New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-02-24
NEW ITALY.

HOW TIE LATE EX-EMPEROR NAPOLEON is RE-
GARDED-BILL OF THE MINISTRY FOR SUP
PRESSING RELIGIOUS oRDERs-NEW AMERi-
CAN CHAPEL.
fFRoM A REGULAR CORRESPONDENT OF THE TRIBUNE
ROME, Jan. 30.-1he death of Louis NapO-
leon has been considered important event in Italy
Here he had always been regarded as friend TO the
national independence, although at times during his
career he seemed thwar the immediate desires OF the
Italians. The latter, firmly convinced that no other
man. not CayOur himself, ever performed so much
to bring about practically the unity OF Italy Immediately
upon hearing the news OF decease began to raise sub
scrptions in every town and hamlet from the Alps to
the end OF Sicily for the purpose Of raising monument
TO his memory In Milan. These evidences OF gratitude
TO their late rather than to the French nation have
given no little umbrage to the French but the Italians
have continued nevertheless increasingly in their demon
STATIONS subscriptions to the monument and kilograms
to Eugene as they that their gratitude due to
to the Napoleons alone, and not to the French
soldiers who they say, never would have marched
to Italy for its defense and support had Louis
Napoleon not ordered them TO do 30. Ana In sup
port OF this argument they cite the wcknown tendency
the French clergy and egmiss TO march those same
troops the peninsula now for the recapture OF
Rome for Pope and the destruction of Italian unity
The subscriptions still continue and tho sum raised by
small contributions amounts TO nearly 100000 francs.
The funeral ceremony celebrated here largely
attended by the population and the most nOtabe per-
sonages OF the political world. Cardinal Bonaparte
present at it, as also the other members OF the family and
two aidesde-camp OF Victor Emanuel. The Premier
signor LAMA paid high compliment TO the deceased
ruler in the House Of Deputies, and kilograms Of con-
doence were sent from all parts of this country from
town and city councils mayors clubs, etc, TO Camden
House. This immense display brought about however
counter demons the part OF those who fought
at Montana, who also proposed subscriptions (which
have not succeeded for raising monument to
the memory Of those who ruthlessy slaughtered
by the chassep6t at Mentana
Since the emblngiof the Parliament, after the
Christmas holidays, the representatives have been en-
gagged discussing the budget OF public works. in regad
to railroads. the st. Gothard tunnel, bridges, river
deenses &c. BY degrees the Italians growing
teal and bent upon carrying out great many Inn
provement in connecting all parts of their country one
with the other. The railroads can be improved very
much, and there Is ample room for new lines. new
route Naples by way Of Gaeta has long been talked
over and there some prospect Of such line being con-
before long IL Is calculated that 10 will shorten
the time OF the trip by two three hours As for the
great tunnel the claim advanced that II should afford
Italy special and greater privileges than those accrung
TO Switzerland. as the latter only furnishes some
l2OOo0OO francs toward the task while the former con
tributes the greater part Of the expenses or no less than
5000 goo francs.
The Parliamentary Committee now sitting upon the
bill Of the Ministry to suppress the religious orders ana
corporations IN Rome viii shortly report on the ssmo