The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-03-30


OF his daughter Cotide Is concerned IN the matter.
She Is mott estimabe lady. only little too pigoted
for the present feelings Of the Italian people In this
anti clerical age.
HOW PLoNrLoN IS FErED.
Meanwhile Prince Nap0leons presence In Rome
has proved the signal for grand clan.gathering OF
the Bonapartes and their friends In his honor. The
Marchesa PrimOle was the nrst to give brilliant
and the Princess OF Rocca Giovane fol-
lowed up with grand dinner at the Palazzo Gel
Gale, at which entertainment Cardinal Bonsparte,
Tor the nonce his ascetic habits. con-
descended to take part N. d'Harcourt and the
whole stan OF the French Embassy got out OF the
way on me occasion by making en- excursion 70
trees surrounding Prince Chigi's seaside residence
~ Prince Charles Napoleon gives a dinner tomor-
row evening In his turn to the Bonaparte family and
to several distinguished statesmen and enutles at
w n ~ %a he
breaen Of tho goth Oh September 1870, through
e
is doing the sights Of Naples as ind9striousy as ne
dined with the Grand Duchess OF Russia. Yester.
the classic shores Of Baae In the Princes approach
ing visit to sicily ne Will be escorted BY the screw
placed at his orders by the Minister OF Marine
The King and queen OF Denmark are at Naples
on v very corSa terms Win the nee oonqueas Prussan
prince.
TWO TERRIBLE OCCURRENCES.
must conclude this letter by registering couple
Of tragica occurrences In the city. Signor Gaetano
Patamia, rich CaIabrian gentleman. who had
the International Telegraphlc Congressh In the Via
Gre9orlana was returning home with a friend to
morning when he was stabbed in the Via Condotti
by an Individual who Immediately dropped his
PGfaasf and aeo Sgnor rasama was csrrea to
berry was attempted this murder Is supposed to be
tae work OF hired assassin; but the motive st Is
maj have been mistaken.
The other catastrophe took place last night ct q
wild beast show on the Piazza del Termini. This
menagerie has just arrived al Rome AT eight
O'Clock the animals were to be fed and one of the
got hold OF his hand, and his screams excited the
fury OF the other lions in the same cage who also
attackea him. decorating his arm IN sucn frgnful
he was coave,ed to the COnsolazi0ne Hospital. His
rescue from the lions Jaws was no easy matter for
they paid no attention to the prck1ng OF the police.
mems swords, and only yielded To the arguments
OF the iron bars ana hooks reserved Tor such con-
meat and terror OF the spectators reached 50 high
pitch That many ladies tainted. and the rush to-
ward the door was so great That a Violent crush
took place. and even people outside the building
fed preclpitateiy supposlng all tne lions ana tigers
hau got LOOSE
An Hour with Cardinal AntOnelli In the Vail.
caR-rhc Pope's nealth--rhe humOr RE.
aarding the EcamenicaI Council Fac Car
dinal the State OF Francc-Bismarck's
Recent Movement.
[kome (Feb 2s) correspondence OF the London
Teiegraph.]
Cardinal AntOnelll's hour for seeing friends his
SDrechstu,ads. as the practical Germans say-ls one
O'Clock OF tne Roman day--in other words, an hour
after the save Maria," time which, OF course
changes With the season Of the year. The
Cardinals was denoted only by the very narrow
scarlet red border 10 his black robe, his scarlet
stockings and small scarlet skull cap. His manner
Is remarkably cordial, aud he has the habit of laying
his hand on the arm OF the person addressed when
ever he grows specially Interested in the subject OF
discussion. His Eminence talked with the appear
Of complete freedom 0n all the topics that pre-
scented themselves In the course of a long CONVERSE
which, however, seemed very short while 1t
OF inc veteran state sman's OBSERVATIONS. The
best OF these l 90 not feel quite JUS.
sd euh 10 repeating out may mention some Of
no ear-witnesses were present. Referring to the
rumors about the dangerous state OF his health, he
said IL true he had had attack OF his Old
enemy the govt which had lett some stiffness in the
knee joint; but he was SO used to the complaint
mat ne never paid much attention to II, especially
as 1t did not Interfere with work. AT all events,
" was not an uncommon complaint lyon KNOW"
ness and myself In the newspapers. and yet we
are still alive" ! asked hum Il the report was true
Sundays esentation OF large. deputalions from
the faithful or three parishes Of Rome. The Car
Ill., he had III acknowledging the address presented
TO him on the Occasi on In question, spoken few
words wnicn sweIed INTO long discourse, not
but delivered with remarkable energy and
PaasS Inc that e ry quite mc sass
been carried to his rooms in CHAIR, for tnis
chair is every DAY placed ready for nlm after mis-
liorary, that II he is tired he may avoid the
fatigue Of walking up the iatermlnab.e stalrcases
OF the largest and Hottest palace III the world, Sec
ing mat the Vatican has more than two hundred
Of age it a is Certainly not remarkable that
the H. Ess TO 60 ap sgs m NIT nsn to
about to be Called the Cardinal excai nS
energetically, "WlY. where could 1t be held? In
what suitable place would nd the Pope De tine
declared that there was no Idea Of His Holiness
elther calling an Ecumenical Council or leaving
Rome; but he soon afterwards remarked on the
possibility oil troubles spreading from other coun-
tries to ltay--impiytng, as 1t seemed to me, mat
and that the Pope might be forced by popular dis
turpances TO quit the Eternal city.
ference which j drew from the Uardnal's observa-
lions, and not by any means attribulng the words
idea that q revolutionary movement Is being
hatched which would probably be directed as much
against the present government as against the past.
In other words they believe that the ltalan govern
ment, BY It's policy OF c0ncatlon, has allenated the
sympatnies OF all the advanced reormers. and that
these may some time or another make Rome too hot
for the KING as well as for the Pope. l simply re-
peat the clerical belief, without at all endorsing
II. The Cardinal spoke with sorrow and dread OF
the state OF things IN France anticipating the origin
IN that country or In spain Of some such cOnfagra
ton as tnat which towards the end OF last century
set all Europe In blaze; only, he ADDED, Ii would
TINS time find more in1aInmable materials to iced
on. His Emnence seemed to dread some outburst
IN Spain; and he remarked significantly enough on
the good sense and discretion shown by
the English Prince in refusing the crown
offered TO him. He was right not to give
up his legitimate rank In his own country
for the doubtful fortunes or an advenurer else.
where. The conversation then happened to turn on
the expected arrival In Rome or Prlnce Napoleon,
pnd the Cardinal referred With manifest gusto to the
jocular at In circulation here that the eX-Em.
perors COUSIN Is coming for the express purpose Of
challenging to single combat Prince Frederick
Charles or Prussia, who Is now "d0ing'' the Eternal
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