New-York tribune., 1868-03-03
Ro,n. Feb. Z. 1893

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The notice published in the Italian papers,
on the authority Of the PiS IUrie, that the Pontcal
territory was 10 bc speedily evacuated by the French
troops turns to be premature II IS true that Gen.
de Tay has been recalled to his post near the Imperial
person. and that Cen Battaie las gone and that two
squadrons of Hight cavalry and field battery have
been embarked upon transports for Marseilcs. But
how nicely things would 20 n there no such
word In the vocabularythC MoselC brought more canon
on the sCth. and Gen. Dumont was sent to replace
Eattac. VII osc sentiments were known 10 DC una'", or
able 10 TIE temporal power whereas hs sncceSS S e c n
appointment 10 the command held 10y hh l, It'uu 49, ~
the Convention Of september But there !, st. mn u' o.
saturday ihc Ist Of February the designation :" lne
impcIa! forces in the patmohy was cneng b II XXI
hereafter be known" Sc, &C. Napoleon eNiuthty uues
@ peep.d n'sa saw thai he is now acting in concert
with the Florence Cabinet which fears the results OF us
contemplated oop dft1t upon lhe eAisptf@acu @ P.upic'
Everywhere the populations are clamoung Tor chhgc'
aud nyoiglug bitterly against Goveinncnt Whcn, al
ter seven years O ta mas produced hVlhns Uul noI9
its subjects The most ultra Liberal papers Tue organs
of the very party which helped Victor Emmanuel I" the
throne OF Italy, 90 mol pretend 10 conceal lc Conttp.
for him The Docce whose anttCathohc tendencles
have been clearly manifested by its protest against the
Peters Pence l1sttiiOm cdls ue faIiilncht stt vi
fools and scOuudros, backed up by troop OF m0uute
banks and political rOpcdancers and, as II the Italian
tongue were not ileh enough 10 luInSn an appopIlto
term speaks OF Rata2Zi trimmer IL IS the debate
when has brong down All the ire of the Opposition
the head OF the hapess minister 40 may he interesting
state of The treasury as il was under the old tyranEical
Governments aud az is under free ana independent
America and If they have not the eagle ana me star
spansed banner TO swear by hey can az Ics1 h ABOUT
1859 tho reyenUes Of the Papal states amounted 10
N8752367 the expenditures 20 S4565S6 In the same
year the revenues IL the Government OF the Two Slccs
were $25654S5 against $352l5,4O2 The Neapoan uhds
we're Quoted nj IFS on the Paris Bourse. While those Of
"pgenorted" Piedmont were at s.; at present those OF
free and united Italy are with difficulty kept at AZ
On the s OF January 1882 Tuscany ad not one cent o
debt. while in her treasury and at the florentme mint
sum in coin and bullion equal 70 nearly S2eOpOo'
The uchy OF Parma was 5000 AHEAD OF hef tAies,S
and MOdca $4,000 in arrears such were the hahtts ol
Italy under her "dospOts." The following figures, taken
Of the present condition; Excess OF CApehelt@uieS @
Sis eco: for is5s. as estimated by the Minister,
sI2So006 This deficit Of slCOCOooO in three years,
property has been sold and the people already taxed
beyond endurance are nehaced win new import called
5Vins 6y hundreds of actual Starvation II is impossible
10 convince these poor wrctches that 10 is visitation
from God for their sins, they reply indignantly at tly
nrf II Il OWN TO The Crimes Of the Government In the
last year Of famine they will tel you, King Ferdinand
sent TO Egypt for corr to feed the PEOPLE Su What What
cares this SavOyard for misery This Is the feeling
which 10 pervade all the lower classes throughou
the island and particularly at forhO "HeIo s'no ~
the wealthy families are actually IN dread OF new cur
the Prefect and the authorities Doh lnuhlelpa and %
tay have written to the Duke Of Aosta 10 advise the
as have stated although they do not agree as to the
nature Of the new government some wish fOr HepuD'
vOr OF Murat; but the minority, particularly among the
peasants and small farmers canorous for the resO
was very badly received at Naples and 1t required the
presence OF some 30 policemen to prevent positive
manifestation OF disrescct 10 the royal visitor who was
sent To Lower Italy by the Florcntne Government TO
give the people some hope Of establishment Of their
autonomy The Italian papers TEEN with attacks on
the banshed Bourbon. who Is accused OF e0bsplllhg
utterly uufonndcd for Francis H. has systematically
avoided any act speech which could be construed
IN manner to compromise his benevolent protector tol
ecven years lac and his queen have lived quietly IN the
Eternal CITY, awaiting the hour OF their return But as
the COufedercy OF the italian States which was supu
lated 1882 10 be the only possible solution 10 the
italian question, and as the return OF the e1ed PRIMES
IS the only nanntr IN WIeh tlis eonit9Iioy e' oc
formed people naturally look 10 them All Lower lIay
infested with handt aud their eXcesses are set down
oppressive government Nor these excesSes confined
have attacked the students who, after series Of Ots
pconed the Rector Of the University 70 close the
py the Government Az Padus, on the Slst
stripped the priests robes aud prevented the oe
sration Of the At Bologna on the 29th band Of
Office OF the Receiver Taxes next door TO the POsOhce
stripped the clerks OF their watches and ewery took
go francs IN coin out Of the safetney disdaned 10 touch
the paper moncy-and then walked quietly away These
aud many other facts Of Ike character which could be
being prepared Garbsdi is ont with prociaina-
exPedihon is eSrolGs volunteers at Genoa i've
divisions Of Italian troops are mSSaed sun some per per
hostiities impossible and the deputies in Parliament
Sr9S SS sGshs Teseh ke about S the @ &e
Assanti they certainly did fight in political quar-
rel motiyed by an attack OF GarbadPs late i4euten-
ant upon GualteriO, who had been named as Minister
OF the Royal Household. The whole affair is only
feeling existing between the Moderaes and the Party Of
Action, which last II II cannot fight with France, Is de-
terInined to fight its Parliamentary adyersares; Many
OF them have indeed left their seats from sheer dis
gust others FROM the Scian provinces in order TO pre-
pare for the elections and pave the way for change
OF Government Naples seems 70 be nnder an especial
Vesuvus threatens the adjacent villages Of Kesina
and Tore del Greco the yphus raging in the suburbs
rentO every other calamity 10 have been
mentariy thrown INTO the shade by the disaster OF the
2sth OF January tho capital About p IN, that
day great part ~ the hill known Pzzo Falcones slid
down and @ Gssd eeF 5 Td 9 palaces IN 'front.' OF the en-
II appears that three days the inhabitants Of
the santa Lucia quarter had pTeSeDment Of some IN
pending misfortune, the doors closed and opened with
difficulty. and the walls were split IN several places
commission of architects even that the houses
unsafe but strange to say measures were taken
70 enforce their evacuation nor even 10 bar the street
between Santa Lucia and ChiatamOne.
The audshde took place, as we have SAID, about p
m, and. the very moment the omnibus Of the Hotel
Crocele, with five passengers from the railway station
private carnage and cart were passing all OF winch
were buried The dodgers OF Of the palaces took alarm
few moments before az the dimcnlty OF opening the
street door, and decamped immediately but they had not
is Impossible, as yet TO state the number OF victims
for although miners set to work at once, little
progress has been made The engineers seem 70 fear
emptOTy orders of tie Duke OF Aosta to induce them to
take any steps toward saving those who may stih
be alive In spite Of this fearful disaster the municipality
has given Of balls, which have been attended by
ccedngly indignant at this display of want OF feeling OF
such mOinent.
The following official telegram has been received within
the last three days. In R0mc
Notwithstanding the denals OF the Partisan Journals.
the report Of alliance between Spain and France for
the maintenance Of the temporal power OF the Pope, Is
confirmed The Spanish contingent VIII CONSIST OF 2,UO
Iuen, under the command OF Marshal Pczuela-'
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