New-York tribune., 1867-09-25

pose OF te pensions annexed TO them Tor the further
vened.
And now tits time to return to the Electoral Hail.
where fear that shall be absent in spirit If present
IN the 1lesh Ii IL not pleasant sensation 10 fee
that the Alps are gradually separating one from
Ga1baldi, and that train missed-a diligence snow
bound-might cause you to arrive in Arezz9 4" too
late; but as yet have found that there is troyl
deDce for Garibaldians well as for children, so
must cen trust Tor Tempt 1t once more
GENEVA, Sept 12-s Pm.
note or two on to-days sitting before reporting
Yesterdays As Congress is closed and liberty dis
cussiOn being impossible in Geneva the Central Com
mittee transfers the seat of their deliberations to
Berne.r Such were the last words pronounced by
President Jollisant in the midst Of uproar and con-
fusion that might have graced the rowdest of rowdy
meetings III Baltimore or NewY0rk in 1850.
Garbaldi's departure left NJ Fay free to play his
last trick little thought the insurrectOnary guest
as, in reply to invitation from the crafty old fox
he mounted the stairs instant before sartingto to
bid the exand- d-wOuld-bea again President adeu that
in that very apartment fresh battle OF otScurdnfSm
would Oh the same day be organized But so 1t was.
NJ Fay time liherala liberal still by profession
abandoned by the Liberals for abuse OF power and
for certain private abuses which need not be emu
meracd here has taken advantage of the fury oi the
Catholics against the antl-Papal spirit prevalent III
the Congress, and hoping to win them to his SIDE Ill
his next struggle for Office las headed them III ORDER
to defeat the Radicals and bring rldcule on their
efforts. Yesterday the foreign orators were system
atically insulted by the 6eRerdn Catholics. L do
not say that some of these gentlemen were not
been taken to avoid hurting certain
susceptibilities, but you must remember that Enro
pean Democrats" were invited to Geneva precisely
because on soil save that of the SWISS Republic
could they hope for perfect liberty of thought speech
and discussion Hence when German proclaimed
the living image of the just" and French exile
proposed to "inllict fdrisSue on the name OF the
first Napoleon and sinar amenities, the so
"vaunted hospitality" should have kept the Gene
vans from manifesting other than pacific dis-
appreciation Insults, threats, and al the close
of the seance blows. Admit that the Catholics
are offended; that the religious question nad
better have been left alone, surely the ltal-
ians have a right to declare that the Papacy-the
Oldest, most tenacious, most formidable enemy OF
Italian nationality shall be eXtirpated from ltaiy
But no the Catholics pretend that their rights have
been violated, their convictions insulted, their hosp-
tality abused What "a chance for Fay. In the even
ing he cOnvOked them In his own house, drilled, re-
viewed them, and gave the scntlncls their watch,
was packed 10y a compact, disciplined NOT
numerous band of rowdlcs, who rs Fay
ascended the tribune yocferated Their applause, ana
with similar manimity hlssed and scOed at all the
speakers of the opposite party. NJ Fa2ys proposition
was that the resolutions of the committee which en-
bodied the answers to the two first questions oi tbe
programme (scc my letter of 9Th instD should not
even be put 10 the vote, being "puerilc common
place tending TO useless Oiienses' etc. Geneyan
seconded the proposition, but with consumnate tact
and heartfelt eaInesness implored the SWISS present
to abstain from yesterdays scenes; reminded tlqh
that if some of the eXies present exaggerated IN
their expressions that they had suffered nuch; tat
il was not always they could find solace III pouring
out their country's griefs aud that under oircrn
STANCE ought they allow 1t to bc said mat Geneva
had first invited European democrats to free discus
sion and then sted tho expression OF their sehti-
ments. Europe hostile and increduous, looks on;
how Will our enemies rejoice should the telegiaphe
wires announce Peace-COngress IN Geneva dissolved
by violence" But one protest, ne sad IS uapossi6Ia
IN free country protest against the liberty Of Others
His speech was appaudod by all save the deter
mined rowdies who hurried on the close of the gene
raj discussion insulted very tedious old ETcnchman
who, If wearisome had the right to speak, as he
had inscribed his name early among the olaors-and
when the President put Al. FaZys proposition to the
vote commenced such upToar that II was evident
fair play was out OF the question lhe ireSldcntiai
Board behaved admirably, and insisted on the show
Of hands
Those uplifted in favor of Fay were in n decided
minority; those raised TO vote the rotation OF me bhe
the rowdies insisted that they had won the day the
President patiently put the proposition second
time TO the vote. Same result lnghtful was tne
confusion which ensuod tho Committee naturally
looked to NJ Fazy 10 call his pTilsans to sense 3i
respect 10. Ie'y anu hi; hard thn iis s.. i. I
in Mephistophelian smile, stroklng MS chil Hnu,
when addressed, Struggling ms shoulders ana opening
his hands with the gesture Piiate must nave nuiI;
Then uprose the true GcncYan-whose name VIII
send in large letters in my neXtand poured out such
a volley OF reproacles addressed slich Singing 'a,S
to bis own party, that, for seconp the most N0ci
erous ouailed. =" We are beaten lac said, y ana do
Won dare to steal victory Did You choose your
President your Committee, IN order 10 insult theul
IL is their business to declare the result oi the vote
they tell you the Nays have IT, ana you dale 10 give
them the lie"
tions were read considering that the govern
ments of these States of Europe have failed to insure
the peace of the world, the peoples and here the
nnrdar was such that neither l. nor any at the re-
porters' table could follow the words. Suffice 1t
that the majority voted with the Commit
tee the rowdIcs against; but such was the
Babel that ensued that all calm dellbcratOn
on the best means of taking action on
the resolutions was impossible. Party spirit had
risen TO such pitch that doubtless many voted with
the committee who would not on calm reflection,
have done So After vain attempts TO restore order
and anxious that the hostile battallons should not
cnme IN n standnp fight in the Hail. the President
dissolved the Assembly and adjourned the troubles
OF the Congress to Berne -.
Further particulars and VI. Cener splendid speech
of yesterday by next post