The New York herald., 1868-11-01

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hshment worked by machinery which has Just
opened, and whch-this l can vouch for-is equal in
It's arrangements, &c. to any bakery In New YORK,
Paris or London. This one being mechanical, not
only makes better bread but can make IL cheaper,
hence the row. Ny informer says that Monsignor
Randi, the head OF the police has been obliged II
like the expressi0n 10 content the other bakers, 10
insist that In the new modelled bakehouse they may
make better bread u they Ike, but tt must mol DC
sold cheaper. Viva Randi
The Italian papers and those against this govern
ment are always declaring that the French WIN take
away their troops. know positively that nothing
can be lesa true. The Thirty nth and Forty -secon0
occupy the same p0stions-that is to say the Thirty
Dth Is at Civita vecchia, at Zatolfa and Manciana,
while the Forty second remains in the province OF
Niterbo where battalion OF ZouRveS mas Just been
ammunition OF all sorss accSmaed at cvita Sec
CHA 40 not agree with any idea OF the French
abandoning the Papal States.
see that l did not express clearly In my letter
Of the 7th Of August the appearance OF the King OF
Naples on q donkey at the camp OF Bocca di Papa
Zouave, who told me that the sight was anything
but imposing or edfying to him and his fellow SOL
ders, whose banner Is the divine rights OF kings.
saw yesterday, rumbllng IN through the gate OF
San Giovanni, carts carrying the sick who had been
raised-the camp which Cavaletti, the Senator. told
General Kantzler the other day had been, instead
OF "campo d'struzione," "campo dlstruzione"
Qnstead Of camp Of instruction, camp OF destruc
tionl. BY the bye, they have begun the new depOts
they have at last become ashamed Of the Temporary
barrack with which they have been contented six
years. l saw photograph OF the new one which is
very handsome. Roman told me with great exul-
tation that It would be finished In two years--in
New York IL would take three months. must tell
you, however, that doubt the Roman depot being
finished IN two years, as there only six men en-
visited the site.
One hears a good deal about Garibadan move
ments and it is said. as you will have seen, that
Garibaldi had left Caprera but this has been
denied, and i suSDhct from what L hear
Garioaidi Gar is mo no longer as young a. he he
easily as he did before his Aspromonte foScO
What evidently Is true is that the Italian govern
ment, knowing as wen or much better than we do
that they can do nothing, allows the Garibadans to
enroll as much as they please. The Perseverance, Of
Milan published the other day an article headed
Concerning the % Association for % She
seem to be the fraernal union td1rdtellanent0) Of
all the towns Tor common accord and action to OBJ
tain the entire unity and liberty OF Italy Each town
viii have its committee for this object which will
correspond with all the Others enrolling and pre-
pairing arms. Each committee VIII have bold and
determined young men, called "Chiefs Of the PeO-
ple," and each one Of these will make himself
acquainted with all the inhabitants Of his district or
or their enemies, and especially of the monks and
priests, &c.
Last evening began the t,tecfnean treception)
OF the Cardinals Bari and Ferriere-this they have
three evenings-twO public, and one, the last, when
the Pope sends them the hat by delegate who
makes q speech In Latin, to which the Cardinal re-
sponds by one also generally in Latin, private, al
though last spring, at the French Embassy, heard
Cardinal Bonaparte respond In Italian. This third
reception Is by invitation; to the two first every man
may go who can put on q Uniform or court dress,
With knee breeches and sword Every lady, on the
contrary, must 60 with high dress. Those restric-
tons for men we're made, as think told you in
one OF my letters on account OF the political demon
straton made at Cardinal Pentnis reception some
SIX years ago, who had, on taking the oat to defend
the temporal power, added, f 1t IL for the good of
the Church.n | must say, however, they are not
very strict particularly towards strangers as our
cOuutrVmen testify former Thprp
being no strangers In town now, and even few
Romans OF such as 60 TO such places. these
young Duchess Gaessi received for Cardinal Barili-
she Ii one of the Roman beauties-and for Car
these ceremonies, which are peculiar to Rome
and which are obligatory for ambassadors on
rlvng, as well as for cardinals on receiving their
hats, we shall have number OF the former in a
month OF so. Not only the Spanish Ambassador
will be new, but the French, as you know, and, to
my astonishment, the Austrian, as no one supposed
Austria would send an ambassador with affairs as
they are between their country and Rome; but IL
named Count Trautzmandorf. knew him thirteen
not improved great deal HIS talents will certainly
not bring about happy termination Of the dirrer-
Apostolic Majesty Pomposy % ana % vanity e we're his
principal characteristics. His wifc--he Ii married
snee Knew royal hghnes sister m to the
French Minister, ia expected IN fifteen or twenty
days. As to the Spanish Ambassador We know
nothing, and the very alarming news from that un-
happy country makes 1t doubtful for the present
Of any one being named, unless Prim Is again
put TO the right about and things settle
down, much they ever do there, which is
nothing at all Tfhe first secretary, charge d'af
faires Mr.. Llorente, hear, was Al Washington, as
attache, some years ago. We are quite sure, how
ever OF two ambassadors receptions and for these
there are no Observation-Disclosures coats for men and
ladies In ball dresses. There is only evening;
the crowds, II there strangers in Rome
are immense.
In a few days will be published a law which will
put all nations on the same footing France to
the rights OF importation here. Last year treaty
was celebrated between this government and France.
As there are few nations who have not this prlvi-
lege already II IL supposed they make this concession
in order not to treat with Italy.
A great number OF cannon and other arms are
arriving at Civlta Vecchia-some bought by this
but more az presents from Catholics OF
all countries but especially from France
On the 24th is the private Consistory, but ! don't
wait for II TO send this letter, IL viii have no po
cal significance whatever.