New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-09-14
ITALY.
MAzzINI SUPPORTED FROM Al

MAZZINI SUPPORTED FROM AMERICA.
We learn from London says the Paris Libertt, that
Mazzini is indefatigable in his political labors,
although he continues to suffer from illness 1t Is
affirmed without hesitation, that America Is sup
porting him in the work he pursues-propagating
democracy in Europe He is daily visited by large
number Of political refugees of all countries.
THE DEATH OF MARANGoNI-How THE MENA-
BREA MINISTRY HAS DEFIED OPINION-FACTs
OF THE ATTEMPT TO AsSASSINATE LOBBIA-
THE COUNCIL OF RoME-CRoPS AND SILK
WORMS.
IRON OUR OWN CORRESPONDENT
VENICE, Aug. 23-The telegram from Rome, an
noupcing the death of Giovanni MaraneOn in the
State Prisons of San Michele Rissa, is sad blow
to many hearts. Marangoni went out from Mantua
in 1915 to fight for Italian independence. then wan
dered an exile half the world over until 1860, when
he went with Rosalino PHO to Sicily 10 prepare the
way for Garibaldi. He distinguished himself
throughout the campaigns of Sicily and Naples.
was lin" at Aspromonte present throughout the
campaign of the Tyrol in 1866 and in 1867 was one
of the first to enter Rome TO prepare the
revolution there CAPTURED, he was subjected 70
such brutal treatment that his health declined the
doctors protested very powerful friends Interested
the Pope consented to free him condition that ne
would recant his past errors and pledge himself
never again to attempt to give italy her Capital lie
rejected all these conditions and condemned to
death On the ftieth anniversary OF his hrst mass
the Pope commuted his sentence to mpriS4nment ior
ten wears. Marangoni smiled, and said. Thank 1im
for nothing; libeTator is at hand" In VAIN the
Emperor OF the French pleaded. The Pope remained
firm and 50 one more martyr mas gone up 90 20 the
country for which he has lived and died. Lug
Castellazz still remains in the Papa prisons and
for his life also we live in constant fear.
Throughout the two years that these Italian sub
jecte have been in prison, the Italian Government
has done nothing 20 obtain their liberation WIN WIN
The prisons of Milan Genoa, aud Naples crowded
with Youths against whom the Judges are unable 70
formulate an act of accusation" Menabrea did not
nrohahlv tn the tauQt of phySlclAn,
heal thyselfD but the omission is one more crime
laid to his heavy account. OF our prisoners accused
Of plotting against the life OF the Eng ana iGr the
Grated U on ball. carlo RaimOnd, young Milapese,
sent home TO die Cauzio, Garibaldls son-in-law,
Masto. and the other Genoese are confined in the
prisons of St. Andrea. Nathan, British sutgect, is
stil confined in Milan and the responsiveness OF our
Home Secretary are meek aud mid that, II no
other chaBce remains to him. God help the poor lad
Unable Il induce the King to consent to a coup
neta. ~ OF eIasperatien the Ministry have con
tented themselves with closing the session., In
order TO be fnss to spend public money and waste
national resources. Assuredly i'll no constitutional
country at any time, has any ministry dened puDhc
opinion as tho Aenabrea- Digny Ministry have done
s sno contssnai crisis constant change of
nipisters-nothiDK daunts those intrepid leeches,
who cling to power 81 Victor Hugos star hsh 70 ts
nrey Cambray DgBY's financial scheme, promised
from week 70 week. from month 10 month, rejected IN
priyste commission and ably exposed by the parla,
entary guntc s the crowng tsu eD Oh bim s Ee
Judas he holds the bag, and Will Keep ~ tlI some
popular tamuIt wrests il from bis grasp The famous
circular on the press issued by Pronu is producing
it's effects Not only are all the Liberal papers tho
Rsforma. UntA Ifdltana, etc: - selzed' but theIr
responsible editors are IN prison tbsn 10 hnu sSn
the forthcoming numbers even In their cells, the
local 6sco has taken upon himself 20 prevent the en-
Suspended and very soon we shall be reduced 10 the
EasieHe and conpaeRta belle. ADsthIs Tage asaiDht