The New York herald., 1868-06-19
ITALY.
Military Relations with France ana A-'me-
Frauds in the SilkwOrms Trade-The Nea-
pOlitan Processes To HIVE Their Property
Bank FOrgeries in Turin,

Military Relations with France ana AIme-
Frauds i'm the SilkwOrms Trade-The Nea.
pOlitan Processes To HIVE Their Property
Bank FOrgeries i'm Turiu.
The italian Correspondence of Florence OF June
conradlcts statement TO the effect that France had
undertaken with Italy not 70 increase the French
garrison IN the Roman State. The only engage
ments existing between the two governments are
specified in the diplomatic acts already known.
circular from the Minister OF Agriculture and
commerce. IN italy, calls attention to fraud, already
mentioned III the HERALD attempted on breeders OF
skwOrms in Europe For some years past, as is
known, native silkwOrms have been suffering from
different diseases the chief OF which was the
dine, consisting of the growth OF q sort of micro
scoplc mushroom. 1t manifests itself on the laTva
by white powder, which is the germ Of the disease
and spreads rapidly from one silkworm to another.
A great resource OF cultivators had been the eggs
brought from JAPAN and quite recently twenty thou
sand pasteb0ard cases. bearing all the marks of their
origin, arrived from that country. 1t has been
discovered that those boxes were empty, and had
been imported in order to be filed with the native
diseased seed and then sold as Japanese
The exied Neapolitan Prncesses are about to re.
enter on possession of their private property. On
this subject the Italian correspondence OF Florence
gives the subjoined detas:-Artcle % OF the treaty
OF peace signed at Vienna on the Sd OF October 1866
stipulated that 1.-THE Princes and PrinceSses OF the
House OF Austria, well the Princesses who have
entered the Imperial family by marriage shall he re-
stored, on producing their vouchers to the full and
entire possession OF their private property real and
personal, which they may enjoy and dispose OF with
out being in any manner disturbed In the exercise
OF their rights" The same article adds that the
rights OF the State and OF private individuals estal-
llshed by legal means, are in every case reserved
The Archduchess Maria Annuncata and Maria I'M
maculata are the issue of the second marriage OF
the late King Ferdinand III. OF the Two Sicies
The former OF these two princesses born the 24th
OF March, 1S43, was married on the 2lst of October
1862, TO the Archduke Charles Louis Joseph, and The
latter, born on the l4th OF April 1874, espOused
the 18th OF September, 1861, the Archduke Charles
Salvador. The dOwres OF these two princesses were
inscribed In the great book Of the public debt of
Naples from which by dctatOria edict Of Garibadi
they were cancelled. We have reason to believe that
the construction OF article twenty-five of the treaty
OF the Sd OF October, far it the rights
which 1t confers on the two princesses has given
rise to prolonged discussions which do honor to the
spirit OF justice and moderation animating the two
Cabinets As a matter OF course the bill now before
the Chamber OF Deputies is only the formal carrying
out Of an arrangement, the propriety OF which has
been recognized by the highest authorities in inter-
national law.
letter from Florence IN the Paris Union, says:-
Advices from Turin bring the news or the arrest OF
deputy, NJ. GenerO rich banker. lie resigned his
seat some days back, that Is to say when he became
aware that the EXchequer was going to prosecute
him. At the late capital Of Piedmont as well as in
other cities Of Italy associations were formed to
undertake new industry, that OF forging bank notes.
The direction OF the bank speedily perceived that the
manufacture was making progress everywhere, and
that at Turin there was great number OF amateurs
who blessed the forced currency. There are several
different copies OF the five franc note aOne The ten
franc and two franc made abroad, in America, be-
lieve, have been exempt. There is possibility OF
estimating the number OF fOrgeries In circulation.
The bank ID going to renew all Its paper but what
VIII It do when the question arises OF withdrawing
this unknown mass which is spread everywheres