, 1869-04-30
ITALY,

OF tho Chnmbers-Sas
Four monthA' Work - Mnzzlnlnn
Plots and Prnclnnant ntfons-RGcnn |
Of the Prusslnn Ambassndor-Da-
plomatlc 1ndtscrcslona OF His WHO
Tho oriental Adrtnt2c StcnmshlP
COInPnnys |
lFRa4 OUR oEs CORRESPONDENT
FLoRESCE, March 81.
AZ usual, when IN. house breaks up for a nou-
day and reporters sud correspondents are at thclr
Wits ends for material Nterewttha1 10 Ill their
blank pages, Funors arise and reports arc cl1cu-
lated, which have no foundation save In the tn
veutise faculties OF the journalist no use OF ain
save to divert the public for q moment. The
Easter holidays are specially fertile; the approach
Of sprng secms to sharpen the wits and lmagina-
tioEs OF the penny this year, TOO, when
the intense cold, tho tncessant rains, prevent the
indulgence IN new fashions We cannot even
hang out our slkworms' egcs 10 air on theis c.
coons, because the mulberry leaves have not yet
sprouted-seusatlors are vastly in request, and
the supply equals the demand. The Chamber o.
Deputies having passed the Marine budget and
suspended the debate o. the bill for admintstra-
the tctorm, which has occupied the greater pur-
ton Of the session, voted three weeks holidays,
and the members dispersed without being able TO
DO themselves much credit for any accomplished
nghta between the government md the opposl-
ton on the naenato tax and the army, the former
has tHumpheL The various budgets have been
The subject Of lengthy and untnte1estin9 detste5,
bur urtlc OF no rettnchmcut has taken place. and
the respective position Of parties remains pretty
much rs at the commencement Of the ye1r.
HarllS were the doors Of The Chambers closed
when Mazxntan sproclamauons and Mazztnlan
rlota we're discovered oil over the country. and
tr4fh fhsu
The moderate papers atlfm In one and the same
breath that Mszziri Is impotens aud Ridiculous,
and yet that he has conrerts, and active conyerts
In all classcs Of society, and espeCsly IN the army
Arrests ate nallc ndkx md the prisons, already
ful! 10 orerdowlng, arc now crowded 70 sutocn-
ton. The Repuhll ans. or Puritans hs they style
themselves, believing Affecting TO believe In the
alleged plots iot h21ricades tn Naples, Rome. MI
Ian, Venice and Bologna. seprosch the Mazzintans
b. the way7 Little by little, by ia
severity, tyranny and cxtraragance,
monarchy Is undermining itself; the house ot
Savoy is building Up the republic with Its own
Ttces, Letlt a1one- Any preynasute aitcEupt to
overthrow the present regime viii only Cause ita
remaining supporters to rally to its standard.
These supporters nze tmlnlshtug daily. and the
time viii soon arrive when We can strike decisive
blow. Hence reertmlnahons and Aunts between
-ua&L1AAa1A9 AAA AtRubnSAAo' o@4'oA11A teaAA.A4s
tactltuEn and moody at capEera. Menottl, with
his 5oung bride, Is touzneytng In the south
Mcctott! Is here and nothing suits the authorities
save that they must be consplrln3 to overthrow
| throne and altar, whereas they arc but amusing
themselves aS young lolks WILL me long anu enosl
OF the matter Is that NAxziot Is SILL 81 Lugano-
preaching liberty and unity under q republican
form Of government, publicly and in private, bat
without any n1ed plhn for attempt a. revolution
at given time or In given p1ace. The goyern-
ment wants an excuse for the extension Of military
dtc,a,or1hipx and scribblers want 1uat,er to Ill
| their colnns. Hence, General E8cat1er *suppres5es
the associations and societies OF Central Italy,
| aud the papers tell Us that among the 9G,0 100 In
hahitants OF Faenza, sls murders have tster
Mace l,l tbirty yea1sIhar II Is supcrn1ous Il
add that the recently suppressed society ol
"I1cg1ess was under Nazzini's orders, and cnl,
awaited wink from him to erect barrtcadcs; th3
Ntazzlnt has ever used similar instruments
that nnhlc security Is in danger, and that uplcs
the la1.ds of tie present government be strength
| epcl unitv will crulnbe TO pieces. II the govern
cnt tlees not take 1t Into Its head TO shoot few
dozen soldiers and officers who have received let
te,s from, or l,steaed to proelanatlous penned by
Nazz,u! or bis followers these r,uors matter ll:.e
I but tiesnIte the fuss made even IN ociclai circles
abort the execution OF Nontt an
| 7.opretJ rtrra are members OF the
Cas,;rs, Who scrovs,v nronass to max,
| m crn,,n,n ~ vnrarr e,,.ortcas irdly,,,uo,
vim ..rcar ,hc Esov:. nntforr, over ,epu,aica:
| no,,.." lnnthcr ,nn,nr of f,r .nor. ,,nnnrt,nrt
| n The general community IA the Franco Italo
| AratrIsn a,1}oncn m which thu presence Of The
A,,l,c Counselor Noer,ur sent bv the Austrian
Erneror o, A spcc.al mission TO y!c,oe Emauuc
c,ves crc1eoce ami color. According to nor,1or
ri ,he nrcss France Is TO give Rome anil Austri.
thc Tyrp, Ia Jtly ~ the pr,ce OF her alliance, bu
|
such n-e.euslous, observes tlat If France rcail
| dees On IN for a var with Prussia it il no. useI
! *hnt the Emneror will Hnut to bring the crEr,
clerpv abon, hts ears-thas Italy has nothing to d.
,r; 10 keen quiet, while the powers that have con
trimmed to her uni,y fight out their ovu battles
vtjte she organizes her own internal mat
tiers and ruts or au idea OF soly
tuv the Roman question to more con
yenjent season. That strong pressure Will b.
used. should France really 80 In fo7 warts certain
but pul'c opinIon Is seriously In favor Of Prussia
who "csve all and took nothing in ze.usa," uc
who would have secured for 1taly both the Tyru
md Trieste, hal hcs owu statesmen not bec
I ,nore Lent On cs11yi1e favor with France than o
rutt,c,sns the interests Of U,e!. country. n
recall Of Count Cse,5om has lcen a nine tla.s
vcnder and peop.c who uyed out Of F7o,cnc
/ necessarily sought for solutions II tho most III
1kelE quarters. some were OF opinion tia. th
strong tcan,nrs Of the p.7lssaa Ambassador to tn
| Onnos..ior nse,n.e,s, h.s pnconcea,ed scc.n fe
1amarnnora 4 Co, had decided Its tate, Int in tn
easc ,,e wou1g have been recalled In 1866. o,acl
: aver tna. he was personally obno1.ors 10 Il
| Etn,. Int ttc King has eycr patroatzctl him. Il.
m ,dt,tinn te eyerv concetYal,lc crdts-{oom II
Annnr,ata and s Eaurt1zto and Iazzsro 10 It
: on1cr oI the crown .of 1ta1{-bc GRANTEE, him
pt1Ya.e partias audience. anil presented him vii
tls own reot,nt, ret IN diamonds, The rea! cau.
: Of tho County, DISGRACE .s The unruly manner
: nm nort,y tsdy-x1rc. who has committed mo,
q man onts ,,nlomn.ic tndtscretton. and public
threatened ii BIs1u ark lid not m!pl his ps md
nto ho crcn vl,h him. >. Yon will rrmetohcr II
! f,r,,rs ,.+snatcn nrrsented br Uec?o1a TO Gene.
;. | Iarm.ynoy...th eontents Of which were accor
| inn tn l,sroark. Unknown 10 the I,rassan Cover
,er r,ttI ,h,sn I.va .t..r ,,Q n-eannt,tIon, q,
i NJ ,bn sfens t,tc, bx rho C-onnte4z IA ayencr II
= sitn. ..hinn 10 ~on.t.rs her s1orsa oaz rcrc,t
: a, ~, hsndx NJ the rrn.s,,n sItnafer rns
q c.,s. ~ H., nr,n,u,in n n.nnbtc- cntt.,c,l =.
1,.,r,sr.+,ro c,,rrc ~ ,scs ,.the fo,1oxstnc tet
c gran, from Rtsroark to stunor Uac]ou. 18th Jun
r 1ssS: .1ustst enerrrticaliy with the Italian CO
4 | cfpnent that thcy come TO terms with the HI
: ga1,an committee. A refusal on the part Of &c
e cral I.ltuaru1ora will force us TO believe th
! ltaly does not Intend to wage serious war vi
d | Austria. We arc ready to commence nostilItl
v next week. Meanwhile sterile war on the pa
Il Of Italy IN the quadriiateraA would augment
|; sistrust sill, further.' When this quotation
e ! Utterly COMPROMISING for Uisr1ark, appeared II
f. T1ussian Ambassador offered his I
stcp,t,on. Etsma,k. fearing rnrAer rrn,,s,
II On the pa8t Of the Indignant Coun,e:
$. offered tue Count the lucrsttyc rost Of
f. snector General Of the Royal Masetns, viii,
IF vas refused. md when the Countess LEFT F1orrn
o her friends were fully convinced that she h:
n "pot yet nsd he, revenge
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