The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-07-16

residence OF the king be made here somewhat
later toward the winterit Is not anticipated that
present a. the DIST ina%saraon. fse grand esy
ties and publications. are promised later also.
WI not hold an inauguration session here on the LIST
July. There will only be present on that day an
welcome the KING at the railway station. But II
there should be any cause OF convoking The Assem-
Lsuza has promised to do it, and II is certain tnst
the members would then lind accommodations
ready for them Eyen now they could take their
finishing touches IN the palaces OF MoniecitOrO and
Madame. If there should be any emergency calling
for O session. The reason alleged by the Minister
FOR not summonng the representative, OF the ma
ton On the lst rs that meeting for mere FORMS
sake could produce no good but much lncOnveni-
Popular opinion moi at all satisfied with th9
excuses the people on all sides believed frmly that
inrSediatey ana solemnly opening tie Parliament
IN Rome rne I'VE new houses are attracs
Citizens 'i hitherto ' not very much accustomed
to parliamentary proceedings, and the process o.
making laws and seeing them made promises to be
u very fashionable novelty. The Ministries Will Oc-
cupy the establishments Of the Church; each Cab-
net Minister, with nis employees, VIII hold torth ~
uses-the new men having not the slightest inten.
ton Of taking the veil The monKs and nuns have
been Ousted very unccremoniou.ly, but not without
receiving an Indemnity from the government '-rs (
VICTOR EMMANUEL WILL TAKE UP HIS ABODE IN
THE QUIRINAL PALACE,
throne last winter Prince Hum0ert lelt q monta
tue present reception 81 MS ather Tnese prepare
tons are Terminated, and as the Quirnal Palace Is
scriptiOn Of the royal private Apartments win be-
found OF some interest. The Qulrnal aud the Vati-
Ssn feo sns s Majesty OF pns s R
Ss onS op ose e. Ms no paaess ,n aa
nal has been ooscatea by tho Italian t
for the royal residence, which it becomes on nexs
thought TO abandon his home anu should have
shaken the dust Of Rome or III 1eet In disgust,
too, ana then Victor Emnan 1e would nave had the
choice between two OF the most famous and splen-
did palaces Of all Europe. AS the men,bers OF the
anything OF that KIND the King will have 10 do With
the more Inferior OF the two dwelling shot such q
bad lot after all have heard taaU the Countess
Milledor l"la bstia RosnD with whom the sove-
reign contracted morganatc marriage about twO
years ago. viii not dwell IN Rome, OWING TO sug:
gestlons coming from the right reverend company Of
the Jesuits. t-.,4.
THE ROYAL FAMILY.
Humbert will come back In October with th0
Princess Margherita; Amadeus Is for tne present IN
SPAN U'tias Is IN sw1eriaa ana ra Is queen
THE APARTMENTS Lrr -
are situated OH the ground floor OF that portion OF
and consist OF few rooms furnished with great
luxury aud every comfort. The entrance IL from the
open peristyle III the graud court yard and rom
which ma.nI cent flight OF stairs--such as are
only to be seen in these line Old paiaces-ieads up
TO the apartment Ot the royal Princes OIL Piedmont,
on the first 1oor. On the right OF The entranCe are
three or four rooms Of the royal apartment, which
have, SO to say, public character. First among
these Is the waiting room OF the Council OF Minis
ters; the ceiling ~ painted with the wen known
1resco representing Apollo and the MUSES.; walls
decorated with gut ana blue: furniture white and gG-
ed, covered; and mirrors IN keeping with the
rest In the next room to tins, lgnted from the side
OF the palace garner, the first Cabinet council Will
be held IN the new capital on saturday morning.
1t Is the saloon Of the Council OF Ministers. TDe
nr s men pio o T sni
perance" "Prndence,n "Juslce," with allegoricai
figures OF women Of he size. Zach of the four viz
Ia a
equal for al, III you wsh to be great be srong,'
Moderation mother OF virtue" ..Caanensly act TO
resents the arms OF the four great cltIes-Home,
Venice, Turin Naples. The walls are covered with
red daInasE. In tle middle OF the saloon 10 tho
ministerial table, of oval form, covered with red
velvet six. At this table there Is only one arm
WITH ten or twelve stools for the Ministers. This
furniture, the consoles, the cOrnces oil the door
presenting rather O tasteful and at the Same time
luxurious aspect Adjoining the saloon are several
I be called upon 10 withdraw End have q private
chat with any one; also slde rooms Tor tns
afee anu OF Pe's the King s'' When sng az
the council table IS the door opening into the waiting
%ees oc s and the King ss to his
ture the military staT must be present In this adjoin-
ing ROOM which Is OF yellcW damask, with gtlded
consist OF brilliant marble composition OF Roman
fabrication. After the room for the star comes a
small cabinet Ornamented with paintings Of the four
seasons, cOpicdihe room In which his Majesty VIII
receve-walls covered In green and gilt, furniture
idem; II is decorated with fine paintings; another
room adjoining. wells in yellow damas1: then the
bedroom, entirely decorated with sIutI on the Chi.
nese style, called 'stord cinese." The Kings bed
is placed in the exact direction from cast TO west.
Accessory rooms for BATH toilet, wardrobe and
chinese stu but OF @ seer
color, with large ana solid desk, large armchair;
teral, &c. The dining room Is situated next t. the
vestibuie. and was not destined ut first Tor s1cn
use; its walls are covered IN white, the doors and
M ri a MI
other accessories OF service OF similar material.
Close by this Il private apartment OF the King,
aud Offices or The Project OF the Palace and
OF his dependents, the other masters Of court ETH
Obeyed quickly and believes In the telegraph, there
has been liked up in the angle OF the paaco an Office
hereafter his kilograms OF feliclaton aud condo
lence will be forwarded to his brother ruiors OF Eu
now, having cut MS wires since the city was sacked
pilla9e0, Dundcreu and captured last september
50 use 'ae I Of e cerea
Is well gotten up, but II seems to have been intended
for snort stay, or rather short stays, since he
would hardly come here for once only TO cut ard
run. The Pitt roval doings are on much larger
scale; there he had private garden, almost form
plants pretty BIRDS Statues, &c We arc tod t ss
the palace has so lar only undergone temporary
shedding OF lis presty ska, and that before long 10
Will be subjected TO general and de-
finite Overlaulng aud metamorphosis, Italian
soldiers and cuirassers stand silently in ths
old places OF the Swiss sentrles, who ara W know
them no more-such Is the fat. New Kitchens,
with new cooking machinery, have been opened ana
gotten mo readiness for the solemn irauguraton
OF their baptsnal fire; and new cellar5 ore wei
stocked with new wine and new botties-cf course
now In the sense that they are none OF The Popes
leavings. In iact nm Informed that soon all
things VIII become or be made new here.
OFFICIAL ANNOUNCEMENT OF THE KINGS COnyNt.
THIS morning the following Official despatch was
received from the Prime Minister, Lau1a dated
Florence
His Majesty will arrive in Rome Sunday, July p lie viii
inaugurste the national shooting exercises which Will
also he attended by his Hlghncss Prince HumberL
This despatch has given only q limited satisfac-
ton, rs the terms would seem to Indicate that the
King only comes Ia Rome 10 q shooting match.
Such IL the Roman comment. The muaicipality to
which the telegram was addressed. has been Up
aud doing tlIs morning and have put forth
A FESTIVE PROGRAMME,