The New York herald., 1862-03-15
IMPORTANT FROM ITALY.
Hule Of the New Government In the
NeapOlttah Territory.


DxRsx said he had been somewhat surprised At the state
mcnt made BY Earl Russell that he had the pro
camation issued by the Italian authorities in tho Neapo
Titan territory. He Qord Derby had seen the Italian
newspaper containing il, and he afraid there wat
very little possibility that the document was
not authentic. The proclamation enumerated GER
tain woods and forests, and called upon every
farmer, agent and proprietor. Immediately after pub
hcaon Of that notification TO withdraw from such woods
and forests aborers shepherds goatherds all cattle
now thereon and ordering the destruction OF the novels
of shepherds. It then went to direct that nobody
should carry provisions for the Of the armsteads
should any farmstead possess more than abso-
utely necessary Tor days sustenanco. Any
person infringing tho proclamation, without ex-
ception as to time or place, was to be
not insult their lordshps by Offering single
tary the proclamation, but would leave before them
in Its naked atrocy. He wished to know II government
had received any information from Sir James Hudson ia
reference to tho proclamation; whether Sir James had
expressed an opinion upon and whether he had taken
upon himself as her Maestys representative to repre-
sent in friendly way the effect which be produced
upon the country by such proclamation.
Earl RUSSELL agreed with Lord Derby that nothing
would be moro cruel wrong than to issue such
proclamation, involving the innocent with the guilty,
and spreading desoation over large district of country
But he had yet evidence Of the Authenticity of the
document The proclamation published the 10Th
OF February at Turin but II had not yet been noticed
either by onr Minister at Turin or by her Mestys Con-
sui at Naples though, If published, would naturally
under his observation Hc had been told however, that
it bore striking resemblance to proclamation pub
shed in 1910 by the government of Naples. He trusted,
for the sake Of tho Italian and for the sake
OF humanity, that the proclamation would prove TO
ties that had to bs overcome, he "I had D'J the
greatest confidence that a government of liberty
and order would permanently be established in Italy and
he trusted that before long the independence Of that
country would be recognized by every nation in Europe
The Earl of DERBY said the noble earl had answered
q single question that had been put to him.
p m To md
son, but had not yet received an answer whsthor tho
proclamation genuine not. If it proved to be
thsntic he should feel it his duty to make fitting
presentation TO the Italian government the subject
In the House Of Lords the 2Sth ut Earl RUSSELL
nounced that the recent Objectionable Italian procama
ton was issued without authority by the officer com
manding the district in question: and had been promptly
suppressed by government.
day (Friday) national demonstration generally
pected and that in consequence the French garrison had
been placed under arms the Corso closed and the Papa
LIVERPOOL, March 2, 1852.
Prince Napoleon in speech in the French Senate, de-
mands that the French troops evacuate Rome.
committee Of the Prussan Chamber OF Representa-
ves has passed resolutions recognizing the kingdom Of
Italy.
The Italian Cabinet openly the government OF
Ticino OF MISUNDERSTANDING having confscated the
Episcopal benefces and demands the annulment Of the
conscaio restitution of the acquired rights and
pensation for the maladmnisraon The Italian govern
ment finally threatens TO retaliate by suppressng the
Hevctic College connected with Borromeo College.
On the 26th OF February an imposing demonstration oc
ourred the carnival at Rome. The Corso was empty
but the Forum, Coliseum and Botanical Gardens were
filed with people and carriages. The police com.
PEELED to remain inactive.
u is rurored that the Ministry has resigned but the
King has not accepted the resignation.
The Coasionc believes the ling journey to Naples is
postponed.
Great Britain.
At the meeting Of the shareholders OF the Great Eastern
the directors report adopted The Board hopes to
have the ship ready for by the beginning Of April.
fresh mission to England on behalf Of tho Atlantic tee
graph and strongly urges the encouragement Of the
tsrprise by government. The Star says that Mr. Lin
guarantee two per cent upon a capital Of six
hundred thousand pounds for twenty or twenty five
years, If England will do the same.
On the 27h ultmo there somewhat of an alarming
movement among the unemployed laborers at Liverpool
Some Ave or six hundred formed in procession and
marched through the principal streesor the town 70 tho
Exchange flags, followed by . large mob. The crowd
hung about the Exchange for hour So without any
apparent object in view but large body Of police was
the again formed into something like procession and
proceeded to the workhouss whore under the survei
and the crowd quietly dispersed. There was nothing
like menace in the proceedings and no breach OF the peace
took place.
France.
The Opinion Nd:oaale had received 6rst warning on
account Of an article the discussions in the Senate
containing injurious expressions tending 10 insult the
great body Of the. Senate.
The discussion OF the address In the Senate had made
further progress On the 9th paragraphs three and nine
were adopted
In tho debate on Foreign Affairs, N. DE BouRcuxxY
Gen. GEMEAy objected TO the words Of the address
ating Rome, and demanded that the question should
N. BoaYKAN defended the expression used in the ad
dress He maintained that the exercise Of temporal au
thority was injurious to the Papal government:
In the Corps Legsla, Baron JouvsSAL laid on the
table the report OF the committee appointed to consider
the bill awarding pension to General Montauban for his
services in China The committee were unanimous in
their rejection of the bill The report discusses the
question and terminates thus:--''A the moment
when It Is about TO propose TO you reso-
luton inspired by motives Of the most elevated
character, the committee experience deep and
full impression. We know that the Corps sgisatif will
partake Of this sentiment while differing one point
from the intention Of the Emperor almost on the very
hour Of the day when the generous confidence Of
the Sovereign has restored TO IT several OF our essential
privileges; but have thought that upon question
touching fundamental principles without involving any
imperial political necessity, tna Independence of our Ian
guage would be the best proof of the sincerity Of de-
votion. The accomplishment Of duty has been still
facilitated by the result OF the VOTE being 1872 a.
The committee has not for moment apprchended falling
10 be The true interpreter OF the sentiments Of the As
senbly. The committee therefore unanimously proposes
the re ection Of this BILL"
Three amendments proposed on the subject of
General Monaubaus pension, the discussion OF which
fixed for the 9th These amendments rejected
by the committee. The discussion of tho report Is also
appointed TO take place the day. II is said the En-
peror has replied the letter addressed TO him by NJ do
Morny This letter will probably induce the Corps Legis
latn 10 abandon their project.
Tie Pope had twenty thousand francs to be dis
tributed among the suffering workmen at Lyons.
Tie Bourse the 2sth opened nrm. but closed very
fat at decline Of than one-hali Ter cent Three
per cent rentss. 70.<0.
PARr, March 2, 1862.
The discussion Ia the French Chambers excites the
greatest interest Tho speech Of Prince Napoleon asking
the suppression OF the temporal power Of the Pope
nrs considered the real policy OF the Emperor. La
guerroniore, known conGdsnt Of the Emperor. then
spoke in favor Of the temporal power and the Ministry
declared they would explain the policy Of the govern
mont on future occasion.
will be very exciting.
The Coasii,aoni to-day, in an article signed by Ii
marjrac audcs 10 the coonsss perhaps the
of oancc felt by the Emperor towards the Chamber OF
Deputies. TLs bad feeling 10 not attributable 10 the
scon OF the bill for Moutaubans pension but 70
understanding which the skul and perddious enemies
Of Frspsh nstituiols attempt 10 by false
and hateful calumniss Tho artcle concudes:"We are
convinced that the commuters report does not repre-
sont faithfully the true sentiments Of the Chamber.
The Moaeur states that the Nantes Journal Eperidnce
du People has received just warning for correspUndcnce