New-York tribune., 1868-04-18
ITALY.
Pix MANN FESTIVAL IN vENICE-ARBlrRARf
ACTS OF THE GoVERNMENT-HEANf TAAA-

'' FLORENCE, March "a. 1868
was half inclined to take trip to Venice to SEQ
the funeral or as the Italians say, the =" Manu- res
tvaIs y but it was rumored that the nGcinato tax
debste was near its ends So | trusted to tflehu
ewes to and desorbet This particular IIieu' M c
indeed all who have returned affirm that IhJ t @
masses all descTiftiOn, especially the tOicnIgu'
sson along the Grand Canal So if il is inpos siDie
For them to describe what they nave seen - 40 ;
more so for me to a s1oeeeu EASILY iToaSine
ihe sad welcome given by the children OF the
)agunes on the anniyer5ary yis oi 81 w P,o n m.S,
SxpnIson of the AuStrians to the remains OF le man
who when a King had handed Neneta back TO her
ppnrassoT decreed that she should resist the Aus
Sian af any cost" Never were circumstances more
forebIs for good patriot 10 do his country great
ssrVice and rarely has man ayalled himself OF them
lncre fully than ara MANN bS % aufg eoDs Is
nm the 18th of March, and aided them to unfuTl the
RepuJRoan banner TO the cry of Venice and St Mark
<ben J0mbardy voted the fusion, Venice reluctantly
Followed her example: but when 1t was known that
Iharles Albert four days after accepting the Vene
lians as his subjects offered TO hand them back to
Austria if she would leave him LOmbardy when the
RiedmOnteSe fleet withdrawn from the Adriatic,
md panic fell upon the people, then Manin rose
saUal TO the hour and from the balcony of the Duca
Palace shouted. d" For fOrty-eight hours govern"
no mock humility, cOwardly resignation; he felt
that if panic spread Venice was lost so seizng the
helm, he assumed the command OF the abandoned
vessel and till famine and cholera gave the victory
10 her besegers he the life and soul of the Pro
VisOnal Government. For this the Venetans wOr-
ship him. for this all Liberals accord him earnest
homage. Strange to say the MOderates are equally
loud in their praise but il is not the Manin OF 1913
snd 1Si9 whom they applaud it is the exile in Paris
who yielding to the influence of Cavour lent his in
fiuence to Pailayicini and La Farna 10 estaOilsn
Moderate committees and raise the cry: ITALY and
Victor Emmanuel in 1854. 1t was Manin who won
Garibaldi to the mOnarchical flag, end with um
the stanchest hearts and stOntest hands ~ ltaI.
Jaw him in 1856. being the bearero letter from
lIaribaldi the MaisOn Blaaehe DO you really be,
1ieye iii the House of SayOy| m " Believe what OF ltf.
that house only care for the Valley of the Po Let
them get that, the array exists and we shall force
them TO do the rest ~, want nag ana TINS @ Is se
heSrtened; the changes he had witneSSedin in France
had diminished his faith in the success of popular IN
SurfectiOns Reduced to poverty, he was obliged 70
give daily lessons for his daily bread-anOher proof
ar Republican hOnesty-fOr when the Venetian reYO-
luton oOmmeneed he was prosperous, not TO say say
rhild and then Manin died with scarcely PIsgate
view of his promised land. AIRY Schetfer his fayO-
from the hour Of his liberation IT was
Senetiss resolve that his last wishes should be
tolflled. and that Manin should come home.
Hud now he has returned; his ashes, given back by
the liberal Frenchmen who yet loved him we'll bOrno
with trumpha hOnOrs through the northern cities of
Italy. arrived in Venice on Saturday the 10th. and
escorted by 147 Populations by the civil and military
authorities, and National Guard, We're conveyed
elOng the grand canal in the presence of the assem-
bled thousands bearing banners draped in black
wth mourning. and yet JOY in all their hearts
Hanin had returned, and the AustrianS had d0-
parted. / shall not translate the long, too long
Speeches of De Ia Forge Rufini. Herald, Caluci, le
grave. FORBADE. Barbirolh, and NenOttO The French
were generous the Italians cared more to eXat the
virtues of the MOdeTates than TO describe Manin
be The Director of Police, on the 18th of Feb
luaTy, 1S4S, spoke thus of him: HE enjoys public
rsteem for the morality of his life, for his distn
Eushed talents, and for his disnterested character
tnd no one ever more aDtly drew Manins portrait,
His son was present at the ceremony A Garbaldian
la lSG0 wounded at the entry into Palermo, he is now
\ stanch Moderate. Sad indeed must 1t have been
for him to receive the ieeSs remains OF father
in a foreign land ITO lie in st. Marco" was Manns
last desire 1t is fulfilled. Victor Hugo is the only
pne who in garandng the dead has not forgotten TO
honor the living.
The arbitrary acts of the Government become
Overy day more intOeTable. Contrary TO the law on
superior education, which places regular University
professors above ministerial interference SignOr
BrogiiO. Minister of Public Instruction. has sus-
pended FROM the exercise of their functions: Cenetl
Professor of Jurisprudence CarducoI, Professor
pf Literature, aud well-knoYn writer and
1ia1za, Professor of Chemistry in the University Of
bologna, merely because, to the students who crowd
hheir classes, they are supposed to nfuSe dose or
liberalism into their scientific lessons. The press rs
Indignant, and the question is about TO be brought
tDefore the Chambers. Also III tho University OF
Parma, Sig FeITerO Cola is suspended for his sup
posed contributions to the Liberal newspaper, ~
IJesente as he occupies occasional chair-that OF
Political Economy and International Law-the act
s. not Illegal, bat is specimen OF the ministerial
tendencies. .
1nuister by affirming that the CaSate law does ad-
Unit of the suspension of Professors for two months
pntil their cases can be brought before the Superior
Tonncil but forget to add that this can be done only
when Professors have lost public esteem by dlshOn-
orabe acts when their teachings or their writings
,.Are contrary to the truth which religious aud
moral order reposes, OF have attempted TO undermine
he principles the guarantees winch are the 10u-
aiations OF the civil constitution OF the state; When
tn SHORT, despite repeated adnonltlons; tney nave
persisted in INSTRUMENTATION 10 the authorities ana
in tho trausgreSsiOn OF University laws and regua-
tons
Now all that can be said by the worst enemies OF
Eeneri Piazza and Carducc is that they attended
fanquet held the 9th February anniversary OF the
ofiou of no Rpmbllc. they
Signed with other citizens. an address TO Gan6aldi
and to Mazzini. The students of the Bologna Uni
Versty are in full revolt. They have held pubic
meeting and chosen a committee TO draw up an ad-
dress to Parliament 10 be signed by all the students,
and have decided that all said students will abstain
from frequenting the classes of the University until
lhe committee shall give contrary directions. Sew
aral papers affirm that Sig BrOglo has ordered that
fhe University be closed for the tlme being. This IS
1eing forbidden to continue their studies IN any
other University.
The Government pretends TO be alarmed once more
at the projects of Gen. Garibad and keeps odrdbiRdl
aud troops both at the Maddeena and on the Island
of Caprera itself A friend who has been passing
some months with him, and who returned few DAYS
vince that he has 10 thought OF stirrlpg;
chat he is broken in health and depressed IN spirits:
Is writing a second novel, and cultlyating his farm
under the superintendent of Scotch gardener who,
with his wife, has left his native mist TO teach high
farming TO the imprisoned hermit. Teresita, with
Tier husband and numerous family, is IN Genoa;
.RiccIOtH is gone 10 London 10 seek employment
Menotti is soon to take 10 the island home bride.
handsome well-tO-dO lady OF LeghOrn. :. Giuseppe,
the saint~day of both Mazzlnl and Ga1bald passed
a silently as the kings own birthday. The people
arr d;sbeartened and dismayed. The power to be-
gieye ia anything, 20 be enthusiastic about any
lthiug seems 10 have died out from among them.
All the Italian papers reproduce eagerly the
articles and documents of your impeachment
tusiness the ModeTates side with johnson as they
did with the South-the OpH'Ohe, perhaps, eHctPIcu
the Liberals side with the impeachers, and VIII re-
jOce that man who has done ms best 10 Drlhg tne
great Republic into discrsdit should be put aside