The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1870-10-11
qELR6RAPn]D NEWS.
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ALL PARTS Of TIE WORLD
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Russia Demands the Removal of Re-
striciiOnS in the Black Sea.
The Streets Of Rome During
the Plebiscitum.
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Destruction Of Catholic Build
- ings In Pekin.
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Tho Personal Prerogatives of the
Pope to be Preserved.
Further Particulars Regarding the Manner ia
which tho Voting was Carried On.


Further Particulars Regarding the Manner Ia
which tho Voting was Carried On.
ROME, Oct 2, 1870.
Tho voting on the pebfsoftun, this morning was
conducted In the most orderly manner. What ap-
peared to be the entire male population OF the city
were In the streets rom nine A. M. to two In the
afternoon. continuous procession Of voters, pre-
ceded by banners and bands Of music, proceeded
up the Corso and many of the principal streets to
the Capitol. The sight was imposing and interest
ing In the extreme TO others besides citizens
Romans who had been exiled by the Pontifcal gov
eminent for the expression Of their political opinions
have all returned, aud for the last few days inter-
vidws and aflectonate meetings between friends and
relatives bear touching evidence OF the Joy with
which they have been welcomed home.
In compliance with the ARRANGEMENTS which had
beeDa made for the no lding OF the elections voters
were cassed according to their professions or trades
and held meetings accordingly in different public
buildings In the city. When everything was ar
ranged the voters commenced to march for the polls
with banners flying calling their way on General
Cadorna, who witnessed the procession from q
window OF the Piombno Palace, on the Corso. The
General must have been astounded and delighted at
the enthusiasm OF the Romans, and manifested the
Joy he experienced by interchangiDg greetings with
TIE passing columns.
There we're nineteen different voting pavtions
finereut parts OF the city The central one IN the
Capitoi, was crowded throughout the morning.
According to the orders issued by the Italian gov
ernment 70 pay every mark OF respect to the Pope,
IN the district Immediately In the vicinity of the
vatican. no preparations were made for voting, and
The inhabitants were thus unwiringly excluded.
number Of people living In the district drew up
protest against the exception. Subsequently they
placed their votes In ballot box sealed 1t up and
Carried lt In procession TO the Capitol
The evening was devoted to Nominations, music
and promenades.
II n reported thac the Pope Is much worried,
though contrary opinions to this rumor are also
prevalent.
Movemeats OF the Opponents Of Cath0Iicity.
LONDON, Oct 10, 1870.
A correspondent az Florence sends word that
the extreme supporters Of the PapaI cause are
playing into the hands OF the extreme enemies
Qf the church. The latter In Florence sneer at
khe decree Of King Victor Emanuel guaranteeing
the dignity and nv1olabty Of the spiritual author
tty Of the Pope. They declare that they will ere
long strip the Pope OF everything, and send him,
with his cardinals his priests and his nuns to found
new city In Asia or IN Africa. This language is
encouraged by the hope OF seeing the Italian Gov
eminent borne down by the opposition OF the ire
Death Of Cardinal Mattei-MOre About tho
VOting-The Pope TO Preserve His Personal
PreroSatives a Sovereign.
ROME, Oct. 10, 1870.
Cardinal Mattel President OF the College OF Car
dinals, Is dead II Is SAID that PatrizM succeeds
him.
Thrty.two thousand voters refused to vote in the
Papal States at the recent election
The officials readily transfer their allegiance to
the King
telegram received from Florence says that
decree has been issued annexing the Roman pro.
vinces to the Kingdom OF Italy. The Pope preserves
his dignty and the involability of his personal pre-
negatives as sovereign. Laws are provided set
ting the independence terrtorially and the spiritual
authority OF his Holiness.
General LaMarmora is appointed Lieutenant Gov
ernor OF the Papa provinces. The laws OF Italy are
to be introduced and an amnesty proclaimed.