New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-06-08
REVOLUTIONARY TROUBLES III ITALY.
ANOTHER POLITICAL PLOT DISCOVERED.

ANOTHER POLITICAL PLOT DISCOVERED.
FLORENCE, Tuesday June 7, 1870.
The discovery of a secret political movement IN
Leghon has led 10 prompt action for It's suppression
Twenty-Five persons implicated in the affair have
been arrested and the police are searching for 9th
eTs All needful precautions have been taken by the
officer in command of the garrison.
THE RECENT REVOLUTIONARY MOVEMENTS SUP
INSTRUMENTATION LETTER FROM ME-
MOTIF GARIBALDI.
FROM OUR OWN CORRESPONDENCE
FLORENCE MAY 2l.-Tne movements of which
hastily wrote last week suppressed is tC
saw the troops at Catanzaro have taken 80 prisoners
wounded and killed 20, and compelled the remaining
$40 to disperse among the Calabrian Mountains. The
leaders, Fogler and Picco were men of little OF nc
personal influence, yet they able to gather to-
pether this band to induce Ricciotti Garibaldi to
join them and also to count their partisans Ill the
University of Naples.
Menotti Garbaldis letter frankly states the posi-
ton he assumes When he told the Project that he
disapproved the movement of course he dld not
know that his brother among the insurgents,
and his first act on finding it out was to collar him
and pack him off to Caprera; but this opposition
arose not from the motives assigned to him by the
Premier Let him speak for HIMSELF
Won note certain words Of lama concerning me as YOU
Ought 10 know cannot accept the praises OF the Minis
gave nv advice against the movement, as soon as
heard that II was on foot, because do MOI tik Sc mo
mcut vet arrived; but aSsuedly could not OHer ny
support the most lOatlsome OF all OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
italian Government offered my arm TO- tne '{b t fS Ul
Irsoners, who amount TO 200, among whom are many
bfgands might be freed; and assure you that, by
M persons present at the meeting, the idea Of support
nc tie Government decidedly rejected; only the
iic said few words In order that the cy should re
main calm and pronounce itself until the great lta
cit shall have gwen the example Hei 9sFeeYer
otfsted IN favor OF liberty Of aeCn with regard to poll
10 Iyer yours, MENOTTI GARIBALDI.
Caiaasdr6, May Il, 1870
-be protest Of the 800 citizens Of CatanzarO-their
letter to Deputy Marncala declaring that 1t never
entered their heads to assist the Government to put
down republican movement, but that, led to believe
that bIgands OF Bourbons had assumed the red shirt
for purposes of pillage and plumber they naturally
fastened to hinder them-is but repetition OF this
case matters of fact almost unconscious ayOwal that
the present system is for large body of Italians
hopeless that they have tried it, and it wont work
that if they do not join the impatient ones III
attempting its immediate overthrow 1t IS because
they do not deem the present moment opportme );
that they wait for more important cCnters TO take
the initiative To us it seems that this quiet an
uoncemeut Of a conviction ought to furnish the
present government more food for thought than the
unsuccessful but constant attempts of insrccuonaI
bands These are composed for the most part OF
men whom the persecution Of Menabrea & Co. rem
GGlfu desperate 10 WHO'LL Hat HlOh A4'iti va ~
bed, any change seems for the better. But the
"proesers are quiet citizens, who have no personal
grievances to avenge but who feel and when the
occasion comes say-This is not the Italy we fought
and suffered for.
By the way YOU must not cOnfound with the at
tempts at Pavia Catanzaro PiacenZa, the so-called
republican attempts Of Grosseto and Maremma'
headed by certain Gallant. This bears written on
its face provocative agent" They call Gallant q
frieni Of Garibadi Well, he sonce his cook, ana
though the fact does not exclude 1T certainly does
not imply friendship. Gallant, IN 1867, headed
similar band nstigated, as we then believed by th'
Tuscan ooRsorte who aimed at the overthrow Oh lat
taxi and was, with his whole band, dlsaImed p1
fve-andt twenty soldiers; and we believe this time
that he is instigated and paid by the same party
thirsty for the overthrow of the LAMA MINISTRY
The inflated absurd proclamation calling ON th'
Italians to rise in Che name of Rome-the fact tina
he had plenty Of money Oh his peTson-the nOtonou
character Of the man, marks him an agent of TIN
the late Ministry and their partisans Ii they ear
succeed in discredting the Republicans and rendering
theprescut Ministry ridiculous; II Is point gained
and, unfortunately, the present Minister OF TIN
Interior does lend himself to Absurd situations
Onlv tLis week he has made bunde
unon bluuder. One day be asserted that Carlo Mayr
one Of the leading Republicans of Leghorn, was al
The head Of the Maremma movement and the mex
that he had not well digested the details, and thai
Mayr had nothing TO do with it. Then, on hearing
that Gallant and his band were in the Maremma
and that an attack Oh Massa feared, instead OF
understanding as any child in the elementary
schools would understand, that in connection with
the MareInrna il must he Massa Marittina that was
meant he telegTaphcd TO the project of Massa III
Iunigiana warning him 10 hook out for revofu-
tionary band in the neighbOrhood, and promising to
send forces at once 10 protect public order. The
surprise useless searches and reply of the Project
may br imagined. OF course Lanzas enemies got
hold Of the story aud make the most of IT,
Take Tins honest but feeble Government-the I'M
scrupuIous but by no means brinless partisans OF
the late Cabinet-OOk at the risngs here there ana
everywhere; accept Mazzini Oh the continent, and
you will understand that one wakes in the morning
asking what next, .........
The apparent next is the grand discussion OF Sci
las Omnibus bill, to begin on Monday.
THE MIRACLE-PLAY IN OBERAMMERGAU.
lFROM OUR SPECIAL CORRESPONDENT
OBERAMMKRGAU, MAY 2O.--1his long German name
looks rather formidable. but only means, III plain
English, the upper district on the river Ammer The
place Lies in remote valley Of the Bayarian Alps,
little removed from the post-road that runs from
Munich 10 InRsbTpck and half way between them.
4be I $50 inhabitants busy themselves chiefly with
the conventional Yankee occupation of whiting,