New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-12-12

Hnyc, on own Correspondent

EIoRENCE, Nov. 10. 1869
Tomorrow tho Italian Chambers arc to meet
eean, bnt 20 many Of the members s absent that
n Rename q question whether quorum can be os
tanned. The extreme left well aware that 1t cannot
,ereise any influence Parliament has no intention OF
Tving " Turin The Neapolitan members are retained
q hss by the Kings presence. and the Tuscans by bis
pesed visit TO their province Oftbe Modeneee one 1t
lsast will certainly b missed on his seat GcenSa Of the
sasis lsss Aih daee1j he is In America and believes
nj s cannot serve his country better than by increas
app the hitter feelings between the United Sates and
England by his correspondence in the London Times.
Be writes English like an Englishman. and has in
Hor5on greater weigh than in Italy. where We rs
Sufficiently known GeSSini tells rs, in his memoirs
net thirty years back, q young patriot, WHO
Gns by the name Of Msriott came to
xlm In Switzerland, 90 ask for some assistance as he
Was about 70 go Turin in order 10 kill King Charles
Albert at that time detested by all the Liberals in
Europe account Of the terrible persecution OF al
those who were involved in the conspiracy for intro
encing constitution into Piedmont. Mazzini replied
- did not advise such rash act nor on The other hand
object TO IT, and gave the young man some material AID
On his dangerous errand TO Igrn o ne soon rcS .S
the king and would execute his purpose If he cOud get
suy weapon fit for 1t. Me,sini smiled when he rot
such strange information. and sent Marriott his own
dagger with apis laru handle. but when the desdly
weapon arrived al Turin the would be king knerfound
= m Il
- vetsrned II IN Mayyin or in snite Of hi
-. ~ introauo;nc hinself Nsrjo,ti ,erained for
Csi 80. y; ~ .a,sa,r nf ,n-,,, .alv Ind acted
49, a. Ss,n;, ra,nrys ia CO.. ,ons lime in II .
Ts, as S., - 4, r;,and y,prre he cave Italian
@ $3.50 =, "v . - NO owl SrrSNtsr of rich
NanaSsstap Observation-Disclosures and dronpinc HI. assumed
800 - Mor,otti re.nmed .Lat af Golenvaf he
Eand ~ ,nrned a uoSe-,fa in politics pm enemy o.
Xa~-,ni in les t,Na,iss Aherts thorc6 d'AN'res os
Tants 49, :" ,nsn,her Of The Piedmontsse Chnnher 9
Tn;glt n, ST. Narr,t;us and Ieznrus R;szs nl
1Aosb often enonch attacked by tho renegade never
,.yeseJ rio nsst nn,ii ,he dew when tlis man hn<
de ;mnnaence 10 denopnce hi. old friend ard nlasfor
e az nnrrirci,led man 81 blood nlcoys r,-dy
- tire .sssassibs so~ LING rrr,ler agd Who hsi
ence % ar C;sllenca's personal knowledge. icut
Ns iasis lszuIi handled daeser 20 murder ITO Irac
n..imous King Charles Albert This impgdcnce wGs
the fcafLer which broke tie came's back Mazzir'
published letter In which he plainly told the ridicu
fcrs story Of the dagger and that IL wgs tie Choyahcr
Ga.lenea himself who hcG asked for i and cAereI scn
70 Kill he King Though GsNenga ought TO have H. re-
secn zach result Of his dsuunciaiiOn. he was que
AevRacred hy Nazyins letter he resigned bis scat IN
tAe Picdnoriese Parliament returned the decoration
~ s. Narritius and Ieza-as 10 the King. and rc
earned "a Ionacn where the famous 7rs, iound that
~ hss now riven sufficient proofs Of the yersati'
81 his rrincrLs 10 qualify him for regular cores
1ond..ut ON tie stafs OF TIE great Thunlorc- Ahcr
ffSq Calcium became Italian politician ~