New-York tribune., 1866-12-28
VENICE.
THE CITY AFTER THE LATE NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. OF
THB PETEs-RLgcTioS FOR DEPUTIES TO THB IrAL-
IAN PARLIANBST--THE SUCCESSFUL CANDIDATES
A FLAG PRESENTATION FROM GESoA-coAhERcE
WITH AMERICA.
VENICE, Dec. 3, -
From Our Special Correspondent.

WITH AMEkiCA' ~. ....#
From Our Special Correspondent 49,, ~, - 9
Doubtless it seems an age to that fast people over the
sea since the celebrations consequent upon the King
entry into Venice while in our more quiet life we are Sun
living upon and talking over the brilliant iees. IL seems
bnt as Yesterday that listened 20 the morning salute
and the farewell cheers from the people as with his noble
escort Victor Emanuel left this city for Florence For
week the King had continuously received me neaIe'
welcome of the people, and witnessed the jealous Pao'
ism in his newy-aequired Provinces:
The magnificent scenes Of the celebration anu estiyl,
ties passed of with wonderful degree Of success and
holiday with its romantic displays and excited eelhgs
has gone giving way 20 long days OF actualtes-0i
earnest struggle in which enthusiasm alone Will
Strpped OF her gay decoraons Venice begins TO count
the cost Of her gsees and though she does so in no be-
grudging regref humor yet comparisons must DC MADE
and accounts settled Some very large items ior iesh
nurse are found as for instance the illumination OF the
piazza" costing 600 francs" and the Kings gal
le 10000 francs" head the column followed oy items
FOR the ten magnificent gaeys for the municipal officers
At half the cost EACH OF the Royal barge furnishing the
Royal palace left vacant BY the ssrere packlnguP OF
the Emperor when he vacated tne prenses htb ad1eS
TO sundry other items Of more or less Importance when
the authorities of your own city could furnish you on
limited scale, after similar receptons--fon certainly
will not blame the poor Venetians for sueh eApepse
luYuries under monarchy If good republicans indulge IN
them-ake up the total expense OF reception OF the
King for which the public treasury liable, according 10
different authorities ranging RON sl1 70 'en lOhs - ol
francs which is only portion Of the actual outlay as %
citizens in their private capacity expended each according
10 his ability Before the Italian soldiers entered tne city
the very poor who perhaps entertained the most exraYa
grant ideas of the benefits about TO be conferred upon
them by the change paYned their clothing TO buy cotton
material for flags these flags nnng in their turn into The
hands Of the pawnbroke that their
be supplied with bread during the interval occurring aer
the soldiers reception before the entrance OF the
King Z BY means best known 20 themselves
they managed repossess themselves Of their flags for The
royal reception and have passed from public observation
until day or two since when they added somewhat 70
the difficulties Of the present position BY presenting them
selves at the municipal Offices TO the number OF ZVO or
30O and demanded either os he supplied wth workor
funds from the public exchequer The ohcia recognized
them as OF thousands IN the city who
know not where look for the morows food aud wisely
adopted conciliato,y measures compromise wac eneced
by promise OF increasing the number OF the dredging
chimes used for deepening and cleaning the eanals giving
employment in this way to some white others were to pd
work at the senas and others st were 10 walt ior the