New-York tribune., 1867-08-05
ITAI
THE ROMAN QUESTION.


body Of Garibaldians 600 strong have ap-
peared at different points on the Papa frontiers pue
were prevented by the Italian troops from making any
attempt at invasion
The inspection of the French Legion at Rome
by French General DumOnt and his speech, have pro
duced general excitement elsewhere than In the Itaan
Parliament DumOnt ia reported to have urged the men
not to DESERT said that though they wore the Popes
cockade and were paid by him. they were French soldiers
charged 10 defend the Papa Government for the French
Emperor and that they must defend it to the last drop OF
their blood II is considered that Gen. DdlnonI S woua
not have yentured such an appeal unless
md a. ia insisted that the speech another proof that
the French Emperor is not disposed 10 I9leIae 'o
Satisfy the aspirations" for the possession Of that city
which al Italians and the italian Govefnueht Ht s
I'm connection with this matter it may be staed that one
OF the journals has letter nom Florence OF te 1!SS
which says that Garbadi has disappeared nom M th he
Sann of his health that Mazzni arrived at Genoa,
italian feet has been sent 10 "ach 'he F0
In the Chamber of Deputies on the 22d' Sig
nors Piancani and Curt mterrogated the Government
the inspection Of the Papal troops by fTenen
General which they declared to be fagrant p0lsoS d
Of the September Convention, and on the arnanent
enlistments which were being made u was supPoSoU ~
Signcr Raazzl in reply said that he Deeved the dn
runors OF the armaments were exaZyeIat,eu, anu han
cared that they were being made by the Romans tno
selves He did not consider it necessary for m 10 con
radct the reports that the Italian %
He said that those under delusion VINO oeneve1
that the Italian GoverHnent Moui1 toier"Eo SnS
vIoIatiou Of their engagements. The Roman quesnOn
must be solved by moral means Expapati2ns Psa Qesh
he sad demanded of the French Government Is to the
TO the spirit and the letter OF the convention wen ne
would cause to respected sgnor Rataz denied tnat
any arrangement had been entered into with france or
the restitution OF Roman deserters and no
tive OF France had stated that foreign shOuu p
regarded as an indirect intervention the part OF
France He believed that the French Government wmen
desired the execution Of the Convocaton, Wouu hot 10
srnor Iapora said the Romans had the right to enter
their territory and endeavor to obtain freedom ior ne
sgn0r Ratazz in reply declared that he would always
the territory subject u another Government 10 Do
| respected
| The matter then dropped.
letter from Rome that the National Committee
and the center of the surectOn having agreed to sink
the differences between them have constituted them;
selves united body, under the title OF the Naona
Roman Juna This fusion OF parties Is 70 be made Known
to the Romans I'm programme which Will shortly De
ssned. The Italian Government continues 70 be on the
alert and 1t said there is no fear OF any disturbance
| taking place in the States lf the Church.
THE CHURCH PROPERTY BILL.
The general debate upoa this bill in the Italian Parla
aent lasted nearly days but the discussion OF the sepa
rate clauses proceeds rapidly, that most OF the
firmly by the principles OF the plan drawn up 10y the
Committee, which may be summed up IN three points
Tile suppression Of the religious corporations the
abolition ot1nOrtmaiu and the applying Of ecclesiastical
property 10 the ecf cf the necessities OF the State The
iast Is the point upon which the debate turns the other
two being included the project Of Sciaoja and the
great object TO arrange financial scheme by which the
State may be able to derive the greatest possible profit
from the alienation of the church property.
In the Chamber OF Deputies on the 10Th and 20th of
adopted with come modiheations. The discussion of
Article was adjourned
The Pope has sent valuable presents the Sultan
Of Turkey and the yceroy Of Egypt in recognition Of e
protection accorded in the States to Catholics.
The Pope has received the formal recantaton OF the
celebrated theologian Passaglia who leaves Italy for
London 30 assist Archbishop Manning