New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-10-29
ITALY.
ITALIAN FINANCES.

FLORENCE, Sunday.-The Malone Of to-day pub
fishes an Article in which il says:
offered advance the public Treasury $50 million hIe Of me
Of finance ea he Gov eanno, accept their conditions
and that oil negotiations on the subject must be as
vested during the ceased In consequences OF the
exchange Of the Publications OF the treaty Of peace mere rs no
probability these egoaons being resumed The Mnlstero
FINANCE able provide for the whole expenditure OF the cur
reut year and heew still be at h disposal 300 millions from
proceeds national loan 70 be carried over for meeting
tho expenditure OF the The Minister also refuses any
offer advances ,hesecuy Of the public rente or any props
smiar public loan would also be
account the OF the extraordinary powers granted 10
the King All relating TO the financial operations on
the part the therefore void OF foundation
Moreover we are IN position assert that the Minister DE-
sired 10 effect the great operation based on the monopoy
Treasury bat simply in conformity with his financial policy Of
future II is believed that the Minister will await the open
land credit and on the pubic domains The intention %
ing the tobacco monopoly has been altogether reinqused
The % millions forming the balance in the Venetian treasury
and the 1870 millions derived the axes voted by The
Chamber before the outbreak Of tho will diminish the DE
the public administration win be compensated by the reforms
preparation among which is the conversion Of The
public pensions into Fenies his measure VIII nnsh 'he
burdens Of the budget by 20 millions"
The LIBERATION OF VENICE.
Great preparations being made at Venice TO celebrate the
entry OF the King Italy that city The Bucentaure the
historic galley upon which the Doges OF Venice maled me
The King win be conducted the Ducal Palace along the
Grand Canal rayerng Venice in its greatest length Among
calculated produce the most profound sensation One oil inc
beautiful Of Venice entirely clothed In mourning
and covered with chains viii be presented TO his Majesty at
the O his coming in sight OF the city but In place OF
the Keys Of tho city the POdesa viii offer 10 the King syn
boc destined strike of the chains OF Slavery At the
the shackcs Of the captive and her mournfu vest
meDts will disappear at the sound OF sayoe Of artillery and Of
popular accamaons Venice persOnifed transformed into
goddess OF liberty will then present the King the traditional
cushion upon which viii be found golden key Express
The VENETIAN TROOPS.
telegram from Venice says Gen Reve has left here for
Verona make arrangements with the Austrian authorities
the Venean present in Austria not 10 be sent 10 Vens
while cholera prey ais These Venetian troops viii be fur
laughed for an indefinite period
THE occUPAn0S OF vESETIA
Gems Leboef and Moring have len for Pam0noFa which
win be occupic, Immediately by the Italian troops
A dispatch ron Florence says The Italians viii enter
yeruna q October IL and Vcnice on the 10Th
The Austrian Government have agreed TO the Italian popo
the Venetian soldiers who AT present IN Eir
should be removed venea for the present account %
the prev alcnce OF cholera.
THg TEXT or THE AUs1Ro-TTALiAS TREATY.
The O6cGi CARTE pabsh' the text Of the Ausro Italian
Treaty Peace the chef points Of which have been tse
Tnphed. ~
The Subscriptions 10 the National Ioan progressing very
satisfactorily Several comnunes instead OF paylng Only me
inanent ds October have paid up their entire share OF
the loan.