The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1870-10-18
NEW HERALD TUESDAY OCTOBER s7orRlrLS SHEET

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generally condemned as quite irregular by my I'M
mediate neighbors, all workngmon, for could have
counted the few clean coats saw there very easily.
Nevertheless the majority or the names called
out being admitted TO be unobJectonable. or.
as they simply termed IL, good" they declared
themselves ready to let the s'bad names's the list
pass and vote the whole lot. When this proceeding
had come TO an end q certain Luciant, young
Journalist, Asked to be heard. he Is well.knowa
he had rather more than usual weight and author
ity from the circumstance OF his mead being bound
days before NJ Piazza s. Marcello. He began
very eloquent discourse about the imposing locality
Wne,s 'n oe assembly nad met about
and was then proceeding TO call up the shades Of
their ancestors, when he was suddenly called TO
and "st comfntctan cost ~ l''Why he is beginning
to preach I" "Well. II they begin ike that p'I and
sense shouted OUT Aa snS csstioe "u "coc
stone ~ lCome to the point p .Finlsh ~ aud 'Le
o,nors vervanno dopon ('sThe shades Of our ances-
was put completely out or countenance, but ton
hearing from al. sides cries OF Iarl paris ma non
a. oors" c'speak away, but let the shades alone"h
ne TOOK courage again and recommended
for laying hold OF the government Of Rome
and he met with such violent Interruptions that &C
length ne was forced to give 1t up altogether. Mon
ants DISCOURSE and succeeded in doing 80 by clever
Misrepresentation, telling the assembled crowd that
~ Mas the ass5s Of the preceding Sraor that
that he MontecchD assured them that the
Administrative Council being about to make
thing in the end. and passed on quickly TO the votes
TOT the entire list he had begun to perceive the
disposition nt po Of the assembly WIN good many
chairman then declared that henceforward fac
tious minority alone could object to 1t after having
pep Rsnsrk X sse that tine
lower classes exclusively were represented In the
meeting; that 900 is the outside number OF those
present and that this iuCluQe largo DrODOrttun n
women and children.
The significant behavior OF this sensible popua-
ton had, however not failed in making certain
Impression on the radical committee by whom, till
then, the royal name had not been pronounced and
submit the list to his Majesty, which suggestion
was received with loud cheers. The same orator
then proceeded to praise the army in the highest
terms, proposed that o monument should be erected
in honor 10 Major Paglierl and OF Lieutenant
valenziano, basely murdered al Porta Pa. After
tais came few lukewarm eppUas 10 the King and
to General Cadonra but there was literally no END TO
the shouting and cheering as as the popular
name Of poor old Garibaldi was pronounced. Gear.
ibaldi Roma" was the universal cry, and surely
these good folks know better than the General him.
sell where he ought to be just now. At quarter
before hve the meeting broke up, and the whole pro-
cesson, preceded by tho band and waving countless
fags, marched out through the ruins of The Temple
OF venus, ana Rome, crowded with spectators, past
the CAPITOL not ntot as they first signed, into the
Corso.
The city has already reassumed In great part its
everyday aspect Trlcoored nags are still to be
seen waving from many windows. but they are be-
ginning look weary and are losing their freshness
and the air Of festivity which hung about the whole
town three days ago, eElivening and Frightening
everything around has given way to that unconi-
fortable Understandable sensat on one has when one
happens TO ana oneself in a ballroom after bril-
Liant Jete at five or six O'Clock In the morning. ana
prosy. mattcr-ofiact intrusive daylight will come
peeping through clefts and crevices OF doors ana
shutters, as If to show what Is passing behind the
scenes and how much IS always due to decorative
talent and clever 'Tttse en- scene" In all public de.
monstratons OF excitement, let them be ever so
elevated IN their sources aims. or COurSe how
ever the contrast Is less fOrctble in country like
THIS thaI II would be elsewhere in our northern
cilmes for instance; working days here having al
ways, more or less holiday appearance week days
being often as bright or more so than sunday
and rte days, and decoration and theatrical EN-
bellishments entering largely INTO every day life
Italy. One principal feature OF Rome, the richly
riegafed ecclesiastical costumes. which generally add
80 much 10 the characteristic pctureSqueneSS OF the
streets. Is still missing to great extent, although
priests ana monks are slowly beginning to venture
tindly out OF their haunts OF conceament, ike
snas, worms or other scared animals after heavy
thunderstorm AT the corners OF the streets may oc-
casionay be observed q nate, looking about him in
alarm and disnay, or the Jolly fat face OF pory
Tdto full OF curiosity and desire TO what Is really
going on. ] have even seen lew very darling Mon
signor In their violet robes venturing to show their
dignlhed persons under protection OF their old
fashioned. unwicldy carriages, and actually came
across one or TWO gliding umidly through the streets
on foot with the downcast eyes and humble de-
meanor which Is SO prominent among the French
and Belgian clergy. The Holy Father himself ex-
pressed, it is said. desire to drive out and even
walk, yesterday, ana was with great dlflicuty pre-.
vented rom doing so by his more prudent encourage.
Inc truth ~ Llat curiosity Is q Tar more powerful
motive with all these good folks than fear anger or
resentment does not appear to exist.
Alter all there Is little or no profound conviction
OF any sort TO be found in the chief OF Catho-
cism, which circumstance tends TO make IL a good
deaf easier Tor friends and enemies of the Chrch 70
overcome their differences and Jog on comfortably
together after storm or two, than would be the
case between descendants OF Cavaliers and Round
heads.
From the Cork Examiner oct. ~
Cardinal Antonelli has addressed solemn protest
foreign Ministers at Rome He claims that the Pope
Shall be regarded as remaining In possession OF his
full sovereign rights, and declares that his Holiness
though az present compelled to submit to force, will
resume them at his own time. The Italian Finance
Minister has forwarded fifty thousand crowns to his
Holiness the amount or his civil list tor the present
month"; and the money has been accepted.
MonSgnore Randi, VINO was Minister OF the In
terror in the Pontfcal Cabinet, has been made the
victim OF gross outrage by the Italian authorities
On the pretext that he was carrying on an Illicit
correspondence with the Jesuits for the purpose OF
ment, HIS hotel was visited in the open day
by party OF Carbineers, who broke open
and ransacked his apartments for papers. or
course nothing was found, for the simple reason
that no SUCH correspondence as that alleged in
existence, and both the Prussian and Portuguese
Ministers have addressed strong protests to General
Cadorna upon the subject OF hts unwarrantabe inlc
nifty TO distinguished ecclesiasc, but failed to OBJ
tain any satisfaction.
The Letter from the King of PRUSSIA to the
Pope.
scarcely had the Pope received notice Of the Ita-
ian expedition against Rome, when he asked aid or
the King OF Prussia, who answered him, under date
of the 9th September, as folIows:-
HEADQUARTERS OF THE GERMAN AnMIgs MAR,
MOST HOLY FATHER-Monsignor, the Bishop OF Pater.
born presented to the letter which your Holiness
informs me that you have to believe Majesty
Eng Of % % ss1a an Srmy into the fonos
to hinder the King Of Italy in the execution OF the
project and also asks for armed Intervention of my
troops case your Holiness should need of protection
regret that the policy always adopted by myself and my
such question am. besides the best with my
brother the King OF Italy, and could mperi the rela
tons that exist between Germany and Italy for political
interest which Goes not In any your Holiness
to think, touch upon the interest Of Prussia. have
no doubt besides that his Majesty the King OF Italy,
States OF your Honess In order avert the
revolutionary party In Europe would give your Holiness
every guarantee which the
spiritual authority which Holiness ought
interest OF the Church. Of which the
heed with the most desire that peace order
be shortly recstabished in all parts OF Europe beg
vOur Holiness ma v0i n ipcare friend