The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1870-10-04
TsLeGRAms TO THE NEW YORK HERALD.

ROME, Oct. g. 1870.
The voting yesterday was orderly throughout until
the polls closed at six O'clock The result as was
generally supposed, was nearly unanimous In favor
of Italian unity. The returns, AZ lar as received,
show that about $1,000 votes were cast throughout
the patrlmOny. OF which only sixtysix were for the
Pope. The result Is heralded everywhere with en-
thuslasm.
The city was splendidy Illuminated last night in
honor OF the result OF the pebsce. The best or or
der prevailed all day. The Italian nag noated from
hundreds Of houses. Strong guards had been placed
at each OF the twelve voting places but their
Vices were not needed. PROFESSIONS with music and
nags marched through the streets TO the different
polling places, creating much enthusiasm. The
w0rkmen went TO vote In body.
1t IL reported. in consequence Of the vote OF
the Leonine city having been cast unanimously for
the rulershp Of Victor Emanuel that the Pope will
take up his residence In the Island Of Malta.
Latest Returns of Voting.
R0MK. Oct. 3, 1870.
Later returns show that over so 900 votes were
cast in favor OF Italian unity and less than fifty
against. Several monks ana priests voted "Yesn
Another Wow Of tho POpe's Probable Iuten-
tions-A Reconciliation Between tho King
and the Pope Possible-General Cndornu,s
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Royal ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
LONDON. Oct 3. 1870.
An interesting letter from correspondent, dated
at Rome, Goth ultimo says that the prospect Is
Frightening OF a reconciliation between the Pope
and the King there seems not the slightest proba-
bility that Pho Mono will leave Rome. Evidence is
daily growing stronger thar his Sanctity will accept
che situation and make the best possible terms with
the Italian government. At the first meet.
ing OF the Junta In the capital two days
ago, General Cadorna, in his opening address, ex-
pressed himself in these conciliatory terms:-aThe
unity OF Italy is finally accomplished Rome once
more becomes the capital, and Victor Emanuel the
soldier king VIII be crowned IN the capital. who,
IN the prospect OF such splendid event. would not
feel enthusiasm kindling within himself? Who il
he who does not feel compelled to exclaim, God
has truly blessed Italy And will not the high
pontir turn TO bless this work. The august head
Of Catholicity win find in US the most loyal homage
the most profound generation, the most Jealous re-
spect for the clerical body and the most secure
guarantees for the of his supreme spiritual
power. Prejudice will disappear before eloquence
Tails. and divine premonltions will be dispelled by
the spirit OF loyalty"
At his own request the Pope has a guard OF
Italian troops, who have charge OF the
police in the Vatican. lie wanted to take
foot, but previous to Saturday he was persuaded
from doing so by Cadorna As 1t has been said
already he has expressed wish TO bless the Italian
troops on the Great Square OF San Pietro.
One OF the first DEGREES OF the Junta was to vote
the erection OF q monument TO the memory OF
those who lost their lives In the two patriotic
enterprises OF 1857 and 1870 for the liberation
OF Rome and likewise commemorative tablets OF all
Romans who have died in exile or on the scarold for
the cause OF liberty. medal WI, nc struck ana
distributed 60 oil the soldiers Of the army OF liberia
ton when the King Is crowned in The capital.
number OF measures for tie internal Improve.
ment Of Rome are under the consideration OF the
Council. credit for public loan win be opened
for this obiec.. From AL this the people are led TO
believe that the power and dignity Of the ancient
Latin empire has been restored with the rcoc-
cupation or the capital. Cadorna has ordered
that the Sovereign Pontif shall receive the
same military honors rendered to crowned heads.
and that military nonors shall also be rendered 10
the Cardinals People are docking from all parts
OF Italy to Rome. Five newspapers have already
been started there, ana the political Journals or
Florence sold about the streets. The Romans
are bewiidcred with this avalanch or political
liberty.