New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-01-15
ITALY.
1t was expected that King Victor Emanuel would
shortly pay visit TO the King and Queen Of Portugal
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1t was expected that King Victor Emanuel would
shortly pay visit to the King and Queen of Portugal
NEw-YE4R's SPEECH or TIRE KING.
/ AT a reception given by the King TO "A dcputatiOn
! from the Italian Parliament His Majesty remarked
that the New Year reminds Italians that they have
now secured the independence of their country, and
with it an Improvement in the evil administration,
and increased public prosperity. During the period
/ OF peace upon which we entering shall not
cease tn devote attention 10 the army. The army
is not only necessary for the preservation of that in
dependence, which IL greatly contributed to aC-
qire, but is in itself solid guarantee for internal
security, and an element Of moral unity, and of that
civil training which renders disciplined nations
strong and capable Of accomplishing great deeds.
MANIFESTO on THE COMMITTEE on ACTION"
1t is not only Mazzini who breaches action TO the
Roman people The Italian papers publish the fol
lowing manifesto copies of which, printed by the Re
publican cisndestuo press, covered the walls Of Rome
on Dec. 10: ~~'F.> & .-y a. - ;.
" Romans! The French banner is furled tho French
army has quilted Italy The shield that FOR years has
protected fcrOcious aud incapable government ia
withdrawn few Papal braves and rabbe rOut ~ for
eigers cannot hold in cheek the people which repulscd
the army n Og9no from their walls on the 3Oh Of April
1919 All true liberals ice ths necessity II lyng our
forces for the purpose Of uniting in one supreme
nous effort We on the watch for the oppoIune
men for Instruction and preparing the elements OF vic
tory. Until that moment arrives be upon your guard
against all unknown agitators and avoid all tuupr or
disorder which might be laid for you by y6br
emles In the time prepare calmly aud resolutey
for battle; when the hour Of dciveance sounds will
call you TO aims,
"Lons Iet free Rome, the capital Of Italy.
HDec. i6, 1866. THE COMMITTEE or Action"
THE ITALIAN SENATE Oh THE ROMAN QUESTION.
The address Of the Italian Senate in reply to the
/ speech from the throne voted Dec. %. Like
the speech of the King it avoids speaking OF the an
nexatiOn Of Rome. 1t merely says:
Am nv If hv
provinces she greatly desired, and by formidable de
feuscs Italy presses around yOur throne while awaiting
that agreement between Church and State of which your
has spoken, and which IL the wish and the hope
moi only OF the Italians but Of all the Catholic world and
Which must be carried out in suCh manner that the
Church truly free and Independent In Its sublime sphere,
dOcs afford any mpedimen To the state IN the excr
else OF its sovereign rights and In the dcI eOpmcAt OF It's
legitimate aspirations This VIII be the seal Of Our great
ness and the starting point Of n revival Of religious feet
ing in casepOssiby owing 10 the arlOr of past strug
glcs-it may any where have fallen OH
TONEILO's MISSION TO ROME
The Paris correspondent of The London Daily Nars
says that the stories those of the MoRer included,
about the progress Of NJ. Tonellos mission at Rome
must be received with the greatest reserve. All this
while the Pope has only seen him once. Cardinal
AntOnelli has not seen him since the Saturday before
Christmas day when he told him that in consequence
Of the holidays they could not have another meeting
till after the Feast Of the Circumcision january u.
NJ Ionelo, finding that he was doing nothing, asked
his Government for leave To 40 to Florence for ten
days, but NJ Ricaso Thought fiji to refuse the per-
mission, fearing that his absence from Rome might
lead to the belief INTERPRETATIONS were broken Off