, 1860-05-17
ITALIAN mATTKRS.
Reception Of Victor, Em&nuef Mt F1o-~
cnce--Activity OIL N 4x1fnf.


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The following interesting item, .>e f,on u
foreign correspondence Of the New York rr.ss
The passsRe OF the King from the railwgy
station 70, The pittf palace, was an ovatiou such
as onl< succeesiut military monarchs nre apt to
out using what might appear language of exaes.
ration, the enthusiasm, almost run wild, Of The
people as they greeted their sovereign friend
and chief Flowers fell in showera from MIN
dowa. balconies md house tops, until the- ar
was fairly per!umed with their odors, and the
ground tnpestried With their scattered Iearcs.
Such horal abundance proved once more the
fitness Of shs tit'a which -F4oreoo elaims-. Citv
Of Hlowers." White and crimson cameltas arc
as plenty here 81 this reason ~ grasshoppers in
Jnrc. An elegant boquet made Of them. Of
siza suitable for lady to carry in her. hand, can
oe got fur Il p4ui; and one.Aa large III d Waller
pail 'or 9cudo. ID the Via Co zaioco]i. ever
green trees Of considerable eixe we're nut. un
threuRh the length 0, the streets, and their
branches stuck thick with these beautiful tIo1.
ersl Everywhere they wereio prufuson. They
rere woTen into many-hued robe, whose eay.
and graceful folds fell wide over tho tatr city,
!. Thus. while the Holy Father at Rome i.ex.
tbci Church the independent King, the people
.arelfolowlng him With applause and blessings,
The people know their friends. aud in whom
to put their trust. :.t:::EtKe ddiant.utao.a lie
the honest kng-is tue title by which they aa-
Lutte the sovereign they huve chosen, Victor
Emanuel will extend bis stay. in Tuscany to ten
or fifteen days; afterwards he will pursue his
journey III other parts Of his newly acquired
domiuious. Everywbere be is waited for bY
hi Isubiecta with open besr,s and aru,a.-
Iluln,nations ire prepared for him, be is 81 uted
with songs and shouts, and flowers are scattered
in bis pa.h. His bes friends can only Wish that
he may not be weakened By the intoxcation of
n,AS IL Il .+:11 l..
the severest trials Of all are still 10 be met.
Weapons are at this u omeur forging, which are
to prbve the temper of the shield with which be
i. guarded. II the shield i. O true metal, and
those who hold 1t up ere sturdy men, The last
triumph also is sure. The shafts Of a still for
midabtc en- my will either be shattered against
II, or they will penetrnte it, and bring shield and
bea1er to the ground E.
= The Pope hn teund military coadjutor i'm
hued with that fAuaticai zeal for the cause Of
the Pre'acY, in its Invaded worldly rights, which
His Holiness bas been praying for; and we
may expect that in spite Of al 'h4 talk of trust.
iaE to divine revenge, some earnest work is
not attempted.
Aazzini, who during the last year was COM
p!ete]y superseded By the Franco .Sardinian a.
lance, the conquest Of Lombardy, and the an-
exA.ion Of Central Italy aud Tuscany, has re:
gently turned a1l bis actiTity upon the South
oi Italy. at NIPPLES he has clandestinc press;
in Sicily be has succeeded in stirring up gen.
eral rising. Though the official accounts
from Naples hare repeatedly declared that
the resurrection WAS crushed at once, we
know that up 10 the l71h inst.y such was not
the case. At Palermo, indeed, where themeet-
ing Of the couspirants in the monastery D la
Gaucia was betrayed on the, 4th by 9 trizr, the
insurgents, assaiied by alt tie garrison, had to
yield: About si1ty were killed snd as n1Any ar.
rested; but the bulk Of them shrew themselves
into the mountains, raised at Coreione the
standard of ltaIisn unity, aud kept the troops
1t Palermo in continual alarm.
-, Though it is entirely impossible to get cor
rect information about the details Of the s,rug.
gle iu Sicily, We know enough to assert win
certainty that Naples IL now unable tp;assist
the Pope aud Gen. Lsmoriciers IN their schemes
for the rsconquest Of the Romagoa.