New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-06-22
ITALY.
THE FNANCEs-THB REPUBLICAN RIsINGs-Lif
ERARY.
(pRoM OUR OWN CORRESPONDENT

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IPRoM OUR OWN CORRESPONDENCE
FIoREscH. Nav 28.-Up till yesterday the
discussion on the War bithe first branch OF Big Sci
las Omnibus bil-was Of the most pacific nature me
Commission had considerably modified Sig Goyones pro-
positions and Sig. Govone gracefully accepted INC o
fcations The opposition represented by Cen oaI'
Gen. Corte and Ratazs, rejected the projects OF both
the Minister'S and the Commission and Govones reply 10
HIS adversaries was comedy OF errors. Among other
things he admitted that the AngloSa1on race 10 inc
greatest In tho world that Italians may be; nay, VIII DC
come great people but that at present they arc no
great shakes, and will gain nothing by Initiating tner
superiors You object to standing armies he SAID Du'
a. "a all Won are ft for as yet And see standing army
in the South won first great battle OF Bull Run 1rue'
the North won In the end; but their war cost them ~
oOo that would have maintained stanuns
army for 80 years. Tho Americans only opect 70 sn
ing army because they Jealous OF their hDertes
Seeing that the Ministry getting the worst In the
discuss,on the majority fastened the close hasened
I'm indecent unseemly fashion, allowing the reporter Oh
the Commission to speak to-day and excluding inc POS
bity OF reply All this proves that In order 10 secure
tho convention with the national bank, the Consorters
have decided to help Lama and sea out OF their di
culties rather than them oused by the Oppositon
The bands In Caabria are dispersed" but we can
hardly report that order regns The Government is on
the alert in Sicily Gen. Medc civil and military Cover
nor Of the island ia here trying to convince the Govern
ment that only wise Adminstration-the prosecution
of public works, assistance gwen 10 dBrlcutuio-
satisfy people His theory H. that Satan finds some
mischief still for idle hands to do" The Ministers reply
that economy reenchment the order OF the day.
and that il exceptions made for Sicily Venefa ana
Naples viii grumble. Tho telegram brings US hdings
Of the formation OF fresh bands the Lgur1an Apen
nines sso noted Garibaldlan, and others have boon
arrested In Genoa. have private letters OF Carl
bsd disappearing the partial risings the ground that
they can lead important result and that they waste
forces and energy Mazzni has published long letter,
from which quote the following extracts
~" is time that Republican press should assume,
of moral teacher 1t is time that not only IL should
have the courage to aront rage ana me
wrath OF the errng ones OF our own party ana the acc
satons of Moderaes cast by the reckless who hate ana
"War to capital abolition of property, hostility to the
middle classes, violation of obligations previously as
sumed by the nation crusade against Catholic priests,
terror and vengeance, are the mad and lmno eIe Ul
cans OF brain and heart. No has dared no one Will
ever dare them from words deeds Should
any make such sn attempt they VII ma In US p''erer
enemies than among monarclhsis.'
Sig Barbera one the principal publishers in Italy,
has Just given the Italian version of Mr. Marsha Man
and Nature or, Physical Geography as Modified by
Human Action" The authors permission demanded,
he not only consented but made the corrections and ad
dtions that the progress Of scientific discoveries since
rendered necessary, emitting all that could he OF
interest only to Americans modifying the text and sub
La Malone has given book which written
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vealed s the character of the AngoS Saxon race.the
calm, dligent, minute observation the slow prudent
Judgment the induction and neutrality-suspicious., yet
logical previously TO advancing boldly and securely over
many-sided experience which teaches us foresight the
foresight which renders pToydent. Fortunatey-and
for this congratulate the celebrated authOr-one sde
Of the AngloSaxon character does not appear in this
work.. O., love Of poemics, especially OF religious
polemics He merely accumulates with order and I'M
partially facts and reasons and deduces or enables MS
reader, to deduee for themseyes the Just conclusions
the critic concludes "11e author examines in the last
chapter all the geographical changes proposed or poss
BILE TO be effected by the hand OF man. dlrcuses te a
yantages and disadvantages but always with that pr-
which prevents his feet from stumbling ana when
shows that Of his subject After all that we
written deem IL useless 10 note the merits ana
utility of this book especially for Italians the surface of
whose soil has been ruined by the bad government or
their ignorant fathers by the sordid ayaree OF their
eotemporaries We can but recommend this WORK 20
all OF their country promising them that from
patient and earnest study of Sig Marshs book they
will gain greatly, few works containing richer or more
varied matter For ourselves are glad To say tat O
his Man and Nature Mr. Marsh has rendered an eminent
service only Italy, which he loves as LIS second
country, but also to humanity" -
SATURDAY, 2Sth May-Afternoon.-Signo Minghette
the opinion OF the Commission on the financial
projects the opposition which sent you in one OF my
former letters. Berole Vale reporter Of the Commits
sion of War, up the arguments in favor OF ana
against the il now under discussion observes that the
question TO be resolved Is financial question Tor the
time being, and insists the necessity Of total reOr
ganzaon of the army, which In its present state Is DIM
cult TO handle, especially when Is question OF passing
from to peace peace 10 war. -
The American mail goes out at 4, and the voting Will
place later but il is probable that yesterdays Min
steral majority of 81 will be rather increased than de-
creased.
The House has referred to a Special Commission pro-
position for extending to electoral rights on adj
ninistratiye questions. The Commissioners who reject
universal suffrage seem to entertain this idea fav0raDy