The New York herald., 1869-06-20
FRANCE.
Figures of the Late Elections.
ROME.

ROME.
Royalty in the Eternal City-The Ex.Kins of
Nuples-Increasina Popularity of Switzer.
land as a Summer Observation-Disclosures
Taik-Wil Rome BE tine Capital Of Italy
Monument TO Commemorate the General
Council.
ROME, May 20. 1859.
Since his removal from the throne OF the Two
Scilies and the annexation Of his dominons to the
kingdom OF Italy, period OF eight years and three
months, King Francis III. has been constant resi-
dent IN Rome or the neighboring towns Of Abano
and Frascat The Queen has visited her relations in
Bavaria and been occasionally absent from the
Eternal City, but his Majesty has constantly kept up
the semblance Of court at the Farnese Palace, and
from political motives principally has deemed it i'm
prudent TO remove very far from the frontiers Of his
quOndam hereditary States
Since the announcement. however, that Queen
Maria Sophia will probably have the satisfaction of
giving birth to inheritor of the rights and pee
taons OF the House of Bourbon asserted that the
King has determined to leave Rome and accompany
his consort to switzerland, where residence during
the summer months has been considered advisable
for her Majesty.
People who attribute every trining event in royal
families to political motives suppose that the King
Of Naples has been alarmed at the increasing cor
diaity between the French and Italian governments
and the probable establishment OF the much desired
modus rfuendt to be initiated according to report.
by customs league between the Pontidcal and
Italian governments. and that he prefers leaving
Rome OF his own accord to waiting until the Pope
acting under the pressure OF France and Italy, should
request his Majesty To select residence elsewhere
Whether the King has any such intention
whether he merely contemplates a Swiss summer
ramble VIII be shown In the sequel, but meantime
his announced journey mas afforded the Neapoitan
emigrants here and his partisans generally an op
portunity for making demonstration OF loyal at.
tachment Dy getting up and signing an address
praying his Majesty not to deprive them OF the con.
ISOLATION Of his presence by quitting temporarily
the Italian peninsula and withdrawing from the dis
interested protection OF the Supreme POntiH. IL is
suspected that this address has been suggested bv
persons interested in keeping the King here, and
that 1t will be accepted as political expression OF
feeling strong enough to detain his Majesty III the
Eternal City.
the upper classes. Foreigners have already taken
their flight from Rome and the local magnates and
diplomatic corps Will 90 next. The Roman princes
are getting fond OF switzerland, which they fnd
cheaper than Paris or Baden Baden and the ambas-
sadors are going back to their respective countries
to recruit their health and obtain instructions from
their governments wherewith to commence the ap-
preaching campaign OF the general council. The
Marquis de Bannevile has obtained leave OF Absence
as have Counts Arnim and TrautmansdOrn and
Barons Sigmund and Pyke, the representatives Of
France, Prussia Austria, Bavaria and Belgium; so
that Rome will be unusually quiet this summer-a
lull before the stormy hustle OF winter.
Even ecclesiastical business being deferred, for
the Conssiory, which was 10 have been held shortly
at the vatican mas been put or till September,
when, II Is said Monsgnors Manning, De Merode
Falenelli and Chigi VIII oe made Cardinals. doubt
whether these nominations viii prove correct espe-
cialy the latter as 1t viii be difficult to find an
eligible successor TO him az Nuncio at Paris.
Two subjects have recently been discussed in gov
ernment circles here with considerable feeling Of
irritatiOn-
First The declarations of the French Minister for Foreign
Affairs NJ de Ia vslee respecting the OF the
domnons BY the French troops and the return to
sseondThe tar Of eight and half cen, inflicted BY the
tiaca debit in with other csiesoriss Of Italian
Of i' oi Ja
The Cuio Cutto,tco protests earnestly against the
Pope being abandoned by the French TO the tender
merces Of the Italian government, and refuses TO
acknowledge any similarity IN the OF Austria
living in peace and harmony with eacn other |
quote the following remarks on this subject from
that Journal
The government, Of Florence besdes the wekedness Of
perhdious arts and violence continually used from 1850
% s ns o9as 81 and assuming
Ambassadors the protection OF notorious Observation-Disclosures
as Rome . =. proper C. csp,s w never ss;l. from
doing 90 by force because France fosids IA prohbion
which oends the national dignity ana pfrInses on the rights
ern.Sy and The Italian pro.nce. through having wltqy
had the HOY See was despoed Of fouraths Of Il. pro-
vnces BY .reaehery, and only virtue OF superior force.
prosaSy ssnns where's. he Holy See IN ips peace % Win
every one sad desiring nothing belonging TO else,
was despoiied like a traveller by robber.
With such trust in the good faith OF Italy II Is not
surprising that de Holy see should feel alarmed at
the substitution Of moral instead OF material protec-
ton by France, and the initiation OF the iaodus
rtrend, oy a return 10 the SEPTEMBER convention OF
1854.
The Baron visconti superintended the conveyance
OF his ancient cOlumn OF African marble across the
Iiber, from the Emporium TO the kipa Grande port,
on saturday afternoon. The column is to be erected
Ia commemoraton Of the Council, on the Janicuum,
before the church OF san Piero in Montoro. II will
be supported by five colossal figures representing the
nve parts OF the world, and will bear ts summit
! statue Of st. Peter.
The excavations at the Emporium continue 10
yield valuable blocks OF ancient marbles chiefly
colored Nineteen masses were brought TO light last
week, OF which the last OF gallo anticO the finest
yet discovered was exhumed In the presence of Car.
dIna Sacc0ni The Pope delighted &c TINS treasure
has presented the proprietor OF the soil Prince Tor.
| lOna, who yielded II TO the government a bronze
| statue OF the saviour and fne specimen Of Gobe.
\ lin tapestry.