New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-07-24

mora withdrew at once the bill tor the regulation OF
Church properly the Senate rejected the bill which was
to abolish the last privilege Of the Sonarists the eI
emptiou from military conscrptioni but siuce ire
Chamber nId clerical, II WINS adjourned. All
the Independent press protested against the
negotiations with Rome which implied the
senunciaiion of the real capital of Italy, Rome. and
recognition Of tho Popes temporal power In the
Iaean time, vegezi and Antonoli had como to
some arrangement The italian Government waived
all objection. to te return of tie Bishops and Arch
bishops who led fed TO Rome. and gave up Insisting
upon the taking Of the onth Of allegiance by oil new
bishors contcntng themselves with written decara-
ton in each cnse That tie Bishops will observe the laws
Of the State and not consprc against tho Government
The greatest difficulty remained, however 10 be solved
viz tie nomination Of the Bishops themselves. the
Pope being unwilling to recognize that right Of Victor
Emmanuel in Parins Modena Tuscany. Naples,
aud principally in the old Papal domnions
Veyozz therefore returned TO Florence for further In
.tructions and the Government was on the point OF
yielding even on tbs question, leaving the nom.naIon
If the Bshops exclusively to tie Pope. with the under
standing thar the Pope would nominate any person
uotoriousy hostile 10 the Kingdom. BIT the popu-
a.ion Of the large towns Turin Florence Milan. Pal
erInc Maple ParIna. Ae sna protested 50 energetic
ally against any negotiations with Rome the meetings
used so violent language that the Cabinet had not the
cart 10 alrolt public opinion. ycyozzi returned to
Rome. but did No. Yield any more while the Jesuiss
had succeeded in undermining Antonelis iu9uer 20
nd in changing tie favorable dispositions OF rle
Pope. A rupture was therefore tic natural
consequence. but only apparent ruptme-in fact.
ii IS only interruption Of the negotiations. TIE IS
hot W. la Df he
Of Florence and If Rome but time must be gwen
here and there that people snond by and by grow
custom-d to the idea Of concorda. between Italy ad
the Pope lie MaImora waits therefore to adjourn The
final conclusion Of tie treaty Ill eer the
tons which are to take place in Autumn ia The mean
while everything remains in stat. quo. but the
Bishops and Arcl bishops Of the old rroyi.ces and Of
Lombardy will be nominated according TO the verbal
agreement. The French Government which at the
outset did Dot interfere in the negotiations tries
row to arrrnge affairs. ard TO extend tie treaty to
politics Rome according to the views ofibe Emperor
is to be declared The honorary capital OF Italy
every Roman to get tie oits.nthip OF the
Kingdom. the Pope TO give a. general aInnesfyi
The passports and custom houses TO be abolished ard
Italy ~ pay . handsome 10 the Pope. IL these
views can he carried out at Rome the French garrison
is al once 10 be replaced by italian one and thus
ucace aud amiiy established between Italy and the
Pope. TIE neat step would be n commercial treaty be-
tween Italy and Austria thus ~ pave the way fr the
general reduction Of lie armies in Europe.
Such is the outline Of tie Imperial policy /. TO Italy.
and IL not improbable that the scheme might succeed,
and CONF ronse be obtained not only between Victor
mmannel rnl Plus the Ninih Int htewise 'h Fra"c'-
Joseph. Oi course such a compromise could not DO
nul., Int IL wculd secure peace Tor romo time
In ny ps,t letter you will get account Of tho most
important rrinis,cral crls, nt Vienna brought abou,
BY the afans Of Hungary