The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-01-22

nRVnnss4 AM m ysan Of profound research he
Owes ~ his convioton that matters continue - ct
tssssnt before Ibhs ths number Of persons made
SaSy BY reading the so-caied political prsss win
p alarming. This new species Of mental abena-
yun ID the result Of the terrible monotony Of
NE nid political prints, and shows itself by
% most infalhble symptoms The stnngest
snd most frequent Of these symptoms is sort Of nxed
lssre the part Of the unfortunate victim Of this
mania read and reread certain number of his favor
10 newspaper~viz the last read by him when he was
- sound mind; and stubbora is this yearnng that 1t
y all but impossible to overcome it, Ono Of the most
hveterate under treatment by the doctor men,
usned Is that Of mad patient who insists upon reading
every morning and evening the Perseverance, Of May H.
lsos refusing with threats Of violence, TO read any
oeher sheet
THE Ksa's SPEECH AND rpl ELECTIONS.
During the past month tho reading public has been
RECALLED with uninterrupted string of upon
Me Kings speech, and In Ill probability ninety.
nine percent Of the italian press will for time TO
come be filed with all sorts OF renderings OF the
Another topic which Is occupying the attention OF
those suffering from potco nonomana consists In the
yeDors of parliamentary debates, with their accompany.
ing deductions. inductons supposiiions, &C. The most
bsiant offered to the public during the past
week is reported TO have emanated from the Baron
naiiaSo 10 these words:Gfhree causes have combined
. produce this low and gnoble party Of reaconsts,
10
tgcrs, carrying mutated fragments Of poor Italy's
corpse In their savage jaws" What do you think Of
ese admirable words, and this classical style Of ex-
The late elections have been attended with great
amount Of immortality and public corruption, most dis
graceful to the Italian people at large.
MUSICAL AND ARTISTIC
Adeina Patti, the celebrated singer, has more than
snoe lately incurred the OF both the dettan
and the general public for the liberties which she thinks
0t 20 take with the music Of the great masters 1t IL
ported that on one occasion when the Barber Seville
0un1 VIVIAN
Anditor declared a the conclusion OF the opera that
from PATHS rendering alone he would be unable to re-
oognize his composition owing TO the variations in
Noduced by Strakosch For be 1t known that srakosch,
Who married elder sister Of Patti is the agent trea
Hightngale who d. say sing not an act word
n0te without the previous assent Of her brother
craving crowded and enthusiastic houses, while Marni,
We famous basso profund has met with an equal
opera Of LIaiana IN A0ri but ali Of these artists are
Becoming stale 70 the public and fresher and younger
voices are now urgently needed
Much admiration here In Florence has been excited by
marble group finished not long since by the celebrated
sculptor Pho Fcdi, representing the carrying on Of
tied 1885, when the Forentine society for the Promo
Non Of the Fine Arts were 30 pleased with Its rarc
beauty poetry Of form that they inaugurated sub
scspton have the group marble by the sculptor
Yhe sum subscribed was 900 crowns and the artist
pAcsd opposite to the celebrated Cenau in the Arcagna
me sculptor faithfully kept TO his contract and chseled
ne group refusing the magnificent sum Of e ooo francs
GGuvre when nearly finished and still larger sum from
n italian nobIeman. Moreover in order to give his
undivided time and soul TO the work, he refused very
lucrative position professor Of ane arts at Milan
offered to him by the Minister Mamiani But, after all
these SACRIFICES Fed found 10 his chagrn that the conn.,
Uissioners and municipal authorizes, despite the
promises made, demurred to place the work OF living
men as Michael Angelo, Benvonato. Cellini and bona
Sslo
PARLIAMENTARY PRouxnasas
TO return to the prosac and interesting subject
q politics. may begin by stating that the history
hitherto Of the current session Of the Chamber Of Depu
ues II accurately written cannot but prove or B@otlan
stupidity In fact there have occurred many in
stances in this Parliament OF laundering ncapacy and
stupidity aside from corrupt mismanagement Of the
eonai affairs do not think speak with exaggera-
ton In predicting that II such course be persisted In
The o zaccSeron
y undoubtedly OF the most Inefficient presidents that
Mat body has ever had His language even would dis
The Cabinet ministers seem 70 court defeat and by
ohsr inudc,ous action they lay themselves constantly
bsnt upon proving themselves the champions of the most
eontracted and unpopular views ON AL public questions
In fact the deliberations Of the Parliament - conducted
By tho ministerial party show painful lack Of states
nanship and Judgment being characserized principally
4 principle or ideas THIS true sketch Of the char
q Ss 4 asnsd sSss o.
Despite the highsoundns phrases which made up
csTsAn political prosramme issued 10. yary ,ong s'1ce,
DAT ths national freedom and welfare OF Italy, much
sB her vital public interests, ID BY no means ~ much
ssught after by Iays IN Parliament as
Ne individual 70 power q these same men,
Who are mostly utterly devoid OF patriotic motives II
= 70 DO feared that, with the knowledge OF the I'M
sosupulous conduct Of political leaders who arc using
o. public resources their proa the people will
& iength all faith In the blessings and advantages OF
naaiona liberty in their desperation initiate the ac
Son Of the French people In 1S&S when they turned
seainst the domineering Cabinet Of Louis Philippe
coURr MAiTBRG
me King OF Bavaria has appointed Baron Prompesch
n Envoy Extraordinary and Minister Plenipoentiary TO
King Victor Emanuel Cardinal Granelini has arrived
- Oorcpce IL is supposed upon mission TO the govern
nens Of Italy regarding the bishops deprived Of their
laocsses in accordance with undertaking existing
bsswsen Sienor vegezzi and the Holy See:
Baron seebach. formerly Ambassador from Saxopy 70
- Tuileries, has been appointed Am0assadorto the
0oan Of Italy.