of tho
I i. m h army. 1 -poke with a few ; .? ; ! '
me : all were resigned to their fate. Itwasnotthe
bodily pain that bun : it waa tha defeat, the failure,
th-' al..ii.'lunn eut of Italy, t*at wrung their h<
As v .-. rrived at the Pn neb outposts al Pente .?"
mentana, I found that the gnid?a hadalreadj been
1.1. .i-cil bj (ml. roi I""1' .'"
. ?-? nt thin onie* on tha aama Bight, but thal the
1 . di h bad countermanded it. and thai be, in naas
?, h thom mi a; Ubi rty, leaving tin m then
Simon, who bad arrested the anides,
ii e for mi autograph ol Garib ildl.
It waa growing dark, and Mon passing Mentana all
ted on to Monte Kotondo with n
ii mt. It was almost u I rencb and
ivea m their bairaoks; the iuhabitanta el
bidden oi dispersed. The Colonel of the Zoua^vos,
Ubai ? to the i ? ana lifted hu
kepi. " W h.?! ..m 1 do foi vim "lu ?id, "Yon shall
go w lien- you wish, do whal yon wisli ; command
me." 1 said thal 1 wlahed to see the d adand
wonnded both hi Monte Rotondo and in Mentana
He : - the boepil u. 'I here, of course, tin
wounded . i ,- oiallj Ijeut. Qtxntxi barbe.
were happy : i1 ?-- but th v Im ba
?
Have you ; < ,:'"
who I sought, and be asked Ins Colonel to obtain tbi
\ our era h v onnded, <?/. e bj
founded b1 tin ir si Dg froid. " 1
inils -.ml. "trj i" i....'.,' ih.'ii
i.;.ni..lim is defeated?of i e know tfaatbe
. .j.j.i .I ,n ioss ila front i v. ill1 one li ?? I"
bop out with tho otho] tin the twinkling of
\. ,11 be "ni to liberate usai
How could I tell them thal li wai bjH fruef 1
i ttn-n Iy v.i ing their ' Ind them
that for the present they were in the ha da of theil
? tu in-silent mu? imt provoke Ih
Two of onr own doctors bud remained, D
mid anotbar.
Fmdragnone of mr own sped ?1 friends ww
? d i Sol. Cb .nette1.. v i-c my p. a lo
Mi otana. Ha said thal the Kreni h were In command,
and hd me to the honae v.l. ire Gen. Pa - J
? r with three ? Beers. " ';
the General, "tob it was who wo
m wa of ? ? ?'?' '"
" \ ..ii hive none," I answeri .?.
"Boonu ? beMi .i in.m ii-. Your (? i not
such n great mau atti i .iii."
''Sufficiently punt to move ia ?fhUMS, /? granar
?iiiii-el! alone,"
Herenpon followed a brillant Bkirmlsb ?f '
winch I cut ?boit bv saying " I want
. ia,toaea n sag am out - indca
then
On this a nata] ? * nome pri ?
. with Lui
'
bim to bs Major alario, anotnei dark, and with a
-.iin i-i lit a? rasa bia cheek, mount* d -
I
' with tail
1
ti.?,. , . i* v...iii..|. n l it ii ? ould
; i io n iinti to hi aluna I ? rtaul
. 1 to bo a prison r.
lunded
,-? d among the ii lide "?
.-ni of the v. nundi d.tl
of Terrara i theu made the Mat of my way to]
Con
i.e.iv ?ng my cu .. i I ? reaaed
the liiili;c, and Undi taliau tioope ni pi
sion, I feared that my word oi honor' would b
res; t I] in] Z
? ; tl'tif ! . :
d I returned, and st the station fi In full
of (jiaribahlians starting foi Terni. I could i
rangi foi.
station o- tipil I by sin h o? nor wounded as 1 ;,?1
bei i <-:iii
I ,. ... i | lw.11 ,,.,,"111
i uni ii soldiers. They bad mistaken ii"' uniform
bu the Antiboinl legion. 1 be cold a tenu W e
bad loat all our rugs and < and] bethought
myself to ret ros - the brid.
Zoe comfortable q irtera 1
.i.inii.<i io ti e litilt inn
with aome I rent b m -. lu fore a i
ing fire, li? wa?? "el tu i i of all oui
friends, especially ol Majoi Mario, whom I ?? pn
iscii "iotake (.neuf as a brothsi ii be found bim
wounded In reine.' Wann but ball Starved. WO
?aasad the night?at d^vn recrotised the bridge,
transport? il oui woundi <i lute the train, ami arriTed
here at i p, m.
At 1 a. m. we start for Florones Garibaldi Is ai?
re--. ' ;-, a;.ii j
allowed to .'Kiomphiiv him toVarignsno Ila
be tried? i hear that we are te bon arevolul
the lunal ilicdomoiit.iiie. Don't believe a word
the tims b. los I L k1 means ti
ai lion and martial u
Ni vi iibelesa, the defeat ed Mi utaaa is the dsath oi
I monarchy. ( In ? Me I
In tbi (tia bi I!, re, ?? d ??? e ob* i red
that ia the i.t that fact bia aoldiera had laid
ii.?w11 ih. ir arms (wJii.-ii-i he might, nsw? rep?
Iy urged bim, bur? marched at their headonFlor
? nee. to ]?-t loose on the bead <d th a tra! tor King the
avenging wrath ol n in ?pie ?I? ? eiv.-ii, ?. i. ? i. ? sc> ? I, mud
humiliated), 'i hisguarauteed bin om farther
insalt, since the Goverrnnent wqnld think twi? bi
fi re gratuitous!) ?. kouvtins the law, by la.? big violen!
- on him a ( iii/'-n und deputy.
consisted ol three <nrriairei full of Ma
annerior offlcera In his rompartmei puty
I :.ni\. i! m. . .
?; .(.in I/.I.I.I, Mi i "ii.,
Canaie, Baaao, and mymlt ?,| Narni.
'1. nu, sp..!? to, anti tuliquo, the populatn i
lound the carriage to console him with theil aflat
tionate di monstratii i
At Perugia the first signs r,f tlio comini
were visible? thestation waa shut ontbepooi
". i iij'ii ii by a Malar of Carabineers al the head <.i bi
men, ."nil b\ Sbii ri. H. re ' 'riapt tek graphed to Mana
liic athat nil lins sliovv of force WBs'ntineeesssry, a?
Garibtvldi was going auraight an Caprers. At Bpoli lo
the directoi oi tha tra m reeai ed orders not to dev]
ni.- from the Florentina line.
Arrived at Arezzo Ion? lines of ?arabineera and
in-isiijili-iri lilKsl tin- station. On tin-? wi lieg
diaenaa the nwaanrsa to lie taken and iWided on
descending at Montevsrebj on the plea of Oaril idi's
teTnponry indiaposition, thence In <, am age b\ nitht
enter Florence, lint tia train did not stop st Mon
w vin, in not at nie followiiiK Rial,o.,-. ]t stopped at
1 iglinc, ai.d a strong band ni carabineei i, boaded hy
Camurzzi, presented themselves . I lone!
(timed, ic,nested us to ., iln.liav.', and Oftinmunii .it' ?;
tua ?-i dei s oi the ?nri rnmenttoi on ve, Garibaldi and
liiinilv priaonentoHpezzia. 'Jhe General descended
from the carriage without alvina ani sign of orppoai?
Hon. Sniiounded by onrselvi -, h? lifted bia baud in
token oi silence to the peopli who behind the
shouted '? I.wiva Garibaldir* Then tumiiig to
Camuzzi said ia s hmd \>
Big. G.?i i.iniH-i, have you tho reguhu wai rant for
lll.V KI :
C.?No,General, I have only the vi-ii.ai onb-rsto
? ?. - '1 iat-n you srs uwurs tbst you bts violating Um
law f
c- I am bul Um malarial exet otoi of the orden of
the Government.
? Theiawaart above all ?ovenimnit. anderaiT
pnbMo functionary Is reepoiisibb u acts, 'i
cams to tha frontier ed the kingdom al tin hmd ot
iriiiy coin-. II I had pm. i eiled thoa I i ould have
a'lvi-n not a little i rou lib to this Government I aitor
to (lit nation, lint I ordered m3 "lui? is to lay down
their arma, and to reimter the State as inoifensive
individuals. 1 General of the Koman Republic of
ISIS, whilo su- cn m in ni; to foreign intervention, con
signed to ina ?1 its right to lie, huya
fighting on roy own territory, in iba 1
of that i?kIm, Hie enemy of Italy. I1
.li (I the lawa of .thin bts
Roman G m 1 al, _? Deputy o? I'm lhuncnl as8c?ti7en
of the United Prates, 1 protest Bgaimrt ih ? Ititi 11 ition
',1 ni 11 -t, mikI shall oiii v vnld to lures. We all stood
revolver in hand, picpaiil to defend bim to tbi
last.butha formally commanded u- no1 to Qi
to ti main Bilent v. 11 ? ;i. 1. ,!.. ard ol
?11 r 1 law.
A t??cSTa.n v>: ? the
ni inn. Hu 1. pli : J1.. ? 1.1 <>f the
[ 1 .m io v ii Id i" ti
mid euler the carriage "I Ins own ticcord Al I isl the
rjirbiot ers took Iwld of bim and lil ted bim bv main
iona " like a bundle" as he laid, and thrr.st him into
tim carriage. 1 hen the train moved on.
AurEgTo Mario,
?_-Yic_-Ckief of Garibaldi's StnfT.
In n^nitinn to tins nccount, written expresfilyfoi
Tin: J liiiuNK, I add a few detaJ-lfrom tin- nanniifii
"i Dr. Bertani, who, as 1 tohl yon befon the war he
Did be nir" to he in the thickest of tho lifaht,
?gb he ilisappron-d the expedition.
THK LAST IlOtltS Ol THB l".Y ?.K MI'-NTANM.
AVith my lean steed and . -.1 ttim ps ? had gained
Ile!' lol lim c.li inn mi tim bight of the nearest
i II tbat owrtops Mcatsna, at ah tit a t-irdoiai
li?.iiitlie ioa.1 tbat louis 1?. Tivoli, where the l!i?-t
abott wen fin 1 hi oui ran, i lo that I ' "1 Al*
Vu ' -(. hicf ni the Staff! he bad lost oom?
! in- distribution of the volunteers on onr right,
Further on the right, Garibaldi, Fabritzi, Misson,
and Gnenoni, wen (mini* other orders. Mario said
and I told him that In the noartat
hot se ol Mentana 1 should opt n an ambulance,
II. r, ii., nan ?tlon dii?i ra little from Mai. Marios.
Until ?i. tho ino wau vigorously renewed, and the
Bonnd ami natnn was such that li)?- nie?? ' ! I
m il my mind, i be ntuningdown of the
peniTulum of a clock, whoM msin-spring Is broken,
gina a faint notion of the rapid ? imoftbe
'i he Pn nell v., i.- lighting againsl tia, ami ft HI
we ?I.,ni,ted It. At U the fire 1 ? "! pftaentJy
rxased sntinly. I sake- the nason of this, on the
lcoiiow, of some Irani h offli?era. The; replied that
rate but ? o? our
men, tiny had m nrformor* i .ni??n, ho as to surround
the town and taki it by a.*--ault.
At ilaMii silence continued, and pat stipor in
onansed; We felt that we wert vanqnl lied, as om
guns were silent At ? 4 a? m, we nwthe rodtnw?
nrs, hitherto ???acampad mi ? bight ahovauanow
.le.s. eiitl on our ?nar. Than was no tim? io be lost
Durli orto, Veech! [not ?ln.TO.te, hot the
staunch Modencee patriot). Maggi?l?, (?garelllno,
? . ! . I : i. ill hthlconnsil togetner.
and see in s that we vue i ni < fl from om own pa?Plej
a; .I had to do v iih nu entile 1 nu. h reglmi nt they
decided on an honorable capitulation, Capt Cano
? i t.? pal''v. l_e terms we offered wen pre?
ceded by a declaration that, yielding to th< force ol
the PTencn snur. we lal- down tmrarmsMdde
the italian froi tiers?theol
- imii uniion -.
On the return of ti Captain, n French officer, the
. ,i .]. of (., n. I ??'!.. i. n?airisl all i ni I
war, !? J a battalion ni the tVOtn Regim nt ro <?? ? ups
... ade, and led Into the cm P ?-? 1 ? the
volunteers a no ? ere along the i";t?l <?r in tin :
rhia abuse ?.?.a* loudly denounced hy Nnrratono,
ramp of Col. Balamom nor did the French
officer know what to reply.
?mr mi ii v O? B__
At 11} a. tn. ??I the 3d Of Novemhi r I BflUnenMd the
man ol the Volunte? Corpt CromMi
i. Two i.,.!taliuis oi OenoeatCarbinol ra, eon*
manded by Major Barbando,fornt?th< vanguard,
followed by the eiit.iiie?!s; l.cxt i..n.e Ile
Battalion, the v"ala___a Regtmeai
?mil,ulallie, the Frigeri K'in....ut, Balai
,.,,,.,,,.,1,1. . , .... ......... e....v?-,.
meat bringing up the nar some I a mall.
Three batt..lion*, commanded I I
the Mane!!
i :i. '1 !.. te toni hal
r , k 1 " 1 '! t lil tho ???? n g
to theil : l>? Held. At 8 a. m. ?
?
lana, on m?' Teverone, and marche? un Mi n?
t:u.a. an? '
A1 til.- first sin ; Hen. Garibaldi, ?a ; the ? ii
Ith the
" h at 1
: ? .;. | ci d ;? ' ' '? ; ny on iii mound t->
ih n tul,.. 'ii the
left, to anstaia our van. Garibaldi [N took
UP ?IS 1'OSIllol' lil ?I he '!.- two
i tuen ? rdered W ' I "If to
re?'nforce the right. v "l the
.nu outside the \ ?Hage of Mi i
. . I. fl ? rtillery,
to tin
- artiller) ? Mi ans I u
ad vii iced i igomutlj. ;?
: ' - '
ria. On this* mil? ?I the
na the ri - .1 the
?
? ,1.. :i, and the enemy
lu ,'.t .a hast v it ii. at. and i di
I ? ; - i \ ??
? .1 I. ti Iii. .'ii t-. oil OStl
..., bl ity oi ;i in i on the right ?lank of
lit. i wo i lonntain ?
hinder li I
I mil - .-i i..- Ni?i h< n the
In tll|'!e fl,]
:
,iil?.i to
for the
' ? : "? t . . i . t :
i lu .1 bj ibu ihn e bul ? i 1 had
? bum ?vo mistook 1 their I inform.
, ?
i rio.
I
i
? i ti ?
. nded ih |<
?lu r.Kit -
to be ha rid, w ?iii
lio aaked i \ e. ?* - tuove*
ibaldi, ha?
?
au nillo.:it ;i. K-thi it ti roun<
anti in ]>? ii' in! h ti tin
hh ii i? tu . i ellet teil daring
the Bight ? ?ni ?
? i the enemy were numerous.
V, hen we i? ti ok nur lost the 1
point In fronl o! M ni
ours bul foi the ann.ii of tin . . lj ina
i ut. ha? ia. ka at !? s '
a bo crii I
no1 attenipl lo mu
?
.?m' ?.f ra led Ihe difl'erenl
oui i rhaige, I cannot, b< ? \. ;. \
it I.e.i. Pabrittl, h'
Cap*. Guornguou, I nul i. wonmled, M ri
<"l?r/" I i] t. l.uin ftl
and A'?.iinoii Ami i>*torpr,Col
Mei.t'i Garibaldi, Mil uri, J'.lia, M.ijoih Ni_j and
Vantilli. il ? ?s 1 '..'-hi'?ii their ran bnvery
v. nh my ob i -i mi st i ? mi .-. r acis
token at a fail Bam-ion. 1 tpeal onlj as an eyt
uituer.il. \\ 11. h tie retreat began, <t*Vn. Oaril?idi,
i ? om Palazzo Pinnibino, onlered rai to ?? tbat the
: l f? -I Ii" ti the i
tli.it i". one ? tiould he 1 't b< I ind In M nile Rotoudo;
ni ih? .?-?.h.i time I?- -, ni m< ?- ngi ra to mu troops
ai Min? lima and Tivoli to retreat, Then 11 laouuted
. ;n '1 bid rae i Hard the ? aip ige nisi ed
ni his servin hy s citizen ??! Monte Kotondo.
At ti p. In. '
session ol (be little Inn which hi firs! oa ij ii .1 m the
Papal ti i liioiy. ( I
i 1 los own olia em in It - di i .,t ? n gb
i i i,! i I , i. :, nilli is, i .lim lo vi ii him anti 1.11 iii- h i iu
some loo'l, ami between them tbej anangeil the con?
signment ol lin innis "ii th. mollow;
were to hand ovei theil musk) i. tbt oOieento re?
tain s wottl, nvol vers, and tin ir own hones. Gari
Lal.li, nsed to defeat as lo ?Ictory, was i,, ? aim at
that honr as on the eve ni victor] Al Monts V-.
toiitlo, at at Paaso Can te, hi i on d Idi s a at ?
my io the last; to Mist.un n siege ia
Minie Hot_ndo,_or at iv i I ?reae, lo march
with a handful oi bnvea and [oin Pi
Man ellina, or I'iai . . b1 Hi nli Mu? his n ii nds
who had stood with him tiiroughout, opposed this
de resolve to reach Koma alive oi dead. And
be, cvci o '/-..'fini ,i,i:. mg li own, bowed bis bead
i"! thi finit time to their Impertoni entreaties,
recogiiizedtheir devotion, and gave va-, mut with
thiiuiiiiio.it crossed tbi bridge. ?Jen. r ai.ii,/i, who
i ? en mon than the res! insisted on this Racritice,
remained to the last on the Papal territory to uea^t
the d\ ?ni/struggles oi the corpa ol volunteers..
The ''royal" Col Cann put a tpecial train al
Garibaldi a servie?, before erossing ths bridas ha
s.ud to mi*: ?? ?ou w11, beo tiiaf tii.\ willamstme."
Al li' i:i?> Milito,
Ex.VIm I lib 111 '..iiii.'il.lis BtatT
On the appearance ol tait Fnnoh battalion, oin
fin .1 :, few . han, i .-I;,,i-, i li, ?i the tu'ins o?
tbe ? ti|.it ni?t ion wen mads known, and thevolnn*
leers ni tin- e:mt|? ibcliifetl frc-, la|e| tO bt BCCOm?
pauied bj a Kroni h company to Cant . I >n tin?, the
soldiers nitbedonourmutki is to break thun
es?small loas, when we conaidei thal theil
( l.it-M nits, distributed Jual SO days befoN at Ljous,
liri ? ighl m t"ii shot?) ?i minute.
0 ii -'in*, on In rt !.. mils the rendv helm,
from tin? a->enc)iiurgeonainmedicatltig the wonnded,
the i? tii'-a! of a I'm 'ii'-hoiiii .-r to penult ihetnnsnort,
nug them as prisoners of war. Kven ne those
already carried to tin french ambulance Mould be
mut to Koine, m would lb eau be latei Lo the day ?
iVuile I awaited the return of a messenger to
f. onie itotxmdo, i? BTonp oi oftli i ra round me tohl me
ih.il ine fanal sod i rent h troops in all amounted to
hut thoybod i5eannoB, ann bad sent for ro
sment-thal Monte Rotondo was to be nt
?H". lonsiv m the eveningi and nil to be soon
? m 'min to avoid hloodhhcd, ami th, -, urgeil
IO What 1 COuld to le.lmt the ma;,-.'., ii, f,, th,.
i ii..m.mu. Whontht ?.?inn i, inn.d from Moult
J.oio,..lo in.il told me that tiie Iieiji.li Ben mas te ra
if the town, J breathed fn.lv. Garibaldi- ie
ii? ?it had been Br?nnd? he Lid no1 allowed
l?'inh mu? Papal . rilente* the satisfac?
tion of surrounding, eoijijucriiig, d??irf?Aing iih
(irr-tii v. 'is ih. , m ral em
ing the first brigade of theKirstDivisionqi th..
'il\'i o' '. I , .
' i ti li.al
o.uni, Uigii Ui the
bunda ofbitgands; that the victory of the nUirfarvis
waa complete but that he waa indignant at the dis
appcarsurOof Garibaldi! Take hemt, ob Baron Oeo
Pelhlerey, At the Italian froutii : the Boral
Caribineera were ready to do jour behest. Calm
your in: the allied ai iniea Aate conquered ulong ..li
the liuo.
1 learned that the two French r?giments who at?
tacked us had only arrived in Boroo on Bundey morn?
ing, and tbat at 4 p. m. on Monday they bud buen
marched out against us. Tiny ware to have k< id in
Bd Una, ?caving toa honors of the. ii out ran Uto
fheZonaves. Btitlhese, driven back bj our front
Bud b ft wingp, wau compellid to give place to tho
French.
Wbv ?re such a qnnntltv of jFrench trenrn coming
np now! I ssked\ lookiOf at the insolent Zouaves
?ml Aiitibli.ui. To which the French (.lb? cr replied:
"We suit for Immediate reinforcements, because la
faun r?/ a ?t? rude i out ''"l"1 ttetaatiha comme Je?- erares.
All the comb?tanla who weie in the castle ami in lim
Innis.* v-.. i, compris) il in the capitulation, some .?w
in nil. The others, who at the ingresa of ihe French
ii. Mentana wera sent to the enemy'acamu, wera by
mistake sent Jo Beana. Wa who,started fromiMen
taiia about8p.m. of the 4th oi November, eaocnted
by a companj of Zonares to the Italian.froutiag,
found the hifldT Monte Rotondo crowded with ou
rions gazera. The papal uitilb-iy defiled before us,
mid these brave owners of tirgin cannon, together
with the gedadarniea and dragoons, exclaimed, in
mve Komau ua-uit, patting their caimon? liomeali
Sb.it.-:?
Tinly that people Is well worth such a hecatomb
of heroes! On, Italian ! andeal
Tb.ie. dear readers of TUB Tihwnk, you have
the thfee accounts of thin "defeat," 1 baja little to
add, as i f | plitioi I know nothing, not having had as
vet i uno to lake np a paper. Garibaldi in a pris mer
st i arieiu.il!>. Yonr \ice Minlater,plucky Mr. Clay,
is the oui/ pejTBOU Wfco has been aide to vktt him.
Ile lonna lim calm. rcMHiicil, and in good health.
"Hebad done what he could: othera must now- do
theil beat of wont" Ile did not think that they
would keep him fong, hut If they k< pt him for life
ha would never accept any conditions
An ?Bgliefa lady.wnosamawith her family from
Eogl m.'I on parp?se to boc bim, has been refused ad?
mittance. ' HeMtooe brought to trial." Thia la
BDemrd. For what can the Italian Government try
bim t He crossed the frontier unarmed. He returned
iinaimeil. if be is to lie ti nil, be lUUBt be si-lit for
Ii lal lu I.'.liii-. ( If colll-e tiley b.ive OBgSd Ililli lol tie
time being " to. reston order." We hear of deuaou?
atrationa at Milan and Turin. Here all is quiet.
To my great aurprise, I was the first to blina the
news to Florence that it waa against the r'rt-pi h that
?'- ' na fought at Mentana. Gen. Faurirti
and Mario looked on me as one distraught. "No1
ti ey were the AnlibionV vainly 1 argued, iniisted?
tola them all I bau seen and beard. It m ni d the
confirmation ?i the Ciornals di Eonut andBextani'a
narration to convince them. Ones convinced, all
Mini.! ? h ai. Tbetictoryin tin- eariy part of the
ih" n treat of the Papal troops, tbi n Ina awful
reprisal- the deadly fire of the I lasaepot guns.
1 sr sal Bwin nome, i i ontinnea the
iniiii; ii j? aionay and rivalry of ti Frei
'
On the whole, I am not sorry flint our wotind'd are
for the u>< i p.:t m I.'"it ? I would ratber trust t"
Ibi tendel merdea ol Kan 1er than Menabna. Ilere
? ;' meai ni -.-( i prai i is d. < rd. Ms o
bail trance i"i h I
un:...- sr?,oi coarse,shamefully tieated and In?
ri al ii ? Qui atora. 1 ? ' most
?
I
of oui ''H' 1 Und t
lv aiiV oi n ', ! ' the i an p 1 ave I ,-n re
( eiii .i lit . ind (rai thal yaua I iv,
sharrdtni I shall send you a eopy of m\
diary? __________________
ITA /?;. DEL AFIELD SMITE AND TEE
HI LBUBD tlttESTIOATt&O COMMITTEE,
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ruou na. m i.m ki?, nu, li bloxd, am?
Lim si '?: hu ? onuri. : ;. uni ruo- ki
KET-OEBKUAIS PEED tKD ?
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llie XX M'Illili t ??.-.u'i.-???-. i .mt.? . re
Bgou Mr. 1.. Delafleld Bmith, Is relation to o
l i's!;1.1 Attorney ol
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pii: ' the rill. ' turns were tot
bum la, and thal up sj a (all ii res.
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Um .. ' 4,. .i to Hie I Ifd hy yon
? /. al. even to
fr-ni sharing In some of ti. f uti
?
. s fres ( nita ii te yoe by the reurl are shown to hare
I
thnt n .?'.''? i.: i
il'.n ii.? 11 ?
m i ti ?! with the oi ?rln or prepress of tbi i-r. ? ? ?
? ?hw? i. |ne, In it"
?'in w mai iinti a .I," mai Jir- -i i Itself
I ..i li? iii re? ti .m . a p. i Im. tit ??' .1 .i.'l.-t i! ! -?:. - ?.-.- e, ,.
H Mull? I.
..iit.i. a tai, whether so or not, li Is ampi y proved In
? '" I li vu. ni, lal ilvjp. ilil, ami in. ( mi lim .i
It. It? li c !|i| \ Ited bj lill !? ti- i i '
law, and se?-ma to be fullr sanotloned bj |
n ' o?-i /? .1 in sei .m! tutu! ? II until
after yon bad obtained Indguient, nor n pro
i ??? ill: u? v i ii -lit.sim (Utily i I..-. .' | (be f n M
now i bad na li ?
iiromots nddltltiotial ni
Its liifi.rn.? r. vv lu.-, li I. i ' . al.-tilt, il 1| .|;.| ii, f
.- nu- .'r-in uti .olver i ?. ut?, tu i ? i? It by any nu
i ! u .n r ? .i .at ii. n law .ali.. t .>r the novcratnent npon
the ?i na im i t of n ?ut, oi tin-ni.,-, which be msy have
? i i i. i i ? . . f in i? . ' u ... '? ? ? ?, |
M iiiitsrt.il mir attention In .Mor places, tia* is
i a i '.oil y ?i silt,, ni -iii .1 v? ii.it? v t-r vary Ina clrcnmstanooa
lusr attend tin. - i o.a. tin? I? m no n ?pt 11 pai a p.-:.
?J hout? .- ut., fort i r ia mu ni. ni, I ainfi, i to ssv,
Ililli Hi? i Illino Iel )i '1 In nr foi In Imr alni lltivil'l fil
vour i ill. lal prnfeai loi ni. and pi monal rrlatli
?nlli-r In the lull i Ih of li.vv lu? fii'.v e . aluna , as I haVS
i n iv. innl the opportuultj to'd'), all tue facts surnnindtn?;
(bia ease. Whatever thi i i irt presented by me as (
lunn ..f tl.e Coiiiinitti ?? miiriit bare rontnlned, I ibould
i m lu sitii'i' te repair an Injustice if (however unwft
llasly) I had pm tu Ipated In Itaperjietratlon; bul I am re
la veil from nil post ibis i inhurrnsami ni In this respect, um
the n port pnti'oi ti .1 to be .' .1 wea " without c. mmi ? r,"
Mint afnitdy gava the faeta iu tii? y u< ro made io appear
! U-I..H ?l?e i i.i.iii. e.
Ano g all the mattara hrnu-rbt before the r.intinllfee
limit K your Ians term of efflee (and tiny vere neither
f w nor un l.n pot tan i , this v n? t i.i- uni; one la which any
rib-. Mon was eaat apon yon Thstfsel mai well bes
-ni i'a t of pi ni?- vviiii uni and roar frtsi ii?, ka i ian al lha
vast iiiii.'-1 ' milli ii to you in pi ??( und ethel cases,
a n un l. r Hie la*? for tbi auppri ai Ion of the -<i.iv?? trade,
Wim ii >. u i ; "-?a niel ? lui v i?i r and aucreas
\S l.'In in., p.'sliimi inis i-iiinii. Hi ii nie to lia nr i-iilhnn In
. siller shines ihimI from tint duty I have no1 SI ched),
.M t m nil innes 1 ilute intended and endeavored lote
'us!, anil I mu niwiivs ready and willing to reooeulae
rJMntotioua public s? i \ Iw a, aad, win n pinpi r, picf
i ?ii nil-till i iiiii r than w n are
it iiioiiiii lu-l'ou?, in ii.'mi thal Congressional Investi
^rttiit?- connuun . s m?? !ic,|ueiiiiv eeaaun .1 fni .. itlmony
j.i i ulina 11 la fore tin ni, n Bi i tlve In its i liarm ?? r, vat sui
i. i 'ii I.- it ? v i ii a n it i. n, a ^ in vour i iae. and still the es
? n" o iii .i) tin n in., ia i a i? iua> tardily, if ever, ooma I ??
fore ih.m
You ure ni liberty to ass ibis '? tter In any way yoo mny
i- -it fours very truly, Calvi s T. it u lb i bu.
; re ?i t//. If Blondof?, >,
| deeply regret that my name should Bsveneea st
tachad to the report niadetol n t '? " In IMS, In which
vviflinnt notice to Mm and under an entire nitsapnrebi n
alen of fasts, burna waa thrown apostha Hoo.u Del?
n, :,i .-?nu I, Mi smiii. I? more than csouerated By the
papers and proofs now before nie, and which are men
honed In the recent I tterofMi UiUburd, which I fniu
siiliserllii- to Aa honorable dl?flnctlon min won by him
i.v H.i-in unter hi which Ibe dntles of District tttorney
of ibe Dnlted Sintis al Mew \'< 'it vu re discharged iiiiilnn
the four yeera of the a ii, sud sa ?Teal wrous isa 'lone
hin-i ii. the report, t reg ira l's 4utj sa well to the puldlo
um to bim t<? "inte ?.iib my late ooOeaguea In mas?is all
tlif I' pal iii''ia in oin 1? 1'. ('. 1,1. III.DSU.
Crhna, OM, Hrpt in, !''T
From Jar. Bullir,* tiffft u ITdmpilIra
' ? ' . N Ity .Iul> ti, IBM
llnTiiia: crticfiillv- examined Hie uviAenco, ln< linlliut
.i i..-. i.i? ami ntl., i ih . nini nts, referred to by Mi
UulMii't in the foiC|,'i liirt h ihr of the 1st Institut. I am
Ml i-inltli lu tho
? i lit ?rtlli i on. nr In ihe view? now sxpn
? i m m of tin- ? ?.n m!!" .. Tim oiUiii.il test I
t t,. tim tbi ' ii'iiiiu j ?-.us tuken by
ab li.m. mi ilaiiii? un airSeucQ.
:- ..?_?.. ? ._ ?-?? a ?y l ?V
different from other?. bivnlvliiet payments to Ooveriiment
?.fllcer?, Mlileti we limo luvestigated elsewhere, and r;m
nut be ci.n/..iii,d'il ?Aith them. K. II. KoLLlNB.
Sfr. luvifar, l.ilrof Prrtn-fhania.
Wim,?, m Pl_cb, IUi iimo-hi-:, Auk. 2?, lilt.
aTavliif been but 00 aslonuliy pr< samtdurin? the i-xam
iiiatioii m KeW'York, but having entire eealdenee in the
ability und IntBcrlty of tho chairman, the lion. C. T. Hul?
ton!, I accjtiiesced iu nudr-lumd his report. Ibu ina: the
on?denee in Mr. Hulbuid at this time, I tata
plc-oure lucsproiMiliiiT my bellet in the ji.??tl<_o -ml eur
1 of hisletter of lsttfuly laat.
M m ?Th? f.ill r.iiran'll'-e (?.?n?ial<J'"f Bil . rri.rr.l en. Tit? I nr who
? ? st .*??. Ltvr re
..?m it cokLise?, ?te iwIiIiimI,. .?ohIkI e? ??H?i*?ri: Ka
EU . - 'Ir. I.? Bise- tai
r. I ? - ?1
From Mr. Spctd. of Kentuohf.
Wa*mii\.;i.)V, Aiifr. 27.IBIT.
i)r?.nSin: When I beconi- au roey-6eneral I
von were tile District Attorney for the S.titln ra Distrll t
of Kew* York. During the Wusser of IBM s, minor* reached
Un 1,Uli ??. f the Atton ey CN nerai that ?11 InveatlgatinB
Congressional committee irere taking ewdcuco that'<v<>iii<l
co!.i Ici ron of Improperofii.. 1 and 11 cot duct.
4 Short time Biter, UM testimony taken tiefnre t li??-com?
mittee, ?,ias published in the New-York papera. Taking it
for gran ti-ti ti st rou had full notice aud 1 ,
explanation before that 1 onwnlttee, I promptly, nnd with?
out until e to von, advised vom- remet ii. and yea were res
moved and toe office given to Mr. Dlr?_nson. Myrecol?
leetlOB ih, that the President, Mr. Lincoln, took ni>
mentlation for a chango, without himself looking into the
report.l
Rince my arrlviil here, I Innre rrad with plen?urp a
letter to yon from Mr. ?lulbnrd. in which n* retracts the
ri'fleitit'i's npon you, made in tin? report upen which 1
ii,!..!. The letter n highly creultablo to Mr. Hulburd'e
?ens? ol bonor und justice. Hut tor tho report of the
committee, of ?a hit h Mr, Hulburd vas eatirman, und
upon wliieii I neteil, you would have been cent.nued in
the office you li? lil.
Tie ? of justice that, Induced Mr. Hnlbai- to
write tim letter in Question compel? meto write to you
tliia. 11., log wonnat ti Hie oficia] tnd professional pride
of s gentleman, it a Herds rae pleasure to undo, at f-r an I
can, what was done bj me to bis li
I al 1,-1 ,Bi truly, your obedient servant,
II. a. E. it ii n til Built-. JAMBS fciEr.D. ?
Mr. Bala of Mittonri.
Bt Loi rs, P-opt. c?, l?'?.
Son, E n: r AriK.i i> t?M!Tn, ? .< 1,,,/, -iu vu Bra: 1 re?
gret, on your account as well as my own, the continued
sickness which bat hindered rae from sendins,
i would, the li t>< r whli h I promt- !
ci ernlng your hasty and ill-considered dismission fru?a
offli s Though at,li very onwi li, 1 send ii 1
Daring roost of your tima as DUtr_d-Att_rney, I was
Att. -mi ya,, ne ral ,1 .?? Ith the
sup? rvlston "f your office; nn.i eonstnqiientiy.unless I ne?>
leaited mi own ?li tu-., I eould no1 Is ?in.Hy Ignorant of
the manner in vim h ?rou bah r-harged rours.
?Tour district, ambrai ir?,* the nrri>.t t ityof New-Yon, tu
burdened N?iih as amount of hnsutess proper far raat
office larger and n her district In
tin- nation, and simple J as ti e requires me'todeclare
iii.it the B-aBBet in whieli you di-charged thal vast
amount of dut] was generailT, almost universally, to
ii)v entire satisTaetion. Tha only Itiataneea to the eor.tva
few, in i? im li, t>y an overatrain d ?*ourteay,
?ed, run obeyed ccnain Irregular Instructions
Baaed frnm other bunn ins of theQoTernu teni atWaeb*
iiiki.oii, touebiiig the iwndnetel lea then ?.??nd
?ng. Aud tbese lustancoa 1 co our own
. rrora than -i? r?i<- tanita ? I I
? tmr ettieinl setlon. ? '<
promp .. mi', a? lib .
?
Ing them to eonflletlng orders coming fruin opposite aa?
tho ti ties.
Di . myself charged wlih tie? general sine- 1
,m re of Uni law 1 idmlnlt*
ti i? 'I in the - 1,1 was I toadtstrlct
- - - tl.!ll*tli
! v. le ?4
kill and and abluir Insured to individual-.,
11. ihi , a I
1 ? t the 1 im ni r in widen vonr
?i setl
lill |... .'. |S 1 , l.i.n li ?. H h BlldSaU- - ..111*1 lill. ?
'
pretty fair ?.ample Somel?ody
who lo d i-, nu ni Influence enough to be felt hy m?-ni
li nenf Rt
If or friend, or to ?.-i-.
?
?. , matt? r ? ' thei a c1
. I nr liiiiii.ir.il. er oily a lawful Bo?
lt laael u*.: i an ' sun ? an officer
mu) t.e remov? .1 upon s chi i
? !,, ', i,. the eomnitttee ? lew ?. leen d ??? Uni
prov? tin ' faot? deairi
Millie I-? ' I', ill )?< II!
| 'I lu couti
? bj otkal wit
Ami ii| .a, ilnt evldi in?*, ii'siifb. '.-ut ?ti Its iiiftt'er and
. i. both ih?- Corni ? ? und the
I w11 bout st
eniti.it i?f either the law or thi |ustlreotthi
? m that yon wen ? saUty mnn,ando-g_t
loi I as such uffiee.
The serai *"> reprrrted your case to th?
i advice for roar p-*o?_pt duni!?
slon from i>fl I '
? ? i.i.i lily -.
: ? ??nliich
-
? i : jroar ?.u.-e, and di
you a ?
?1 uhr? delires
'??nu ted l.y
-ill ?.li-. ?I lu I?' He '
ia ii.i .:,-..: r o i i')niii*?*d upon you I'V \i.iir ?e.i ?
' -iii.
, ' ? ir*.'a
w bli ... lav :ul it-Mii.
-i lei .lt.; test de, ree of
I
i.e It tun, Minen yo -i..,',?.-.i me, froea Mr.
V of the
. orun '. and fr.-Ki
'ne ntl.i r dneu
mi e
argi ?! ni" ed ai
. tun .?. i- . -'net
.
a , lu w h : ?' ?
indi i Id .... : on ?. - at
?>|.p?-,'...:. ? i in* tli it :
f hla own,
lie cart'of 1,1* lile?. ?:-lu th.-t .,-. ; l:,..t i.e
..a j ob a< cepted hu ra?
And i .
? ntl legul transaction, | In morals and
saoctloi - a.on and the
i
'ihi?"! non you nefbn the committee,
and b. fore th? l'r- ildent luroiigli thi Attorney-tieaerBl? I
. ?
I m ike io
?,..?.. M) oi.ly cb
Vein |., i
Very i your
.', _ 1 i ?? B. li?
" ?and ?ria io o-re it thi
I kalb.
-
. M
. ? . ? . - .
'
? 'nie
: ! . , ._?
N t".'i ii \ ii sv nr.nii: VA
tf-D IV ?'i'-VM ! M.'V
This is tin- ?-ith anniversary <?f tin? rvnrun
e of tl.e
n has slwayt I
wlih IsBiii-iilBg Bfirsiasakisla ti I Is al
e.nu.mil as local _aterest. The eraenattoe was tiie laut
i of m.... ) abo Bad fuui,i.t batt le satstaa a B?sate
fUl tf patriot a.'..litis, and \slio ;.t lettfe-df,
-
' '
?! Hin,* tN ' ii few, ?A'.'eks
the -? ?'leuiei l of lae pii>
i ' ? ? i be Ti ' ? tls^std
at Paris onBI ih? iP'of . r, ni d on
: lie is;li of i
1 ? . - ! ' r. C)ii
ii ..f the treat j ol i" ice ] ? ?rere st
troop?
shore?, but li was no1 sntil ihe asth that they in.ally
! he t v v
d.injnsi f the Bril
11111111*- tin. K. itrugirle, nor upon the ts-IHon?
tlous . I Hu- tnglisli oill. err doling that
sonihi r y rlod . ' . legends
.?r iii,.i occupation will yet enrich our literature
\sith i ne lion, a foretaste al waieb v?o
liava In i p. And
I rvi na? i - | made classic the groeid for many
ml along 'lie Hin' a tot the
: t.e of : is British
ti ...?*,??** iras .. grand ollmaeterle to the whola serlaa of in*
sulu aud usurputio I i-ulenl of that day t.-n
?torj t f tin n arrogance of powi i and their
chagrin of defeai The ?ngllsh had boasted that they
would leave these shore? with iln,r own mim-s kissiiig
the br?ete, and with no hateful banner of their late re?
in liions klnamen remlndini* them of dishonor and ffiaat*
lei ro effect this, they eut away thi halyards of tha old
iiit, .mil even sri ased It,s
ni impossible. Hut a soldier of the Revolution,
John Van aradale,climb? I and nail, it the obi
flag tO the fliattt It'.l tia:
<, '\ it uton, w bo lui ? i um* down fr im aitkany in honor
ol r ha dai. ?HI re vii w tlir- ; -, i Fifth
An nun iini.i. The Nainmut (luurd will celonratethe
ubllug, ander .orders .of Mujor-Oca.
.-?li der, ss follows:
I tr-t 1 > at. l"j r m.
Sei na ' ' ?re , 12 ra.
> I ra -i. n.'hi sa I "Ulli ne.. 11 m.
I I?, li 111.
I It I li.iwerr, lim.
'.i.i , ; i i. ib.
' -' m.
I . . I nr, li ra.
Hhiiitl. iBfcalry?Twenlj 'liit.l ii ,t_M mi S( ?, nth irr, Itjp. u.
- ' I
Twelfth li fn.tr? M n-lt'i. Inn kqoire, rl|l.l on KlSliiv*., I.'l p rn.
? I i *l , I.'l p. in.
I 1.... t . Sim..r?, 1 luit. Int., at , 1.1 |'. Di.
1 i.'?,.': ii I In.'-. - ?? ? , i ,!,, i .Ja ,.u 1,,,i a.^,, Ij ia,
Sill lallat I* I:,: . . ? ?.!.. iini.i on toa...! al , 14 i?.
".i.ti'i list Inf . . ,11 i,i.
Betealj urnth I ? t , j} re.
' o. I; m.
N li ?mil li:,.itr<- iii.1,.1 ?i , n*lii ,n li,.*?i-r,, lim.
tint Am iir. ira,lit?, bl
iViraH'arair? -\v?ai I aralftU-?-,*rkrkl ea l-ifth ?>? , I ?< m.
liai ?quire, li jo a. in.
livisioii celniiiii Mill move ut i| i.'eiiieli preciM-ly.
'r.iio iiiitiieii tolka ?it r.tici-Dii, nt n ipai-t-Bt
nii't liiijr, oi ut ;i intctiiii* wliieli few attended, nu neil flie
lit'v Mr Taylor .-nt of the Lovai le rae. a?tr Tiiylnr U
Bl elia plain of tl?, freed llieli's Vlll?**eitf AllllililnU HlKllta?,
m..1 v.,,i i,, i ah? .mi esliresal*) i.? establlsn s rolored
l lilli.I I.e. Kile HI,,1 to |l|,H,i (he Il?liK tlllitled Oil IU C ti of
i..I..nil MiHumI ?la, a \.nuil* rtojiuer, ?liuse family
seem to ii.ivi-1 in,liol of tin? colort-d i-li urah nt I'steraon,
i " ?! of i.il.uic n.ou, ) n', m in.? iire-itlii'K elder.
telilor, nt (he < intii li tl?al. asauen iiilul.
nroiiiin tin 'it\ Mr Baylor's bi'iid, tbreaieiilni? to knock
li. ia.. . . ,1 li ick t.? un- presiding
I 1.1? lilli BKiliV. lilli II'? I ol.d l-S.i-UO Ulli*.
THE MONEY MARKET.
SALES AT TUB ?Tor K ?IIIIIIWlll lilli CALL,
10i O'CLCM K A. M.
Oovi.a.siu.Ni in;j'Aitrar.!rr
U B ?s '81 Reg . 11' H ?s 8-20 Coup' ci v * ta l-W? Con
f.,r'X?.lm\\ 10,000.W1 ?
u aum-'jt?iii'K'ra \v h 5-20cou sa n
ftoo.1?4H 40,000.Iir7|
?.e*X).liai t: S fi-20Cou '87 a I
L* 8 C4 6.0. Coup'(M 15.0IX)..fOtl
10,000.ltfb? lJ.OOO.107.
1-"...1011
.toil
?Mea.n,]!
Iren y Kot?s 7 S-J
i'lh'CiIi.i.
12.000.105.
17,000. ti
?sea 6i
5,000...ttx-pon. 65
Georgia State 6s
1." '. 71
No11 h i
ix.?**. ex-eoB. 51
N Y State ?a *74 1 Western Union Tel Erle
?,000.iflnt| U?).a ....:.fss
Meets new ? ?wo. aal i o. ?0
. IM rn. BM 1,100. 70
8r09B...Bd aalt, au -m>_a?i r?n. su v?.
" ?. etj MU A bl Pani Fret MO.
l"i. - ?j N^itviib ?c Wurr-r
loo. <,?"
loo.6U? Cleve, Col 4 dal
I"". t"j 4 I. ga,
!(.Ii!e,I;urAC?uiii ReatUng
| IO.I? j M.C4
i-i.uw. t'i-run. n Pat iflc Mall COO.. K4
WrOOO. i'<! IO.Iii ' 21").bia. ?4
..na Gs new '> 4<K>.b3(i 124 |.Mlclili?an r entrai
MM.44 fO. I. i tat .uti
Missouri6a . Mali o?M
23.000. C4] 1..VST.133 SOO. T9|
Olli.? & Miss ter ; 1..W0. 1..? M. 72?
lOrOOO. .1334 900 . VII
S".chi. 2V 300..1324 li"'. ?J
To.iHio.2i j ino.'.-'.j.- : i central
Michigan So 3d m ?oo... Meall.lfjl li i.12M
ll.ooo. M 'Atlantic Mail j Cleve ?S. Pitts
Toledo ?k ?Tab3al HM.li? ! M.SM
BjON. 77 IM.,.116 ! MeO. 8?(
I'!?', PW'A Chic y I ress ?oo.MO ti
... . 7* Ctde A m weat
Mil ?v St.Ps ti l m ?merlcau 1. -, ; - .Ml
?VON . hil VO. 72 IM. (44
I oi i Dock lion'!'? | io. 7.: : 0.. tvl
00. 90 '0 H Ezpn - I?....blj. M|
I unli of Commerce loo. 74 .CM? A N W Pref
40. ii ? N Y Central .?
Bank of St of HY I ero.lisj' ino. tW4
i.i.m? ; mo.u ?_t ?'?"?.oi. <v|
t .nu.NationalU'k HU.1U| bo.sao. 64
.1081 IM.Ill ''i''
Fourth Nation B'S Hudson Bivei I IM. it|
itO.1061 SOO.K4 T.tfs. Ft W ACI.ie
Merchants' Un J.x Clev Arlado . 07
,n. Hit 300.if| IM.?co. et
MB. 3*J a? O.,.101 - BM. 97?
gnu kail ver Mil AbtPui? ? 6(?.*??
100. Hl 800. S9 ' IM. B1
SKI (IND POSRI1.
aovBBSMaai DBiMarnssrT.
Tennessee 6s new Mariposa Prof ?Well8-F8*s^Exft
. C2| i<*>. 13 , :v-?.ti
5,000. r,:l FsclflcMall Kne
i.ooo.C2 i 160.m I ?oo.to,
. i ce lio.12-H i Hudson River
. t?ll 100.llVO 1?-4 im.ntl
3.008. 944 .'-""... ?'l eall 122. 'live A Fitts
10,000...&4| Atlantu Mall MB. M
MoseP?eBIssue IM.sso.inj i lev.ColACta
. ... 1.5
o .* MlaaCet
ln-',i.'?i....b't
.... .... 25
i. le tat Mortgage
. i .'
Continental Bank
.llrS
? Tel
' . 82
A ?I ami Express . io....... M
57?. 75 ifMe A NWVst
?-... 7? | loO. 47
in Express | S.,.6?"t
io. ?' li ?t N WPref
80 . T3| 3 0. 64{
I r<tHt?-? Etp Cl-ie A P.Islftntl
BM.M5. 71 ' 1".1. Ot?
IM. ti Pitts, H'4C
Merchants* Uo I .v\
60.82|i &J0. ?6 ' 200. si"
OPKM li(Mlil) OB lim?KK1U*?10 A. M.
Ailinjs Expresa i V? tst'n Luiuu T?-. a?h b so A N I
^^b-_H___*?-c
: m. 74 2-?-.'j.51
-'.,,.... Uk SY Cour?,
.Iii
"I ian?. T94
JIM I '.13. 7V?
lisa 4M.c. tsl
iii ii ?.iiij. 7i|
113.' MO. 7.1
, R I A Pa
3^. ClJ ?
-. 34? i-i.i'.-, u:
(Ji:l( ka?ver , loo.tl').113l
. 17i Reudiii?;
Mau , Coo . s;i IM. ha
IM.125 ! 2'?).?SO. 0?, Cleve Alni
io.its! i-?.&c ; 2m....,..i?j
1"??.0 I3S| Kr;o ?i IdoNorthWesI
.124 600..e. 7<l ?00. ii
.K4, i. ,). di j; v'Fi.-?
. ' ... . ..C. toil ?'O.C (4
.l2<i 0^1.If. foil 800.?...661
Atlantic Mall I JOO.l;o. t'j nv.1-3. C6.
.ii" In.^. toj loi.L.v c-j
.1141 li .!'.?r>ri River | 1-0. I
. . '.:i ' vo. ' ? t
1^0...BM.llJ .^l'ltls t lis).b4. 64.
1 pi. I I
orrv ii.ivki? np SBnaTSaSS 1 P. M.
'aro Kvi r Ni Ceiitriai
. 6o . ".1131 1,."?).
. i ".,....ll?t 4 3M.
1"?.. 7(1 l.SOO.11J 4M.I'M.
Merchants' U Li ? *?".tin ni ! >?r.Li
100 . ?t| MO.89.118 I 200....HO.
Fin Iflc Mud I ?Jlng .Cliic.KIAFa
.1?1J 84M. P.'i 1JU?.....M
.,. ?. 98
. ;. I M' -h bo* ?So lud Cblo AN V?>8t
\\ ?<-! CiaonTei. ? ?.-<>. l*j Ms).o. MI
.?JJ .'-.b3. TV , l-o.bio. ?Ti
P. Ft w AChlo CleveAPUU 000. Sil
. 57 ' 300.,.. &l ?.IUe*y WPref
! i Centro J? Toledo [?UM_.elf
.mil 2''"'-.m I
OriM SOABP op nrOKKlf?Ht P. M.
01 lo A M Cur ilsritlc Mull
.35j? -.io ...OX dil . 701
American ?xpr*?*I MO.li-? S ijvAntral
: ino....lisl ;-' . illa
Ailnma Express ?^ " : ; A\?g
? ? ? Mc A .V \V pref |M.?'l
. VS. 300.,.?4| ? 'i.-v A Toledo
P, PtwAC u tulon T.; 4-11. .loll
. . 97 M. ti Clio AK West
.M|l .It
ir.rr.iu.KUM ax? mixixo 6tocks.?pih?t boajux
I Stiff
?ng Stockt. I Smith M l'umi?Ieo Wn'Jd'.l Lead
. 3 ?e ? . .-3. 4t
. H IN.bt 2.V. 600. B|
* Pannell* ice. | ? i Davutaaai
.... al i ino. . M
i". . 2 4. tYn .: (...?s'ory ?.
BM .. ..t?. I .-3 2 41 100.s3. 5 M
200.'?J. 2 5o| |M.M I W
NKtv-Yons, Nov. 2?-r. st.
<;.;.I ha? boen stronsT. doslaf .it H- j, after Miling
igl at tlio Gold Exehangs
. wee InVi?MWfl, i.ii.1 the bslS-SM f?.'"?00,815 |0.
? s-potSaol spsete Cross t*.ii ymt during the
w ask hare besa a*- follows:
.. -Steamer Dental bland, Frerr-on?
m 8 iver. ?^?T?l
Nov. u?Steamer Deutachlan?, Sonthamptou?
er. 2i."cs
Forclejn iiolu..,.I.
??.'?.I Fare.i.
.
. 24,10
Nov. 23-foiu.ier iK-timark, l.lvem
? . 6?,0M
. L.v. ?pool?
? ii : l ... . 6,"?!
Nov. 33?Bteamei Hannnoniii, Han^urs?
i.i'l'l Bart. 479M
I... . | ? o
' "In. . 11,661
. America, Bio Janeire?
%.. C.400
1 ?ta?
in itisti Gold. l.v?
? ?? ? ^
Tot ii for the vreelt. I34/.71S
i . ?a,411.tia
' linee Jan. 1,1MT.|43.rtTJ||
. f*. 248.634
. .3MJ?,*M
(.'iivci'iiiiii ni lomi* were strong, vith an 0( 'iva
ili-iiiitnl fur the in"v ? -.id 17s ut inl! uriee?. SlstS
la vere lum. Ib-SMII '.'-ero dull
and without social point? l'lu^.".?. M.i.l was ?xceptetl
opening at US, selling al and akMingsi
ll??| as divldand. Atlantio ilail v..is lower and
soli! .it 11 ?J. Tho railway m\mT? MSt-Sl opened
wank ami heavy on all the specula-the aliares, and
tui'iit ?t.-Mire v .-..s BBSAe to I n ik the uaikot on
Elie and Ncw-Yoik Centn!. II ra
Binds of these itooka, m trsfl as gi ?ill the other
aitive BhSfSSi Alter UM r ir>T Bania] the price
of Eris wna nsrited down to ts\ bnl
a con.-.?ii.''lim; declino veas n-t in;i?I?3 on
theli.iliiiue vf the li-t. and ?(t li ? ;. - BSfM llf1
(ii ,l|i;ii'liiad. iilnl til the ( li'-o the m?het wa? f.nn
Bl t SCUTS. Bill Hold at NI and 71. and at the prices
there is SO offt rin| "f OOnai 'ii i-ni'i'. New-York Cen
ti.il vvtis s- mit;, uni the \Y(?>:?. rn 11 -t WSS firmly held
Btqaotniions. The . emeni w.is m?t taoY
tudered antsrorahli?, . of yestenlsj fnllj
? inted all the nunora a* to Lulim s. ns v?il! sa
the I ii Tenders in the >M?ei .i rt. At S
o'clockprioea wets a? tallowal Kesr-Toti Central.
Ho,./11. : Ki i ? ?.: TI ,'.TI}; llndsoli Kiv'ei, 1-It; Itc.vd*
mi?, '. ' IgSO S.mtln in. ".' i / T'.'i; I UrskMSJ
and l'utsli Uk! . S StSl; BocklalSMi. l'TifUJi; Fort
Wayne. ' ' " iMi-We-t.-rn. M?#i7| ia. Vt?>
rerred,64i< Pa MsH,1l I Hi! Cmioar.d Missla
sil'iii Celtnh alc4, uMfr&tt Weetcru Cl?ou Tela
grnph,
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nt 7 per cent. All hon ~StS fal ?v<><>d credit wefs
fully BnppUed, and at the close, halamos arase ?rcelj
olhii'd.
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| f,,i hunk. i.^;d(?. athhi.i-tMk-ht.il''. ,'i/I0FJ; I'nrle,
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Aniaterdam,40^9411; Fiaiikfoif. 4c|?::il; Bro?
uicii, 7-.,/7'.i; Prussiantlialcra,TU??U
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I8S, and hy sail JOH hl.dtf. I'sUow at -Ta. Od. To Loo
?iiu, so bo ?- ; tua, A Sank to liriatsl
Chiiimel with 31,000 bush Wheat at 7s.
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?tgfor i ...toms. asjoalSSi 1m Gold .\, ten, |37,
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