New-York tribune., 1867-08-19
ITALY.

RELATIONS BETWEEN FRANCE AND ITALY.
The Erening Monitear of August Z, in its
bulletin says the Governments Of France and Italy show
firm intention scupulousy to respect the Convention
line Poncal territory and pledge for the existence vi
good relations between France and ltaly.
OPINIONS OF THE ITALIAN PRESS.
The Oonone controverts the view taken by the French
press on the proceedings adopted by the italian Chamber
Of Deputies in reference Gen Dumons visit to Rome,
and aludes especially the opinion expressed by the
Paris journal La France, which held mp To the View OF
Italy ihe speeter OF "a new armed intervention. Tho
0nior saws il i'll not look upon such fits of i'll temper
s serious and feels assured the French Government will
info mnderadng another expedition Rome which Italy
would feel herself bound 10 oppose 10 te utmost anu
which even successful would only place France IN the
same nosition as that recently occupied by Austria in
Veneta The Ialie airns that the Dunont aalr tenl-
mated with the publication OF the state note IN Tue
Wonjie,y and a dispatch TO that effect must already
have been sent by the Italian government
THE RECALL OF NJ. NIGRA.
stated that the recall Of NJ Nigra whether tem-
porary or for good been Occasioned by difference
OF opinion between him and his Government on the Du
mont affair." NJ Ngra believing that too much Importance
was attached TO II at Florence and that should not be
considered in any way as Eodo m u % 9e be nrmny
dsapproyed after explanations u Is believed n9t ina me ne
MARQUIS di Bella, the Italian Minister at Llsbon'
T,,E pIsuoP OF ORLEANS OR THE ROMAN QUESTION
friend OF NJ Dupanloup, Bishop Of Orleans, having
written to him ask his opinion as to the dangers weh
menace the Papa States from what is called the party
Of action the preate replies in letter dated the Sist
Of July. He says:
nyon ask me whether have fears for the Holy See
hiberT T am uneasy about the menaces OF Garbadians
AGAINST Rome answer No, II consider WHAT reason,
justice honor the respect OF treaties Tue ~ Sc worS S
mean answer Yes, when think ON what reyolutloh,,
with the tae d c0pf G am on not pre-
csely from what am uneasy from what 90 not
sae md many symptoms increase that dlsqnet, when
e., note of the Uote Of the 2Sh Of July does not dis
rbe shop goes on TO say that with all bis hardihood
GarbadI ieft 10 himself his insults his reputation fallen
even In Italy his companions picked up from an sorts OF
ss's sa DO no not es SsguEiI E 1
AsOmOne when stopped MS way wn ased n
fhe same way by its votes The Roman army Is amply
sufficient vanquish such an enemy II ne counts upon
seceSui devoted religious and at all events, far from
Jealous Of the taxes and the conscripon OF italy such
the eenG SnS SS IN the C eeanry after close and eSnent
inspection and he adds that he found them lldsposed
free happy and proud feel that the Papacy seated in
convinced that there Is not another capital IN Europe
that. in the circumstances as Rome, excited and
provoked as it is for years past would not have
than once overthrowR its Government Yet Rome is
Tranquil and the excitement OF which II is the object
does not seem TO touch IT, II the revolution break out il
viii not come from Rome but from Other parts 1t is
TThat and the signs and symptoms which dsquiet me-
In the mountains OF my native country lthe Bishops
native OF Savoy where he born IN 1902 when Il be-
ged France under the OF the department of
Mont Banc), when the storm is approaching vapors
ascend from all the marshy grounds. Now wheu per-
ceive that in Italy in England in France especially GER
tain journals begin TO erment from these Journals and
others the accustomed yapors rise up The pest
ienal vapour rising AT this moment is composed OF the
weliknown sophism-such as moral means national asp
ratons, people 10 emancipate, incompatiby OF the
Church with modern notions, q morality q basis
slowly elaborated &C. Catholic books, Catholic peoples
Catholic candidates attacked The disasters OF the
Mexican expedition are put 20 the account Of the Ca
thocs and all that Is unpopular s attributed 10 them IL
Is concert OF old insults and absurd caumnes, bnt
the prelude TO all enterprises against Rome and 10
him more than Garibalds proclamatlons that plot Is
cencOcting. -
lie was always OF opinion that the Italian revolution
would not declare itself unt certain time after The de-
partue Of the French army People could not oppose the
French, did not wish TO frighen them, and SUI more
feared 10 do anything 10 bring them back But u wonld
be very convenient under pretence OF keeping Garba
check and OF love Of order 10 take their place and
TO mount guard round the Vatican s has been said and
its varlcn He may be told that such imputanCnis Is
infamous and odous II so but does not come frgm
him IL Is the exact history OF taking possession OF the
Pontca provinces occupied and then kept In order TO
defend Rome aud the French army that, then guarded
Rome, aQninst GaribaldL Tho preceding which has
once suceeeded may DO tried again To defend Rome