New-York tribune., 1867-09-06

Indignant. and if private remOnstrances fail,
they will have to separate publicly IRON
their ambitious colleague. fancy they VIII
hiring him 10 reason, as he must understand
that, while rs the General OF an undlsclphne1 ana
even TebeOus army be would be prize wOrt IN WIN,
ming 10y the present Government as the deposed
chief of a compact legion he would be hardly worth
accepting a gift. Absence from the capital inlX-
ing with the supplementary outsiders III puoiIc
meetings and private reunions. and more tnah All,
the quiet SteadfaSt, half cOntemptuOus attitude as
suned by Garbaldi toward these whllom pioneers.
is bringing them back TO their old bearings, and
should be surprised after all 10 see them first and
foremost among the S0tt6 sfdccOnt whose red shirts
are already sewn by the stately matrons OF the
Trastenece. This schsm in the radical camp is well
known TO Ratazzi. and renders his line of conduct
still more uncertain that his character must OF
necessity make it, Nigra" says this mornings tele-
days version that he would return, but
after RatazH had been to fetch away Madame
the departure of NJ. Malaret is triumph for the
present Ministry, toward whom he has ever acted
with insOence, and his absence from the diplomatic
gallery in the Chamber of Deputies will be salts
faction to most of its habitues Rarely if ever, have
seen FTenchman vugarly mpertinent IN his
conduct as this representative OF ~ gidnde NATION
Hand-and- glove with the Rcasolian faction, he
would sit and oStentatousy applaud any speech
from their side of the house but as soon as an orator
of the left or left center arose. would yawn, srug
his soldiers. laugh ironically, and leaning over the
baustTade talk in half whispers TO the members below
Once the Speaker of the Chamber was forced by the
opposition TO call him 10 account; once Garlbaldl
wrote him letter which he took care not to publish
for the present Premier But say the Liberals these
victories are mere childs play; We want to know
how our Government Is acting OF intending 10 act
with regard TO the pending question between rance
and ourselves with regard 10 the threatened inter-
ventOn of 10000 men with regard to the promised re-
endorsements of the Antilles legion. The DunOnt cpl
sOde is not the only one anent which explanations
must be asked and given; we must be told why France
has been allowed TO violate the convention by send
ing a French legion into Rome, to whose officers
military career is guaranteed by the French Govern
ment to whose soldiers the rights of French citizens
are reserved, and on whom the punishment OF deser
tiOn inflicted, their time of service IN SAID legion be-
ing computed though passed IN the actual ranks OF
the French army We must be told whether, when
the note i'll the MoRueW appeared our Government
expressed its surprise that under any preteXt the
Minister of War should have intrusted any French
general with any mission whatsoever; whether the
protest against the existence OF the legion mas oee
made, and whether, IN case of reinforcenentS beng
sent or any direct or indirect intervention
attempted, the Italian Government IS prepared
TO saw Good yOu have torn One-half of the Conyen
tionEwe fear the other We consented to forego our
right TO annex Rome to Italy by torclDly eXpelllng
the Pope as we expelled the Bourbon on the CON
dtion that You should withdraw your troops and alb
stain from all lnte eVenton' ana TINS we du leelhg
sure that the Pope left face 10 face with his own
subjects would be unable to hold his own Tor single
month, but you, i'll an underhand fashion assist the
POpe every soldier III his legion feels that France ~
at his back; so good, and we assist the Romans
openly and undsgusedly." This Is the reply which
the entire Liberal party demand shall be to
Prance-FTance whom they have long distrusted, and
since the Mexican tragedy ceased to fear. But Ra-
daTeS not Tor his lie 10 hOlu tls language III
is affirmed by his personal supporters that, he
has asked that the name of the legion shall be
changed and that the grand concession is TO
be granted, but another legion recruited
in France will replace this already dis
mantlcd band and with this satisfaction the
liberals are expected 10 he content; 1t then shows
which way the wind blows, and tring Incl
dent, just brought under my notice, proves more
than any defamation how timid Is the present
Ministry. Two Piedmontese-one a lawyer, the
other a working man-started with Italian passports
and all their papers en- TgIt, for Rome on private
business of their own; neither OF them had ever been
Garibaldans nor had they any political motives for
their iourney they were arrested in the Province of
Viterbo east into filthy prison, kept seven days IN
dirt and starvation, then liberated, refused permis-
sion to 20 to Rome. and ANONYMOUSLY sent across
the frontier On hearing their case Deputy BeTtanl
laid il AT once before the Minister of Foreign Affairs
SignOr CampellO, demanding that steps be taken to
obtain redress What can we do" asked the Minis
ter I'VE are pOweTless. Why do you grant pass
ports. if you cant OF won't, cause them 10 De re-
spected" " Those who use them must take their
chance" was the only reply
One cannot wonder that the Radicals recoll farther
and farther from coalition" and, as things 20,
its pity. Ratazzl' like many better Hailan'
seems doomed to attain 70 the possibility OF reallz-
ing his prOudest hopes and then from sheer coward
ice to fail. He could govern ltay-thc old con-
sorfeJe are beaten all sides; beaten III the Cham
ber of Deputies beaten the Senate, beaten IN the
provincial and communal elections at Naples, Iaer-
mo, Milan, and the minor towns-Only III Florence
have they lin last Sundays municipal electIOnsl OBJ
tanned a FAINT triumph and even there Enlllo ZIP
riani x-ViceDrector of the Sanitary III the Iyro
and on that account excluded by the eonSorit from
the Chamber Of Deputies stood AT the head OF inc
list Again the Opposition were disposed to hod
ont the hand of fellowship and last; not least,
Ratazzi possesses the exclusive confidence OF the
King. Foes were faint and friends were strong, but
he let the golden moment slip, allowed tne IRON
to cool. and now, doubt, could scarcely iany
round him the men that would have gwen
him fair trial fortnight ago. Hence things VIII
20 as bio OF DiarOo guide them. II the Romans be-
gin and Garibaldi gets to them without let or Inn
derance then the dscOrdant parties may once fall in
action. but as neither deputies nor ministers have
any hold longer on Romans or on Ganbaldi, II any
obstacle should be interposed between them ana
their AIM 1861 may prove more disastrous year than
1862 and all because we have not the night men Ill
the right place My letters VIII seem to you TO par,
take of the pervading spirit OF hesitation OF which
complain but a correspondents duty Is but to reflect
fhe spirt of the hour Uncertainty OF uncertalntcst
say the expectant band; all is uncertainty. l toa
YOU in nv last that Berani was off to Paris he can't
yet himself gone. Maeto who is the Genoese OF Ge-
noa, the chief of the famous Marsaa Carabineu the
Garibaldian, through all approval ana disapproVa;
has been worked up to such pitch that he went OH
on Wednesday to see for himself, and expect that
my own next letter. or at least the next Dnt one VIII
be dated Sienna which you VIII be pleasedto Ieleh
Der is on the road 10 Rome although 1t is the fashion
now to consider it the next stage TO CapTera.
The cholera is raging r0und rome anu no nlstake'
In Albano, i'll Palermo it is decidedly aristOcrauc
Ex-oueens and regnant cardinals marchionesses;
duchesses. counts all swept oil between noon ana
midnight say the sensational dispatches, but prOsalc
correspondents affirm that the cholera was rlfe IN
Rome before the priestly saturnalla was hed; tnat
four doctors were imprisoned III = angelo lor urging
preventive measures, ana tndt 10 INC H.oV hVtnins
was done 10 say the scourge fear increasings
that nothing can be done only one feels more CON-
Portable when all has been tried Here i'll Genoa we
are slowly on the increase To-day Il cases are &C
knowledged. ...u
Falconiers trial is drawing to a close; 1T is still
boped that he will be absolved from all charges save
that of unavoidable irreguarty i'll his accounts. -,
An awful murder and incest case now occupies the
sensation loving public. At noon young man ana
youno woman refresh themselves at way SIDE Inn
near Florence later the young man repasSed the inn
alone quietly reading French novel the corpse OF
his companion is found hour after in an adjacent
road the head severed from the trunk and buried