New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-09-27

the difference between knng and being skinned and no
Emperor anybody else r that matter ever Aed ne pas
form Of the verb 1t lsasant to seem to retreat
but Is 10 be told In some newspapers some time oe
hand that expected 10 be punctual think the TIA
liam Government ready compromise at Rome yedng Id
form much that the nation would not approve except ap
proves al these v xo 20 and wash yo1r
hands and let us try hnlsty-we don't want yoa any
longer Which popular dismissal called the ingratltude
of Revolutions We have here dozen Ministers who have
gone into private life In this wise men possibly bu
that when the servants Of the people are
so much wiser their they had best seek aconny
where masters wise enough 10 see the Wscom when
wasted in Italy Cf err rot wise fellows at end Of
an avenue m Washington preparing for honorable retire
mnt through excessive smartness at knowing Wha te
people want better than themselves do
The law for the suppression OF the converts is TO go
into effect and great effort being made 10 several OF
them the plea that they have great historic value 1t is
given out that Cosno and San Marco Florence are to
Be preserved rather doubt this for believe the effort to
save them failed in Parliament have doubt that the
Ministry would take the responsibility II II wished for no
Ministry here has paid any special attention to law but
pions as those mentioned There hundred converts
the Kingdom which have historical value out SO TOO had
hundred public buildings in various cities which have
themselves The probable fact that Monte Cosno ana San
Marco will be bought by the monks aided perhaps by those
devoted Engshmen who are so much interested IN Ash
when II has Romish face. 80
II suggested that the priests by ayang themselves OF
their citizenship under the Italian law and organizing their
order they do In the United States might make tse power
greoer and their future less precarous DOUBT ey VIII
attempt this generally at oncei but their properly WI" DC so
by for half less Of It's real va ue ana many OF
them arrange the purchase through deyoees oil the chuel
who will the money good sound interest bu as
de7oton is BY means podga OF wealth ~ Iay m 'nls
generation does not where the as and nuns WIZ
an the money 10 recover their pleasant places revival Oh
Medis asm is probibe IN Italy, ana the Englsh
one will hardly suffice for the emergency. -
GEN Nicotera and several GaTbadn officers hayeresigned
TO give emphasis their disapoa OF the diplomatic enor
mites Yeneta and had 1t that Gdibaldi himself
would follow the example The General is not much given to
following examples OF eny Sort and Tesignng 1' commission
Sppoleonc maaGie lie has been urged to resign but his
views Of duty have seldom ever been modned by the
solicitations Of people less wise than himself lie Sno"s th
threcouhs Of bis eouniymen are 1st as on dsgusd as
he and tha the Ministry share the feeling be prefers to 90
what he can the national spirit rather than contrib
ute The general Encouragement lie would II ms heath
permitted remain the MAINLAND and contribute his whole
power TO the formation OF real national party fosso ne
NAV remain a-d attend the opening OF Parliament pat his
heath poor and he more than ke TO go oCuprera
commission as General Of the Army probable; for
be hkcy believe that well Or III fought laian wars are
he to organize volunteer army system and both
RcasOl and Gen CaIin are said 10 favor some plan Tor
securing a National army at small cost.
lie railroads have tor several days been open TO venice
Travellers Iepo that the police system II The Ausirans al
Verona and Venice do not Indicate any Intention TO leave
Newspapers reentesly coniscated and every effort Is
made to Keep Out IDEAS out !. not 10 o expected
that Austrian oihcah shoui chahte haO a. lefl hot u9t
sey also change cline Reports which seem trustworthy de
Glaze only 1000 troops remain at Verona ana mat these W
Itaaus shall retire 10 Difference to
tLc sIscep,ib.es Of Ffauc, Joseph.
Tie chocra rather 90 the increase at Genoa aud naples
In the latter city q Deaths are reported day before yeeray
10 proper uay 20 deaths occurred the same daY but
adding tie decescs 10 The suburbs tue towoul be about as
Of naples All,
TIE cholera IN the Tru which according ~ me oncal
order has the whole oi fh ofthe iaimn Army across
c 20 seems inst appeared among The prisoners %
way returning um Austria There have been perhaps %
cases 90 pagia NI0ya--iud that Is nI.
The G'ro,se i0lils contain many instances showing te
dcs II ignorance and superstition m which portions oi thc
live MAJ, cases II cholera not discovered by tie
authorities urt drnt aud there good deal Of trouble
with popular dcsun ha tie authorities la'c dseminated
tbe eiocra for the tglu1OI Of people Tins comes
,frcl from the clerical shop which IN Gcnon-ls know
NON long residence tteIctns out good deal OF de'hs
work 81 tie same sort
In one tt- she poor people have divine instinct Whche'
bells against O. provisions Of ne autorr lH 90 ho' Nis
IN by ,truI and his sill cAIlliu Why some deaths occur
vt out public knowledge Of tic Illness Three days ago an
rnop m or frora,el o. the public Institution Tor tier
ca e M OF tlr disease dnl al Der sister orphans organized
armed opposition the removal II their htte com
peno 10 tie pa, lie hospital aud actually beat OF the police.
No y Government deserves tho cOnndca of the people
wh removes cholera psents from the sacred precincts .!
home however humble % the homo Some months
irclf cholera cIi.cnic6 used strong
ta, o. a. rrpe4t / consider the system Infamous
the powers Of government anl % be toe true reaso
uhy sanitary and quarantine measures unpopular and
often Iuitcss.