, 1866-11-14


farm IT their Own.
flour Government gave literary men im-
prrsaiA ronsu!rbtll> new. and thrn. tt,s conn !
tty, In Fsn1c respects, would BE- the Eal.cr. |
A. present the taeuliy Of observation, aid |
thp art Of recording what Is Seen, APPEAR to !
On tlle tfade uf The rc-p:r'iyc Countries, |
written by the consu:s, ars Issued, and half |
Of them hre done in sloytoIy, imparIect
way dcnuttng thr waEl Of 4 quick eye, as
we'll as ofa rcady pen.
OUR ITALIAN LETTER.
Thn Venetian K1rctI',n-!1 Araction
TIfreatenrd - Troubles ia Sle:iy-
Irosti'1t-s in South 1taiy--Tis~ .kon.n IA
Ct~sti<,r,-~ x'rr~au.fs Trial The .'uun-
try Nos PrO~rrs"u%-Thc 3intry OF Ene
KtM:.- spa nlsbt u ntt~rs.
From Our os1 Coa~.pnadcrt.l
MILAN. Oc!Ibc -. 1856.
Tie principal public interest Il the clee.
Gal in Fc,e;1a. whist will uccn7 tom ,rrow.
The fart thst ninety nine in lundrel OF
The votes will be east for the union with
Italy, docs not excite half The fntcscs. that
centres 10 the small fraction Of lissrat which
Is expected. For tl,al- frartlon represents
the enemy, not mcrcty the one In ytuetla,
but the complete black body Of hlm stretch-
Ing ftcm the FIiuil II ,unlains to the hills
behind Palermo, where hr'.:auds arc fl.i,liug.
How much power the relr.gr,iu party ros-
aes-cs u clearly shown by the E.rt that few
are expected 10 resist the tcLnp:st OF enthu-
Gfcsm Wllirh swccps over Vene.ia, and to re-
cord lhcir vn Is ayatnst lta&y.
The truth Is, VIC arc In the trough OF the
sea- The immense wave Of cathu:i,sm
which carried us up 10 the war and through
it, has retired, and. outside Ut Ycne:Ia, there
is a dangerous csim. Reaction Is mus.-rin:
Tor an attack On the Law for ths suppress
sion Of The converts, and at Tue came time
everybody finds more II nc 10 hc,rai! tbs in-
efficiency Of tic Government thau to bc hap
~ atout Vcnctia- Reactions urr stronger
here than viii, you. Consider how quickly
llc French occupation Of Enmc followed o.
tho splendid cuihlsia>mA uf 1s4a.
Our Ericln arlsu FINN various cau,cs. l.
There lis no present prospect that Sicily
Will lie cheerful fur sune tisnc.
The briEruds muster In The woods and hits
tehsHd Palermo, and tAev hare ii consideTa-
bic y iiisathy iruni tue psehcian p tl,ulatton.
TEc Ajn,in.stratiou lhcfc ,inirs wrctcheliy
| on its five lrcs-a Frcftct, 4 Qu"stor, Nh
tsonal Gnaid. Judiciary and To, al Com
1htssa0ncr, nll acting quite INDEPENDENTLY
and whether the ministry authorizes mild
lain thu. We shall have neither tho ono nor
the other. lnlecisluu nuI coun.rr.na.clling
| will undo Auy plan.
.. In the re*t Of 8south Italy the Reac-
IT. riets hare full liberty 10 l,atea conspiracy
now, and seem 10 Use 1t diligently. Fore
warned Is luscas1ned" does not seem to m
ply te This nac1idau. Nothi". seems to be
doing to Prevent rcprodueti,n Of tie ~
lcrmitan farce ut Sal leg. There /. gene. nj
nervousness lest the Fapat isrty succeed In
convincing people abroad tha:: sc Ito not de-
ser,e our good luck and ought to be taken
I n tFfslr tim nj
Rome y is so certain that The Roman Court
Is about 10 make It's supreme c,lorts for life.
That some tEemble lest they mar succeed.
8. There Is no sign tlat this Roman question
Is IN the way Of q satisfactory settlement,
aud some iottniations are thrown 1t that We
shall sreas with the Pope and bind cur hands
by i recognition OF our Jtllersou Davis roy-
erEmcnt. Not to recognize the temporal
Faracy hiss been a casdtoal point In or d.
p'otnacy, and 50 lar 70 have got on without
saving the words. Napoleon has wished aud
still wlshcs to entangle US there, and NOW It
is icared we slnll 1nake'n new convention,
stiputating expressly the preservation Of the
temporal power. do not believe VIC shall
60 only note that tle:c Is 40 effort 70:
that, and q public inquielu4c over the
matter.
4. Tint farce Of The trial Of rcrsauo br tho
Senate, converted into q hfgl, court OF JUS
tice to try one Of lta members, Is source OF
irritation aud modification, Ii Is seen that
nothing can come fit; That aftcra month or
two Of pfcl,nliDnrles the whole case must fill
to the ground ard an iucaraclly Of tho frat
class b: reinstatcd In posltion n q fruit of the
pompous Parade Of y trial. Several OF the
| mosl Intelligent members arc trying to throw
the case overheard ou leen! quihocs, mud they
justify Themselves to their friends bv Saving
that "no good could possibly come OF tht
trial. It could at least ooly prove that Per
sauo ought neges to have beei, m Admiral
But to punisll him Tor the lack Of brains
would 10 bad precedent for the Scnate.''
& The country Is not rras.rrsng and the
taxes are heavy, while tue treasury Ia pilIns ur
large deficiency every year. Tue want IF q
dnansicI for aiinister i strongly felt aud
being rald slowly, and the banka will In the
c-d advance mos. Of il Ut cnuyulous Interest
just pow Italy nerds Ii money- n isc uaan yuusf
than she ever needed q Cayonr.
g. Parties are unsettled. We had demo
patty; but The dissiuclions afs about last
We have plenty Of dtsarrcemenis bat ~ ye1
NC cannot make great party lines out o
! them; and VIC begin to sec that some grca
. party an!mus is needed to arouse po!iiica
interest and action IN our lcthafsfe mildl.
; class. Pcrheps had better s.o, describta.
our g7i~fs. 1t is an i'll time to air thea
} Over the Mlnc!n aud the 20 other thou:htl
are breathcd. There the pcrlc are in Area
E dim simplicity nbnnt NIL these things. Tue,
> a.s crsiIg as the tsoops Of Italy march IN
/ thought beyond TIC first Ions. br,at1I Of lib
: c1y. There has been the widest enthusiasm
e over the reception Of tue troops. Such
q multitude oftiaes WAS ncrcrscca, and seldom
4 has Italy vuns with such apr.ausc. Thl
!. King 60 snou 10 Venice think wo shall Al
l feel "lcnph better asscr the grand "love
: least" extending ffsm PcscAlera 10 tie shore
Q Of the Adfiatic.
), II fs et'll uncertain when tho King vii
= | \ {%3s. - <yT%1
b Fenettans want some time 10 complete thei
? rreparattons.. Il was not possible To COT
!. etruct triumphal arches under the noses {
= the late Lords; and In Venice all things III ov
: at q 1eitnrcly pace. Besides It Is doubted
. the possibilities 6 :te annexation cAn a
b be completed teiorc the middle OF mex
month.
Whether Or not the Roman question will b
II lett to solve i:sclf or be figured out 10
l. solution By the Christian powers. Is the ca.
5 dinnl point In that great concern Of 1talJ
. Just now people are little disturbed By ii
d having burned all strange fires to ashes
o now burning quantities Of Incense to Gai
r. vicar on Garth. The latest runloz Ia tha: tw
IT or three OF her vessels Of war ar p,c21-ln
: to take POSSESSION IS soon as ths fsensa $.
j. u1odesty-aud siccc LISA VIC have bccoa
is very mudcst-wc doubt wh.:her her SPANS
.e Majesty eau get in. Nothing would plea:
Of Italy better than chance to matl p1Tt
=, about the size Of Spain, out OF the heres
y that Rome belongs TO the Catholic wosld.
lg Be surc Spain Will not try conclusions vii
a. Italy unless she has something at her bac'
T. The more dangerous combination of ciernn
=, stances Is thai atNapolcou-not wholly occ
ot Ticd With dying, perhaps-may awake out
ot his lctharEy and applr his awful enersy
It. the point Whc.e resistance Is weakest, ar
Of take his last revenge on this liberal VOL
1e which he hafffiatcs and half loves, bat Who'll
u Gtsrs, by e1throning ali Europe ut Rome,
C. the tc:soa Of the pupe, supported BY {
= army q soldiers If all na lions. On that ri:
I, the soldiers would be called volunteers h
s. 1t Is cnly 4 question 0: money, accr all. r
es Queen cfsrain will pay. Ills rumored Ii
she has already sold private property
1c raise funds for the Holy Father.
It l. pruhalle tllat other Powers might
or persuaded iuto = small Investment II Nap
Is Icon we1c to urge it upon them IS gJt
in stock. II an arrangement OF that so.s VIC
SC made for ouly one gear 1t would greatly CT
II bara*s Italy, for all the Powers eagag
nd would be plnc!ns themselves in hostile
K. iitude 10 her.
en- II the Roman question is lcf: to solve
re self, It ceases TO be question. Eyea Il
At PaFal Court has too mitch sense to st!uc:
u. alone AGAINST ill the. Romans, backed !
Is kibilfty. only thrcc cont neie.: 1.s. +
of Pope would run away, aud leave I!lly
aa enter IN tho estate. ID. He would try
ho run his machine alone, AMI soon ind th:
by With Romans In Rome and br1gands jast .,
ne | side, Italian troops could not make matte
h, ! worse, aud might make them a deal bette
>s. or, Sd. He wontd be good and wise and m i
ni- bis peace with that WayWaru. but still .
at voted son Of the Church. Victor Emann
t. 1-ft T. I