The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-04-16


riveI at Nap Is ron palermo
Khe A lalrl ana several o his Officers VIII DC n
Rome to-lay.
Celebration of a Den3ie Kirsly Birthday
Anniversary 9iansigror Daranhenp Accepts
the Infatlihiity Dssus.
ROME. March II. 1871.
As the natal days--both annsersaiies-of Victor
Emmanuel ami MS son ana hear, ifince luinbei Oh
Italy, coincide on the 18th Of March, the doablc
event was celebrated yesterday In tue Eternal City
with an The more spendor ana enthusiasm on ac-
count or tie recurrence being novelty for the TO
mans.
The subjects OF his Holiness the Pope were accIs
toned for SO many years 70 hear the cannon O -.
Angelo thunder OFT day break welcome TO the Pope's
birthday hts namedaY, eerijon and coronation
days, and above al. on tho 18th OF Apr, the anai-
versary day OF his return from Gseta and miraculous
preser alton rom the falling ruins OF the Convent OF
81. Agnes tina. they had become INDIFFERENT TO
the repeated summons to festive demonstrations;
but yesterday they responded witn eaaerncss to The
first celebration of the new soyereigl's birthday IN
the capital Of he united Kingdom.
GLORIOUS WEATHER AND JOYOUS CELEBRATION.
The rcte was favored with continuation OF th9
delicious weather which we have enjoyed, with very
few intervals ever since the arrival Of Prince Hum
bert and the Princess, hts wife at me Quirlnal.
A. ten 4. NJ. the National Guard began TO muster
IN their respective quarter the principal event
named for the day being review OF tie troops Of
the regular garrison and the National Guaru.
The c.tizen soldiers have shown then attachment
TO the new ms tuition BY much regularity IA their
attendance al druL and nv providing themselves AZ
their own expense with very Handsome uniforms
and equipments.
TrE MILITARY pARApE--RoYAL INSPECTION.
At hali-pa one o clock z. NJ. The Prince OF Pied
mont, followed by the military officers 81 the honse-
hold aud a numerous and brilliant stan, ani
escorted by a squadron OF mounted National
The Nationai Guard came nrst under inspection
as tDer Fight extended to Piazza Barterini aud their
line filing the Iritone, Due Maceli, Piazza III
!, Spagna aud Babbecno. reached and occupied part
| Of the Piazza del Popolo where OH the nght and
left Oh the obeliss, stationed iolr batteries OF
field artillery and cne lancers of Milan and Aostn.
Along The Corso to the Piazza Oh Vene In were the
| Abrugzi and SiciiiGn bri2ades OF tltY-seventh,
Inf, EIGHTH. siXty-irst and SiXty-secona infantry
bersaRlleri ana deiachments OF engineers anu pom
tooners.
ana devices, ana the whole population seemed TO be
1 crowded into the line Of parade.
Prince Humberl, who wore the uniform OF n
l general OF division, was mounted on a splendeI
white charger. He was warmly appauded as he
rode down the front OF the line inspecting the
I troops with taat peculiarly penetrating look for
1 which he Is remarkable, and equal demonstrations
Of respect and Affection were made by the spectators
/ during the passage OF Princess Marguerite, who,
with ner ladies OF nonor, followed the Prince III two
| gala couit carriages ewse escorted by cavalry
| of the National Guard, ana attended ~ gentlemen
4 o. the household.
| From the ria IA Ill yenezla the Prince and HI
stan proceeded back TO tne Para di spagna. ana
taking their station the fountain witnessed the
dediing OF the National Guaro first aud then OF the
| regular troops, which was performed lii excellent
military order.
| During the whole time of the review salvoes or
artillery were nred from the Avenrine batteries.
CRY DEFEScEs--HlNTs FROM MOLTKE.
Apropos OF haterles may make q DEPRESSION to
remark tnat the PROPOSED iortihcation OF Rome Will
several years ago by the iilustrious Prussian
stra,egist. General Moltke, during his resi-.
dence IN the Eternal City. IL lS Ger.
tain that the Italian government intends
% render The capital secure from a coup de man.
il not npregnable, ana that at CIvita Necchia. the
nearest seaport the ortiacations VIII be very much
sirepg bened. FOR these WORKS and those proposed
on the Alpine irouler Oh tee kngdoi IN tne neiEh,
\ be demanded by the Italian Minister OF War nom
1 the Parliament IN Florence.
/ CIVIC iLLUM1NArIoHs AND MUNICIPAL FESTIVITIES.
To return 10 the lestIi lues.
| IN the evening the llunInations throughout tne
cry were brilians and unversa;, excepting. of
course such LOCALITIES whose inmates would feel
more disposed TO light up for pio Mono than the lie
Promenadiug in the Corso was difficult task, 80
SERTED were tie masses oil festive but orderly c,ti-
zens al all ranks who crowded that central street.
Al eight P. NJ. q great torchght demonstration OF
the different trades cubs and societies OF the CITY,
with tier respective bands aud banners, procee ded
nom the Piazza del p0poio up the CotSo 10 the Quiz
rival Palace. AID forming upon the piazza round
Tie obelisk salnted the Prince and Princess wih
hearty cheers as iney drove out 70 attend tue gaia
performance AZ the opera.
The scene, Illuminated with the vivid red and
ana altogether IL must Dc ajmuied nat TIE nrSG
celebration o. the Kings ana Crown Princes birth
, day in Rome most successful, ana the aJre
! gratifying on account Of the total absence OF any
dlsorlerly ulp. easing incident.
MoNslGN0R DuPASLOuP AND THE INFALLIDILITY
j DOGMA.
gratifying event at the Vatican has been the
! submission OF honsignor Dupanlonp, Bishop OF
\ Orleans. to The infaillDniy cogma or when during
| the entire duration OF the EcumeDical Council ald
TN near its close he was the most strenuous oppo-
! nelt Friday last ecclesiastical envoy. priest
OF the diocese OF Orleans sent by the penitent pre-
late, received by tue Pope IN private audience
/ and presented 10 his Holiness letter IRON Mon
gL0r Dupanioup, formally accepting the dogma
! decreed by The Council and promulgated by the
i Supreme Ponttn III July last