The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-07-01

and financial which lately promised result& Peace
Is not what the Italians want ID q their ruin They
must fight die OF naction and rust The old status
be endured for another month The question is
simply reduced to one Of life desihdeath certain
and positive peace is maintained possible in case OF
war.
But the chances in favor Of success and happy issue
from all the perils and endorsements surrounding
the kingdom much controlled by the elements in
her own hands, if manfuy and bravey employed that
she fail attempt grasp them and the
realization Of her wishes The great contest far from
being . secure for Italy, but the odds are we'll
worth contendng against For one, / do not
doubt the result The struggle against Austria and the
reactonary element at home will be long, arduoas and
trying one but Italy will emerge from 1t victorious and
will then take her true position among the first nations
of the earth The people fully awake to the charac.
ter OF the war before them but they enter upon IL
pledged the end of 1t and win tho great prize
every and at every sacrifice
For the past month there no cessation in the
vigorous preparations for During the period Of
negotiations for the PARIS Congress not moment
lost The work on steadily and uninterruptedly
though with less din and noise than before. Since the
fact is apparent that the Congress and that
must inevitably come the quiet application Of
pressive measures upon the enthusiasm and public
plays of the feeling Of the people has been r.
moved and the old spirit appears again and
makes the country lively more Volunteering was
stopped for while public demonstrations repressed and
the headlong rush of the people checked that the
spirit of the vivacious Italians really very low The
pressure has been removed, and see daily new evil
dences OF the existence Of the old fire burning brighter
and brighter and spreading with q rapidy which will
wrap the peninsula In blaze Of patriotism and zeal
another forty Eight hours
The government Is now satisfied that war is at hand
and they call upon the people for the necessary aid
support They grant them with aiacrity and enthusiast
good will The country is united now king and peasant
in a The Bourbonists and reactionists
weeded and placed in line where they may
be known and cared for and the great OF the people
Join in tho grand column which gives battle new
order Of things The government as have before re-
marked is earnest in its determination TO fight and
TO fght successfully Since the collapse of the
pacific scheme for European Congress- some measures
OF the greatest importance have been introduced by
the Ministry. The Chamber Of Deputies Is
engaged in discussion OF project before It OF great
moment and others TO be at presented OF equal
Importance The engaging its attention has for
ts object the providing OF and means-the sinews
of war. The project also, like doube-edged sword,
cuts both ways II replenishes the Golfers OF the Site
and thereby gives force TO its while il strikes
blow against its most powerful enemies at home. IL
conlscaes all the Church property in the KINGDOM and
devotes the proceeds national II is very sweep
ing in its provisions II completes the appropriation
Of ccclesasca property in one act and leaves no neces
sity for further legislation. The project in q modif
form about to be introduced last winter financial
scheme, but for some reason or other it never came
fairly before the Parliament. The pressure Of events
has brought IL forth again in q more stringent
and sweeping form, and IL ID 10 become
law. The debate on the subject has been going on
only for few days. but enough has been heard show
that IL has tremendous and overwhelming majority in
its favor and Is certain TO become law. The Church
party Of course, opposed to it, At least portion.
Some Of the old opponents have given in their support
under the new and nexorable demands Of the day. and
viii vote for it, The old Neo Catoco party hang out
md - ilz nv lint
have little influence When one OF them speaks against
the project he greeted by dersve laughter and ronca
questions, which put him down quickly The Chamber
will listen to any argument in favor Of the temporal
power OF the Church its right TO longer hold property
which has been in its possession for centuries Those
old doctrines exploded and are hooted At in parla
ment.
But in spite Of the clearly expressed determination to
finish all the temporal power OF tho Pope once, his
adherents battle on only TO be badgered hooted down
and laughed at by the great majority.
Italy wants money and she must have Il, and she pro-
poses to get portion by snppresng religious corporations
and appropria,ng their property. This viii be mort
gagged security for large foreign loan which to
distant had the cloud arisen the religious cor
porations would certainly have been suppressed and
their property allowed TO naturally revert TO tho State
FOR ia own use.
But the pressing demand for funds has precpitased
the settlement OF the question and u will now be decided
for over and by majority N Parliament which 10 re-
ssless The property OF the Church In the kingdom Is
valued at something over ore hundred millions Of dollars
Apropos OF tins subject may mention that the proposal
which was defeated some Time ago to abolish the law
which exemps the clergy from military service about
TO be brought up again. and with chance Of passing
IL the ecclesiastical lupery taken by the State the
priests have way o. obtaining a livelihood except by
regular labor and they will then be allowed gain Il
thousand priests IN he Kingdom the government hopes
TO Obtain quite respectable acquisition TO its army
They fight excellsntly IL Is said, in Southern Italy,
where they have recently led the popuace against the
National Guard, finally finishing up couple OF small de-
achmenis OF them by Burning them in the houses they
took refuge In large number Of the priests
friends OF the KINGDOM and would like 10 tight for IL
but the balance are reactonsts and lovers Of the an
regime.
and the old systems--day night Unless the
world is going backward the result of the contest cannot
be doubtful
Another financial measure adopted by the government
which viii be presented In day or two, Is one
and one that must prove unpalafsbe IL has been ap
proved by Tie King, and Parliament will endorse H. IL
proposes nothing less than 10 place forced
loan upon the Of real estate to the amount OF
seven hundred and fifty million francs Il is certain TO
become law and TO he enforced With seven hundred
and my millions from forced loan, and as much more
from foreign loan guaranteed by the church property,
Italy will be able 10 make pretty long fight or course,
she has other Of income, viii IND them Such
these war. II the assembling Of an i'm
decree hiss been issued calling the entire
tngent reserves numbering one hundred and fifty thou
sand The volunteer force will be increased TO ono
hundred thousand men, IL Is said. The government is
making heavy contracts for supplies for the men
for six months, both in Italy and abroad The troops
are 20 be given ration OF rum when In the field
Kossuh Is IN Turin aiding in the formation Of Hun.
gsrian legion He is expected here tomorrow, with
General Turr, OF Garibalds leutensnis He II 10
proelamstons to the Hungarans, exhoriing
them To seize their chance rise, overthrow Austrian
rule and become Tree He is In constant correspondence
with his partisans IN Hungary and the country ~ be-
levcd 10 be ripe for revolt Kossuth may possibly &C
company Garibaldsn expedition, which IL pfopos d. To
the of his early exploits The revolutionary
elements secured FOR Italy aud likely 10 hear
Of startling events shortly after the war breaks out
Garibaldi IL expected almost daily. His me has
nearly come but doubtful whether he will be able
endure the fatgues OF q campaign. His wound still
annoys him. but he declares himself competent for any
lie u In ine spirits, and writes almost daisy
OF his famous erigrammafc tersc letters which are
foil OF force and encouragement Volunteering for his
corps will begin again once and not until the
desired number OF men--which no one knows-is Oh
tanned. which will not require many days All Italy
pants Join him Even the women desire TO Qght under
hs banners Two three days ago the Minister OF War
received petition from seventy women Of Milan, beg
ging 20 be pegtied 10 enroll themselves in company
soldiers during tho war The request could
complied with much 10 the dissatisfaction Of the
amazons. This shows the spirit which anmses The
people They all Tor war.
The adie. throughout the kingdom are forming socie
Ties OF Euccor like sanitary circles OF soldiers aid