New-York tribune., 1868-01-31


PARIS, Jan. Observation-Disclosures has been
received tonight from Rome that Gen Failly, the
commander of the French Expeditionary Corps, Is
nbout TO return to France with one division Of the
troops sent 10 relieve the Pope from the designs OF
Garibaldi and the Party of Action. The remainder
of the forces will remain in Rome, under the conf
mand of Gen, DumOnt
NAPOLEON's sPEECH-PARTIES IN ITATY-oYA-
TIoN TO NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
From Oar Owa Correspondent 800,
The inclcmency of the weather manifested
IN the shape Of unusually heavy storms has, for
the last vo days. cut OF Central Iav from Western
Europe. The avalanche has fallen nom the Appennes,
near Porea according to the dispatch. fty yards high
nv one hundred length" and has entirely obstruced
the railroad The Col di susa blocked up and all that
We can learn IN Of foreign affairs through tho
very meager dispatches Of the telegraph and very
irregular steam packet service between Marseles and
Ciyta Yeechia. In America, such weather as we nave
In the city would be called unusually mild Winter
but the poor inblooded Romans shivering With
rod and even the beggars who Dfes the streets OF the
Etenal City make their petitions with pans oi hot char
coal in their hands In no town IN the world there 90
great contrast between the extremes oI oulenCe unu
misery in the Catholic metropolis, ana opinions are
,lne 10 their own laziness OF TO the negligence
of the Government attending TO the necessities Of its
Tor not only is the administration defective and careless
kOt with these degenerate descendants OF the Caesars
DO any thing for yourself you cag find anyone else 10
DO II for you" The breyy OF the EmpeIors speech o9
al the Uih0mOnaHe party, which had hoed 70 nnd IN
ifalv On the other hand tho italians reassnred
and declare that he has not asserted ms real lnehoh
because be feared that the announcement Of probable
war might in some way initiate against the adoption OF
his scheme for the reorganization OF the army Inc nns
Rangune hope that lie viii make still some sacrfce
20 Italian nationality III order 10 OBTAIN an ltaan aln
against Prussia.
luI In the provinces, where both Papaiini and Gefha
DIM prefer 70 leinSh an e0inVI1lo % aa
than 70 open campaign IN the snow sun msttels are
perfectly quiet and preparations Tor attack ana de
an influential citizen has enrolled about one hundred ad
Venturous spirits with whom he made demonstratiop
nent was only intended touehstope to popular sen
ment, aud. there was detachment OF P0ntihcals N
the immediate neehhOrOOd the inhabitants declined 10
participate, and usual. retired 10 then cellars How
over on the 2sth Vumo, pubic dhner was sven az an
vterbO, at which some Is or 20 Garibaldan officers IN
s1nffed to tie Eiiaa, RsSl5iic" and the speedy con
guest Of the Provinces These demonstrations are pretty
garrisons occupy the principal points and there are
regular cantonments Of volunteers at Csste Gorgio,
Castel Niseardo' Monteruttisno, and Viceno;
these detaehnients are composed principally Of Lom-
berds but recruits picked up from the neghboihood
paid at the OF 2 cents per dsy they do not how
regularly, and seem await orders Terni just over tho
5Sraer ) ne headquarters OF The Reyogtlonary Com
81 a STs N SIeSr 70 Rss Though the ON
aS SS, ar snn S ~ @ ~ the form
towns and Villages to dyed. 1he leaders of he inove
be1ngng 20 learn prudence, the next nva
sion will be nor only more erereetcsiy but slso more
IDtelligenty directed. than the last one, which
little premature and like other intended Fevolu-
tons. had been too publicly talked about
Among The papers captured during the last Affairs
which have accounted FOR the IN the possession
II the Garbadlans During the summer OF 1866 royal
decree was published at Florence directing the dss0u-
tOn Of the National Guard in the small towns thrOu ghOut
The Kingdom aud nSruetng the Synaics Of these local
Ies 10 lake possession OF the aru instead NJ forwarding
them 20 the Ordnance Department When the movement
began all these mnskeIs We're sehed by the volunteers
but presented themselves nom the Towns m the
former Kingdom of Napes The local authorities Of these
places Hero rected 10 send them TO AncOna, where
The Governor Instructed TO make proper distibu-
ton" This was the order which zen into the
animation Of the captured arms proved their
identity with those issued by the Neapoitan
National Guards In 1880 All this BY the Rataz7i
ministry, but there II no doubt that Menabea and bis col
collision with tho French and although by no meals
abandoning The national prog anime winch denands
Rome capital OF Italy, desire 10 accomplish their ends
by moral rather than violent means stl the opposition
or Party Acton is working energecay 10 tate
pGnente defeated the Menabrea ministry. and although
with very different motives, both are unwilling 10 emai
There is scarcely any question but that the Pm0neate
has intelligence with the Pspsl Governments, for IL II
chiefly composed OF the old PicdmOntese nobility. and Of
tho Trinese deputies who have awaya felt aggreved Al
The OF the seat ~ Government from the Castle
Of Moneaeri to the Pitti Palace aud the consequent
transformation OF then ancient capital into the condition
siaseeondrate provincial town These socaled Conser.
sslNes are willing TO isk anoiher Novsa oyided they
80 gain their ends, and unfortunately for theiItaan
Monareh, acnaied y local. rather than by patrole
npatnes, and the party Of action willing TO accept
~In tsisiyke The French influence in the Peninsula
p,oSsiz, Is IN Naples, aud this city VIII, IN all human
Which oprOSs % vii hs be qss and
Iasn Sy assinst the Pope King but even against the
|sss 90 sS%s N.Y. was made occasion d political de
pretty TsS se. agasi IL 1DS ss seS ssss spsnsS
aamsrous lave been ibs nss pn1ne dinner ana 20