The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-07-24

and Venice next Sunday Through the excellent
precautions taken by tho authorities, ana the hrm,
yet concatory action OF the police the demon stra-
ton made before the Venetian Palace, where the
Austrian Ambassador TO tho Holy See resides, aud
before the Chigi Palace. the residence OF the
Austrian Ambassador 10 Italy, were confined to
shouts OF liberation Tor Trest and the Trentuo Al
most simultaneously with the first manifestation
some companies OF tho line and OF Bersaglicri took
possessions OF the approaches palaces and the
police dispersed those who had gathered In front
MUSIC FREEDOM
band Of musicians in the piazza was obliged 10
play .Gar,baidis Hymn" several times in answer TO
the demands OF the crowd. The demonstration was
finally ended by band Of young men parading the
Streets singing patriotic songs and shoutng 15asso
C0,ti" aud 'Viua Ia Querra.n
CAUSE DEMoxsTR ALTON.
Tho moderate Liber,is attribute the demonstration
to ultramontane Influences. The Liberia observes
that the attempted demonstration did not have tho
results hoped for by its mprudent fanatic promoters
in consequences Of the calm and dignled attitude OF
the population. La Capitde regrets the demoustra-
ton, which it fears was organized either by some
houghess individuals by agents OF those DESTROYS
OF stirring up agitation in Italy.
NOT TOO MUCH LIBERTY.
The Dirto (inis,oriai organ) maintains the nscsss
sty Of preserving intact tho right Of public meeting
but states that the government is firmly restored
TO prevent apy demonstrations that disturb
public order--a fact proved Monday even
Ing by the slringest measures taken
by the Minister OF The Interior 10 stop attempted
aniiestation, which was highly unbecoming both
form and substance Tho Drito adds :-"Neithor
Signor Zanardel Minister Of The INTERIOR Sisnor
Signor Carroll, President OF the Council disposed
to yield 10 intimidation or threats"
ITALY USFErrERED
Referring to the requirements of international
usage in relation 10 the proceedings OF the italia IRE
denta party, the Dyano says:-"The government is
lully alive 10 its duties and obligations toward a
friendly Power, and Is determined TO act up to
them. system Of overt friendship and latent
conspiracy may suit weak governments. which have
all to gain and nothing to lose by an adventurous
policy, but between grea; States there only exist
either open friendship or open hostility twould be an
act OF per6dy TO cast upoa the goverume the re-
spon sib:iiy for agitation which is in q great
measure especially drectod against itself" The ar-
concludes by expressing deep regre. at the present
agitation
LUXURY ROYALTY.
In the mouse OF Commons this afternoon Sir
Stafford Northcote, Chancellor OF the Ex-
chequer, announced he betrothal OF the
Duke OF Connaueht Queen Victoria's third sony
with Princess Marie Louise Of Prussia, daughter Of
Prince Frederick Charles. The Chancellor said he
would move on thursday the provisions Of a grant
Tor tho Duke. Sir Charles Dixie (radcal. gave notice
that he would submit amendment reciting that
there constitutional precedent for such nppica.
ton.
AUzIN MINERS STRIKE.
The Auz.n Mining Company has resolved to inform
the strikers that when they their claims
will receive fair con stderation.
OUR ABROAD
The United States training ship ST. Marys, Com.
mandsr Phythian. sailed from MADEIRA on the 10th
inst. bound 10 New York.
ENGLAND AND THE VATICAN.
despatch from Rome says II Is stated that the
Vatican contem plates removing the Roman Catholic
churches IN England, Ireland and Scotland from tho
control Of the Propaganda Eide, and placing
them under the immediate authority OF the Pope.
This measure is attributed in clerical circles TO
dosrc induce the British government TO establish
rclas,ons with the Vatican.
CHURCH UNITED STATES.
despatch 10 the Standard from Rome reports that
the va,icon is celebrating project with relation to
the Church in the United States, similar to that
regard 10 the churches IN the British Isos, placing It
under tho Immediate authority of the Pope.
THE INTERNATIONAL cnEss rouRyMENr.
The International Chess Tournament ut Paris was
concluded yesterday. ~ Zeskcrtort, Of Berlin and
London, receives the first prize, having gained six
teen games with one drawn. MT Mackenzie, OF New
York, takes the NTH prize being the winner OF twelve
games. with drawn
.1e0rs 20 'r AMERICAN REAPrNG MACHINES
asad,tria,of agricultural implements was held at
Paris yesterday before the French Minister OF Agr
culture. The American agricultural machines Of c. H.
Mccormick, and those exhibited by two English firms,
attracted special attention, and received
orable comment.
TELgGIAPHIc INTERRUPTION.
An interruption In tho telegraph wires between
Paris ana Vienna delays tho receipt Of news from
Eastern Europe.