The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-07-06


the arrangement q the financial difnculty between
coed very satisfactorily. 80 that the French Commits
sary sent 70 Rome expressly TO treat the quesuon
unsuccessful issue Of HIS dsoussons with the Pontl;
neal Commissary, Signor Guidi AS the P0ntfncai
government declines treating directly With the La,
the Intervention OF French medators has only seryd
to render 1t more Intricate because the payment o.
portion OF the interest or the original Pontincal uso
by the Italian government, In Consideration OF tne
latter having absorbed large portion o. LUG ~.
Srssd ScS also
the withdrawal OF the French troops from tne ropes
dominions The French government I, 9 aSS IN
latter holds Itself sbsolved from its share Of the OBJ
as OF IT, % as ~
been agreed the Italian government Nouid pay an.
to inc Il be o e
Papa debt only 1000 900 francs were paid last year
and as no payments have been az yet erected this
Rome 20, 900, 900 francs for arrears. Hitherto the
payments made on this score have come
pated So Id 70 send e Rome ana BEEN reimbursed
by the Italian government with ,endttG at due dis:
count and It expected that the same method win
be continued the Italian government decides to re-
sumo the payments. Meanwhile the Roman govern
ment being In want OF money to meet the approach.
by that OF France with another anticipated nstament
OF o million OF francs In gold.
ter the FESTIVAL OF ST. Peter that ID to say early IN
July, the ex-Duke OF Parma, who arrived here week
sister Of the ex-King OF Naples. The bridegroom is
twenty-five years OF age and the bride nineteen. 1t
Is said that the Duke Of Parma has invited his uncle
the Count OF ChambOrd, to be present at the
nuptial ceremony, which will be honOred by the
celebration OF the Pope IN person. Some bon mots
Of his Holiness, apropos Of the royal sposf in
circulation here which, although very amusing, are
too satrical for to repeat. After this third con-
sodatIon OF the BOurbOnic bond Of family union
the three royal couples the Count and Countess OF
Grgent, the Count and Countess Of Caserta and the
Duke and Duchess Of Parma, will leave Rome to-
gether.
There has been much mention of political mis-
sion to the Pope, entrusted by the Italian govern
ment to Count Alexander Fe OF Bresca, who Is now
in Rome, but the truth Is that the Count has only
San Carlo which, being the national church OF the
Manese in this city Is being restored at the expense
OF the Italian government.
Tho Temporal POwer-POlitical Amnesty.
telegram from Rome, OF June 20, contains the
following items Of news:-The Pope, on the anniver
sary Of his election delivered an address to the
dinas. He said:-Rome must be holy spot. The
sanctity itself Of the ground tread imposes upon
each OF us the duty OF edfying the world by his ex
ample. God weighs In the balance of Justice suf
ferings and our acts. May 1t be said OF modern
Rome, what she does not possess by arms she holds
on this occasion his Holiness has accorded an am.
nesty to all prisoners, except those condemned for
theft or forgery, having less than six months to
suffer; those whose sentences have further to run
Will have One-third OF the period deducted provided
1t does not exceed three years. Political prisoners
are included In the act OF Clemency.
The United States Consul Is said to be recalled from
this city. r. GO. I.f....