The New York herald., 1864-11-06
OuIilan Corresponds cncc.

.- MILAN, Oct II, 1884
ssa~at ef gtraness IN Ae Frina or the Capital Of
asly-Pasm of tAs esp,e and their Adherence to tie
ksss 7ytdFne iaJal 7s,npovalttes Doomed-A Teyy
lnpor anton of the Italian Parliament Expected, DC
fAcr, Is eIy any Italian city that, under the bene
ks.l in1u,pf free institutions, did not from
sAs sorpor ges 10 lie. and this noble city is,
assbtless. rst In this march Of general progress
V,tan In iTly part OF this century, and only for
snort timas the capital OF the go.caed kingdom
q italy, u the auspices Of Napoleon l. Then the
asr for indal sndeDce Of Italy had net yet struck
~ Il as'at rme that seeds Of liberty were sown
,Ass grswp under the baBeful influence OF Austrian
assye slsmc cm 1878 TO 1859 the Milanese suffered all
ssAs OF vons under their merciless rulers and long
yhe Iist linstrous marty who died for the indie
,ssaence siy Now few traces remain Of the cruel
AAA blood pot SIN Of the sxecrated "stranger;" but
b every ms neart lives an undying hatred against
tsrs,yn r,
a. wa,tionsd In my last letter from Turin, the
news Of rsucoItalian Convention was here received
vstA sstion. Milan had certainly large share in
- iibe, Of ltay but has most cbeerluy yielded
~ Hone SISTER city the honor Of being the capital
~ the an, and, indeed, Milan need not be AFRAID
~ this her high rank among The weathisst and
saest sp ci.ies 0; Euiope.
Hea ot nh o scitember are now before the public.
Eus ttugh us nc thing more than what already
Msw ano way change our frst impression
.ho ila0y eminent " n certainly execute the con-
VAoft u X cd fai.h will not have the sig ghtest
t>sd tote il. ihe manifestations which have re-
Snsiiy illace at Kone clearly show what must he
<ks nsvt iesu.t OF abandoning the Pontifoal gov
-, ncDt,oG Catholic lowers will not be allowed
- $50 the Romans " u, decide the question; and
- (ibt tDat Rome must eventually bs the capi.
~ u H,us Pope evi1enty sees that the withdrawal
y she b IS !raught With danger TO his throne, and
Srds's prayers and religious ceremonies to invoke
enasssi q Sa.nst IL.
Al WINK ously the 24th when the italian Parlia-
S~al ~el. lI Is asserted that General Garibaidi
vsi De al, but 1t IN Eot SIRE in what he will
ASaak i'r phet o. London has not been silent the
srsA. gt he has published In tho Italian papers
b ID tor once no agrees perfectly h the cierl-
sNAs, bsourso. Tor d'tferent reasons.
iae th Rcme has uot yet said what course u will
Hsgue.e Say that the Pope VIII ask the assistance
3 Ausl.d pain; but nobody believes that tboEe
tso Pow u dare 10 meet the united armies Of France
s&A I.aly,sr ~ sustain state that n uoomrd 70
ASvtisbil
s 10 ssnthat Lord Clarepdon's visit 70 Vienna has
tses sncotlan affairs tpsibd tries TO prevail on
Aasaris tluacs Venice, 70 order 70 avoid general
tsx. Rdsdter having quencned the Polish revolu-
HA n p.neems disposed TO uso her victory with
naasratrot
last ssts great number OF Mlanese gentlemen,
hsSr. E,pg 4 xscs, gave public dinner 70 Mr Po-
1sA ihes toasss and speeches. Mr. Peyoh enio-
tDsA the thth France, he having had the honor
u Adixipg .tuse 10 IL.
'fhs ws.tra has been quite chilly for the last
~ days tops OF the Alps, already covered with
hnsw, wAiAt ths wintcr y comiOg