The New York herald., 1871-12-11

AcWe tubh tHAG dlIeady received.
ITALY.
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The King in Rome-Whnt He Thinks Of tho
POpe's SeclusiOn-vicror Emmanuel's Letter
to the Popc-visconti vcnostn ON the Nom ma.
tion Of New Bishops-The Jesuits.
ROME, Nov "a, 1871.
Victor Emmanuel Is beginning to feel himself at
home in the new capital OF his kingdom. HIS ex-
preston on seeing the cordiaty Of his reception by
the Romans was that ne felt quite en- ,dmi1e among
them and he has begun to give proof of his being
entirely at ease here by taking q daily drive In
light open carriage without escort or outridcrs,
and orly accompanied by Count Castellengo.
Everybody seems pleased at this mark OF iaml-
liar confidence, and the salutations rendered to HIS
Majesty are not the less hearty because his equipage
ana lveries give no evidence Of royalty. On the
22d inst. the King presided over Council OF Minis
ters. Soon after the Prefect OF Rome Slgnor Gadda
presented the members OF the Municipal Junta TO
His Majesty, who conversed afably with the
dlnerent Assessors. lnquiring into their especial
attributes and congratulating them upon the re-
markable improvements which ne observed In the
city. The King then inquired If rhe Junta had any
news TO give him OF The Holy Fatr err and expressed
his surprise and regret that the Pope should have
yielded 10 the advice OF those who have completely
In the Vatican. The King also stated his convic.
tion that the seat Of government would find
guarantee for order and tranquility In the midst OF
the peaceable and serious population OF Rome.
The Provincial Deputation had the honor OF being
received at the Qurinal after the Munic ipal Junta
THE OPENING OF PARLIAMENT.
Great curiosity is manifested by the public with
respect TO the ceremony of opening Parliament
The Minister Of the Interior about six hundred
tickets OF admission 10 dispose Of, but he has al
ready received applications for them to the number
OF 24,Ooo The Senators and Deputies have only
one ticket apiece to give away but crowds Of friends
beseglng them. All this Is strongly indicative
Of q squeeze.
COMMUNITIES.
The Kings firm determination that the bill for
the suppression OF religious communities in Rome,
as well as IN the rest OF Italy, shall be OF the
first presented 10 Parliament has been so frequently
and positively asserted that your readers will not
fail to be surprised at the following paragraph,
which quote from the Arnonta OF Forence:-
THE KINGS LETTER TO THE POPE.
letter IL spoken oil from King Victor Emmanuel
to Pope Pius TX, announcing TO His Holiness the
Inauguration OF the Italian Parliament and promis-
viii be respected TINS letter was written and sent
with view 70 prevent the protests which the Pope
cution which converts aud monasteries suffer In
Rome. A circular has been sent by the Minister
Viscontt Nenosta TO all the Italian dipOmatists
accredited to foreign courts relating TO the nominal
ton OF the new bishops 10 the dioceses SO long
vacant IN l.ay: In this crcuiar Signor Viscontl
venosta pretends TO prove tnat the Pope enjoys
full aud absolute liberty after the spolation he
has sunered-lndeed greater liberty than enIoyed
with tile temporal power, since, as long as lie was
King OF Rome, Plus TX. was never able 10 nominate
bishops 10 the aoceses OF the kingdom Of Italy, as
he has done since the abolition OF the temporal
power, In virtue Of the guarantees established by
the Italian government and Parliament 1he clrcu-
Ia 0f venOSa
paily upon the nomination OF the new bishops.
The representatives OF the King OF ltaly invited
to read II 10 the governments 10 which they
credited, TO persuade them To approve the JdtS nc
comp,ts at Rome and think no more OF the temporal
power This circular Is 10 he prehented 10 the la-
ian Parliament with ihe other documents OF the
Green BOOK.
NEWSPAPER sRIzEi.
The Osse'ratore Romano OF the 21st inst. was
seized for an article entitled "Carie Paraneatare"
General discovered threats or obstruction against
the constitutional monarchy and onence against the
statute.
The Osserratore announces with considerable sat-
ialaction that not only the Ministers OF France,
Austria and Belgium Will be absent from the farlla
mentary inauguration, but also those OF Germany
and Great Britaln-both Of whom 1t atllrms ore
fined 10 Florence by sickness In the case ol Count
Brassier de st. Simon the OsSeyratore may be
right hut 1t is certainly not so In the case Of Sir
Augustus Pager, who Is on long leave OF absence
and who with Lady Paget, Is enjoying round OF
visits to The country mansions OF their friends In
England. The British Legation viii nevertheless
Mr.. Berres, who IS now acting AS Charge d'Anaires
10 Rome. M. dc Gouard Is still IN Germany, and
is not expected In Rome before the 10th OF De-
cemoer he IS quite a young diplomatst, having
made his debut at the Congress OF frankfort
THE FIRST PETITION TO PARLIAMENT
The RfrOrma and otner liberal journals announce
that the first petition TO be read in Parliament will
be one signed by 1870 Roman citizens praying Tor
the suppression Of The order Ol JesuitS. The
OsSerratOre h0,ndno states III reply that solemn
protest against this peliiion is in readiness, signed
by 33,546 really Roman citizens, praying, on the
contrary for the preservation OF tnat lustrous
order. The Osserudtore inlers that, unless the ma.
jOrity Is be trodden under foot by the new law"
The petition OF $3.50 persons ought to outweigh
THE PoPE's CoNsIsToRY.
This morning the Pope holds his consistory for
the nomination OF the remaining batcn oil bishops,
without waiting 10 comment on the Kings speech.
But cannot yet send yOI any deals, because the
mails Tor the north leave Rome at sucn an lncOnve-
nently early hour tnat this letlcr Will be cute
before the Pope Is well seated on his throne.
The Opening of the Italian Parliament
Speech Of King Victor Emmanuel--Rome
the Capital Of Italy and the Respected Seat
oi the PontiRcate.
The Italian Parliament was opened 27th ult. by the
King In person, who delivered the speech from the
Throne, OF winch the following is q summary
Italy I. restored 10 herself Rome have re-
conquered place among the nations OF the world We
shall ianru TO our principle Rcseneratcd by lib
er,y, shall seek IN liberty order the secret OF
state Having recognized tho absolute Independence
spiritual authority NAV be certain that Rome
pec,ed the fonteatc We shall thereby succeed IN
raurng The consciences Of men, Thus by the hrmness OF
resolutions and the moderation OF acts have
been able 10 accomplish the unity OF the nation without our
% e M BE- efng % vow NUN 70 es he o
son OF the ecclesiastical CORPORATIONS will be In harmony
wh ny .yaS tSss
religious inntions which have share In the government