New-York tribune., 1870-05-30

increase of tenthon the income tax They approve
of his selling rents 10 the amount Of sl6o0O, and en-
trely sanctioned the connection with the National
Bank for the immediate needs Of the Treasury.
On the bank convention and increase of income tax
the opposon-who, you may remember, refused to vote
for Commissioners or to Commissions II elected
will give battle The counter projects prepared by
Alvisi and ServadiO follows: Alvis proposes
family tsx-a families in Italy to be divided into IL
categOrc, to include every class the utterly de
tute and poor families who have son in the army. ~
lowest category would, according to AlNlslS pan p pg
per annum; the highest but one, Sl,042; tne @
s20fs. The total product IL calculated M $Ouo" 20
annm the tax to he continued for three yeaIs, fhe
vadiO, with certain number of followers pIopos, IL
National Bank, and the Substitution o & Pm ciesiast
notes by the Governments guaranteed on ~ Ht c National
cal property. The debt Of the state toward w. M
Bank of 100000 is the preteXt for le @ io"1nt of
the forced circulation Of It's notes 70 0 notes 10 be
S9O0O000O. Let tine state pay m ts ,it 1M Droertv IL
gradually destroyed the &C 'esilsticai properly "
gradually sold. iii, ,to ,,ou,hors of the
Left is that presented yesterday to the House pS Dep
Maorana Calatabiano, signed by % ihehoos' 'oi''e
Its purport is to prevent the National Bahk RON W Ian -,
creasng its rates during the year s,o V m % % ,nouYf Of
nary Is-I rho state shall issue notes 10 me amount VI
nint millions on these notes shall be written
State Debt-seyentyhye millions slal @ d S thc ~ bank
National Bank ia payment OF itS ueDt, anu tnr uoh
Shall restore the ecclesiastical bonds now IN s ponss
sion. The other twenty millions TO pSin ~ nronerty 10
seIo9 ~ sa and his friends who prefer the con
,in, Vim fine hank and a fresh loan of twenty four
,nions and half to the twenty millions To ne rse ny
the of state notes, have Induced 'ie pah @ ISo
francs to 60 ccntmes per 100 francs 1hey nope lhn "
triumph and they probably viii DO 50; but lhess eln
rca measures bring us not one sep nearer W 'he GA
tinctOn Of the deficit. . ,, l., ~
dered by the Greek brigands, arrived on the 6th Inc
English press, Standard and other papers, seem mug
nant that the italians have taken the aalf 80 quIetll
But what the Italians 10 dot with brgandage again
rife in the South with Cattanel the cold-6ooaeu 1a t
dcrcr OF Cen Escaer condemned only 10 20 years az le
galleys in country where capital punishment Is me law
of the land-how their remunstrances be heard When
sure to be senCcd by the answer, physician, heal
The Moderates are delighted with the expulsion Of
Cernusn. lie is Oi the men whom they never ior
gVe-1ne of the chief actors IN the MlaneE reNOluIun
the give DAYS" when the unarmed populace expelled
the Austaus without the aid OF princes After the Ming
captulation, he went 10 Rome ana WIN 'alseSl anu
Cattaline was created Barrlcade CoihIllssipheI
His proclamation 10 the Romans on the 29th Ol
April Is a chq dGUrr: The science OF paiIl-
cades" he saws, lis like that OF liberty Every
one teach il. Defense is not difficult; onense'
should the enemy dare to penetrate, is still easier Ties
stones glass. furniture, properties which every III
vader fears. In short IT is decided: the Government OF
Priests, will have it no longer On the morrow the
Goth April, the Romans Obcyed these preceps, ana The
French were driven back to Ciyita Neccla. In $780,
when pensions for the defenders Of their country were
proposed, Ccrnuschi's name was mentioned. CaVOnr
started to his feet. "Neyer he said Those who are
not with us may have their special motives which ne
may respect but We consider them enemies, ADVERSE
the State do special thing in their behalf AS Tor
Cenusch he has such lucrative employment III PaIls
that he did not to abandon IT to come aud oer ms
sword in 1869 10 Italy, either In the regular OF Irregular
army" ,,
storm In the House. Cernuschi replied quite quetiy
that he did not believe in the measures taken Tor the UNI
fcatiOn Of his country and that, Reuhucah IN ihe
past. present and future only Tor IL puDc nc
His immense financial abilities even his advcrsaries
admire These have enabled him to make large fortune
which he spends for his idea Republic anywhere
everywhere.