The New York herald., 1867-02-20
The Course Of Debate In the
Italian Parliament.
ABriiish Baronttey and Extraordinary Career
Of a Millionaire BaTonet.
development Of the French Iron
Glad Navy.
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QUA FLORENCE CORRESPONDENCE.

uud fluheNIc IudheofuHueNIe.
Tho Course of Debate I'm the New Parlia-
ment-How Ministers Treat s'InterpelIa-
tionso-The Coming Cabinet Changes and
Condition Of Political Parties, &c.
FLoRENCE Jan. %, 1867.
While the French chucklng over, or half mourn
fully half udicrously debating the points Of
the doubtful concessions made them In the almost
impractcable right Of Interpolation gravely gra-
cously accorded them by their Emperor, the Italian
Deputies In the fulnedged enjoyment and practice
Of theirs and much good TO do .hem Thoy in
tend to iuterpelate Sgnor Sciaoja. the Minister of
Finance but the day apart for the Interpolation
he Is not In his customary seat, so tho In
terpella,os elicit nothing more significant than the
yawns OF the reporters In the galleries. who spend
their time, when not yawning or taking their
sparse notes, between looking up at the clock and
oursing the stupidity and long-windednos or Worthy
Deputies who persist keeping them from their
slender dinners by asking questions aa raising objec-
tions with nobody to answer maze reply. When 1t
comes Baron Rcasol's turn 10 nterpellaed he is
away His secretary, Gesrs signor Ceestina Banchi,
could well I'LL his nlee II he there, but he is not;
the worthy Dpuics instead Of satisfactory replies
70 their deaands, have ling but the satisfaction Of
inferrlng mat they are unanswerable.
Il may incredible that for two three days this
week there sion OF the Chamber OF Deputies
for the that there work prepared for their
distance might suppose owing 10 the over assduity and
mpatience of the members OF the c1nser1 to
get through their work and thus M IN artisan; san
Ministers from the beginning have taken things re-
markably easy, from the day OF the opening u5h De-
cemberl TO the present having meanwhile taken for
NAL limited recess Of ten days, and many others Of
shortsr duration, az suited their own individual con-
vcnence pleasure So nessieurs les Ministries cannot
very well complain Of them Tor pressing too hard upon
them, and so the Cpinion, an otfciosa tsemcfhcian
journal, seems to think, In long article calling the
Ministry to account in which it the members Of
everything but activity attention to their duties and
the interests OF tho country Indeed so severe and un
stnted are the Of apprehension in this article
that is tempted 10 believe there Is pdation
10 the rumor soat for several DAYS IN regard change
OF Ministry sIf there is and energy tho head
this ecturing article "here likely to be and
energy in the membors but If those lacking the
head Is not reasonable 10 suppose those who are de-
pendent upon it will be laborous. The example
should descend from above, And when We hear
pioyos, officials Gimpregatil and ths. these many
do little that's so We are tempted to ask If those who
really know how TO direct their labor There Is su-
premo necessity OF Italy giving greater impulse 70 all
All The .s Of the Safe will be ans
paralyzed by an invading alonyn "Can II be con-
csivcd" continues the Opiain hat there are minist-
who do not their chiefs Of division do
ceive confer with them once months? But to re-
turn to Deputies. What must have been their feel
ngs while they were waiting as above for papers to
turn up the Presidents desk TO furnish them ma
tera for debate and action upon seeing some Of tho
most important state documents published In favorite
government journal before they were presented them
for consideration In the number was scialoja's
nsw pTsS q al raising ns wna @ S 'os %
the In putting its acts in the papers before
presenuns them to them SO far as to oppose the whole
OF the Sciaaa project on te ground OF its being an un
derhand, unHarrantabc and unnecessary act. The op
position papers true 20 their CODE oppose It, How would
not amount to anything than expression Of
timsnt The thing Is cut, dried and as good as done
And the Church party, what does IL sayf Nothing.
suppose should say something about the East That
which Is moro especially local 10 regard to It is tue for
members and promoters the names OF many OF the
bilty, Senators and Deputies Asyou know the steam
ship Principe Tommaso aar is all wound up nicely The
government vessels there for the purpose have bee
duly saued in Turkish waters, and the amount OF In
demnity to be paid the owners Of the steamer being
amicably arranged through the inermediaton Of the
British Consul at Constantinope.
The various signs conhrmatory OF the FOR some time
rumorea alliance between Austria, trance and Italy
compacs with Rome and the probable early release Of
Persano all tend to put the opposition into very bad
or apparently bad humcr Ine vote on 'ne cnarse OF
for not guyis not owe natter ng 70 him. The worthy
Senator's according 10 present appearances are willing
70 let the matter rest and moreover destroy all evil
dencc Of what has before Oae very good reason
given by Of those worhes, as above why Persanos
should be prosecuted because that Of Gen
era Benedek had been quashed by the Austrian govern
ment
While the Parisiaps were enjoying their little carcrd
In regard TO the assassination OF King Victor Emanuel
Friday afternoon last he, all unconscious OF the noise
he was making in the monde and the disturbance kicking
up In the Bourse enjoying himself at his fayorto
pastme OF hunting IN the forest OF San Rosson, near
Pisa The game was exceedingly abundant, and he sue
ceeded IN baggng i've toars four deer andau uucouned
number Of minor beasts OF the field and fowls Of the
air which, In their complex WHOLE must have made
rather goodly show Saturday morning there was
unoaded from the train in which his Majesty arrived,
horses
The Church Property BilI Of the Govern-
ment.
The bin before the Italian Parliament proposing 70
grant liberty to the Church and 10 quda,e the ecclesi
exercise Of rel gious worship, to be free from all inter.
ference the part Of the state 1t proposes to abolish
tho nomination OF the bishops by the King and the for
macs OF the cath Of aegance the placot and the exc
quatur as we'll as tho privileges, exemptions mmuni
ties and prerogatves OF The Church In the state The
curence OF the faithful aud by means OF the
property belonging TO II legrmaicly acquired
All prestaon from the State provinces communes is
selves willing to undertake the aud liquida-
tion OF the ecclesiastical property such property must
converted into personal properly and the bishops pay
70 sns M nae 600 lire In haifyeariy instalmenis
The bishops would also have 70 undertake the pay.
ment Of the pensions granted TO individuals belonging TO
the suppressed religious corporations should the ma
version tho would psea . oas @
would dispose Of all tho ecclesiastical wealth and ALLEVIATE
the landed property The pensions above referred 20
would % have 70 be paid By the bishops.
The ol Tor the liquidation OF ecclesiastical property is
followed by the convention concluded between tho
Italian government and MN. lang and Dumoncesu.
THIS s,ipua,es that the bill be approved by Parliament
su ,he majority Of the bishops consent 10 effect the
version ,s oi the property, MM Lang and Dumonceau
vi WI e eunusrakc on behalf II the goyernment to collect
lire, or whatever lcss sum may be deter
nea M on ~ Tue quota apperainng to the State from
'oe p'oceeus oil the liquidation
from the London Tlmes Jan 9ol
Inc KNOT TO be solved at tie present NOM ant
not merely the modification OF The aristing rclaons
ve.ween Nnuch ana State but the utter abolition OF Ali
ucn relations They, lthe Italian Cabuetl viii n snc
essiui aecoinph revolution which no other nation
'ver attempted. The French did, indesd rob ,hs
hurch; but by making her dependent on The ssar,as
u " pay they hold her In their rrasp The ,,na. ,,es
We tue Church at the very moment tia. ,hev ,an
bold upon her The Americans built IN a s,ss s,,s
Church; but thoy had no Church 10 pull down
Italians cut adrift church long co.exIs,sn, -
ely bJuDd up With the state that accordins ~ % ~
oT belief, they could only stand or fail together
ENGLAND.