The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-01-15

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NO "Ao9 va % "ymg onss Sr tne young Kingdom OF
AAv uso'gess Suesnon q ways ana means. on which
~ dsssnss hasDs 70 b sesed some way or other BY
Ne prseA hshamsnt, whsch met On 'tae issh OF hast
nonI' IN sno ma" OF the rive huna'su In the famous
SAasso nss7" on the Aoosns, ana vas formally opened
~ v'c'or Emanuel tho nE@ King o. Italy. It's com
posed OF many new men, fesh from Che people, and for
she most psS strong sdherents OF the present house
yet nsss not addressed ITSELF 70 she examination OF
sne measures recommended oy the King In his address
from the rronc, they having oeen occupied In com
pieuns the organization d the two chambers and the
seemeet on 'ne claims q son'estns members to seats
Their aoor are now nearly completed and II Is expected
tna ney WIZ soon devote their best powers to tho eluci
eaon o 'he great ana all importan, question OF hnances
ana VIII require all tner resources 70 attain success
iui issue Ihe kingdom Oh Italy In debt over three
hundrca millions OF francs and each day the onerous
Sarucn s augmented 70 serious extent The kingdom
mas Few internal resources such as those OF the United
Aa'es nch may enable t TO increase It's income to
such an extent as TO finally wipe out any debt may
create IL Is carried on by taxation, which is yearly
growing larger ana more oneroos 1he people have thus
mr psid cheeuiy and heavily, but the rate increases
every year and they can see no end 70 the demands,
while she deficits seem TO grow In proportion TO the in
come
rAos"~o AUTHORIZATION on rak cHuscH PROPERTY FOR
PAYMENT oF rHE NATIONAL Dsnr
mo safe OF tho government interest In railways
ised 70 improve '"e hnanc @' CONDITION oil 'he state TO
sns extent anticipated snd now a nov scheme h pro
5esed which likely and indeed certain to be met with
sArnea and furious opposition' and which sex
sing by the State Of the church property In the king
dom II s project which the King supports warmly;
and thsre 10 no desst thai n will be successfully
ned Through In this Parliament not able TO say
BY how srest SUM this vast appropriation will enrich
the coers Of the State butcerainly sufficiently to wipe
cut the debt and leave handsome balance for future
go Many disinterestcd and fsr-sccing express
grave doubts Of the etneacy Of The plan but Others
again. equally well informed and able 70 express
opinion, arc conndsat q W. success. AT all events
wiIl b trcd, and by another year thss vast pro
psry. which has 10 long been In the hands
q religious oorporaissn will revert 20 thestse and
shs people The suppression Of mary religious orders