The Sun.
London, England, 1862-05-05 00:00:00

eaumary measure.

GENOA, MAY 4 (Evening•)
he anniversary of Garibaldi's Marsala expedi-
ticwas celebrated by the people of this city to-day.
he population generally, including the Cara-
bbers and the workmen's associations, took part
iithe manifestation.
Shouts were raised of '_Rome and Venice !"

NAPLES, MAY-3.
Atter having visited the French fleet the King
ddressed a letter tothe Emperor Napoleon, thank-
ng him for his courtesy towards himself and his
;ympathy for the Italian cause.
The King says—" It is long since I have experi-
We do not mean to-day to discuss the partictl2l'ra
encedemotion as I have to-dy.
ces, The d
t order
of alteration in the late Revised Code, but we wou.'a vhi so much
which reigns in the southern provain anhe
just drop one word of warning in anticipation of the -.it marks of affection which I everywhere re-
.
n. members to be '‘lmphantly reply to the calumnies of our
debate to-night. We wish ho
earn.
ceive
aware that sensio 11:: people everywhere begin shall convince Europe that the idea
virtri errof g •
avA -11 44, n • enemies. eolid bases, and is thoroughly
nti
been based on Interested demands on ihVi'Viallie
graven- on thei 'AI Italians."
exchequer, and it has succeeded far beyond its
ROME, MAY 4.
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deserts through the sympathy of Toryism with rday. A large
tax-spending, and through its partisan seizing
hold of any agitation which could annoy the Go-
vernment. The country quite understands now that
the fightis not for education but for money, whether
the education be given or not. We all see now that
the concessions made by the Government have been
all in one direction. Their object has been to in-
sure to the former recipients of the public money
that they shall continue to receive the same sum, or
more, although they still continue to secure the at-
tendance only, not the instruction of the children.
One thing is apparent in these, to us, almost
revolting discussions it is, that they all turn on
how much money the school will get. How much
teaching the poor children will get, we hardly hear
of ; it is all whether managers or teachers
of one kind or another will get as
much money as before.
We shall not be surprised to see a good deal of
the same kind of pauper clamour to-night. Pity
the managers, the teachers, the pupil teachers, will
be probably the cry. We could not have supposed
a few years' protective bounties and State-nursing
for education would so soon have deprived really
respectable and worthy persons of all self-reliance,
and induced them to become, on behalf of
education, as they profess, but really on behalf of
themselves, claimants for educational out-door
relief. In truth, the really poor and needy
districts get nothing under the old system, or
under any of the codes. Our whole Privy Council
system is one of helping the rich and sending the
poor empty away. Where there are people who
can subscribe, there the Government lavishes its
favours ; where men are only poor, the Government
does nothing. Yet the recipients, on this precious
system, move heaven and earth for fear of losing
their bounties, when the State merely says, " at least
show work worth paying for !" Again, we warn
hon. members that the country is opening its eyes
—is beginning to see that educational grants in aid,
mean little more than creating hosts of Government
stipendiaries ; in fact, the system is one which in
the long run will fill all the country with depen-
dents of the Central Government.

The Pope returned to Rome yestt.
crowd assembled as he passed through tn,

'A streets,

TURIN, MAT 4.

It is asserted that Menotti Garibaldi has resigned
the command of the Genoese volunteers. It is
believed that this corps will be disbanded.

ILLNESS OF.A 2E .A.RCTIBISHOP OF
CNT H
.E.RB (TRY.

MONDAY MORNING

We regret to state that yesterday the Archbishop
of Canterbury was seriously indisposed, but from
accounts received this morning, between 11 and
12 o'clock, we learn that his Grace is decidedly
better.