New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-12-28

which viii decide not only the fate Of the Ministry
but it may be- the fate of the country as in case of
defeat it is affirmed that Menabrea intends to dis
solve the Chambers. The Opposition have openly
declared that the object OF their interpretations Is to
ascertain whether the Italians or Napoleon govern in
Italy. The second French expedition to Rome was
of itself a sufficient humiliation, but the par
tsans of Imperial policy succeeded, up to certain
point, in excusing it, under the plea of neces-
sity; but no such excuse can be brought 10
excuse or explain ROuhers insolence, which
has wounded the nation far more deeply
than the defeat of Montana. and outside the House
there is but one feeng-that the alternative lies
between war 10 France or abdlcatOn as nation.
So long as there remained the shadow of a chance
that the Warrior King the Re GGGHfuOmO, would
complete the national cditCe and MAINTAIN the IA
tiOnal dignity intact, people were content 10 leaVe
the time and means TO him; but Aw that IL Is known
to n certainty that he is the willing and humble
servant of Napoleon. that he IL who forbade tho
Italian army 10 approach Rome, who recalled such
portion as had crossed the frontiers the moment Ma
pOleOn willed IT, that by means OF private Telegraph
he carries his correspondence with Napoleon Win
out any reference to his minis ers-now that all that
is matter of history, the people say, we nave mis-
taken the road and must turn back" lie present
Parliament is doing its utmost TO stand between
monarchy and ruin, but king dynasty, and copsoite
have made mp their minds that II IS better 10 dc by
water than by fire. Mondays vote proved TINS very
clearly. On Sunday evening meeting was held IN
the dpecenfO hall by many members OF the Right, by
the Opposition; and the eX-Mnster of Finance Sig.
Pea was present He is Moderate IN the best
sense of the word. but has never shared IN tho
undetermined plots, in the dirty jobs of the cOH80re.
He proposed the following order of the day: The
House, stanch III its resolution To MAINTAIN lnNoate
the programme OF the NalOn, Win home the Caplial
Of italy, passes 10 the discussion Of the nterpella-
tons" Depretis BaHoni, GueZonl, and Nlcotera
signed this motion, so that, with Sea' all the frac-
tons Of the House represented except the con-
sOFte pure and simple, and these affirmed that they
could not sign it, IL was beyond tie limits OF their
instructions. On the morrow il was brought on Tor
discussion and its double importance proved; first IN
repying TCsOlHtey and without plague TO the lnsO-
ence of the French Legislative Corps; secondly, az
suppreSsng the condition annexed 10 the vote OF leo
j. c. that Rome should be the capital of Italy, ii
France and the Catholic world consented The con-
sOrte were at their wits ends. Scarcely daring
openly TO admit that they had renounced ali
hopes Of Rome to proclaim themscNcs--JeSul s
pdOidth, papsts and antl-ltaians. ms they dared
not do, got ont of the difficulty 10y declaring that
t absurd TO decide before discussing; tuat Inc
iuterpeatOns must preCede the motion; and Tins
was accepted by majority OF 81. lime has thus
been gained, hut, If the discussions continue AT me
rate of Yesterday and Monday no such temperate mo-
ton as that of Sas will 90 down, and the Ministry
must either resign or dissolve The InteTpellatlOns
then commenced. Mice of the extreme Left was
listened to with profound attention, especially when
he drew from his pocket two rollbOOks found on the
Papal soldiers dead at Monte ROtOndo, clearly PROV
ing that they French soldiers at the same une.
For instance, Hasler of the Sd Infantry Regiment Is
enrolled for seven years sept. - 1865, and moor
porated in the AutibOni Legion on May 81. 1866, by
Ministerial orders; and now comes Inc oath 10 ne
taken: "Jc( ~e oje'ssdHce Ia Consolation 81 Fa'"e q
TO Miceli succeeded la Porta who traced clearly
and cOncsely the only policy that can save inc
honor of the naton-the recall of the Italian
Embassador-preparations Tor war; above all. an
end to equiyOcatiOns. Z" Let the Ministry declare
frankly that they do not deem Rome necessary 10
Italy; or if necessary, attainabe. lestcIday Nli4
smoke much in the same sense, ana bOllly accused
tie Government Of servility and lllcmty IN carr
baldT. arrest which ought at least 90 have been
oil Isyth he gt lg
Ciyinini q renegade from the Lett ranks, made a
speech 10 prove that Rome is only pocucal idea, b.
no means necessary 10 complete the uniy oi llaN,
and that the best thing for Italy 90 do 20 Eel. Rome
alone leave the French TO guard the Pope and set TO
work 10 restore finances and arrange the internal
administration. The AdsOHe, ldcasoi organ, says:
Civiuiui NAV congratulate himself that he has sue
ceeded IN formulating the opinions az the pailM-
mentary majority, and, still better that OF the M
mense majority of the nation lslcl
To-day Deputies Bertani and Canas'i propose the
following motion: " The House d0trms Rome Sapltdl
Of Italy, and the cOcusience oi tho fapal NliHdCm
incompatible with that OF ltaiy iIOt"s, ~ the
presence Of civilized nations against the attacks OF
the French Empire on Italian UNITY, rs iIcsh
provOcatOns TO iratriudal war recognizes inc hu-
preme necessity OF providing by every sort OF arma-
nent for the defense of national hOnbr ana the IN
tegrty the country trusts that the countenance Oh
nations whose interests ana tnchlca alr ono anu 'Ho
same viii not be denied 10 laY just demands, ana
deeminQ that for the iulhllmeu OF the national pro-
oramme its confidence cannot he given 10 the actual
Cabinet passes to The order Of the day
Is H.
il able TO get on his legs lac will defend ms past
policv. and prove that Menabrea's proclamation Of
18th September came straight from Paris by tcle-
graph. u r.,
davs he was kept in the secret cell of St. Michele and
every effort made to induce him 10 pledge himself
never again to take up arms against the Pope. lie
refused. of course and, finding HIM more plague than
proGt they set him free. Doctors who have been IN
Rome bring sad accounts of our wounded there.
HOspital gangreuc IS carrying them of rapidly they
are i'm filthy state with nothing but their battle
rags to cover them, and left at night without any
attendance whatever The accounts concur IN con
Grning the immense number OF killed and wounded
in French and Papal ranks.
Trusts and perquisitOns arc Gualtcriorcs order OF
the dav: everywhere he bcholds Orsinl bombs and
Nazzini Vaccinations Thirteen arrests m Florence
perouisitOns in the houses OF seven Gen0ese citizens,
huge car of bombs seized which turned out only to
be boxes of potted meat. The tnifa Idhdna IS
seized daily: both editors are IN hiding from tle
house of the second was taken even an Oh box
containing the letters of his dead wife. In Naples,
Bologna Parma, Piacenza, liberty Is mere name.
Even the houses of deputies not respected Carl
baldi's health is perfectly restored. i saw Menotl
Yesterday. lie says his father does not intend 10
appear in the House, and from the Parliament ne
hopes for nothing salutary TcsOlute. CaruIM, the
sbijro is no longer at Caprera, and Garibaldi has
AZ aI IL