New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-10-14

cratic Association ~ Csprera. begging Garibal0
10 be present tho 10Th. This arbitrary
act, following closely the letter-opepins
! at tho postoflce, Is clearly Illegal, a. tho
10th article OF tire statute only permits the
suspension Of telegram which menaees the security
OF the State contrary tn the laws VI the country 10
public order or morals" Can Garibaidis presence IN
Rono be classed under any OF these heads or course
his friends have found other Of communication
and OF course the General replied that no could
80 the Romans making the most Of the Hero Of the
Army OF tho Vosges young 'Rccoth OF Cha
tillOn." Great meetings have been held, and much
difference Of opinion manifested 10 the most appro.
pirate method Of celebrating tho day The Circoo io-
maDo has taken the lead, and after rejecting variety
OF propositions OF banquets, &C., has decided on gsns
procession 10 POrta Pa Up to last night tho FOLLOWING
clubs and societies had sent In their adhesion:
Club Bernin. Legal Club, Technical Club. Elect
oral Club. Popular Club, Commercial Club, Hunting
Club. Permanent Constitutional Club Maccaroni Socey.
First Roman Legion; Society Of Cooks Of Coachen. OF
Marble Workers &c. Only the Cavour Club has declined,
and limits its manifestations 10 address afrmiug tho
highest devotion and gratitude 10 His Majestyos the
principal author Of the resurrection and unfcaten OF
Italy"
After today's experience shall never again the
slmc Of "a wot blanket" seeing that tojsys dolugo
has failed In the least degree to damp the enthusiasm Of
the Romans They were enthusiastic last 10th Septcm-
bcr they most enthusiastic the day Of the pebs-
cite but to-day perhaps excited by naughty deire to
Blacks and Whites at and the same time their
enthusiasm has surpassed description From the earliest
dawn the houses, from cellar to garrett were slOrhea
with flags tapestry carpets, garlands, and flowers ana
despite the torrents that descended at least 1900 per-
Of both assembled In the Piazza Navona al
in the morning. The clubs corporations Societies. asso
Citations appeared bearing their respective Danner' VIII
devices and inscriptions all save the Circoo Romano
the organizers Of the festival whose banner must DO
Loaf. or for
tho President Of the Assembly, directed the pro-
cession admirably; flowers ana s~rlAnds "ero
raned down rom the windows and terraces especially on
the redci and the first Roman legion but as the mead
OF the procession-bsnds playing, banners Lying
reached the QnIrna the heavens seemed TO open Inc
floods descended compelling brief halt, after which
the march continued In perfect order through the long
street leading to Pora Pis which the municipality has
rechristened Via Vent 6ettembre Upon LIS arrival az
the breach" two companies OF National Guard wero
drawn I'D on either side Of the commemorative stones
the band played alternately the Royal March and Carl
baldis Hymn laurel browns were hung on the gate,
many Of them bearing inscriptions such as Cornuds,
1913; Rome ls49" Several Orations were delivered Ohe
youth read long speech, which, on the WHOLE found
tedious his forgiven seeing that he alone
mentioned Mazzn among the founders OF italian Unity.
Among the many cries. that Of rayesty Vfvdshe In
fsbiity of italian Cannon" the most original 'iSd
Garibald and Vira 20 Sttemore "vere the most ire
oueu The names Of the soldiers and officers wig fell al
Pora Pis registered aresh; flowers and gsrlands
were strewn on the tombs Of Bosi and Valenzani "
their comrades The ceremony over, the procession
marched back to Piazza Barbern and there separated
Never have seen the Italian ladies make such sacri-
fee of toetes on the altar Of patrotsm Silks bareges
muslins with all the present fashioned furbelows Oh
fringes and aces, seemed many drenched rags Yet
neither the occupants Of the splendid carriages nor
the pedestrians seemed to care fig on the contrary all
their thought to hasten to the campid6gio to sea
haaf 0f
the members of the CrcOo Cavour from the procession
Ia the topic Of wonder. The President Bompani
assigns no special reason for the absence OF the
members, and merely signifies to the presidents
Of the Circolo Romano that the general
assembly had decided unanimously to abstain. This
composed OF the vhtest Of Moderates the cream
OF the Consoreria but this fact does not suffice to eI
plain why their zeal for Cancellation should have Led
them to refrain from commemorang national victory
which represents the triumph Of Cavours programme
Toward D. M the rain ceased, aud the National Guard
and the troops drawn along the Via BaODerno
the Corso, the Piazza de spagna and the Piazza del
Popolo Gen. Rbotty rode slowly along their 'front.'
then they dehled before him In the Piazz del PopOo.
The people, disregarding the mud as they had dsre-
gsrded the rain, assembled In thousands, aud were
lavish in their cheers and shouts. The Berpagher'
as usual, came In for Benjamn's share. through
out the day not O Cardinal or monk has been seen.
told that at dawn they went of In scores by tho
carly Frascati velletr what sport II they
should stumble young Garibaldi aud his party az
Genzano All the heads Of the noble families In Rome,
who deem the goth Of September day for fasting and
not for feasng have repaired to the Vatican to console
the Holy Father and for better days We are now
wondering whether the rain means TO extingtsh our
illumination The Liberals at rate will make their
demonstration of sympathy under the windows OF the
Embassy OF the German Confederation. Tho da2s arc
ready with such notices "Fatheriand and Labor"
" Italian Unity" and " German Unity"