Garibaldi, Monsignor A., Intermuncio at Paris, Paris, France, to Father Matthew Bernard Anduze, Liverpool, England, 1830 November? 15

Garibaldi thanks Anduze for giving him news of himself; he wishes him a good journey. He believes that in America Anduze will be more quiet than they are in Europe. Here they are quiet enough now; the meetings of the workers ended with meetings. However, there are many political associations which cause anxiety to the government. Perhaps the recognition of Louis Philippe I, which appeared imminent, will give prestige to French trade. Italy is quiet; there is an Austrian army of nearly 100,000 men in Lombardy; there is fear for Spain. As for Garibaldi, there seems signs of leaving here. His chief, the Cardinal Secretary of State, is well and is pleased to have news of Anduze. Garibaldi saw Anduze's agent yesterday; he has been at his house several times. Garibaldi made a call for Anduze on Mr. Carpagna who was very happy to have news of him. His case is won and he is busy with the settlement. He has had no recent news of his sister but always expects some. Garibaldi's colleague sends greetings. ` Copy French