New-York tribune., 1867-08-19

terial amendments were accepted: lt was on the
nth article which must decide how much or tne
proceeds of the sequestrated property should 90
poured into the Government Golfers and the means y
which the should be realized that the iate oi n 6e
bill depended The Commissioners offered 4OOVVO,1,
600. RattaZzi, in his opening speech, denlisn1aenu ~
GO00OO0O0, alleging the necessity OF the immediate
suspension of the forced circulation OF paper one9
The article read for the st time at the close Oh
Thursdays debate; the cleTcals and modeTates ahA-
ous 10 leave the church in possession OF s property
the payment OF tax SGGodng 70 sne fySagd apd
Feara rallied their broken ranks and prepared LOT
final charge. The Opposition, whose Irritation win
the Premier had considerably cooled since his anu,
expedition speech, openly avowed that beyond
4O0OO0OO0 they would not go, while Rattazzl, on MS
part declared that whatever other concessions ne
would make he would not be fetteIed as 10 lhe Oug
thus: "The Government is authorized TO issue sum,
cient land bonds to bring into the treasury the actual
sum of 400OO00O0. The emissions shall be made IN
series, of different categories, to be determined oy
royal decree in consequence of deliberations taken
by tho Government, regulated by the wants OF tle
State Not less than one half of the land bonas must
be reserved for national subscribers More than one
hundred orators inscribed to speak on tiiis u.
article and we thought ourselves aOolheu ahe soTo
another week of human slmmerlng IN Gle ou'u
d Cnoue Ccnto especially as no perceptiDle M
was made Oh Friday, 20 speakers, chiefly OF Ihe Ign
occupying the entire sitting "lthne rrisni anf
definite proposition. But at midnight CrSpi a'iH ~
Rattazzi were seen arm in arm on ths ioMe % "
1fienta in earnest and apparently not hostile
sation and on Saturday morning tho conIio'i;ia.so
between the Minister'S and the Commissioner n
benches were eager and frequent. After lew de-
sutory speeches Rattazzi rose and passed IN eyigw m
said. stands at 220000000, not at 27O,OOOOo. as
affirmed by the ex-Minister LAMA. The reductions
in expenditure for the latter hall Of TINS yesF ear s tbey
amount to 500O0,000 and further reductioh o1 1
10000 900 is to be hoped for Shll 4Oo,OooOOO musS
be found to meet the deficit OF the two years ana
snspend the forced circulation OF paper money, In
order TO restore the balance between revenue ana ex
pendture in the future an annual lOOOOooOo OF esn
taxes must be levied especially as in the interests OF
credit and insurance the forced clrculatlOn OF aPd
money must be suspended i'll 1903 but 1oOvoV,VyIV
of old taxes are still in arrears lese must pe
looted before much profit can be looked for from the
new ones As to the emission OF fresh treasury Oons
proposed by Seismil Doda, too many are already
issued forced loan proposes DY LAMA Is s Sas Tss
of the questions all the rates of the forced loan OF So
are not yet paid up and never can be by many on te
debtors In short, the only proposition Inat can 10
accepted by the Government is the faculty 10 crete
snecial paper money destined exclusively for the
payment of the ecclesiastical lands whose sale 10
Just decreed. These lands, guaranteed by the In
mense wealth of the church. will, according 10 tne
orator be taken up almost at par by Italians them
selves dersive cheers from the right benchesI; any
other system would be subject to the rise ana I ol
Italian finds But the Government must DC leit Iiee
i'm ia negotiations must know whether 1T possesses
the confidence of the House, on this point there must
be no ambiguity it is question OF ne OF aeath io
the Ministry. AS Rattazzi took his seat sucn
scene of confusion ensued as has rarely been W.T.
messed in the Chamber. Cries OF Divide, divide
rose from the left benches; the members G .s % OF
the right protesting Yehemently against such un'
seemly haste" When order was somewhat restored
Sgor Ferraris reporter of the commission accepted
the Ministerial proposition IN the name oi ms COZ
leagues. SigOr Friezi, q stanch Rlcasollan,
commenced o violent harangue, ana wac
most rudely interrupted by tho QpposSlti0n;;
After vany trying to make himself heaIu Ie dasneS
from his seat into the middle of the hall and SHOOK
his fist in the faces of his jeerng adyersaTles MAS
sar and Maeuchni, his own partisans, rushed after
him; one caught his coat tail another ms arm, ahc
led him by main force to his seat, The Speaker
shouted, threatened, rung his bell all In vain thei
Rattazzi rose and begged the House not to decide
such momentOus question in moment OF such eX
element Crispi also reprOved his followers ant
declared that their conduct to Fuiz was violent and
unjust and the House at p. m. AZ 300 on sur
day morning it met again and sat till p M. VIII
only one hour recess LAMA, Sella, and other nota
bties prophesied the utter ruin OF the country, Du
the nth Article divided into two paragraphs was pu
to the vote -
The LIST paragraph stands "a follows: " The Govern
ment is authorized TO emit at such ep0chs, and n
such it sees fit, sufficient number OF NJ
per cent bonds TO insure the entry into the Treasury
of tho actual sum Of 4O0,0OO,0OOp
The right insisted on n nominal appeal. and III
numbers stood as follows: Present, Dl-Ieas, E54
Nays AZ; Abstained 5. The names OF the negative
voters clearly demonstrate that the Tuscan consor
terra have Joined hands with the cleTicals and thai
in both factions the generals are deserted by theii
soldiers
Paragraph o." These bonds shall be accepted al
their nominal value in payment of the lands whose
sale by this law is decrsed1 Votes, 81 Yeas 20
House. and the sitting was suspended for one hour
At 81 il was resumed and at 81 the 18TH 10th, 2Qth
DIST and Sd Articles being passed quickly as they
could be read the entire bill was put 10 the House
and passed into law by majority Of l52, the Yeas
being 2O4. the Nays So.
The excitement outside the House Is intense; 1t is
taken for granted that Crispi Will at enter into
the Ministry His organ, La Ref0rmd has an article
to-day auding RattazI TO the Skies but happen 10
know that until Garibaldis decision TO go to Rome
or TO CapreTa Is taken the ex-revoutionst will Rot
accept the offered portfolio. Rattazzi is using every
means to prevent the entrance of any corps to tie
Roman States. Every steamer entering the ports Of
Leghom, SpaZie or Genoa, even for a few hours, IS
visited by the police, portion of the engine carried
away, and only restored at the moment of starting
The Spaze Squadron is on the chi viva the vigilance
on all the frontiers redOubled
Ii is rs yet too early 10 ascertain the general opinion
on the financial portion of the Ecclesiastical bill.
very shrewd man of business says: It's very ruin
ous proceeding. These bonds will rise and fall with
Italian stock foreign spectators will purchase them
take days prices 52) your millionaire buys at 8.
francs and tenders his note in payment for 100 francs
worth of land. Moreover instead of availlng him
self of the 1S years allowed for payment he comes
down with the whole sum- and gets discount at pei
cent on the nominal value of his bond, which is in
hence these lands will sell at less than half of then
original value, and STILL pass into the hands
of foreigners" Others more sanguine maintain with
RattazZ that the land bonds VIII hold their own at
80 that the sale in small lots and the long respite
afforded for payment will create an immense number
of small propretors and lay the foundation OF gene
raj prosperity in the future.
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