New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-08-26

YentiOn. Let those who have entered on "a PAIN
which would lead the country into serious dangers
reflect on the madness of their schemes, and deSst
while yet there is time" The sitting over, the ire
mier. i'll the Sala d. DaeoeRo repeated hls
and added: Depend upon it, should aseeOnu eii i
OF 1862 be meditated, shall strike home NOR hy
than did in AspTOmOntc" Since these aIo VI +j,o
tentions of the Government we can but Ihanh VIZ
head for expressing tleIn thus clearly Gd'ibaIM nj
| lCally. "FOTewamed, tOTearned. oa,i .;"f, I'll
| Ninc and the Roman enligrants anu pa .S" Int
| onIv 10 yyrestIe with the POpc's MTehngs, but
! in order 10 reach them mIsJ GUY '!cII
way through Italian troops Sta'Ioi ; V o t
or elude the vigilance Of the Itl'll Squ'loh JusV
dispatched from SpeZia 20 Gaeta Tor 'Iie eAoSs pul
poseOf watching C'anbaid Dut WiliIe VIC tus I
hin Tor Insisting on the scrupulous observance OF the
! convention sanctioned ny parliament, we may Ice
noT,nitfed TO ask why there are TO be Two sets OF
| weights and measures for the two parties who en-
tered into that contract IL was stipulated that on
the transfer of the Italian capital from urn 70 ior-
ence that the French troops should Wlthdfaw rom
Rome within year that the Italian Government
should abstain from any aggression ana, moreover
hinder any popular attempts 10 wIest home
from the Pope to give IT 10 Italy.
1t was also stipulated that France should
abstain from all Intervention, thus leaving the rope
face 10 face with his own subjects. How has this
latter portion of the contract been observedf In the
inst place. the Pope has been allowed nay aided TO
recruit ms army French SOIL the soldiers so re-
cruted retaining therIlghts and privileges aSFrehch
subjects hut these soldiers not caring 10 come INTO
collision with Garibald and the Roman PATRIOTS have
of late been deserving en- mdsSC and in order To ascer
tain the extent of the mischief and find remedy,
the French Government sends Gen. DumOnt and his
aide de campto Rome, and IN the French uniform the
envoy reviews the legion of Antilles at Monte C3yal0
After the review the General accompanies the legion
TO the barracks depicts the deep gTief expert
encod by the Emperor Napoleon on nearing
of these scandalOus deSertiOns," atirmS that
he has been sent expressly by his sovereign 10
examine the state of affairs, TO listen TO the COM
plants of the DICTIONARIES and far aS possible 10
redress their grievances hence exhoTts ali who have
any to speak at once or nc once to send i'll tIel eB
nations since henceforwaTd all deserteTs VIII be, ny
concludes his discourse by beseechng all present to
prove themselves worthy of France by Wofthiy lu-
filling the honorable mission lntrusted 10 them by
the Emperor; TO remember that though maintained
and paid by the Papal Government they are still
French soldiers and that as such are bound TO- mann
tain the temporal sovereignty OF the Pope with the
last drop of their blood fearing nothing, SINCE
although political reasons rendered 1T necessary ta
they should wear other than French coloTs, they
were, soldiers of France, entitled to French pro-
lection.
On the very day of Curtiss Interpolation, Pianci
ami another deputy, called RatazH to account Tor
this nsoent, ana as yet nreSGh'9a any
insisted on knowing whether the Italian Government
had pledged itself 10 restore the dcsertelS from the
Papal banner RataZZi's dpOHib vanished at once Ee
denied any promise made for the restoration oil te
deSeTteTs, promised 10 ask for explanations nom me
French Government, but did not even hlht that any
failure the part Of France IN the Observance o. e
terms of the Convention would absOlYe lazy from
her share OF the compact NithTegaTd to the legion
aries themselves, the practical result OF Dum0nt
discourse is shown by the demands of nearly al to be
freed from service and sent home, and the last
news concerning them is that the entire legion is to
be diSbanded Several Of the LouaYe OhceS nave re-
signed, and Antonclli Is at his wits ends TO know
how to prepare for resistance against Ganbaldl and
his hoTdes. expected to arrive at any moment. On
the other hand the episode has disturbed the wtGhe
cOIdidie which, when last wrote 10 yOu, reRheu Ne
tween RataZZi and the left CUspi ~ Go. are
beginning 10 realize that coalition Ministry implies
the necessity Of receiving orders from the Iueiles'
The position of our eXTeyOlutOnlstS Il decidedly eni
baraSsng. In Rome the moderate COMMITTEE anu
the Committee Of the party OF action nave J2neu
hands Garibaldi at Ninci in Tuscany openly declares
that If the Romans VIII besiu themselves nc VIII
head them. whoever refuses 10 second HIM. whoever
threatens to hinder him. Hence II may so happen
that we may have GarIbaldl IN open revolt on the
Roman territory and Crispi in the ministry requested
to assist ." a second Asppromontc Win surer ann.
Brf the wary Sicilian will scarcely fall into the trap
laid for him indeed there is some chance OF his re-
turning to his old love- Unwilling really TO act IN
opposition 10 his old friends, Garibadl gave them
! twenty days to make up thelr mines, ne hght DC
fore last he sent somewhat sarcastic letter remind
| ing them that the time expires on the
| Sd of August, on which day be writes, / shall,
/ presume, know whether 1 am 10 De ilEoitd WIN
YOUR permission TO go TO Rome, whether am 10
/ 20 not only without you but IN spite OF you A pm
| vate meeting was held IN Crspis house. and in this
reply the friends set forth the necessity OF the move
ment being made, If IL must be made, beng serious.
requested the General TO return to Caprera and IN
/ case of bis doing So pledged themselves 70 so Or
| dain things III the chef cues OF liay as 70
| insure the success of any attempt that may be
made" The reply has not yet arrived but shall
\ he much surprised II such vague promises shai IN
| duce the General to desist from his plans
| This morning "a second duel was fought between
| GaIibadls youngest son. Rlcciotte, and Slgnor
Brenne owing to most insulting article inserted by
the latter in the NdziORe organ OF Baron Rcasoil III
which the hermit of Caprera isreTesented as reduced
| TO q state of mbecility and dotage. The Riformd
organ of the Left, gave the naughty baron Roland
| for an Oliver in an article enumeratlng all the
bumlations inflicted on Italy during ms premier
Ship, and Gen. Bixo and Bertami dissuadcd stctano
CanyiO Garibaldis sOn-in-law, from challenging the
offenders but young RicciOtte would not listen to
| arguments Despite his English education he holds
| hot 1y an
morning he cut his adversary's forehead open, and
| received in return a slight wound on ms wrist.
Dues arc indeed the order OF the day the Cham
Der of Deputies reminds one of your Congress before
the irTepressbe conflict passed from the stage OF
words to the stage OF deeds The tauDts ana insults
exchanged between the moderate party and the lett
and left center are quite amusing, especially during
the after dinner sitngs which, for reasons not to be
mentioned are now Even our eS"s
/ his temper, when his party has been Int unusually
| hard and last Saturday the following episode be-
miled the exceeding dizziness Of the debate on the
! separate articles OF the ecclesiastical bill:
Del Zo (extreme left informs the House that had
he been present the preceding day he should nave
voted with the yeas, and proceeds to explain the
w Mari I'll iPresdent or Spealer Sit down, you can't
| now explain why you would have 80 voted.
| Del MO-I protest,
| Mori-Profest away, but hold your tongue.
| Del NO-We are deprived of liberty OF speech:
Mdr-You ordered to hold your tongue. Livery
| day you become more and more insolent.
| Of course Del Zio sent his seconds TO Mari who
WE have the statistics of cholera in Italy from JAN
/ TO July 10 1851 In 40 provinces there have been
63375 cases. and 81 074 deaths. These in the WINTER
/ and Spring months; what may we expect IN August
| and September
| THE GARIBALDIAN DESIGNS AGAINST ROME.
A letter from Florence says: "The party OF
action here and other parts Of Italy very active and
does conceal its intention Of making attack on the
Papal territory Large meetings have taken place in
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