New-York tribune., 1871-11-02
FOREIGN MISCELLANY.
ITALY.

CABINET SEEKING TO CONCILlATE THE POPE.
GFROMA SPECIAL CORRESPONDENT OF TIIB TRIDUNRl
ROME, Oct. 6.-The Minister of Public In
struction snor Correnti in opposition TO his colleagues
LAMA and YlscontIV held his ground on
the question the oath the King and the laws OF tho
realm taken bv the professors and public servants
Of tho University OF Rome in common with AL the au
thOos and salaried servants OF the State Long since
the question Of abOishrg the oath was raised In Para
ncnt by the Liberals, and when the famous crrlcas'
Count CrUtI aud Vcrls elected members OF Parliament
refused the OATH the entire opposition voted against
their exclusion. This general principles Bht Sfhco
the law exists there is no reason why It should DE SET
aside for the sake cOncatng the faithful servants
OF tho Supreme POntif. SO the e6h OF Septeoef'
Corrcnt issued his orders to the Rector OF thc uer
sity; on the 2d inst the Rector sent crcnar I'd each
professor and cmrloy6 requesting him to present him
sf on Thursday 9Th ns at 10 o'clock precisely IN inc
R,ctoyia Hall Yesterday the "a Professors II ODeyed
the summons, and the oath was duly adnihiSterou
the remaining II. Prof. Tancioni sent IN declued
refusal demanded explanations pleaded absences
According the existing law the resistents VIII po
deprived OF Their seats in other words VIII rcro OH
pens ions" This is but the first step in the
VcDptia has been annexed to Italy for five years ana
Rome has been FREQ year yet the universities OF Padua
and Ron are still governed according to the CID regime
and thp reruaons will have to be changed from first 10
lat before they arc placed the same footing hs those
Of Turin Naples Pavia, Elsa, Bologna, &C. II Is snd
that IN order succeed III the question OF the Oa INC
Minister OF Public H .ructiOn threatened resignation;
and 40 Tcat Is tie indignation throughout Italy against
the Government for its scrve concessions to the K1man
SEQ that the lremicr felt he could not afford to separate
from one OF his colleagues this ground; so t"fntl
as bu TO remain frn and Rome will possess uni cr'ity
worthy OF the Capital OF Italy.
In the last Cabinet council the question OF whether the
session commenced Florence should merely be CON
tiuucd or fresh session should be opened by dis
nIv diSpu
raj portion Of the Ministry maintained that new session
ought TO bo irauurated by the King in person 10 the
now capital, but LAMA and his parsans INSISTED on inc
nero con nuaon OF the old session in order to avoid
tie vexcd question Of religious corporations in Eonc'
which The italians general hoped 10 suppressed as
in the rest OF the Prni'slla Int which the King ana
conservative ministers Eupc TO maintain II not intact at
last with the fcwcst possible notifications Tho
Premier insists on leaving the question untouched, hint
ipg that "actv3 negotiations arc gong on between the
The v "an and the Government for TIE redncNoh oi 'h'
numbtr Of religious corporations ut present eIiant IN
the cit, and territory Oi Rome" lTae RomanS Shrn5
their shoulders and say that the nG and nza must be
great sinners they in such mortal terror OF hell
fire. They are not deceived by the SO much
vaunfcd occupation OF n few monastcCics and
converts, knowing well that neither monk nor
num- far sister, has ncrn dnrOcdin cell or closter
have visited almost ali the mOnasterics occupied by
the Government ard find invariably that they are either
tumblcdown and long-abandOned buildings or else
those Transformed into barracks by De Merode. Yet
hundreds of poor fam les are left without roof or
shelter and billions on millions of francs are exprnIcd
in building and restoring edillces for the public Admins
tratiOn
According to Italia Nuora a somewhat preentious
but well conducted newspaper inspired by Correnti tho
Government has just decided to occupy, despite all OPP
30 oson the two monG.tercs o: SAINT Antonio ana SAINT
Teresa Both these buildings were by royal decree e1
a portion Of the stip
u,atrd had been paid long since. But Papa brief Or
dcrcd Opposition" to he made by the inmates and the
royal decree was suspended. Now the decree is to be
carried into effect by forcet the Italia NuOra can be
relied upon. 1t also the intention Of the
Government to take possession Of the Jesus'
Convent, that splendid edfce perfectly adapted
for public service; but it is announced
OF SAINT Andrea del Eovziato is to be
taken stead. Better this than nethor The only
sign that Pope has given Of recedng in the least de-
gree from his former position Is Willingness to name
the bishops to the vacant favor which Rcasoi
long sought for in vain and II IA affirmed that the Pope
has already nominated MOnsgniOre Cavrani Of Mantona
to the See OF Ceneda, the native town OF tho famous
Reqna del Gin. But the parsans Of his Holiness re-
ject all idea Of reconciliation with dlsdan. Certain LIB
cra newspapers have spoken Of negotiation initiated by
the italian Government with the Papal Court and count
already on succeeding in brief space OF time in the
famous reconciliation There Is not shred OF truth IN
the assertions as far as the Vatican is concerned
But Is that the LanZa Cabinet hemmed In be-
tween the fear OF foreign intervention and the ugly look
of affairs at home makes endless efforts to approach the
Vatican need not say that all such Efforts are useless
and can attain Ia no serious end
The Sub Commission selected by the Genoese Commits
sion OF State Defense has completed Its survey and
port on tho fortfCations Of Pome. For Typographical
purposes its members availed themselves OF the maps
drawn by Gen. Moltke when military attache to the
Pr1lssian Legation at ROme According to the Commits
sion it IL necessary complete the present bastOns
around Rome and to erect second series OF detached
forts in number, two miles from the city. But
the project of the Commissioners is regarded too
costly and that the present basons suffice for the first
circle The rocesSo Berc the great attraction for the
Romans to-day. 1t being quite new sensation for them
to assist at trial in which authorities figure. The
ultra CdPdie and the liberal Tempo newspapers, Of this
city. accused the QuestOr Bere OF sequesrang at the
posOfce packet Of registered letters addressed TO
SgnOr Paluzz The writer OF the article in the Tempo
signor Salvatore Morelli, NJ. P who came forward TO
his handwork. The Questor brings action
against the newspapers for calumny. Now, all Rome
knows that he did seize the letters the only question
being that the newspapers had right to say so. The
court Of justice is crowded, and the verdict may be
pcccd on Saturday. had almost forgotten tho J6to Of
the 2d-the anniversary Of the ple6iscife II was an
original te in certain respects, devoted to the dstrbu
on OF prizes TO the boys and girls Of the Roman schools
and VIC were pleasantly surprised to learn that Rome
possesses 20 communal schools frequented by 6I1
scholars noted too, that all the shops remained open
which proof that the Romans beginning to learn
that all play and no work makes Jack ragged shirt"
SPEECH OF THE BRITISH FOREIGN MIN
ISTER.
HIS VIEWS UPON THE MOVEMENT FOR REFORM
ING THE HOUSE OF LORDS AND UPON THE