New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-06-06


luDacy, of which Pho Mono is the hero. file Travelled
some time since 10 the Papa seat and wrote book TO
show that the Eternal City is rapidly approximating
under the benign rule of Antone, TO the condition Of
the Garden of Eden before the fashion Of the fix leaf
came in The volume like Of the late Lord George
Bentircks speeches. who poured out whole columns Of
figures with the air of crusader is the very chivalry
of .tataics Educational criminal sanitary, commer-
cal and all oiher Roman returns are made TO pro-
duce such picture Of Patrarcha primitive excellence,
that if his Holiness would only come over here he
would at once be non mated for Mayor
Nedici who follows Ga bald TO Sicily, was distin-
opisbed in the deferse of Rome. He il a splendid
tyre of Italian standing six feet high, with nxu-
rant fair hair an aquine nose, and hghlyntellecual
cast Of countenance Since 1913 he kept small dry
goods store in Genoa and was generally respected
that as he walked through the streets the inhabitants
of every grade uncovered
The eynpathes of the great mass Of the English
people, and of many of the leading members OF the
Government are with the revolution. It had been the
cant of men by no means admirers of despotic govern
ment, that the Italians were not fit TO govern them
selves coDsuonally and the events of 1913 did not
seem to conrovert this doctrine; but since that time
the egg of Coumsss has been struck upon the tabla,
Il thing has been done, and Sardinia the hope and
stay of Italy, has won the admiration of Europe, alike
by the prudent and temperate form Of elgovernment
he has adopted in Der internal affairs and by the wise
ard vigorous foreign policy she has pursued. True
liberty does rot necessarily mean republican inslitu-
tons These are means, not the end and if Italy
could be had for the Italians free of forego rule aud
bayonets there are thousands of Italians would SIT
under their own vine and their fgtree, without
ever bestowiDe thought whether those blessings
proceeded from Lords, Commons Diets, Senate, or
Landtag Prince or President.
Duringthe past week, in the Lords the whippers-n
have had busy time in gathering in their respective
packs of Peers for the first real fight Of the session on
the question of reducing the duty on paper The bugle
call was sounded some ten days before by Lord Mont
eagle and since then both whippers have been un-
ceasipg in their exeIions. The Tory whiprer-in at
present the Marquis of Bath, young man OF Fenty-
eight with fat rent-roll of some hundred and twenty
thousand pounds year, whiskerless, beard ess and
mustaclless IA rare quality in England in such piping
times of preparing for war, and ambitious 10 have
something to do He is said, like all beginners, 10 be
full of zeal but Ike bis predecessor, Lord Colve OF
Culross, who was much of the same age and school,
i'll soon tire. On the other side, the Government
whpper-n the Earl of Bessborough, is sly, smooth,
the pecuarities ofevery hound in his ana the OPP
position pack. If majority could be made, he would
have made it, But on this occasion The mot dordre"
had been given for defeat. Lord Monteagle himself
Wig and supporter OF the Government, declared he
had calculated the amount of capital Mr.. Gladstone
sacrificed in giving the paper-duy up ard il amounted
to thirty millions. This carried off large lot Of
the old Wing force, and Government was beaten by
large majority.
This defeat does not involve necessarily appeal to
the country, nor is it likely that the Cabinet will think
it necessary to send in their designations though Mr..
Miner Gibson may, owing to bis pledges on this
question, retire. Lord Palnerstou, by moving for
Committ,e to hunt up presidents, has shelved the
difficulty for at least time.
The shIewdest Judges of political and things in
England seem to think that large majority OF the
Cabinet viii be sincerely grateful to the House Of
Lords for forcing back into the public purse million
and half of revenue it can i'll spare even with a
temporary ncome-tax. Lord Palmerston is said to be
of this number. Certain it is that when, on the
debate in the House of Commons on this question
Disraeli made his slashing tomahawk fcray on Glad
stone more in the style of 1916, when he Frustrated
"the sublime commonplace OF Sir Robert Peel, than
anything lie has done of late Palmerrton preserved
in Parliamentary warfare-the debate to close without
a word of rejoinder on behalf of his assaulted
colleague.
Lord Brougham has been receiving an ovation in
Edinburgh having been elected Chancellor of iIs Uu-
versity. The inaugural address, which occupies some
seven columns in Tile London Times, has all the old
Brougbam fire and splendor of illustration. His |
principal failing is in the delivery his voice being al
ways maintained at harsh screech-owl pitch, and |
the smp sentences being poured out with thunder
of vel emen earnesness and gy ration of person, if
lie denouncing OF old the infamy of a monarch,
or calling the Lords, Bonded knees, " to pass the |
BILL STILL this vitality and preternaural power, |
at such AN age il wondrous. He is upright ever,
and his gray lair, in huge, hirsute luxurance,
rounds his features like jingle in which huge |
barrels of animation concealed, which re- |
qured only touch of the torch 10 spring into |
a blaze. As he grows older, the world for
getting bis faults in the memory Of the great services
he Las rendered. 1t is distinction for any
pnblc man that his name should he nseparably con-
nected with the progress Of three such movements
the abolition OF Slavery, the promotion OF educatin
and the amendment Of the law. To this distinction
Henry Broughsm has earned incontestble title. Ii
will be his beet and surest passport TO lasting fame;
it win than atone in the ages of posterity for
many eccentIicities, many follies, and few grave
faults. Long after these have ceased b be remem-
bertd history, which rarely applies the microscope
will have 10 record, anG bis country to acknowledge
that the maturest years of long and increasingly
tive life still devoted with undated zeal 10 the
promotion Of those great objects whose advocacy
ro he ard IF tba md