The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-07-23
RE GALANTUOMO.
The Coming In of the King and the
Going Out of the Pope.
Preparations for the Reception Of Victor EN-
manuel in Rome Features Of the Fetes-Hn
Holiness in the vatican-Pio Nonos Amia-
bility-His Address to His Cardinals
ROME, July l, 1871.

bility-His Address to His Cardinals.
ROME, July l, 1871.
The Pope's jubilee having come to its conclusion
and foreign Populations returned to their respective
MONIES, the national jubilee In honor or Victor
Emmanuel and the installation of Rome as the capt.
al OF Italy is about to commence His Majestys run
from Florence to Naples where ne arrived at twenty
minutes past nine on the morning Of the 10th, was
made the occasion OF series OF ovatons at all the
stations including Rome, where the royai Wain
passed at half-past one A. NJ. insomuch that the
King towards the conclusion Of MS journey was
obliged signify to the local authorities tnat ne was
too fatgued to receive any more Populations.
THE FESTIVITIES AT NAPLES
seem TO have gone of very well, and the Kings
visit to the naval exhibition and his distribution OF
the prizes were performed with degree OF sim.
lplicity and UNAFFECTED heartiness which gave the
spectacle more the character OF father among his
family than sovereign among his subjects. The
prince OF Piedmont Is to arrive IN Rome from Milan
this evening at ten minutes past eight, and Victor
Emmanuel is expected tomorrow, soon after noon
WAITING FOR THE KING.
need not say that the municipal authorities are
IN fever OF excitement to give suitable reception
10 the re OalantaonsO; for, although the King
autographed In the beginning OF the week to the
vote to charitable purposes the money voted by the
municipal council for the public rejoiclngs at his
arrival. the preparations were then already so far
advanced that they could not be conveniently c0un
termanded; consequently the original festive pro-
gramme Will be carried out; but In order to realize
also the generous intentions OF His Majesty an ad'
diti0nal sum Of money has been voted by the mu-
ncipa council for the institution OF two new infant
hsylums. which will take the names OF Victor En-
manuel and Prince Humbert, and another nursing
ward, to be called after the Princess Margherita.
ON ARRIvISX AT THE STATION
the royal cOrtege will proceed by the Piazza Barbe
rini to the Piazza di Spagna and thence down the
Via Condotu and along the Corso as far as the
Piazza Sciarra turning up the Muratte to the Foun
tain OF Trev. and gaining the Qulrinal by the new
ascent.
As Inc King will only stop two days In Rome they
will be busy ones. The principal
FEATURES OF THE FETE
will be the grand review Of the regular troops and
National Guards TO attend which the provincial dis
tricts will send their contngents OF citizen soldiers
also; the Inauguration OF the trio naztOndle the
Farneslna meadows; the opening OF Parliament,
although the localities destined for the two Cham
bers lar from cOmplete the state dinner at the
Quirinal the grand ball the Capitol and ilu-
minatons fireworks and temporary architectural
decorations all over The city.
APROPOS OF LAMENTATIONS,
must register the utter darkness Of the cupola and
that apostle The 2sth OF June has hitherto been
.csieb5aded WITH great pomp every year In honor Of
bis on and s sss wa
consequently performed ny the dean and chapter.
But Notwithstanding the POpe's absence, the ample
church was very fully attended, especially In the
afternoon. when the vespers were sung to exquisite
music In the evening the facade Of the church was
Cupola and colonnade with their Instantaneous
charges OF light and the grand pyrotecnnic display
IN sECLUSION IN THE VATICAN.
The Pope adheres to his firm resolution not to
s%e I y ns
surpsss the amos fetSs and live much
viii DO wisely by following the advice Of
his physician. Or. Vale, who cautions him against
In admirable health, but complete change Of hab-
It's air and diet, added to the unavoidable fatigue
or travelling, might. and most likely would, be a
very dangerous experiment for him to make. The
French journal, h.tt1ndtionat published at Flo
renee, gravely announces that the Pope Will leave
Rome tomorrow morning for Civita Necchia and
embark there on the French steam frlgate OrenOque
FOR Corsica the same Journal adds that the
Father an escort, commanded by a superior
Oifcer, to guarantee his person and ACCOMPANY
him. with due hOnOrs to his destination IL would be
superuous to demonstrate the incOrrectness OF this
statement; but the rumor Is not altogether un.
Connected with the e VATICAN that erythine u.s. and
has been for some time. prepared in the palace f0r
the P0pe's departure at q moments warning, so 10
say, should any urgent motives render such deter
mnatiOn inevitable. But according TO my informa-
ton Is not Corsica, but to Pau, In the south OF
France, that the Pope will wend his way II he really
consents to such step. The French government Is
showing more sympathy for the dethroned POntin
than any other Just now, and M. Theirs sent letter
70 His Holiness two days ago, which was conveyed
TO the Vatican bv the French Ambassador, Count
d'Harcourt, who had prolonged audience OF the
Pope
THE PoPE's RECEPTION.
Pus TX continues to receive Populations with
nd IN 0uay 1o0
friend OF mine went 10 the audience yesterday, and
informed me that the Pope looked most Jolly as ne
walked down the fine halls along which were
ranged In single e the applicants for the of
kissing his foot. Ny friend, although good Catholic
Is OF republican principles being SWISS and there
fore could not get quite so far as kissing the Popes
slipper; but he knelt down, the suggestion OF one
OF the household prelates, and had honor In his
turn, OF kissing the Pontir's hand. With his snun
box In his hand and a smile on his face Pho Mono
One and especially notice for any person more par.
tlcularly introduced to him.
HIS HOLINESS TO HIS CARDINALS
The following expressions used by HIS Holiness
az the conclusion OF his harangue to the cardinals at
the cOnslstory, ned on Monday morning at the Vat
ican DO not indicate much expectation OF a favor
able change IN the temporal prospects OF the Holy
by ALL aud there Is no Power we can reckon upon.
The s0vereigns have sent me ENJOYS and congfatu
1au0ns, but these are mere words and we have
Will come, the Ministers Will come, and the diplO-
matte body aso and II some chief absent his lega
tfon Will be present, which is all the same. We
left nothing untried with the Powers they have
replied TO us with plenty OF compliments. but no.
thing more All Is over, and there Is nothing more
hope In France; but France has just emerged from
terrible CRISIS and will have to undergo trials still
more severe. Therefore let unite more than
ever IN prayers to God, since unless miracle hap