, 1876-03-26
iTAlY.
THE NEW MINISTRY.

LONDON, 1I7rch 25.-A dispatch to the Dali;
Neaos states that the Ministry has been definitely
formed - followa Depretler, President Of the
Council aud Minater Of Finance; Nicotra, In.
terror Coppino, Instruction Mancin Justice
Zanan Dill, Public Works; Malogari. Foreign
Affairs; Majorams, Commerce; Mezzacapo,
War; Brin, Marine.
CHURCH DEDICATION,
Rome, March 25,-At the conservation Of the
Church of St. Paul, Bishop Littlejohn, of the
Diocese Of Long Island, delivered 4 long al-
dress. Twenty-Five English, Scotch, and Irish
cle7gymen took part in the ceremony. The
Bishops Of Peterborough Gibraltar, aud Others,
as we'll Rs Lord Plunkett, and the Rev. Messrs.
Brooke and Nevin, British Ambassadors, and the
American Minister we're present. The ceremony
lasted four nours, and terminated with the or
d.natlon Of a. clerk in holy orders.
OPENING OF PARL1ANESr-TuE KINGS SPEECH.
Dispatch to London 111nes.
RoMH, March G.-At II this morning Hs
Majesty left the Quir1nal in state to open IN per-
sou the Second Session Of the Twelfth Italian
Parliament. Tie streets along the route .ware
densely crowded, and were kept by BerBagueri
and soldiers OF the line. His Majesty was ro-
ceived at the entrance OF the Chamber By depu-
tasious from the Senate aud the Chamber OF
Deputies, aud all the Ministers in full uniform.
Having taken Ills place upon the Throne. with
Prince Hunlbert on the right aud Pruce ANA
doc on his left, the Ministers OF State, Knights
OF the Order Of the Annunciaslon, and high
Households Of His Msjeasy and the Royal Prin-
ces ranged on each side, and the Minister Of the
Interior having 10 the name OF His Majesty in
vited the Deputies to be seated. His Majesty
spoke ~ follows:
slaSoa1 sEsA1oR,, s1cSoa1 DEpr1AT1 :-Tba
year which has passed sncs I was last among
you should afford us cause for encouragement auI
hope. The internal conditions Of the country arc
oolsation OF fulfilling international agreement
with foreign Sovereign hss uasu,ed IN my Govern
mp the ,ds ,o tSs t f.s Of :Hs
problem. which has already tor soms
time occupied the attention Of the Gov.
nationa treaty with Austria Hungary will be laid
befors yoa, together with bill for :hs purchase and
working Of the principal railways Of the Kingdom. and
for providing the capal requisite to complete them.
Although great III innovation may increase tue bur-
den upon the Treasury, nevertheless trust that
Ito T year - viii b. equalized Tor the ums With
out any Increase Of TAXATION. (ApplauHe.l Tie
good will with which, in accord with France, Switzer
work Of revision Of duties progresses conv1nces me
that during the pEe:ent sessio7 new commercial
tho defects experience has shown TO e1ist may be
amended tho Treasury beneatcd and wider aud safer
inarse.s opened 10, Italian produce while
7st the some Sf ass tes
educaton espes1y popular, and for judicial and ed-
the past session. have directed my Government to
rentrolurc them to you, and recommend tnem to
your sosisuae as have to my great sst:afaeton at
Of instruction the progress Of our army. zap
plause.] It is time 70 devote more urxtnt at-
to '1s s6eh hi bs s4a Win .ad The
desire is to giro to Italy that Legitimate confidence IN
the Guardianship of her r{0Ct8