The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-04-24

frontage where the arched windows the rich naid
Arab work mingles with Tuscan lines where
the MASSIVE Byzantine pillars. with their monstrous
looking cngcs mix with tho straight corintnian col
umns and It's garlaads Of thistic-that great canal
repeat which has fallen OF the Venetian
oaptivcs, bore upon It's bosom the two enemies who
had fought against each other on tho field or
battle rcconcing and reuning them IN the heart Of
redeemed Italy, both sitting the congress OF nations.
Then Milan tho city where genius gave support the
LomDardy covenant which founded the democracy
against all the power and might OF 'Fredorico Barba
roja last witnessed the entry tho Emperor
Germany in her midst, the descendant OF Frederick
evidence that all those old historic cuds hates
had boon forgotten and that these two nations.
separated by absolutsm and war; were reconciicd in
liborty All these visits, all these reconciations of
the ancient kings OF divine right the King OF the
Italian revolution, appaudatory OF his policy, but
sad by their peculiarly The King had his
expenses, and in order to meet his creditors had 10
resort to multiple cxpedcnis indeed, order TO on
tertain his allies with the OF securing moral ad
vantases he had incur almost fabulous debts Hence
the government had 10 Parliament for upward OF
million oil francs in order settle the bills contracted
by the royal household during tho visits OF the
elgns OF Austria and Germany. Parliament prorogucd
without having voted the desired
which the King greatly displcascd.
PROUD SATISFACTION or THE KINo.
Beneath his GOODNESS and easy good nature appears
that deep and natural satisfaction which Victor Em-
manuel feels regarding the work realized under the
auspices of his name Aud believe tina. all that lack
OF solcitudc for his person proof OF the dark In
gratitude OF the Italians yesterday bound in slavery
to-day OF the first among the peoples Of Europe Re-
Gently there huge in Florence ccle-
brate the unwilling Of beautiful statue which was
justly perpctuate the memory of Cavour.
made speech in tho presence Of tho King aproposof
the ceremony speaking principally OF the civic virtues
and political services OF the Count In that speech no
SAID not a word concerning the part taken by Victor
Emmanuel In securing Italian independence The King
neither spoke OF pretended TO notice this omission
part of the oblivous Mayor additional proof
of his grace and ircndliness II must DO confessed
that he right Our among the oppressed,
unable to overcome the many supcrstions, have to
wang uish the OF tho oppressors by placing
themselves ut tho hoad Of democratic revolution. IL
mposs blc to understand by mental state
tho condition OF different and contrary mind
or royal origin. they confounded Victor Emmanuel
with tho plcbc Of absoutst BIRTH and he delivered up
the great authority ofthe nation of tho congress OF
European kings, he made for idea belonging to
the nations born Of Savoy, he coded his brthrigh for
political reasons OF Catholic education he decided to
stand unilinchingy before tho striking wrath OF the
Vatican deciding to hive tho seal Of accommodation
placed upon hts sepuchre In order break the bonds
which enchanted divine Italy, Thus in tho much
quoted words delivered to the army New Years
Day hints directed by Victor Emmanuel
most pointed the ungratcful and forgetiul
Who OF giving active support the King in
Italy, stand aloof though wishing cnvcop
themselves in lofty, Inaccessible shades of
stitutonal Indifference and divine inviolabity.
GARiBALDi sxunDgD BY PARLIAMENT.
Not only did the King resent tho action OF Parlia-
ment Garibadi also displeased account OF the
propagation being ordered without taking the
preliminary measures for tho Improvements OF the
Tiber and for the draining OF the Campagna Romano
Garitald thought that after having contributed
much to her liberty; after having
tained In its youthiuncss that heroic spot
whose incidents alone ronow the ancient heroism;
alter retiring to Venice that tho world might
mix its admiration with tho praise OF xenophon after
having twice hazardsd his invncibo prestige 10 hasten
the glorious hour the emancipation OF Rome arriv-
ing there with tribune and free press with people
cmancipatsdoer AL this he considered II necessary
10 purify the soil Of the lagunes which surrounded It
and tho from the miasma that infested in order
that there should be those fields unique by their
austere sublimity the goddess of nature. where for
many centuries had been the goddess or conscience
Indeed many times during my extensive excursions
in the Of Rome in that grand expanse repre-
sentative Of cemetery for peoples and nations and
and gods, among the rushes and terms and hem
lock and the aimentary plants by the stagnant and
fatal waters, have from decaycd sepuchre
supported above broken column, whole families
pass long narrow carts drawn by buffalo, pallid
and emacated, looking like spectres poisoned by the
carnations from the lagunes and with that terrible
aguc which dscolors tho lips and veakens the eyes
there appeared to me that lucid, glow nutcrng
brilliant between the first shades Of twilight like souls
illuminated by iatuous fire awakened from death by
peal from the thousand neghborng churches entering
the field hike Apocalypse in stone above whose
fragments the sublime remains Of world, human
ity might expire before tho last unalterable judgment
had been pronounced from the lips an avenelng God
ROME
Is campus OF death. The air is filed with fever
continuous pest and yet might be and has been one
Of the most ccund tho most healthy, the most bcaut
full in the world. Bounded on the north and east by
lofty hills which abound with flowing crystal springs;
the south by the sea, which rcshens the air and
mtigatcs tho heat with Its delicious brcczes and on
the west by river, whose waters properly directed
and utilized, should produce all the OF life
instead OF the venomous vapors OF death When the
free nrm hand OF Cncinnatus cultivated it, when
the division OF property sustained it, when canals and
wclappointed drains regulated It, IL brought forth lilo
and laid the foundation of health But since the i'm
extension OF the property OF the MOBILES since
the expulsion Of the poor since tho OF pas
tural aud arabic land; IN word, labor ceased
Death has spread his hand this expanso which
was before viv1ed, SO that blind nature
eternal justice is fulfilled realized. Garibald de-
sired to change the Campagna Romano that in
should produce with the most savory fruits Of
Italy, citizens tho most apt IN the Republic. And in
produce these II required be disinfcctcd
HAT 1o aaroI cntf
masms people without superst.tons.
HONE.
/ shall forget the day OF my last visit to the
illustrious General IN his retired home In Rome We
went by the gate where the breach was mado
through which the revolution and Italy entered. ON
each side Of the road the the
prn,orian campus which sheltered tho soldiers who