New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-12-12
FRANCE.
RELEASE OF GARIBALDI.

RELEASE OF GARIBALDI'
The semi-Oflicial journals express great dis
pleasure at the release Of Garbadi.
The Pair1e thinks the event not calculated to faci
tate the understanding between the two Governments
which most desirable under the present dhcuit err
cumstances" The same organ hears that the reyolu
tonary spirit Italy cannot be considered as dsarmed'
and that groups Of Garibadians unarmed, but enter
tanning hostile designs, still lowering about the Pom
The PAYS sees in the removal of Garbad from varig
nanO TO Caprera new Italian trick and expects that
he will again be allowed To escape.
The correspondent Of The London Globe says: THE
French Government as was TO be expected is most dis
satisfied with tho release Of Garbad The weakness OF
the Italian Government Is evident that the Emperor
fears that the evacuation Of the Roman territory by
troops would quickly be followed by renewed invasion
OF the shirts no this the Cabinet OF Florence has
withdrawal Of the French troops Some OF the Powers
invited TO the Congress m their replies, express strong
hope that the evacuation OF the Roman states Will be
considered by the French Government as an ndspeDsa
BILE accompaniment 10 the opening OF the desired Con-
gress. The Italian Government on It's part refuses TO
take part in the Congress unless it get better cOnd
tions than the French Government at present willing
70 cOncede.
The correspondent of The London Globe says: Not
withstandlng the affirmation continues TO be made In
Governmental circles that the Conference viii certainly
be held grave doubts the matter entertained by
the public and they have been strengthened by the de
earatOn in The GObe Of last evening II certain
indeed that If England, Russia, Prussia, Italy ana Rome
had accepted the Conference, they would themselves
have made known the fact instead OF leaving to be an
nounced by the official Journals Of the French Gov
But really the meeting % the Conference has
other importance than TO show whether inc fIeheh
Emperor and his Ministers have sustained new dpio-
matte check not III II comes of they can claI sue
cess since they proposed It; II 1t fails they VIII DC bned
and mortified But It's meeting Will nave no pracuvh 70
suit whatever nasmuch II will be perfectly uhaDe 10
cOncate the opposite pretensions OF Hay anu iV th
This s admitted even by the French themselves Moth
ing is more than TO hear official people after de
carng we shall have the Conference IOr certA' maAo
the admission, but IL will be failure .,, ,., ,
The P0r6 insinuates that Lord Stanley wlu VI
assent to the meeting Of the Conference The bulletin OF
fbe utfeur SAYS that already numerous adbesons 10 @
Conference have reached the lmpeIal DoNelnsh'' n"
mat n NAV be allowed to hope for happy result
The MegSd0er do Midi publishes summary VI noto
,ehb be U9ude saws IL dated Nov. 49, IN when cardinal
Hntoneli distinctly refuses Conference Jhe secretary
of state OF his Holiness throws upon the Iaha uONeI
meut All the responsibility OF recent events, SHOWS uIe
imDosshtV of any reconciliation with tha Government
and SETS forth the why the Holy father anu MS
Covernment can ye sanction TO tho project OF Con
ference for settling the Roman question, nor taks my
part directly indirectly in s PROCEEDINGS IL u Snou'u
meet" - .,,., =, ,,xvcrrrors
Louis Blame thus comments in the Pars temps Oh inc
recent execution at Manchester:
A. last all is saved Official England draws her
I'll NAV Won he blessed God Of Mercy On Saturday
~ Cicraft yonr faithful minister straDged three men
Then there priests who, while me hahEinah took
charge OF their bodies prayed TO sweet Jesus 70 take care
on their sous! Thus things pass IN regard 20 the PUNISH
nent of death Official society pTays for those whom II
butchers M nuts water its vine holy water In blood
What Nous distribution OF PARIS On one slde Cai-
craft on tbe other Jesus (which does mncn h0nOr 10
Monsieur the hangnanl Allen, Larkin, and Could
obscure names belonging 20 eternal OBLIVION Dut whose
Names thanks TO the execution OF yehiefuay' HeLAhu
will remember eternaly"
And, again: 49, .,.
Now admire pray yOn, the logic OF these tragedies
The question 70 fLGboD hch OF 1he FelaIh It, hhe