The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-07-16
THE COMING OF THE KING.
The Palaces of the Pope and the
Courts Of the King.
The Diplomats and the vatican-Preparat1ons
for the New Rulers.-cardinal Antoneili on
the Guarantees-The Preparations In
the New capitalization Emmanueps
New Apartments in the QuirinaI-
Programme Of Festivities on the
Arrival Of His Majesty.

programme OF ke30vitlej on tn6
Arrival Of His Majesty.
ROME, June %, 1871.
Hardly have the jubilee festivities ended ana bad
tidings from abroad are borne to the successor OF
st. Peter. OfJicial announcements are made by the
very three Powers upon which the Pope most
relied-namely. Beust, Bismarck and Thlers-thaS
they cannot intervene in the affairs Of Italy, and
that they virtually recognize the guarantees offered
by the Italian Parliament to the head OF the Church
by ordering their respective ambassadors to accom-
pany The King TO his new capital. These state
ments, which nave been transmitted through rhc
accredited dplomaists the Holy See, have caused
great afniction and Indignation al the Vatican. |
am informed on reliable authority that the entire
Court and cOncave OF cardinals have been thrown
into an uproar OF turmoil ana confusion at seeing
themselves thus cut adrift the TEMPORAL bark to
breast t.lrcn
TBR SEA or ITALIAN POLITICS
the cunning ana good win Of Minister LAURA ana
his colleagues. Even Cardinal Antoueli, noted Tor
GOODNESS and dexterty, is represented as having
lost his diplomatic equilibrium amid these crushing
decisions taken without due consultation with him,
OF which fact he complained in conversation with
those who nave visited him in the last few
days. The CONSERVATION among the temporal hang.
ers-on OF the Pope's sovereignty is all the more
intense, as the blow has been dealt suddenly and
was really unexpected by them, for they FIRMLY BE-
heved that a policy Of temporizatlon had been
adopted, as 1t were, for their special benefit.
Monsigneur DE Merode Is represented as taking
things very comfortably; but then he is IN inter-
loper from Belgium had been Ousted long from all
lucrative employment at Court and is unpopular
from the immense gains which he has already
secured from his adventuresome visit and so.
jOurn at
THE HEAD CENTRE OF CATHOLICISM.
Zappi Kanzler, ex.generals, and all the mill
tary and civil underllngs. gendarnies,
zouaves aud employees VINO have been cooped up In
the Vatican courtyard and stables waiting I'M
patiently for the hour Of restoration to their lost dig
mites and powers are given over to tears and
bowling disappointment. Meantimc the "capltal"
preparations go on, and, on the LIST OF Juiyin one
short week now--one OF the most interesting and
important problems OF the age viii receive solu-
ton In tangible shape virtually, If not with all
that due soemnity ofform which On event, concern
ing as it does SO many millions AMI destined to pro.
duce SUCH great change throughout the world,
should receive and Will receive after short lapse.
KING VICTOR EMMANUEL COMING.
The King we have 1t official authority, VIII be
here on the morning Of the 3D. with his Cabinet
Ministers and the entire diplomatic corps aud VIII
inaugurate his coming into the new capital by
council to be held at the Quirinal Palace, dinner
at Court, a grand reception Of notabllitlcs aud
grand military review, after which he viii be on.
AS slim as this instalment Of the 'capital appears.
taken IN connection with the Affections and
announcements made ct the Vatican, 1t mas suflced
to enthuse hearts Of the citizens who begin TO
give evidence Of genuine confidence in the dura-
bility OF their changed lot.
THE PAPAL COURT
cousato alunOaI Italians who desire n
temporal rule in Italy not because the good Of the
Church demands it, but because, as Italians, they
have an ardent desire to rule over other Italians.
There are two parties who have long objected to this
state OF thngs-the people so ruled, and the rest Of
the Catholic world, which have always COM
piained that they had not O sufficient rep
resenta.iOn Of their own element at Rome. The
cry OF the German residents at this moment is that
few Italians commencing with the lnfallible
Pope, are laying down 10 them the law with rod OF
iron. All the Cardinals Of the Holy college, chief
priests and rulers OF the Holy See, are natives or
Italy, TO the manor born; many OF them have never
been out OF the country. De Meroue, who is not so
important a parsonage, and Father BekX, general
Of the Jesuit Order, are the chief exceptions to the
ABOVE. The preparations being made for the in-
stalment Of the new capitalship, and the visible
signs for the national festivities and rejoicinus are
pushing all religious matters and questions into the
back part the stage luueeQ out OF sight.
ONE IS IN ROME AND WONDERS
straightway where the monks priests, processionsts
ana other religious percentages have all gone, for
one 10 longer sees them walking in the streets;
they arc frowning "the capital" and the latter is
frowning on them; 80 they keep close within DOORS
and the city has its lalcal character restored after
many long year. The only tokens remaining
now visible OF the old regime are photographs OF
Pho Mono and OF the specimen uniforms worn by
In lnta and
looking like many skeletons of century back SO
many have peen the changes here and elsewhere IN
one short twelvemonth or the European whirligig.
Yet witha the spiritual and the temporal authOri-
ties being separated at last the two lnviolabitcs
find themselves face to face-His Majesty, Victor
Emmanuel has for his cis-dris His Holiness Plus TX.
Tie Tiber runs between them, SO there Is no like
hood Of either treatlng npon the toes Of the other,
and beside the laws OF Italy declare each involabc.
1t is worthy Of note that
took very hopeful view OF his circumstances in the
speeches he delivered 10 the Catholic delegations
vino were here to congratulate him; and paricu-
larry was this the Character OF the remarks he adj
dressed TO o deputatlon of his fellow counryinen,
whom he informed that for The recovery OF what he
had lost ne relied little II at ALL on men, but on "a
great miracle, which will cause all TO wOnder''--
"un gran mtTdcolo che JTro stupre tuAu"
Whatever destiny may be reserved for Rome, 1t Is
THE ROYAL COURT
VIII be gayer, more luxurious and modern specfa-
Gle than that OF His Holiness. The Pope's para.
phernalia was Old peculiar, feudal and frugal; his
turnouts were shabby but In keeping with the mid
die ages which vcy represented, ana tnlng5 deserV-
Ing Of cosmopolitan gaze but there was little solid
pleasure amusement about his fxings ana doincs
or on his premises. During the ceremonies The
other day had short moment Of
TALK WITH CARDINAL ANTONELLI.
while deputaton OF Germans were waiting their
turn 10 20 before His Holiness and It occurred to
me TO ask him II the view he gave some time since
In al interview In regard TO the doctrine OF 'Von
JiOssumusr was stin That which guided the conduct
OF tho Cnurch the formal offer or the 'Ruaran
tecsn made by the Parliament He repied:-"We
cannot possibly have anything to do with those peo-
pie the Italian aulnoriiics) as long as they are al
lowed TO stay In Rome we will be compelled 10
remain In the Vatican, ana never Will HIS Holiness
bc seen In the streets TO perform those grand cere
MONIES OF tic Church usually held, Tor We cannot
accept their
GUARANTEES
IN any form whatever" All curious sPht-seers and
tourists therefore, may as wen set II down In the
tablets OF their note books that unless they can
manage automatically OF otherwise. to Dust Victor