New-York tribune., 1868-02-03

intends To sppv 10 permo proposed by the Commission
Of Inquiry intO farts Of This PROPOSE non was
rOned by the House and the sclians dreamed
that the OdiOus project would be revived ptolocscA
traordnary gunf whose members may judge two classes
OF citizens those WHO were imprisoned previous to the
riots " September whose documents were lost or ut
sroyed and tos who were imprisoned after these ots
oud who sin remain ut the disposition Of the judicial
authorities. Now tie seventh article m lne sta,,c Pso
yides fiat no citizen snlhe tried by Oherthan his lawful
Judges ana setting legal questions aside, nothing can
memory of the mOnrrfu days Of the Sician rebellion
| But the Consoreria have ever maintained that
! Sicily cainot be governed by normal laws.
and now by hsulis. by exceptional tribunals now
| by martial law. have persisted ~ main
tanning the Island in abnormal condition. Menabea
faithful 10 his glass traditos intends after 10 inGns
silence TO revive tie painful memories Of AngoietIs
Dur1ng the recess the literary public has been occupied
IN ciicizng two works Of rare ncritOnc real mover
IN gItaan. published by SimOr FusnatO seven years
after Ile deala Of 1e spRor ippo'o Nsy2 2SEhSH sEs
speak more at cigh; the other entitled In Chne ~ =.
Joseph F97uri. the celebrated Italian philosopher:
and Member Of Parliament, author 81 The Nina o.
History" /" IN rason detat" Gucpl,S and Ghbellines
Italian Political Writer'S" The Peeihumons ,n WORKS
Of Giannone The Philosophy of ihe l'syomtloh' anu
number OF philosophical hternry and historical essays
aud reviews published IN the Rerte DIES de,r M0ndeS The
its legitimate post Of honor in the history Of
civilization 10 explain China by means o Europe Europe
~ mcaus Of China; prove the equa.ty of naons ~
their diversity" Man, nc teaches us, is the product O
nature varies With The variety Of his surroundings with
tile atmosphere IN when hc Is norm, ana IN Whch he oS
Thus every climate produces different species
each belongs 10 the climate that produces H.
ana u distinguished nom nil Diner spccirs hy
independent, necessary organic chafactcrslics Hence
geography is Tie suIcSt data for The classification Of
races To ihe separation OF races responds inc sCmiIl
uOn OF cpOchs EHch cpcch has s own chaTactcisics
anG forms complete system apart and distinct ilon The
{Stems oi the tpOcls Wh'ch prcctd oi IoioW II. inc
ideas. bellies and customs C one epoch cannot be copied
by another without falling INTO GarcatuIe. I'm
aine AcLiNr going TO Ulisse travelling
hy rail" The historians task Il to find tho
hs.oncal period IN which Is suhdyided the grand cf
g0yernmchis traditions and religions. Each epmh III
ton" "s0lu on" and preparation" ly explosion tho
nict-as for instance. the transition from The old
Pagan to the ChIatian belief reaction tho mo
OF society returns 10 rcairm the old dognas Long:
painful and cruel arc the moments 0f rccto, lha ul
ib4 lasted a. years The hld moment Of solution occurs
oz he ri and new ideas o d.tinrIi>h fhe truths Of
thcSe nations celebrate the solutions even as tho
Victory ~ Christianity was celebrated after the death ~
Julian; tire triumph Of the Reformation after the thirty
years war But 20 these solutions succeed anew doubt
apathy corruption: certain signs civilization that
Is setting Up aIOhcr that uenr It's dawn. Tbs iS the
period of JTqGr0fiOn here, have said the age Of
Luigi XV. VctaiTe-AiiaSo Pulc ana the Italian Gimme
ccnD; the artlor considers the present period with
regard 10 thr French revolution ns one OF demolition ana
PREPARATION lie assigns 100 years as the life of four gen
caons 10 each hisoucl peroi shows that ~ llay ne
Tetoin0s o: me bishops latlu rom ICY to llIt' he
revolution Of Tic Consuls and the Constitution OF the
Common. mons Xq, 2o France SO the oS0 great rdsS %on"fh m
Russia. lasted from 1879 to, .l775. The French
ton" After developing his theory Of the equrdece oi
nations tie author enters ms subject and introduces
matic.l precision OF statistics and tho uninterrupted se
OF its . dyrancs exercise such decisive Influence
Image of Europe. The Chinese think themselves the first
people in the world and look upon Ms rs laibarins CHI
rtsoulcly combating the clmeras ~ the nhhlsiu'1cal
repre- SCENTS tie victory % reality legend. n il i'm
Gina and ccmrarcs II with that OF other nations main.
IN!
,icdnnd n surnl 81 fr tly tat like most OF ms works
the author han been eomp' led 10 publish II In French
Cp. m.-Ihe Chamber was reOpened at 2 T. M Win tho
uaual fgImaltics Int he House was not I'm number"
Three member have res gncd-Roccafoc aud Arnvalene
on account ot their bcath America AmaH nom cosci-
message To the deputies, McnalIca aId
told lis What OF course, we knew before, that
after the of the 22d " December the Kirg had
accepted flc resignation Il the entire Cabinet Rnd had
charged him with it's reoonsructlion After naming tho
Lew m,niers he made an appeal III fyor of conr0tiand
reconciliation, trusting that perfect understand,
ing bc.ween the Parliament and the iIonse would
lead the nation 10 the goal desired by az.
He read list OF tie projects Of law 10 he presented hy
tie Government, begged the members to lose no time IN
rcOrgauizug the uaHccs the country II mcnaced by
small dangers in that direction. As for internal policy,
the eminent las Other aim save that Of causing
ne laws 10 be icsle'eu "'. 81 ul.nE .uc act'y W uS
state Only thus can stroug Government exist, ard
ror0 for concord, because reaction rife throughout
the couiryhcuce the necessity Of ralying round the
No comments were made, ard Deputy De Luca Pres
dcut ol the Budget Commission presented his report on
ter prcscEtcd several drafts Of bills, promised his
financial statement for Monday. 2lst inst. Deputy
War Minister about tie military condition of
the country Deputy Custielia sad that the country
was sc Of "utcTrelaiius. aud Mcnabrea begged tho
House to postpone al until the financial questions had
been settled The Sican question was proposed, hut
the Minister Of Grace aud Justice requests that that also
should be postponed Lzzaro reminded him that "a IN
dyidUas have hetn In prison for the last fourteen months
at the disposition of The political authorities. DE FiippO
replied that il they were innocent they world be sci a
liberty Al the elo-c Of The sitnG the President Hoped
That the HOusc WOULD be in Ilnbcr On Monday, Int
doubt il. Our hoEoahlcs like political squabbcs and
II Il bitterly cold n Florence st and our Luxurious
NJ. Ps don't to leave hrir comfortable homes for
The dreaX lodgings or Florentine hotels This s III favor
position ON the first day no o' = likely to do il on
the second. CambHy DgUy makes Il decent
cal statement. suppose the Mcnabrean Ministry will
tide it over 10 the Spring.
French soldiers IN their encampmcnts Poor wrctcles
they be pticd certainly bat there seems chance
Of their dccampmcn as fresh material Is still arriving
from London at Ciuta Nccchia. Malall famous
alkcr II the Right" has just hccn received by bis Holt
ness. sent 10 is said. by the Italian Government special
mission The negotiations between the Courts Of rIis
and Florence kept pretty close Under Rcasoh hhd
Iatazz everything used to leak out Menabreas post
mis- eycnirg's Riforpa complains that the benches OF
the Right fuller than those OF the Left, aud taunts
the Ministry for having sounted the EIeht gong by
means the prefects" 10 would be well II CsI Co
had a similar method of summOug their adberents. One
thing f. really too bad-thc Quesors have called IN all
have been Issued others left ont so to-day our |
gallery in the utmost confusion, and neither Sig |
Fambr nor Sgs Fewyr and QucsOrs were at Their posts
The object OF these changes 10 gave the best posts 10
the conservative papers under the preteNt that their cir
cuatiOn Is larger doubt II the circulation Of all the
papers In Florence equals that OF The TRIBUNE. So
guess shall remain undisturbcd. By the way, InE
WEEKLY TRIBUNE issued 9th Of December arrived here
the Of January The steamer that brought il to
England must have had only ninc days passage.
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