New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-08-06
OBITUARY.
Death Of Farini.

Charles Louis Farni, the celebrated Italian aGhO. anl
statesman Whose death annOuneedby the Atlantic Tel
sgfsph was bora Russ, in the Roman States the
g9d Of October, 1922. Having studied medicine with
great success he soon became famous for several excellent
tatises on various diseases wei for his coa.rbg
10 scientific journals bnt becoming mixed up with
She political movements OF 1913 he fell under the ban
- the pontifca Government and driven into exile
lie resided successfully at Mareiles Paris Florence and
Turn following bis profession and when al length the
amnesty of Plus TX permitted Lis return to his country
DO vas appointed Professor Of tie Clinical Department in
Oamo. Subsequently the reforms which irauguFaed
having opened 70 him political career, be was
FIST appointed Minister Of the Interior, after
wsh elected Member Of Parliament, and ult
pssly nominated by Ross superintendent OF sanitary
matters and Of prisoners Fafini, whose political
ppDons Of the moderate order refused 10 adhere TO
the proclamation Of the Republic, and consequently
retired into Tuscany Amer the French army had esab
lshed itself In Rome be sought to resume his functions
bat opposed by the three cardinals who conducted
tho Government in the Of the Pope and was thus
compelled again TO 90 into exile. This time he went 10
Piedmont where his grea. abilities were highly appreciated,
and every opportunity afforded him for exercising them in
tho public service. After editing for some time the
4sorg'meHte, he appointed Minister of Public In
brucliOn, having seat at the same time in tho Pied
poaieso Parliament. He played an important part in
Tie stirring events OF 1852 On the expulsion Of the Duke
Ut Modcna, he chosen Dictator OF the Duchy and
aided greatly in bringing about The annexation Of Modena
hnd Parma to Piedmont. In 1860 ind him in Naples
Commissioner from the King Of Italy, assisting in the
arrangement by which Naples 10 become part Of the
new Italian Kingdom He held Office as Minister Of
commerce and Of Public Works in the last cabinet of
CsvOur and earnestly defended the policy Of alliance
between France and Italy, In consequence OF the failure
Of his health, owing 10 close application TO his public
eutes he declined entering the Ministry of Ratazzi
1862 but in December Of the year he named by
royal decree President OF the Cabinet This post i'll health
compelled him 10 resign in March OF the following year.
ig Mingheti taking bis place. the Parliament at the
pension of 25 900 francs. His principal works the
Roman State which has passed through several edtons
History Of Italy and Letters 70 Lord John Russell and
70 Gladstone
DEATH OF JUDGE PIRRsOS AT NEWARK.
The friends Of Judge Thomas b. Person will regret
which he was aced yesterday He was IA the 6sth yearof
k and had long been identified with the business inter
ess OF our city hhiinR been engaged IN the manufacture M
wagons he was Tor Justice Of the Peace for
nhtd Ward. and was twice appointed 10 the position Oh
Judge of the Court u Common Pleas this county JUDGE
Piercn prominent member Of Douoerstjc pariv
oaO OF ts leaders and oouuseot ana highly esteemed y
large circle Of friends hrOug county and state The
Of tho oldest members OF Odd FeU.
sal Masonic organizations aud Past Grad of the fo
her fraternity. NEWARK Courier tth.