New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-07-21


ing the latest phase OF this great Italian reyouton-o
DAYS spectacle-mus overlook what surely forms us
noblest feature that these Italians. taxed fo ages aS
they have been with troachery, with doubie-dealng,
with dlssmuat!on with the love and the praeuce VI al
the arts deduced by Machiave from the career Oh o'
Borgfa have during the various wanderngs OF 'heso
% years. looked increasingly for hopo and help 10 inc
House OF Savoy only because its head had earned among
them the reputation of being O RegaldntGomo-a KING
indeed but king whose training in courts ana pliaces
had left him what God had made him-an upnGht ana
honest man. ,.,
King Victor Emanuel's solemn entry INTO inc c"htai
announced by the syndic PaliaNcIm III 'ne io''o"
ing terms: 49, So,
Romans, The denies n orr corr finally sccompHe lJ
from the APP The most esTe Po. os1d s css ".
Italian to tie Ion Of Trta TO- the ~ en-
will Of cities the vote ote Par3nent ,e Neeo t
cs patriotism King lie, Therefore feel godo and i I've
tova those writers toward the Italians Of other cites toward rama
mcn DE army CIVILIZATION all above all that magnaGmou h9g Who
y T% S1 ac Victor 10 fne So Ts @ Sat calm
Joy and while beeg harry let as SLOW 70 saGPs If se W o
that Ro, cspia Of italy win ever rc Tor order and CONCORD
!" ron S'S he c lSGs ja y S Sl Lon" rle sS s
Now Just few words on the Kings entry. His was
not to be triumphal entry. Tie people could not on
this OCCASION associate his name with great victories
over powerful enemies but his name was associated In
the minds Of all with a sn greater, though moral,
victory, reported over the Church Of Rome Twelve
minutes more" "Only 10 nOw" mot hGtpdst u
YETI" That is all hoard few hours ago from the
thousands Of people, whO defyng the rays OF scorch
ing sun, had taken their places along the roads deshed
for the Kings entry Unto Rome Hali-past IL came
The laundering OF the cannon announced tho Kings
arrival at the railway station. The news flashed Ike
u-Ltnag from one end to the other Of the Eternal City
From the Piazza di Ter0iHi to tho Pt:z dt SpdJRG 1t
seemed as though general icOnvusion had taken pos
session Of the thousands who crowded the streets
King Victor manuel, who the uniform of gem
ora was received al the railway station by Prince Pala-
yicini the Mayor Of Rome; Prince Hdmbert the Pre-
mier LAMA and the rest Of the Ministers; the Com
mandatore Vgani, the President OF tie Senate; the
COmmandatOre BiancLor President OF tho Chamber or
Deputies; most Of the Mayors Of the principal Italian
towns and by all the civil AMI military authorities Tho
King remained few minutes IN the royal waiting
ROOM which had been richly decorated, aud spoke with
the syndic, with several Of tine Minister'S ana SHOOK
hands with several persons. Leaving the station, he
got into an open carriage together with the Syndc Pa
aviclni, LAMA and Prince Humhert, all the other Min
listers and high authorities following in State carriages.
The whole cOrtege was preceded by equadron OF
mounted National Guards among whom figured sueh
renowned persons CJlOnna sciara bloI2a, Cesl-
rni &C. and SQUADRON Of curassiers. The Kings car
riaee was followed by humorous and militant stan. IL
woud be impossible to describe the unceasng enthusi-
agIn which welcomed the italian Sovereign. No Official
preparations arches Of triumph, no inscrpons and
yet the walls of the houses hardly visible on ac-
count of the quantity of flags waving in the air. Inc
windows OF most OF the houses whether OF the n0bemen
OF the poor were decorated with sweet flowers and the
busts or the pictures of Victor Emanuel had in many
nlaces replaced the image of a saint or a Madcnna
The troops OF the garrison at Rome and the National
Guards had been placed along the streets through "hloh
tho King TO have passed But their presence ana
their efforts were sufficient TO keep the streets clear
The people would keep in the middle OF the streets ana
the corege proceeded a slow pace. Nearly two
hours We re employed going from the railway station TO
the Ouiiina Palace After seeing the King pass by the
Piazza Bas1eriRi not only bad mo TO go to tho Con-
sulta Palace ioppOste the Quirina but had to wait
there nearly an hour before the King made his APP
pearance The square as full as possible As soon
a. the neorle got sight Of the cuassiers who preceded
tho KlDqs carnage general rose from thousands,
and lasted for at least twenty ulnuies. inc
King wa Obliged TO como ont several umes ana ap-
uearod greatly impressed. Whom the King came out
the second time joylooking priest, who was STAND
ING Inv me- exclaimed: "Ahl / remember seeing tMs
SQUARE lust as crowded five and twenty years ago. when
from that very balcony Pope Plus IX. exclaimed: GOD
less IalyP and truly God has blessed her HIS vicar
on earth NAY have changed his opinion but oI course
| the Almi.lty must have said TO him. You may play
! the pu-cineNa as much as you Ike, DnJ "Len l
| have promised a thing l must keep to H. Ihese
were the exact words tho priest SPOKE and nead Lard
dorhc fine impression they produced on al who heard
then The inauguration Of the Provincial RING sAoOt-
ing Institution BY tue King turned I cut ,
put no al the IgRQ Acct0S4, in the open cHHpoO9 hohe
tree miles beyond the I6ln dct f9Po!o. Inc hat
grounds on the banks Of TIE l5er and the PICTURESQUE
uuUUlatOng facing Mont Mario were crONui WIN t"I
rages and spectators The INng shot ana hI several
! tines after which the National Guards and riiemen
commenced terrible firing. Both On u way to ana ON
his return iron Aqua AcetO'a, tAe MIG was eheeret
most enthusiastically 4 great banquet was given at
the Qurno Palace to-day. An the ministers and mem
bes Of tic Corps DOmfue were present III lull UNI
form Alter dinner the King and HE guests went 10 the
Apollo Theater, from which have just returned THe
reception al the theater was as splendid as II possibly
could have been,