New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-02-06

undcrserved by tho individuals How great 700, was
the disappointment OF the poor Inhabitants OF TUG
tatcd quarters They waiting outside tner h"'c'
In certain expectation Of vsiefrom the hng, VIM wa"
completing the programme OF an ordinary Nisi'or' "0
In opposition 10 his own wishes, and ndinlrin6 some vi
the relics OF the Eternal City. No wonder tat On W."
Years, at the Diplomatic Reception. His Majesty IN
formed those present that the ruin occaoned ny INC
fiber not great had been represented III iho'
lis Majesty NOS permitted to Seo any traces " ~
st!l wherever he went he followed by an eDthus
astie crowd and leaving Rome, Mt O'Clock III 'Ao
afternoon after visit 81 thirteen hours he was accom-
panied by enornous number Of people.
The Prince and Princess OF Piedmont VIII tn 20 up the"
residence ia Romo on the 18th OF January said the King
and no added with "eir little boy" On the opening OF
New Year the Pope received ell those who are Gcvotee
10 hin. and appeared says the Armonia TO be In "b"oa
ernorc" His Holiness who is fond Of Joke Is rei'cd
to have addressed Consul present and asked him II 30
had seen tho King of Sardinia NO, Holiness" wac tho
answer And ret said the Pope he must have passed
under your wndows at midday, and the flag OF your
country was flying from your wndows" IL may have
been so was the reply at Is an economical arrange
mcnt observed His Holiness 10 mako tho same ha co
duty TO two SOyercigns" Tic attendance was beAcTe
very crowded. and certainly not such as to confirm inc
truth o. the reports Of tho imprisonment OF tho PontH
The fact is lcon has become SO obvious % TO be
ridiculous, and Plus TX loses all the dignity of his
character by listening to the representations OF his al
yisers Nor DO said that HIS Holiness can reason
ably complain o. poverty any more than ne On OF li
prsoamcrt II It DO true, lately reported, that 10 mas
placed five mil ions Of lire in security tho proceeds OF
Peters pence; at all events he may, as you know" ca"
LARGELY on tho Italian Government
Thelaw OF the Pebscitum gave rise to further discus
sion I'm the Senate than might have been eXpccted-one
or two speakers declaring that the occupation OF Komo
was violation OF international law, while only two CT
three spoke openly and unrcscryedly In favor OF H.
There WILL 1t Is 10 be feared be much opposition 10 inc
Law FOR the removal Of the capital which tho by Cepues
has fixed for the ~ Of July IL fact assuming ta'
il will be passed, there has been mixed PatIaneAtary
Commission in me tits week to select place Tor car
rying on their labors Tie OLD projection on Monte
Ctor0 and the Camplogo have been Visited but theFc
Is a yearning after tho ne Paazzo d Neneza near inc
Jesui. Church. and until certain negotiations are terin
mated the oclle is in doubt. Who VIII be the Syhe
of Rome las long been asked and the question seems
now likely To be answered by the acceptance ~ irlnce
Doria II so the appointment Will throw mach siendor
ON the Office as the Prince is wealthy and one Of tie most
distinguished mobiles Of Italy, but alas Viii be at me
cost Of his soul IN all probability Is who OF what can
shield him from the terrors o. communication! lie t.
however In the same boat with many Others, and Will
.io aft