... upon the sailors, which covers a m'eltitude of Sials. BANQUET TO GARIBALDI. litl n Ieocliif , on Sunday, the Syndic of the 'tLitiib o Commerce and the leading citizens G'lerlallied Garibaldi at a public banquet. The ieratllwtsinshibghisvspirits, and his ...

... found that the vessel run into was the Harvest id- Queen, and that she foundered. ,n THE HEALTH OF GARIBALDI. hetf The .Lacet states that Gendral Garibaldi has rather ,ut at retrograded from 'the improved health to which the etsulphur baths of Civita Vecohia ...

... M.P., f Mr. Plimsoll, M.P., for tin alleged libel contained in hlie book written by the latter gentlensan, called Our Seamen, was men. tioned in the Court of Queen's Bench on Monday. An application was made on the part of Mr. Plimsoll for an adjournment ...

... the pitdure St has arrived safely 'at lDarlingioe. . 0f Yos' yer repectfully, di NI.BRig&Esq.,isw YorlkP L .ss Phlar. tl Garibaldi has bean ill, but is now better, Xl -A newfish market, which cost 60,0001., has been .opened at 'Mauchhster.' ' ' ' A young-man ...

... disillteglted. It is i ?? to contemplate i the ?? which Lord CRARTOO ha, t asstiille vithlout comniseratimg sympathiy. 0 GARIBALDI IN ITALY. h GENERAl, A.Dn1A2LT)m appeal-s to be taking an I aetive practical inte-est in the socialanild politica I- affair ...

... Purcell's grave in Westminster Abbey. There is also some talk of founding a Purcell Scholarship m the Royal Aeademy of Music. Mr. Plimsoll, M.P., (the PaU Mall Gazette's Copenhagen correspondent says), has left Copenhagen for Lubec, out the hon. member is expected ...

... and- ,of these twod npzi Garibaldi is one an'd Mazzilniis the other. Biut Oarilaldi is only the general of a movement .of which -. Marzitii is the ibspiring genius; the sword of a faith of which Maztini is 'the prophet. If Garibaldi made Italy one in fact ...

... ;>'>; proved an exception. The principal criminal, '-. -rppe Luciani, a well-known public man in Rome, I o . 4 'llower of Garibaldi, had received the greatest -.vocatin2 from Sonzogno, and having reason to be- - -e- that his adversary intended to use every ...

... pronounced unmistakably in favour of a Republio. The positions occupied at the head of the poll by Louis Blanc, Victor Hugo, Garibaldi, Qminet, Gambetta, and Roohefort, together with the fact that no Orleanist, Legi- timist, or Imperialist has been elected ...

... report his obser. Br vations upon the details of the clause, expressed id approval of its principle. le Mr. E. Smith and Mr. Plimsoll thought deck loading 1g in winter should be prohibited altogether. By Sir H. James pointed out that the Government were no ...

... Merohant Ship. Ei:1, prceided over by Sir Charlee Adderlcy,' ax uoc'uc their inquiry on Tuesday, bkr. Davis, pi -,etilry of the Plimsoll Seaumen's Defence Asso- . t-cI:) xmin`ined, caid ca,;es of wilful desertion k :ere ?? r very numerous. When men refused to ...

... Cuneo, a very old friend of Garibaldi and his companion in South America, having lately died without receiving extreme unction, the Church refuses Christian burial, and the corpse is still above ground in Florence. Garibaldi has written a letter advising ...