, 1865-12-12
FROM ITALY,

Ignorance Of italian PhysIcian1-sur.
prtAtne Aatukcness Of the New Minis
ter Of Ftnauce-Thc Temporal Power
Of the Pope Assured by Secret Treaty
The Evacuation by tho French.
Correspondence Of the Chicso Trihane.]
FLORENCE, Italy, Hn7 IL 1855.
ENG VICTOR ENAsUEL AT MALES.
The principal Item Of news this week. is
that the King and some OF his Ministers arc
on a visit to Naples. where the cholera has
ragged since the middle of October. Tele-
graphic dispatches INFORM Us TINT Victor
Emanuel Is making the round of the hospitals,
talking With the sick, and giving money for
the poor and bereaved families. Probably
few things give him more satisfaction than
generous deeds OF this kind. He has little
foudness for the displays OF royalty, and we
know that 1t Is difficult TO induce him to make,
now and then, an exhibition of his royal per.
son. If he were the only nonarchist in Italy,
tic would abdicate aud go hunting for the rest
Of his days.
This visit will do good at Naples; for the
people will contrast II with tho conduct OF
King Bomba who, IN 1854, ran away from
Naples when the cholera came there,
About 5000 cases Of cholera have been re-
number were fatal. This proportion Of NOR
taHt, Is pretty constant throughout Europe.
have looked over statistics of the visitation
Of 1854, and ind the mortality to hare been
about the same. In 1855 nearly all died but
the doctors knew nothing then Of the treat
ment adapted to the disease, An old physi-
clan lately informed me that in that ycas tho
Italian faculty bled their cholera patients
do not think they arc yet free from tradi-
tional prejudices which interfere with q ra-
tional practice. An Itallan doctor regards
Inflammation as the greatest danger..in all dis
cases-as the very devil watching for an open
door to the house of life. He will not at.
tempt rapid cures, and his only violent rem
cdy Is to let blood. As this last Il not now
| In uso for cholera, the treatment wants yisor,
md many die for lack Of brandy and h1da-
mum.
Naplcs Is the only flrst-class italian city yet
attacked by the Asiatfc visitor. Genoa, Tur-
in, Milan, Florence and LcShorn have thus
| far escaped.
THE GOVERNMENT AND TIE CHOLERA.
| The present Ministry deserve great praise
for the frankness with which they have treat
| cd the public. They laye promptly and reg
u1arly reported every case Of cholera In the
kingdom, mud It has had most tranquilizing,
cnect. 1ne peoPi; uAso heeu taat tne Go7'
4 esnnenI H.. was nIIEe.y w ehgaEea ehg IL u aeaSns
to keep them In the dark as to the movements
OF the enemy. This conduct Is In striking con-
trast with that pursued by ''thsI most civilized
nation on ea1th." The utmost pains seems to
nave oeen 'nhe1 " Sonseaa tus iacts. a9oat
cnolela ~ ,. rams si.. Gau aotnl1S aas oeeh oore
over the lest Of Europe.
I arur VIEW 4fYSsIsrFn4u ry.-.>-ou
Commander Sella. ..ainfster Of Finance. ha:
made speech t., tie citizens ofa VILLAGE h
Piedmont Who have inst cIected him to i sea.
in the nesF Parliament, Ii he had made thc
| speee1, before election. do not think he
Would have rot the sent. He grayelr inform
folio Of Finance he did 60 viii, rreat cnnfi
dcnce. stthouoh he knew nothinp shont fI1an
ctal ulatters.T Even Italians can 1aurh n,
this ridiculous confession, Us they did Mt thai
OF General lnMnrmora-the present Pre-,
mler-who once Informed Parliament TINT be
knew the French Emperor wished well tC
Italy,. "because," said he, Napoleon once
n.1,. 49,. a.. p iti00ii. 49,. IL.
Mtaay s.,u ~ aapaey; ns sa{S, Us tne
a.1 to-,,. ~ IN ~. ,,.3as4s "aan ~ w
S9nr trnch the neor,ic MT ~ smuoyisin mi,
also has arnuseti rs not n littlc. Practical
morals il the last thing priest Of the Romau
Church ia ItaIy viii think Of feachine. But
perhaps Mr. sella's ereatest hinnacr was ths
Reclamation ti1at tIle Venetian unestton was
s{mnlv a Hnnnciai one IN otber ,Tnrda ~
~ h.rn Venetia Whenever Va ran of,nrd r.
ssn .,,s+r;s har n,tcs This nrnvaEoI A
e3,ayaiIon 3 in the official gazette Of Vienna that
niioo f1n anrancbad - negHtictione n that s,Iris
ataay hpter lasn siisnce M the W. Venet.n
sue .sn aan psi'ef Aeep 'is'Ase ot' |As 's1e'11'
Huset. o.1,, u,. verv neo-,v r;ch+
tesIiape ~. ssA - a.t W. S,nndar :,
pIl wv. w 6t3t - - ~" W1,,1a ~
~ '"u t,as,;n,D ~ Pe,,s
tEe sSnies"' "'s-nus.em qussuot ~ ~ 4, 9s =
sla, ana tnAt cteates pieaoinPtlon t1aL s1e
TeEaIas ts11l,otia! Egas - m~e.enaotaoas ~
eoods; ouL tnat viG" - DOL PopuMI onc'
ana sue w! @ seafefly avow IL os Jnslussns'
tne hopts u oof rHanee n1at'
ARRANGING TEE MAP or EUROPE
There is tn1k now of q tttradc all rouud'' as
settlement of the map of Europe, Prussia
IS 10 absorb North Germany, France to 70 up
to The Rhlno, Italy to have Venetla. and
Austria to be Compensated out of possessions
down The Danube. II there is u1y truth In
tlis-and II Is 80 Tar pure speculation-France
will also have part Of Piedmont, for 1t Is not
possible Napoleon will settle the Venetian
question for nothing,
SECRET TREATY WITH FRANCE.
.so.. ,aax aaa e,.,.;.,, t.r..a A.
hnout ~ 1em W., ,si ,aH1. % aaoiae9 eas a
pno1s 1naL nc lieatI WIZ fraaces knoWn as
@ nG c1tnir sac,et ~ -tiriea St4 h,a,, ~ ptso
ni,,e,, nau t1,o .hiic ,art TboTnnrdt;oa ILL
1 loy ~ 9agMe sor ha st .r.anetie ~ sl,
sne rscnsn tloops ~ W. sSats, VI promrse ,Ms
;n.o.as,n ~. a.oa - ..,,,s s9S4 w
t.Dan,, - tfn po,.o 49,, NJ .snti,od 1,.1,Ionte
tf",rini aesorfe5 that 1ha sac-5t o-t;cis r.~,'
;de5 ~ t6e ,,a,1na,,.na ~ ~ ~
FInscncc the eess5nn of a nart m Of P|edmont M
tsta+,a,,. nttxn1tad .-saI IssTos .ttsn,io.e ~
ianaIee H. 1Ess s.arv nSEcnstsot;n1 j., X ~
.,.tt,. M - r., ,ea,- ~ ~, ,rh;st. ~ - o-t7.iss
Wcrr writter thr nsarc IN tha Forricn f,,iics
'.hn.o nv Tsra Eont an5 cr,rn IL ~ ~
thc,n - "a sornawnrt cnrrnIorntsrs n ~ AToz.
t1,cre ,rrr< sscref articles ma that tEa ,n1o.
nenfsenee If The Pore ns n fcrnnnra1 nT;nce is
sccurrd Nv one ot fheu. Il Is cnrions that
ti,o,,eI. Tia notion approved Of thc removal
of tho cnpIsal from Turin to Florence, the
men who negotiated that Convention have
been In bad odor cvcs since. When people
praise q treaty and curse its makers, there
their powers In some way The removal to
Florence Ens approved because Other clties
enylcd Turin and ra1oiced to sec her suddenly
smitten; ont they are lttle ln the mood for
dteker1rs Win france ABOUT home or any
thm,ng mg eise; ,.n,,,.,n ;,e,z,o,, .... ,,o., ..a
We are regularly informed each week that
soon to be resumed. It Is even asserted that
they arc going on. Be sure Of this +: nothing
is known outside very small and silent cir
clc. ! think the pope viii get up IN army,
tne ;;4.1 W. III auo ~ sI1n !9s
Roma: hnt there IL pefsistent effort to ret
the Italian Government pledged to abandon
] It's claims to Rome and to the maintenance RI
( ei arn1is Of the temporal power. There Is an
~ fr1n t41o fnr1 ,fnh