The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-02-20

very deeply however, into the hearts Of the venetians
who just enjoying themselves, in the veest pos
aibe manner during the rst week Of theCarnival and
despite the annoyanoes attending the new currency sys
tenn despite bad segars ct high prices and despite the
general feeling OF Dissatisfaction stranger dropping into
Venice now would imagine that the people never even
breatbed sigh at their dependent, crushed condition
Death has also recently removed the youngest daughter OF
Orsn who died at Nice few days ago. only six years Of
age She was Of frai delicate constitution, and since
her fathers execution has been almost daily expected TO
die. .f .r1 f-
OF all the Italian States, Sardinia is considered tho
fahest advanced the most LIBERAL and the most likely TO
be the Power around which, tho future Young Italy will
rally and battle for nationality but the relics of libe-
ralsm sll remain in Sardinia, and sometimes exhibit
themselves. A letter from Turin, published in the
Gageua this morning, says: "We have had new re-
leous process which exhibits once more the stupid IN
congruiiy OF legislation in regard to worship While
at Turin and Genoa there Protestant churches publicly
OPEN and Greek church has just been solemnly naugu
rated at Nice in village Of Riviera d Genoa Ave or six
persons have been arrested and prosecuted for hay
ng held Protestant worhip in o private house
This in an enoimity in our legislation which
believe viii be speedily corrected CountOAvour intends
soon presenting plan for the regulation Of this whole
Italian State which at all free from prestly dictation,
and her newspapers even dared bully the Pope TO
make fun of the claim of the Church to the body aud soul
Of the youth who there salvation in ordinances ought
certainly Of future happiness after having
dergone both circumcision and baptism Another ques
ton has arisen upon this subject OF worship which
has excited quite sharp discussion between two Of the
newspapers of Turin It ia in reference to the Greek
church recently nauguraed by the Grand Duke Constan
tine at Nice, and the settlement Of which will probably
occupy to some extent the coming sesson" The decree
of the 4h March, 1S4S, in relation to religious worship
after ordanng that the Catholic is the sole religion OF the
State adds that other forms Of worship now existing
shall be tolerated. their practice permitted under
tain restrictions and regulations. One Of the papers, in
order strengthen its argument in favor Of the refor in
the religious federation laws assumes the position that the
phrase snow existing was evidently only intended to APP
ply the different forms Of other than the Catholic
which had then been introduced into Sardinia but did not
intend to apply TO all the forms OF religious worship ex
stpg throughout the world, and therefore could not
permit the introduction Of any new system into Sardinia
Now there Greek church in the Kingdom at the
of the PRONUNCIATION Of the ordinance commended
with good deal of force that either this church at Nice
must be put down or the statute materially changed.
Sardinia established itself into sort of Court of
Appeal the Mortara case, and has made practical
versa decision Of the sovereign Pon and his boy
stealing counseors and Jews, Professionals aud Moham
medaEs may be assured that there is one Italian State
least where the pumping water by servant girl on the
head Of unconscious Child does not deprive the parents
Of their God given right to their flesh and blood At
Genoa the Goth OF December before the first session Of
the Provincial Tribunal girl named Caerina LavezzarO
brought charged with having candestinely admins
tered baptism to child Leone Levi Israele Under the
royal patent OF Dec g. 1887 the public prosecutor claimed
the conviction and punishment by ne and the tribunal
after considerable elaboration awarded all which the prose-
the term of six months until the ne and costs were
paid There is TO be an appeal taken in the case but
there is little doubt but that the present decision will be
sustained The Israetes Of Genoa and fact throughout
Sardinia naturally very much eated at the result Of
the trial. and the whole world with the exception Of those
portions woere priestly ultramcnansm has absolute
rule, will admire the course which has been taken.
The railways in Italylke everything else in this un
progressive and-gct along but slowly. The road from
Cevita veochia to Rome which for long time past the
Roman journals have been stating would soon be finished
will be completed for several months, and persons
travelling route expecting rapid transit to the Eer
nal City will ascertain their mistake when they get into
one of the numbering stages which convey the passengers
to Rome. The road from Modena to Bologna will be
opened in June-the entire distancewhle from Modena
10 Reggie 1t will be opened in May.
From Rome there is little news of interest The King Of
Prussia has arrived there very much tgued. The city
is very full-as it always is during carnival time-and
strangers 1eeced TO the utmost extent The police
regulations for theatrical performances during carnival
there have been published and rather stringent
than they eyer have been before with an evident view Of
keeping matters quiet as possible during the inevitably
posy season The theatres were to be opened from the
2oth OF December to the ls of March but is prohibited
that either canes, umbrellas or seears be taken into the
pit, and noisy applause is to be gwen and encores
permitted except by the special permission Of the police
How would these regulations with additional prohibit
ion making peanuts forbidden fruit, operate within
he classic walls Of the Bowery. Let the bhoys throw
up the hats then and thank their stars that they live in
free country The Roman journals deny the statement
that there has been any Misunderstanding that there
any prospect Of difficulty, bet ween the governments of
His Holiness and the Emperor Napoleon.
In Milan some discoveries of statuary generally badly
broken and defaced have been made in the of
cya'on IN the new public gardens and the savants have
declared that the place burial ground during the
first or second century New discoveries there daily
being made.
The Direction of the Post has just published list of the
journals printed and circulated in the Austrian domnons