The Sun.
London, England, 1869-06-24 00:00:00

DISTURBANCES IN ITALY.

Fresh popular demonstrations have taken place in
several of the principal cities of Italy—Turin, Milan,
Naples, Bergamo, and Reggio ; but, according to the
Official Gazette of Florence, they were of very little con-
sequence. At Milan the people themselves dispersed the
rioters, who in all cases consisted of the dregs of the
population. The soldiers were cheered by the people ; but
the employment of arms was not needed. The Official
Gazelle charges the Mazziniaus with getting up these
miserable outbreaks, and so does the Nazione. It does
not promise much for the future of the revolutionary
party if its achievements are to bp nonfined to this sort of
thing.

B UDGET OF MISCELLANEOUS ITEMS.—The steamer
Golden City sailed from San Francisco, May 31, for Pa-
nama, with $785,000 in t-easure, of which $670,000 were
for England, $95,000 for New York, and $20,000 for Pa-
nama.—An American paper says there is said to bo a call
for an American to go to Loudon and start a hotel there on
the American plan.—The Hansom Cab Company of New
York City having procured an Act of Incorporation from
the Legislature of the State of New York, have opened
books for subscription to their capital stock. The fares
aro restricted 30 cents per mile for a single passenger, and
to 40 cents per mile for two passengers; but the directors
intend, as soon as practicable, making a heavy doluction
from these rates, so as to place these vehicles within the
reach of all. The estimates of profits, which are given in
detail on 50 cabs, are very heavy ; the company intend to
have 2,000 running by the end of the present year.—The
military authorities in Canada have received orders to
send to England all obsolete arms and ammunition in
store.—A member of Congress advertises in a Now York
paper a cadetship appointment to the United States Naval
Academy for sale. So many Senators have came to Europe
that it is proposed to hold a session here this summer, and
discuss the Alabama question.—The American association
for the advancement of science will meet in Salem, Mu-
sachusetts, August 18.—The National Photographic Asso-
ciation has opened its exhibition in Boston in Horticultu-
ral Hall ; Berlin, Paris, and London artists have freely
contributed, and in every style ; the president is Abraham
Bogardus; treasurer, Henry T. Anthony; secretaries
(permanent), E. L. Stetson of Philadelphia (resident), G.
11. Loomis of Boston.—The Narragansett Steamship Com-
pany met at Providence on Tuesday, June 1. General
Burnside retired from the presidency, and James Fisk,
jun., was chosen in his place. John H. Bacon, jun., is
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grants arrived at Chicago.—Upwards of 4,000,000 Ger-
mans reside in the United States--The thrifty Chinese in
San Francisco are said to have $5,000,000 in gold hoarded
in old stockings, and a savings bank hag been started to
get it into circulation.—People are recommended not to
advocate or to think even of war until they have read the
hooks just published at Washington containing the Ala-
bama negotiation. If they only stick to that rule there
would be little fear that the advocates would be found, for
the huge volumes would take months to read.
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LONDON, THURSDAY, JUNE 24, 1869.

It seems like poetical justice that the Bishops of
the Protestant Church in Ireland, in the now exceed-
ingly probable contingency of that Church being
disestablished, will be brought within range of the
penalties imposed by the Ecclesiastical Titles Bill.
That this ludicrous result is inevitable, Lori Cot,-
CHESTER has just taken occasion to indicate plainly
enough, as already very generally recognised, by the
wording of his proposed amendment to clause thirteen.
According to the entry made by the noble baron upon
the Lords' paper, it will be suggested by him that
there shall be added to clause thirteen—" and the
persons who from time to time shall exercise and dis-
charge archiepiscopal functions in the said church
shall be permitted to assemble and use titles in re-
spect of the districts or places within which they
exercise such functions without incurring any penalty
by law attaching to persons assuming ecclesiastical
titles in respect of any place or district without being
by law thereunto authorised." It appears almost
ludicrous that within less than a score of years from
the date of the passing of that intolerant and angry
act, by which England, for once, with a " sound and
fury signifying nothing,' protested against what,
in her indignation, she mistook for a territorial
aggresAion, Lu, what was, all the while, nothing
more nor less than a purely ecclesiastical arrange-
ment on the part of the Sovereign Poctiff—it seems
almost, we say, ridiculous that, in less than twenty
years afterwards, the United Kingdom of Great Bri-
tain and Ireland should awaken to the fact that
that eery enactment may have an invidious applica-
tion to a .not inconsiderable part of its own Epis-
copacy. The fact is so, nevertheless. Ludicrous
though it may be, as a sort of histo-
rical anti-climax, the fact stands actu-

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