New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-12-23
ITALY.


MAN EXPEDITION SAID TO BE ORGANIZING.
We are informed says The London Globe of
Dec O. that in political circles at Paris serious apprehen
sons entertained that violent Outburst Of hostility
France is impending in Italy The declaration OF NJ
Rouher that Italy shall be allowed 10 have Rome
to touch single inch Of the Papa territory is said to
have strengthened the hands Of the Party of Action
italy another expedition is being organized against
Rome with the fun knowledge that il VIII bring on col
lsOn with the French army. Garibadi, IL IS said, VIII
again take the command and il even believed that the
Italian Government win cOnniye at considerable mum
Der Of its soldiers joining the Garibadian bands.
DEBATES IN THE sENATE-DECLiRATIoS OF TIE MINIS
TRY on THE ROMAN QUESTION. .-
In the Senate, Dee Sgnor TOrTearsa made an inter
peraton on the Roman question. He considered IL adj
ysabe that under the present grave circumstances the
Senate should make declaration He did not wish to
offer opposition 10 the Government, but he wished to
know the attitude II intended In this question
He put forward the claim Rome, and said that under
all circumstances the GoyeInnlent must muhtah lha'
clam, and the Senate would uphold 1t.
Gen. Menabreareplod tlattlc Government had already
expressed its views on the roman question 10y ptIau,
sion and time Italy would be able 10 obtain the desired
nent mad 10 contend against: but he had at the same
Uime confidence in It's ability 20 overcome them Gen
Menabrea concluded as follows 49, -, ....
while maintaining our right and respecting religious
interests our programme may be hIlSy s'%,eo - De1S
does not harmonic with the other. our policy despite
every obstacle is 10 overcome the tendencies ~ eNgge
Rted pa ssions while Tepeug all idea 81 weakness or OF
had faith. In this path count upon the support Of the
rCnate."
sgnor Torrearsa then proposed the following order Of
The senate, considering the declaration Of the Minis
try and that the Government win maIfuly maintain the
rights and the dignity Of the nation, and hasten s egt
mate completion, passes TO the order Of the day"
Slgnor Leopard opposed the motion Of Signor Tor
reasa the ground that the Senate had already gwen
Gen Menabrea stated that he accepted the order Of the
day proposed by sgnor ToTeasa IN lts oroAdesL inter
the Minister recalled his recentpe wherein nc quoted
the words Of Count Cayour and continued -. e,,o.
Torreasa comprise sort Of confirmation Of that vote
maintain the solemn vote OF Parliament but as have
already stated Italy must look toward Rome III concert
with France II such be the sigDcaon OF the order OF
the day, have no hesitation in accepting IT,"
snOr COnfOr believed that II was vain 10 speak OF an
accordance with France when France declared that the
gates Of Rome must be etcrnally closed 10 Italy.
Gen Menabrea replied ., 49,
Roman question ali rashnehs must DO avoided and That
the thought Of violence force must be dismissed
when have shown all the respect due to religious in
tercts when Europe convinced that not only We
not hOst0tO the PapaCy but that wish to guard lis
independence and uphold ITS majestic principle. ihen
certain divergence Of views which now appears deeply
seated because is formed the recent painful recO
lectiOns VIII gradually diminish and at length, hope
entirely disappear. such Is the clear In which ic
cept the order Of the day OF sgnor Torrearsa"
This order Of the day was finally adopted almost
The 1fontep OF Dec publishes the following az the
expressions used by Gen Menabrea in his reply sgnor
Torrearsa in the Italian Saturday consider
IL absolutely necessary to display much
moderation in seeking solution Of the Roman question
the difficulties of which the Government whose inten-
tons and line of conduct have been repeatedly clearly
expressed has asked the Chamber of Deputies not
cOInpcate by mOpDortune discussion" ..
THE CHAMBER OF DEPUTIEs-MESABREA WANTS ExPLA-
NATIONS PARIS.
In the Chamber Of Deputies, Dec T. various members,
including sgnor Nicotera Desancis Ferreras LapOrta
and Others expressed the wish TO make immediate inter
pelations TO know what attitude the Government in
tenend TO to maintain the rights and the dignity
nation after the statements that had been made
the Corps Legisiatf by the French Government
pecally by NJ ROuher, respecting Italy. Gen Menabrea
replied that be had already tegraphed and written 10 the
Italian representative Paris for further explanations
the subject Until be had received an answer the Govern
ment could not make any reply, and he, therefore,
quested the members 10 withhold their interpretations
until Monday next, and then unite them with other in
cancellations announced for that day the foreign policy
OF the Government. Gen. Menabrea hoped that he
should then be able TO give reply 70 their questions.
The accordingly withheld their interpeatons
The nine Bureaux OF the Chember of Deputies have been
Six Of the Presidents belong 20 the moderate
party of tho Right The majority OF the VicePresdents
and Secretaries also belong 10 the Right. .
on Dec the President announced that Sgn0rs NIGEL,
LapOrta, and sea had presented Interpolation rela
tive TO the conduct OF the Government in the late political
crisis. ..... I..- ...--
signor sela proposed that the following motion should
be voted by the Chamber before discussing the interpta
ton aforementioned That the Chamber, firmly de-
termped TO maintain nvioate the national programme
declaring Rome the capital Italy passes to the Discus
sion OF the Interpolation"
This motion signed by several members OF the
leader OF the Left, and Prime Minister Mensbrea who
agreed that before proclaming Rome the capital OF
Italy, IN which they all agreed, the Chamber should dis
Cues inc means OF going u Rome The motion for the
the day rejected by against i66 votes The Cham
Der then Proceeded TO the discussion