New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-07-21
FEELING IN ITALY.


From the London rsnes Pan. Correspondence
The Eazznian section of the Liberal party the only
one that disposed or pre'enas S ,u'
ton il is ready TO urge its duPes forward. rs
believed in quarters likely TO be weniorrned fhat me
elements already organized IN Sw<ersnd Tor s'1nes
attempt but that they have been rendered
null in eonseq Of the influence exercised by tne
French government in that country and thai the
Isbment Of friendly relations between the CASTOR OF
Tcno and the Lombard government owing 20 the iner
yepton Of Dofour had sgood deal to do in the aar
Such at this moment appears 10 De ine ,Ias 81 sus
NAV be said that the King of Naples has always had
decided leaning toward Russia and his sympahes Tor the
Car continue the same, and this .ne part
bv Austria in the question Of the East and in favor
Of Turkey and the Western powers. mat fSRehd" Is
shown not directly, but indirectly, by such measures as
those respecug the expectation of sulphur, and the
hibon OF the expectation of cattle and other objects
necessary for the AngoFrench troops In the East King
Ferdinand 10 give himself airs and affects to brave
the wrath Of the Powers because he aware that ensces
against his Government mean only revolution and that
there continental Government which has NOT whole
some fear of revolution Nor does appear that Tuscany
is wholly exempt from reproach this head and her
Government is accused OF permitting Russian ships TO
the Tuscan flag and thus disguised yictual III the
Mediterranean.
AZ TO TIE Court of Rome a distinction ought TO be
made between Plus TX and his Government The Pope
favorable TO Russia for the simple reason that he
considers him the most formidable enemy 10 Catholicism
but Cardinal Antonel Secretary OF State ana the ma
ory Of the Sacred College decidedly IN favor OF the
Gar. few Cardinals only to be found who share
the Popes opinions and among these was Cardinal or
mari, who died recently at Rome. Cardinal Fornari,
man distinguished for his scientific requirements, was
formerly professor of the Ecclesiastical Academy al
Rome and aerward Apostolic Nunco at Brussels ana at
Paris. His leaning was decidedly French Inc quesusn
OF naming him Secretary OF State, In place OF AntOne
was often mooed but the anti French influence OF the
Sacred College resisted successfully and Monssnor For
mari died without having attained the o3ec. OF ms am
biton. He filled nevertheless, some important o'hces
among others that OF President of the Congregation OF
Studies, which is nearly identical with the duties OF Mn
lister OF Public Instruction.
The Piedmon. Government Is the only Government
which shows itself frankly and loyalty friendly 10 France
and England, at the same time maintaining that political
equilibrium which does honor to the loyalty OF The Ming
the ability of the Government and his representatives at
foreign Courts also the prudence of the Chambers ana
the good OF the people BY that udcious aud hon
orable conduct Piedmont has the esteem of foreign
Governments, has maintained ats institutions ana the
honor of It's a,, has the dlcues which en-
comprised ii, and has formed in s favor numerous
party which gradually extending throughout all Italy
The Emperor has addressed t1e following letter 10 the
inv Palace of 81 Cloud, Monday July 8, 1885,
ske share in th cruel which you have just met With
your mOhe all times the devoted friend nine ana .1
u. and profound grief Of the family with the eens wheh
know entertain Tor it, and the expression OF whn 10
The Empress also wishes me to express you her
The funeral of the widow of Marshal Ney took place
this morning in the Church of 81. Louis Antin
PREPARATIONS IN SWEDEN
The King OF Sweden and the Crown Prince showing
immense activity in the inspection OF the naval and mill
ary resources the United Kingdom of Sweden and Nor
way On the 18th ut they returned from reviewing the
troops and local militia in the Island OF Gotand, where
the, had presented ucw coors to various regiments. On
the cCh they set of from Stockholm to WeNhon attended
BY tie Ministers OF Mar and Marine 10 review the house
hold cavalry the Swea and Body Guard Regiments, two
batteries OF artillery, portion OF the Dial Regiment the
corps of cadets the Norwegian Rifles battalion from the
Nerker Regiment and the steam and scheeen squadron
under the command Of the Duke of Osgoihand tho third
son. III the past week unusually numerous conferences
of the Ministers have been held under the presidency Of
the King but has been remarked with surprise that the
audiences of foreign ambassadors have almost entirely
ceased which formerly numerous. The question
eventual accession of the three Scandinavian Powers
The England and France still continues 10 form
the interesting topic of aud expectation
but nothing seems 10 be fixed on the subject Or the
squadron dispatched 10 the White sea- three English yes.
SEES two steam corvet,es OF Il guns, the Brick aud
another, and sailing frgae OF 80 guns the Eurydice
reached HGmmocst the west coas of Norway on the
siL june. Two French vessels expected 10 jonyery
shortly. Up TO the nth order had been received for
bloekadiug the ports of the White Sea.