, 1875-06-05

tween tue King Of Italy and tho fopo* II vns
said that the Italian Government lad recalled
6tgnor Cht3ornh from London, a. being rhtt1ct-
larly agreeable to te Vatican, AMI that ho had
been appointed President of the Council of
State, With tho ohjcct Of reaHbnring tho fopo hs
his prcsctro Ehon TIM ttmo arrived for
bringing siteao negotiations to a point.
Three dnrs ngo II wAs snil that tho Italian Gov
ernu,c,t Ind benz struck " The hTsce gwen i'
King YIctor Emmanuel has tor sonro timc boon
tlea:rnna ot putting lita regal duties IN nccorI-
nnte with htH Catlolc feelings ansl tint at the
ynnco interview the members Of tito Vatican
Tonosta's donHs tlnt, with tlioBo OF Co,.ut
iAnsltaeay. II was added, u,oreovor, that tic
Italian Cabinet lad como to torns as to f'aotl"t
uircndi with the Jo.n,s, In exchange tor
10 cauea nn Italan 10 bo elected to INT lilo maxi
Papai vacancy. Well tho trnth II. lint all this
tn based on nothing serinns, sllat no negotiations
have becn begun, aud that all tho i,sp"fl'oscs
What, however, ia trtla ia, that lllcrn IL
real pac,iicatlon between tho two Courts. Tho
ltaan novelnmcnt Ia showing stso't not only
d!sno'ed hut leeltous, to live IN nInltr with tho
done Or ania anything WINCH could darlct him
ns being disturbed in. his rrcscnt roa'.
tson. IL n certain that the Italian tioy..
crntnont carneRty lios|rcs the pro'ougnt'on Of
said that peace la ,catorod between tho two, but
tho Italians know tl,cir present Iopc, ntl nro
ignoraut ~ 10 who will bo his auecoseor; and.
II btort, thoy can vers well PIT NY with Ti''s
IN. A. to tho clergy, those w!lo haro atoy boon
In italy assert tint tito lower orders Of tho
priesthood who are. na 1t wcre sprung from tho
bowels Of the nation, 1.-Two In peace anu 30.
ciab!ls with their fctlo"-countr,1ner. Tho
favorable to Innovations, hold .he,r
tongues and mako no pubic rccrimins.unt.
On the wlsoo, tho ptcscnt political situation Of
tue Coults Of Itav aud Of tIIo Vatican is an nat.
noither pries.. nor ,nonAs aro insultca. nn 1t Is
only theoretically that d[culsca ariso fronI tiIno
to time. An 10 tho future Pope, the tlres til 1y
which Italy should observe In to giso rrcforencc
bo enough to bring about tug objection
Of thu candidate tinH desiEMatoa. What
Italy wishes and desires III vol known,
nor fs tho Vatican sanawasa Of 1t. 1t II
bo hold at 1omo. As tic. Pope who will
be chosen must noccsAarilv nial;a orc Of tho fu-
ture ConclRve. II this Co,sclayo woro to meet
elsewhere tue popc would como Into Itnly from
abroad. lle could not ee on tho spot, and this
difference OF being present or Of arriving fsom
distance would considerably Rltor tho atuntion
and raso difficulties aud now conditions wllicl,
! would DO avoided by holding tho election At
Romc., Another point ID that this ,oises1o',
customs aud fosmaties would DO ob-
served. However stow tl,ch n courRe
might scem, Italy will guarantee the enttro FREQ
dom OF action OF the ConcIase. BY force Of
not, but Blle viii to her best for this election to
bo held without hurry or rrcgularty, In order
that neither foreign GoFornmenta ner tho Sop
nEatist sces could contest its validity to set one
popo against another. and this to bring back
tho religious struggles Of other DAYS. In Short
tho Italian 1oVofnners natasa'iy wiahes that
| tho cho.co Of tho future Conclayo should 10 ill.,
epired BY moderate and indnlgeat ideas, snd that
tho Popo thus elected should satisfy the whole
world BY religious pactacasion. S,ch arc tho
tdeaH which arc now predominant among the
moderate men Of Itn1y. No negotiations have
| heon sot on fnot, hut truce exists Which may
| QUO day hecomo peace.