New-York tribune., 1867-08-31
ITALY.

STATES 49, THE FALCONLd
CHOLERA.
r,on Oar Special C0TrcsppnienI ,, ,,,,, N 1871
1,,o London papers persist in affirming tna'
>.,,ort IN Rome is mminenti friends IN E",
,a,d write: Il still send to the OLD "oulesS' '
scarcely expect that nay letters viii find YOU Nnl'
we thankful that the closing OF the Chaio'i
,nils holiday to own correspondents anu an 80 -.
from the Florentine furnace, have inStaieu ~
comfortably in our Summer quarters anu COO.
1sss the cholera drives us hence on mo.',nS o'"
-, ord on at least a fortnghts ramhe sl'ei-
,ord among the Lombard lakes. suppose IL Is "%'
, -, ,ionoed residence on the continent that
Icons people on the qui Uire and certainly il o
orL his will Italy would be up and dong Out lc 20
conpeed reluctantly to admit thai leo' Is NOV IoOO'
and flat United y-ConShtuJional lIdlJ
has other duties and obligations han Innmd
exiles the various factionsot that saG l,S saved
nv no pledge save that of hberaHg theli ,c
bTetlren told you in my last that he llau @
his friends 20 days to decide on thtlT Cou9o u94 ia
dnct The tuce expired on the 81 oI august 5lu m
aftcr much paIley and neg0tlallQh tnVy 80; ,f tI,o
proving him that, bound b5 'hi ON he to
i5tb of September, ii was utterly uhIctson',niII -
snpposo that any Minister would allow, OF VIM a.
or even refrain from hndeu4g D ltce any Tte In
90 carry revolution into the Iap3i otGles iLo p M ~
mont affair gave faint chance me i P+
liclv and privately sought 10 convince Idl"Ela q,
france by direct interference IN Rome Iu l4llgu ~
5iii ~ share of the bargain but the wary lawyer
,tOOdh his ground. Il can and wlilremonStIalt,
but can't afford to come 10 any olcn t,eT, TO
France du rCSte were to relax vigilance MeIod MeIo of
wink at the entrance by sea or by ltlu vi tnIcrs
volunteers French spies by land ana II" Con can't
by sea are on the watch mgC anu v$i vf$;i,yy,s ,vond
sIcceed and the time is passed when l1liu 1 ~ doV
be counted as q mere generous error tiinr,s.I,es
belongs 10 the Romans they must glle 4 f tbe
We 9ta5 if tbev rise within the pIeclnct5 Oh t.C
Ioly City, if the provinces nQch 70 ~ Iolisn Gov
the citizens, neither the IeutT O i cannot saw"
This uIfmatuR being communicative % 70 Ua oyn he
the very men without whose ASH as5ented TO
Tefrsin for the time being from any tH tH
nedition from without but requested 10 ,,H VII
draw to CapTera, when was lt,us'"f G fIoni Venice
he incloses a sonnet TO Italian women aUulg % sone
what bitterly 81 am GONG on odenna Nun my me Tins
t Ill Wv my time Still / am sufficiently I'm,
eIisb not to despair and shall continne TO tffaG
tTbat seons to me the path of duty Wn,Sh
vines TO this tbe Romans themselves must take heuta-
ire They affirm that thoy cannot and VIII lol allow
a wear from the withdrawal OF the tIench troops 10
s Wv vtbont rising against the Papal Government
dispensing the meTcenaneS,, ana uIH'iHs MI +Lo
selves to Italy The MoaeIates that l. e. these te
we're mere vaunts of the MaZzlnans OF IaIty
of Action: that no true fusion had taken plGe, DC
tween that party ana the oio onncaTrd document
signed by all the members OF the latteI P P9rS tTnt
frming the fusion and setting iorlP to Somttee
had led to it, The fact that the kolnt Col tie 10
10 striving TO unite all the forces Oh the LotIa
now existing within the limits OF the fapaI
I'm order to prepare for lnsnTIectlo e@inoS Su t
anvone who remembers that the Italian GOVeIllhells
,iGSne had pledged itself TO the exclusive use OF
moral means; that the koHan pConTention are
perfectly at liberty to adopt the only means az az
their disposal, that is, brute 1orcei I"lHei tr tn
10 their sacred rights so Tuthlc%II llanc
lied on Diplomacy itself left the hypothesls on
y Roman instruction out OF the question: az lq .n9
time of the negotiations As for the passage OF lou
hands which eludmg the Convention, shOuu conc
hero 10 plonOtc that lnsuTeCtOn tLOuei u l5VV !Io
duty of the Roman people, as IL Is % y ~? i to o,r
interest to prevent ii in order that the origin anu
nature Of our nsurFccti2 sou r ~" ho. otiVs HAT
have led us to conclude that agreement Twin NE
PARTY of ActiOnl which your organ disapprOIeS' "
sditora of fbe NGzone after much demur were forced
10 recognize them as authentic ana 10 pht tie ieC
Ter which is death blow to their own prOplcnes'
1nd homes and plans. Thus you see that the Moder-
ntes as well as the hlhDusteTs, IN ROne hataILl'
md 6naliv Garibadi are ali agreed that from within
md not from without the signal must be gwen
Will il all end in smoker i cannot under!ake tC
urophesy That we shall tide over August quietly L
certain and perbaps September but that the year vii
end in mere talk cannot bring mysen 10 DshGne
Our Roman correspondent Wlites Oh t4e ,th u, nc
upshOt of the DumOnt business is that me Ehu9cs
legion is TO be brought up 70 3lO soldiers fhe de-
serons were promoted by the Papal O9yelnenI en- IA
order TO sting France into doing sometmng{ Fresh
arrests take place daily; the prisons are lkii, inc
iapal police imagined GariGaidI and OiAiDadiahS
everywhere. The ZOuayes alone are lnsoient ana
boast that they viii drive out any number OF v3ul-
teoTs with the butt-cnd of their HtsketS as l0f Oarl-
bald he is to be shot in the back. The fortress OF
Civita Vecchais being reinforced; two Papa steam
eis cruise along the coast ldem the freneh steam
Cation and IEcialTeur, ana 1uIthor on Two
italian steamers The POpe's latest eXpedlent to
gbtain foreign Intervention is to cOnyOke the UNI
versa Council for the 18th January, the invitations
10 be issued on the Sth of September Demands have
already been made TO the Catholic Powers TO guar
sntee the tranquility of the city and provinces Gulng
the sittngs of the Council Spain has replied IN the
Affirmative and should Austria be equally cOnciha-
tory Cardinal Antonelli is ready to burn the eonc0r-
dat or anything else that may be dsmanded lou are
that the Council may last for years and II the
guarantee of Catholic Powers depended on ITS Cula-
tion our MOnsiguari would take good care that 1t
should last forever. The last item OF news
Is that the French Government seriously be-
lieves that Prussia fans the fame of revolution
In the Roman States. have heard 1t seriously as
serted that Bismarck las sent D0OOCgO francs TO
Gau6aldi, and know that NJ SartlgeS Degg6d CaI- ar
hinal AntOnelh TO keep q strict watch on PalaZZo
CafaTclh, whittier the coming and going OF reyolu-
fionsts and Freemasons was frequent" Baron
d'Arnim and AntOnelh had "a good laugh over the
nilair, especially when the Prussian Elm bassadOr
declared that "the only Romans who everpald him a
visit were the members OF the Batetttno d. Core
spOpdenea ArcheOlogicd."
This last item of Roman news does not surprise us
as it is well-knOwn in Florence that NJ Malaret
ceived strict orders to watch the relations between
the Party of Action and the PrusSlan Embassy. he
germ of truth in these absurd stories is that the Lib
era party in Italy is resolved to resist 10 the utter
most any FrancO-ltalo alliance AGAINST Prus
sia partly from feeling OF delicacy toward the ma
tlOn TO whom we owe Nenlce-a debt not PAID by the
CessOn of territory LOmbardy was paid ls by the
session OF Savoy and Nice, and chiefly from the con,
victon that any war ON any preteXt would Just
be TuiDOus to Italy, that II she does
not set her house in order thoroughly and at
once the sacrifice of blood and treasure made
during lie last century will have been
=, made in vain. And it is on the ground of foreign
policy that the Opposition and the present Cabinet
differ more than aught else CTspi d Co. believe
g, that the time has come when the French allegiance
can be shaken OF without danger-when Italians can
say, I'VE are masters on Italian soil !" but Ratazzi
can't be brought up to the mark. Nigras recall, Of
which the press have made so much, was owing quite
Ps much TO personal pique to public reasons.
Mime, Ratazzi, who had made Florence too hot TO