New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-12-27

who first informs the French agent. Of tho deposits
of arms at Temi of the secret societies in Umbria
and VteTbO, of the efforts made by the Roman eXes
TO introduce those arms into Rome and French agents
keep RatazZi minutely informed of GaTibaldTs
projects, intentions, and the more or less chance OF
putting them into execution. The sixth letter con.
talns curious confirmation OF Ratazzis method OF
playing double game. You will remember Fer,
raTls Interpolation concerning the language held
by Dumont, ia Rome, 10 the AntbOnl Legion, by the
French Minister Of War who openly avOwed that
legion to be composed of French soldiers subject 70
punishment If they deserted by French law, open TO
reward if they distinguished themselves even as
though they were serving under the French flag In
France. The opposition justly stigmatzed this con
duct as open violation of the Convention OF the
18th September on the part of France, and called
upon the then Premier OF the Italian CABINET 10 aKe
measures for the prevention of such violation. You
sequestrate and arrest Roman eXlleS who Try 80
hbeTate their countTymeD without infringing on the
terms of the Convention (which does leave loop
hole for nsuTTectiOnl and you allow France 70 nai-
tain armed inter ventOn In Rome under the 1lmsleSt
DISCUSSES ana Shen 10 boast tt te usguise Is no
viii not pay Sir Minister. Assert publicly that
the contract is binding on both contracting
parties, and that any infringement by one alb
solves the other" Rata2zi accepted an order
of the day in this sense, Yet NJ Malard informs
his chief that Ratazzi has pledged himself to com,
pei Italy to faithfully observe herpedgesto France
One other point must note; Ratazzi Is sure from
time to time that Garibald abandoned and dlsgusted
is going back to Caprera; that he is man who does
not know ms own mind from one day 10 anOIheI.
Whereas land il yOu remember my letters to IHE
TRIBUNE from LIST July TO the 22d October you will
admit that my assertion Is not untruel, Garl-
baldi from the hour he set foot on terra hrma
18th February until the hour when he found HIM
self face to face with the ZOuavcs never once wa
veTed in his resolution TO make last effort to give
Rome TO Italy under monarchy. 1t was poor Ra-
taxi who did not know his own mlnd' and how
ever much pretended Indignation the French Senate
may get mp against him, Napoleon knows that he is
his tool and slave and that every time he assumes
the reins of government marks an epoch of Italian
prOstraiOn at the feet of France The persistence OF
Crispi d Co in their allegiance 10 Ratazu reminds
us of StutOnO's infatuatiOn and the popular com
ment-Every one TO his taste
The Garibadian prisoners have been Tor the most
part sent back, but the Pope out OF private spite LOT
the home truths spoken. has detained Giovanni Calr-
oh, taken wounded in open night under the walls OF
Rome choosing 10 call him cOnspiratOr. and Mena-
brea who pledged bis word TO Cen. FabrizZl and to
his brother Benedette that Giovanni would be re,
stored with the rest is silent under this new proof OF
Franco-Papal bad faith The bodies of Enr1co Cat
roll and of Antonio MentOvaIn have been given back,
and Pava. despite the menaCes of the Project, the
perqusitiOns attempted and repulsed i'll the munlci-
| pad Palace, went out en- m0SSe with Syndlo Town
| Council National Guard, University and College
CORDS medical civic. and working mems associations,
to receive its dead and round the open tombs were
spoken words which all the police force of Guettrro
was pOwerless to stifle. The cOwaTdy abandon
ment' the 'unavenged catastrophe" the ma,
ton condemned to burning shame by SeTVlle ana
contemplate Government" were words SPOKEN III
| tho presence of thousands and echoed by millions,
despite the seizure OF newspapers and persecution OF
| the orators.
Florence Dee 6, D. m.-Order of the day, choice OF
the Speaker Intense excitement.