New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-03-26
ITAI.Y.

HALL.
The majority Of the members Of the Chamber OF
Deputies have resolved 70 support the new Ministry
The details of the first sitting Of the General
Proyedimeno Assembly at Genoa had been published.
Gari1nldi vas most enthusiastically received. in
his speecb be spilauded the holy Ter Of Central
Committee OF the Provedmenro. The ider of form
ing one society from Ill the LIBERAL Italian societies
would prObab receive the approval OF all the rep
resentatvss OF these sOcieiies. he was strongly I'D
favor If such q usion III ogder 10 fofm-so express
il in n w0rd--the Roman taSces.
The Assembly here rose to their ieet, ano iouoiy
apUiauded Tho sentiment.
Garbaldi, when the applause snbhiceu' resumed
bis remarks. lie sad that he hoped ifsiiana would
sso hold out their hand 70 all the ensayed nliohs o.
tie earth.
Conmittee Of Geloa 10 assume certain zone, o',tr
wise that they would be compelled to ussoiVe Tue
Association.
We have now received verbatim report Of d.
Rsiazzs speech in the Turn Chamber OF Depnues
on Friday last Of the Roman policy of the new
Cabinet he sald:
have only TO reuind you Of the reiterated votes
OF the Chamber which We shall not III any way de-
part from. II il evident that the Roman question
cannot tie solved except by two nesns ac]ng s.mul'
taneously-the moral and the diplomatic AZ 70 ne
former It IL neeesrary 70 establish in the Catholic
world the opinion that the temporal power Is not
requisite to religions that when tho Church shall DC
relieved from worldly and interests, religion
csn only gam by H. and ie very pleasing 20 ne TO
point ou great p ogress Ia the opinion OF believers
on that Joint. When the question OF the feh OF the
temporhl rover WIS fret ra 90 Two years ego, many
persous ell alarmed and thought that religion mght
be run, present those persons hav become trhu-
qullli1eG. They comprehend tlat tneIe Is no hecss
sity for the Church to united 10 temporal power
and am glad a. say that ihs change has prlnci-
naIlv taken Mace i'm france IL suiced to nave OBJ
served the public mind in that clever and generous
nation; to zee that nile there was Ut rst snd OF
.s ran cement from the italian cause because rear
was entertained that the temporal power ana con
.eoueuty religion interests, might be com pr0m!5eo
but now o, inion has changed, and the huaoer Oh
Catholics who entertain 10 alarm 81 TIE Alhd he-s
considerably increased. have only 10 point oat 70
Won the discu .sons in the first body OF tho empire
Toe Senate. Ii you compare the deosIe on the al
fsr. of Rome which look place Last year with that
OF me present one you will that opinions have
changed and tba, tiose who were before the most
strongly opposed 10 any change connected WIN We
PoutiGcsl states, now entertain more moderate
opiaOpe | am pleased to say that for this chsDge
~. ere in part indebted 10 The words o. the Prince
who use. hs eloqueLce and bis hish POSITION TO IA
yor Italian interests every occasion. Loud ap-
pLtusel Morsl truths, gentlemen, frequently meet
with great CONTRIBUTIONS before they are admitted
interests which opposed to tbo truth frequently
ob.core il by Fictitious cloud, but in the eud the
ann shines through that cloud, and moral victory be-
long. TO the truth. BY the side Of moral mems
diplomatic ores must be employed. On that point,
also. you have traced ost the road, and we are
e.oVed 10 follow IL. lOu have sald thu. II ~ neces-
,sry 10 20 20 Rome in accord with France. Such is
our motto. We vii. solve the question m eccord
with France, for she hEs great interest IN Gong
in lie sense OF Italian unity. Il ne DO not so 10
accord win her and should wish to act alone, or,
what is Till worse, in spite Of her, We eha nJure
ourselyes and der art from the object in view. You
nav therefore be assured tlat shall follow the
f1rramme traced out by yoG. But she question OF
OH ,nces, Of Independence, OF Rome and " Venice,
depend ABOVE all internal organization. Irepeat,
that when wo shall be strongly constituted and
o,ranized-wAen We shall present to Europe the |
specaele Of nation VITO, after having accomplished
n great revolution in 70 few years, has known Low
20 60 stituie itself, and unity iis LAVE think that
our voice will be better heard IN the cabinets Of ,
Europe. tiesT, hear.
'Tle remain ler Of The speech was devoted 10 the
snbsc of the internal organization OF the kin gdom.
A Venice letter OF the Jih eays: " The Carnival
of Venice Is st IN end; 1t was tollod out by the
church iellT according 20 Immeinoual custom, last
,iyht But what the carnival Of Venice was or
wbst we, tolled out, Is rather difficult to dehne, |
since not one mask except that placed over the uuz
zle OF an Austrian dog, VIA seen during the whole
carnival. In Nain the police eudeavored 10 get up
an exhibition Of painted faces. lhe Secret Commit
TOE published their order 10 the effect that he nation
was ia grief and any manifestation Of reIoc ng WA
ineoIsi.ieut with the sorrow oil the people. TIE
yeretian. to u man obeyed the mandate OF the Com
mittee'
in consequence of tho intended demonstration of the
Grand day of the Carnival Among those taken By
tic poll e for what they would have Gone, pre-
snIue had there been any occasion, tie Sigpori
Venanzi Bottszzi and De ALgell,-the isst man
known in 1913 DomcilIary waits cave been Tor tho /
last lew days hourly iuiiiction. TJl not trouble
your renders with ali the Cries that l have beard
about the diAturba noes provoke by the PopoliBi--
how men dressed IN . black and yellow The hated
liver, If Auftfaj wore made 30 parade the streets
In order 20 excite an outbieak-LOw confetti" |
hard IN fiAts were thrown from certain windows at
certain people Tor the same purpose --ecsuse think
there il much eXhggcraiOn IN the accounts yet /
an sure that the French wee in dire 4
fear OF another affair like that Of Saint l
Ioseph's bay, and chat Goyon and his suJ- /
alferrs were prepared 70 take any stept rather
than allow themselves TO be the passive WIT /
oe-sel 81 Il frtsu ilgssscrc. Their suspicious were
crrsirly rot wnygomdei, for several pries's II will
men lon, two vel known here, Rosat aid Rocche,Sil
went 1J0lt DONG their lest 70 bring alialrs TO Ia
crisis 4 TREND assures that he heard one "
these BLACK sheep crying ont " OF are pretty so
rls 10 wl,h tor u United Itllyl Nice heretlcs you
,o!die " Victor Emanuel We val have DO Pied |
IL. n,e-o here" and other phrases equally tending
10 bling slairs Ia Rome to decisive point. AZ
nsmi. however tie Committee ana the people them
selves were TOO cautious aid wise for their torment,
ots could tell sou other stories vi the priests and
their works, but me Ddiiy IdegF0Pk would not,
sod ed could not publish them. The conduct OF
tie rapal troops ard police J. disgrace TO the
Vatican aud the french officers have had 10 inter-
fere seyerll tmes in the interest OF, decency sid
order. Posslbly you viii be told that eXaggtrGte
bit suppress, All caIuo, repeat, the stories IN print
which / could authenticate IRA pcce.
AUSTRIA.
VrrssA, March 2, 1862
n anratversons upon Austria IN 90, speeches