The New York herald., 1870-10-05
TslesRAms 70 the NEW YORK HERALD.


The special vote on the pebiscite has not created
as great surprise as was expected. Prince Borg
hese. the leader OF the conservative party and
many OF the prominent priests who were previously
earnest supporters OF the temporal power OF his
Holiness. have given In hearty adherance TO
Italian supremacy.
Tne knotty point which now presents itself Ia
what viii be done with the Popes The Leonine
City is agtated on this subject The Castle OF st.
Angelo, which is comprised in the DISTRICT is filled
with Italian troops So the occupation OF the
Leonine City, which was commenced y few days
ago. IL now an accomplished fact.
Pho Mono no doubt believes that ne has nothing TO
fear from the occupation OF the city by the Italians
He may be seen as usual, only surrounded by de-.
tachment OF Italian lancers instead OF by Papal
dragons formerly NO fear is entertained OF his
Holiness undertaking night to any foreign country,
as he has every reason 10 believe that he would be
worse of as an exile abroad than as spriSual sover-
cign nt home, where he will be free from the worry
and responsibility OF temporal governments.
The Pope is getting impatient In his confinement
In the vatlcan during the present ane ws6tner The
respectful and devout appearance of the italian
soldiers. especially those from the meridiana pro-
vinees, ~ seen by slm from the majestic vatican
basac. encourages the Holy Father with the idea Of
emerging from ns ySoannsmspt 70 geta stu closer
view or the invaders -*'s.} -,
1t Is much better FOR the Pope 70 farnarize him.
self with the order OF things for the idea Of suc
little tn,pertun IN tnap1-lo existing independently
In hostility, the Leonini City would be In Rome Ia
at once not only absurd but impracticabie.
The weather Is magnificent. and thousan DIS OF vis
itors are arriving in this city daily.
Tho Plebiscire at Civits veccbia-ChcvaIIer
Lauza Decorated.
LONDON. Oct 4, 1870.
Advices from Florence say that Civita vscchia
voted 422 "yes to ID "no'' the question of annex
alton to the kingdom Of Italy.
ChevaIier Lauza has been decorated with tho Collar
Of the Order OF the "Annunziata."
Tho Transfer Of the Sent Of Governmeut-.
Whon-Tho Entry OF the King Into Rcme
Fixcd-TenipOrary GOvcruor-Cardinai An
t0nolli's Observation-Disclosures Nows.
A correspondent writing nom Rome, September
%. says
1t is reported there is aivlsion in the Cabinet Of
Victor Emanuel about the transfer Of the seat or
ernment 60 Rome. some being In favor OF going
there at once while others are In favor Of waiting
and taking long breath after great surprise OF
good fortune 1t Is probable the former will prevail
The 18th OF October Is liked for the visit Of the
King to Rome.
IL Is probable that General Lamarmora will be ap-
pointed temporary Governor OF the Roman territory,
His commission Will include the power Of making a
defnitive settlement with the Pope.
1t is thought Antonelli will endeavor to smooth
away difficulties, he Will prefer luxurious life
at the Vatican to poverty In the Island OF Malta. One
thing Is certain the country win sanction no terms
OF settlement that do not involve tho death and
burial OF the temporal power.
The priests and seminarlans are again Showing
themselves 10 the streets.
The Pops has oniy once left the Vatican and thel
to Visit an hospital.
Count Mamiami has arrived as Rome TO take dlrec
tton OF the Department Of Public Instruction.