New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-10-09
THE STATE OF ITALY.
r,p FROM T, ADOLPHUs TROLLOPE.

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siN-1 an CORRESPONDENT 81 Tie TRBUNEl
pno,, Auc. 2s.-The Italian papers have been
HYMN OF praise TO the members OF the
TAR Cor their patriotism i'm coming up TO Rome TO
ST. tbeir places at the latter end of July. The
"" :; o,lestiou was On q special and somewhat IN
'o'' occasion. The old free ports" with their
- nr;yileees-LeghOm, Genoa, NeniCe-5aye.
~ roadar, probably know, ceased 20 exist as
Goods liable TO daty now pay exactly the
81 on Importation 40 either Of these places as
~. ronH have paid anywhere else Aud the
Io;tiop of these old privileges was decidedly ught
s.dcvpelient. Bat while they existed they served
sutbe urrposes, which are met FOR the commerce OF
~ ,Grnfgfcs by the institution of bonded ware
Io,..s Consequently upon the extinction OF them
-, n demand arose for the establishment of
"n,rti frarch that is TO say certain recognized
= where goods might be stored previously to the
s.y,oenf Of the duty on them. This measure, op-
- by tie Right, not as matter of principle,
g. an Grounds OF certain, perhaps not inevitable
S;aculties of detail was warmly taken up by the
- Ministry of the Left. And the measure passed
the Chamber OF Deputies came mp for approval
~ the Senate at the close OF the late session. it
-. known that the issue of the debate
:, the Senate was very doubtful. 1t was
;mrortant 10 the Ministry as being ON party
question: and the upshot was expected with an
snoupt Of interest which has not often OF late years
attached 10 the deliberations of our Upper Cham
ter7 The votes We're equal, and the President was
roreedng 10 give his casting vote in favor Of the
measure. and the Ministry, when it was discovered
that the united number of black balls and white
halls exceeded bv one the number Of Senators 10 the
Chamber. Had zeal outrun discretion in any one
ofthose venerable breasts? TaHtguc GHiHis cGlc''-
b.s trG2 Or was it simply that some bluder h"d
been made The latter was certainly possible-the
former quite as certainly undiscoverable 80 OF
course 10 was mistake; and there was no more 10
he sgid-as TO the past But what as to the future
Had the measure passed, OF had it net passed
Tp,n this point words ran high IN the Senate, and
rnc1 higher iu the organs Of the press There were
yealors parisaus in the Senate, and Jealous Frti-
cans ont of doors but among the former IL Is not
srrnr.ipg that there should have bcea some who
,elt much as q couple Of dueiliSts, who have stood
ora shot auiece. might he supposed to feel while tire
seconds were very calmly debating whether there
sboeld ne q second fire. Here is the thermome-
Ger At sSo! Rome. according to the returns.
Is becoming more aud more UnhcaithY
avery day. And now it is proposed that
We should begin anew ald 90 through all this
deteetable work over again. Snch, however, was
fine decision TO winch the Senators al last felt Jlem
solves comuellc to come. The vote which had been
come In must be considered nun and void, and the
work must be done all over again. II has been done
oyer again and the present Ministry has Carried us
hill But the more important result is the sort % re-
Mobilization which has accrued tiereirom 20 the
s., A r.r, unusually large number OF Senators
took part in The division, in consequence, no Doubt
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