The New York herald., 1868-06-04

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The queen of Italy is title new to Italians. and
has an indefnable charm for them. Nor can it be
denied that 1t is magnificent title worthy OF 80 gO-
rious land. Imperial Rome, though still foriorn-
In the heart Of Italy and yet not OF 1thas not been
Roman ladies have presented to the Princess Mar
gherlta IN the name OF their absent sisters,
wroneS set q IL RossS
grants in Italy have also presented an address
70 the King, warmly eongratulatng him upon the
conviction that the Kings fath and constancy
the means Of redeemiDg the rest OF Italy, so does
rson Of her ne ancient o
ing and oppression. The Princess win be immensely
rich In gems and gold. Nearly all her presents take
with each other In the magnincence Of their gifts
She has or wiz soon have jewels enough to deck Q
garden with precious fruit and tempt second Alad-
The King, the Prince and Princess and the Duke
and Duchess OF A0sta arrived at Genoa the morn
married pair was as cordial and enthusiastic as they
could possibly desire. One feature Of the reception
at the railway station was especially charming all
the more so from being quite Q novelty among all
that has hitherto been done in honor OF the Princess
Ranged along one side Of the platform were three
in white, with tue wells. They were ali more or less
pretty and % melOdi0us as they were pretty for
soon as the Princess descended from the carriage they
sang cantata composed IN her honor by the master
Of the school to which they belonged. The coup dsH
presented BY this band Of Lgurian sirens was
peared to Eraty the Princess very much. fhs pret
test damsel although the distinction Is invidous
where all % were charming charm presented the h Princess %
taste excelled any previous Offering Of the Kind.
Then the hymn was repeated second time and the
The streets, crowded to suh0catOn, were enlivened
by the usual festal banners nags. draperies and
this season. During the passage o the cortese to
the palace another pleasant surprise awaited the
Princess Scarcely had they left the station before
containing the Prince and herself. From the bal.
comics and topmOst stories OF the houses rose leaves
air. The Princess had no paras0l, and from time to
time looked up and shaded her ewes with her hand
some Bouquets might be thrown. But nothing fell
but leaves and single flowers, and she reached the
palace without having been peted too hard Arrived
at the palace the King and his son and daughtern-
law had to appear three times on the balcony in
order to satisfy the camOrOus enthusiasm Of the
closely packed crowd without.
Various fetes are now going on at Genoa. The
most striking will be grand regatta and the ilumi
10 oT ne Inc hey rya pa w WIN sa1e
tion excelling perhaps all the rest In warmth and
enthusiasm. Venice, too, at all times the most unique
nidcently to grand fete. The illumination Of the
canals and gondOlas produces an effect possible
in the waters beneath the ofty white marble palaces
rising up like ghOsty memorials of the past and the
sombre gondoas gliding noiselessly by form dream
nkepicture that ndeliby impresses itself on the men,
Ory. Perchance there may be the moon to throw a
silver lustre all and make the lamps glow like
amber coDtrasted with her brilliant light.
From Venice to Milan and then some weeks rest in
a villa at MOnza is the programme Of the royal |
couple. They WIN have wei ear earned their rest and
Naples, as have already said will thus come last;
IN unfortunate arrangement every way. In the |
This tax Is unpopular everywhere, but nowhere more
10 than at Naples. 1t will be bad GUant cOu77fer
% send before the Prince and Princess The King is
wen said to have fastened the marriage in order |
hat the Turin and Florence Jetes might take place
While the people were yet free from this burthen
greater force to Naples.
Florence, since the close Of the fees has relapsed
nto condlton 20 , OF utter dIness and there is
raj on the Sd OF June-the annual f6te held honor
u the extension OF the parliamentary constitution to
he constitution fete come poorly or in consequence
II the extravaganza OF the municipality during the
o ooc r soo oeo eS Were spent
title to show for 80 large an amount of money.
Taking Retrospective view Of the whole am i'm
lined to accord the palm OF excellence to the ball
md ee champetre at the palace OF the Cascine. The
pot itself possesses every natural beauty Tasteful
N one side by the rushing Arno, and encircied land
wards by the purple hills OF the Apennine. The illu-
ninatons on this occasion were perfect for briiancy
'crbed, went OF with great spirit. For the rest,
,othing can be said Of gOOd decorations OF the city,
and tS
or carOusal, that was to be the crown
ny glory OF all, was only redeemed from universal |
by the fresh, brilliant costumes of the
cavaliers and their skill at the manege. Otherwise
he arena was badly constructed and there was not |
'O0m for third Of those who had bought tickets.
In Parliament the grist tax still remains unvOted
as whole. 1t was resolved yesterday that the vote
should take place contemporaneousy with that upon
The Registry and Stamp Tax bill and the bill just in
froduced Tor unifying the system OF taxation on |
government concessions and documents recording
acts.
General Palavlcini is proving himself very Her.
cules In cleansing the Augean stable OF brigandage
in the south, and at his present rate of progress
there will not be Fra DiavOlo left in all Naples with
in two months.
The Prince OF Prussia left us rather hurredly. |
People expected him to visit Genoa and Venice with
the Prince and Princess but he returned to Germany
post haste, summoned, 1t is said, by telegraphc
despatch from the King at Berlin. II is shrewdly
suspected that he did not come here merely to ex-
change wedding compliments. Nous peTrOns and
shall not have long TO wait. France is deeply dis
satisfied with Italy, and events are brewing Rome
wards, In which the Emperor will show that nc has
not forgotten the cordality displayed towards the
German and the marked GOODNESS of Prince Napo-
inn af fr,,rin