The New York herald., 1870-12-02

0oned and very properly 10, for the Via Appis near
Rome. Is neither more nor less than q street OF
sombs. and II Is to be hoped that the new regime
win mfusc somewhat OF vitality rather than mortal
ity INTO the City OF the Popes.
ROUTE OF ENTRY.
Victor Emmanuel win approach Rome from the
Dorth and II has, therefore, been proposed that he
and mis- suite should alght from the Florence rail-
way nj short distance from the city and proceed
IN stare carriages TO the open space, or piazza, be-
yond the Miivan bridge on the TIber which Is two
miles from the Porta del Popolo. This locality
would be maQnlicently decorated and here the
King, with his star and military household. would
leave the court carriages and, mounting MS charger
would enter Rome by the Popolo gate ana proceed
ing straight up the Corso as far the Piazza del
Gesie would ascend the Capitol to receive the homage
OF his new subjects
"HURRY UP.n
special commission OF architects and engineers
is being appointed by The Municipal Junia 10 carry
the preparations into effect without delay; for II the
King really arrives, as has been announced on the
last day OF the present month, there is no super
nuous time for the organization OF festivities 80
vast scale.
QUESTIONS OF CASH.
Money Is required for patriotic well as religious
demonstrations, and therefore Cardinal Antonelli,
fearing lest certain sums sent Rome for latter
should be made subservient to the former, has de-
manded, In the name or his Holiness restitution OF
100000 francs found in the different treasures OF
the Pontca State at the time Of the Italian occupa-
tion, alleging that the money formed part OF The
obolus Of st. Peter. and was, therefore, the ex-
elusive property OF the Supreme Pontf. ] under.
stand that the Royal Lieutenant. after due consnla-
ton with his Minister'S has been able to adduce suf
hcient reasons for retaining the money.
IN THE QUIRlNAL-
mentioned in my last letter that the Quirinal
Palace had been forcbly taken possession or on the
morning OF the sth inst, Cardinal Antoneln having
declined acceding to General La Marmsras request
for the Keys The Palace Of the Panetteria, oppo-
site the Quirnal to the south, is also to be appro
prlated to the royal household, and The Commenda-
tore Spagna, steward OF the Apostolic palaces, who
resided there in . sumptuous suite or apartments,
has received notice to quit In f0rty-eignt hours
ants and functionar1es residing in that extensive
building have been treated In the same way.
The ouirinal palace has a long wing extending
eastward In which upwards Of one hundred priyi-
legged families reside: They have not yet been mo-
lested and II said that this portion OF the palace
Will perhaps be left to the ecclesiastical authorities
and entirely separated from the centre OF the build
Ing by division wall, on account Of its containing
the suite Of apartments used by the Cardinals in
conclave on the election OF new Pope. There are
also IN the Quirlna several ecclesiastical oices and
archives: the oflices Of the press censor, who is
always Dominican monk, entitled the Master OF
the Sacred Palaces those OF relics Of accounts Of
number relating tO-l. Music and the Papal chapel;
2 Ecclesiastical affairs; 3. The ceuncll 4. Ceremo
Latin esies Of State The rRqsss Pope
having :, been subjected 10 the msaipSis-
and 1t Is reported that he INTENDS to ful.
inmate the authors and executors Of this act
Of spoIia,lon with immediate accommodation.
Wnsther Victor Emmanuel will De nomiDally anathe-
matlzed or not is uncertain; but General La Mar
mora mo Will o. csurss come & 10 fsr cnsss VIZ. al
in the vatican the French respected the Quirna and
when they kept MS successor, Plus VII, prisoner
captive 10 France they did not take possession Of
the Vatican. The clerical Journals, therefore, con-
slder Italy more vandahc than republican or mpe-
The antIJesu agitation has ceased for the present.
the Royal Lieutenant having dehnltively deprived
that Order Of the privilege OF nstructing lay pupils,
and appropriated their premises to the government
schools. The following is the intimation to
Jesuit rector OF the Roman College by the senator
Brloschi:--
By note q the I'd oarren. tNo. !lso this Royal Lien
Fathers wa. liberty 70 arsss plss.sd u, .Sas. q
isssusssd y foreign Colleges % regard the ..
Of lay youths suosc,s a Of the .a1 ' State the
4 onicialy commlnic.ted 70 the Leuen
n ss
1897. Dor Of the particular warning contained I IN The above
is resolution 70 continue lts Instruction without dif
fering from past times This being the you have
complied with the prescriptions Of the articles 26 and
"a Of the law of the l3h November 1857 and manesty
elected the order transmitted by the authority the Leuten
any making use Of the power conferred By bis Majesty
regards the instruction of italian subjects the article
Of the said law ap orders II TO be closed under the penal
ties indicated With article In Of dsobedencc.
The Counsellor OF the Leutenancy. FR BRlOSCHI.
This blow is rendered more severe by the appoint
ment OF the Commendatsre Prianchi, a sworn
enemy OF the Jesuits and nitiator OF the law for the
suppression of religious corporations In Italy, to the
Office OF Director OF the Government Lyceum, which
is TO succeed the Jesuits school In the locality or
the Coiiego Romano.
IL is SAID that the fapal gendarmes IN the Vatican
are TO be dlsarmed, their number having been
nearly tripled during the last month.