Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1878-07-24
ITALY
Greatly Excited Over the Annexation
scheme OF Young MennOtti Gar
ibald1-"Vive Trieste" and
"Vfve Trent0."
Military Baads Forced to Play the
Garibaldi Hymn and Passing
Crowds Shout " Abasso COrti,"
and "Vive la Guerre."

ROME, July 23.-Telegrams from Genoa,
Palermo, Brescia, Pavla, Peggio, DeEmilia,
Turin, Pistoga and Ferrara describe the
meetings in those cities yesterday, In favor Of
''ltalia Irredenta, as large and enthusiastic;
Resolutions OF appropriate character, passed
at Naples Sunday and at Pateleama yester-
day, were voted. Demonstrations were also
made In Gaidoni tbeater, Ancona, at Arena,
Bruneti, Bologna, and in the streets OF Naples,
where cries were raised of " Vire Trieste, !"
''Vire IrentO." Meetings will be held at
Milan, Como, Saurems and Venice Sunday
next. Thorough precautions have been taken
by the authorizes, and by the firm and yet
conciliatory action of the police the demon
stration yesterday before the Venetian place,
where the Austrian ambassador to the holy
see restless, and before the Chigi palace, the
residence of the Austrian ambassador to
Italy, were confined to
SHOUTS OF LIBERATION FOR TRIESTE AND
TRENINo.
Almost simultaneously with the first manltes-
tatlon, some companies of the line and of
Bersaglerie took possession of the ap
proaches to both palaces, and the police dis
persed the people gathered in front. band
of musicians in the piazza was obliged to
play (Garibaldi 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 pa
triotic songs and shouting "Abasso Corti and
Piua LaGuerrd." The moderate liberals at
tribute the demonstration to ultramontane
influences. The Liberia observes that the at
tempted demonstration did not have the re-
suits hoped for by it's imprudent fanatic pro-
motors, IN consequence of the calm and Dig
nifed attitude of the population. The La
Cdpitdle regrets the demonstration, which 1t
fears, was organized either by soma thought
less individuals, or by the agents of those de-
slrous of
STIRRING UP AGITATION IN ITALY.
The DerettO, the ministerial organ. main
tains the necessity of preserving intact the
right of public meeting, but states that the
government is firmly resolved to prevent any
demonstrations that disturb public order, a
fact proved yesterday evening by the strin-
gent measures taken by the minis
ter of The interior to stop the attempted man
Hesitation, which was highly unbecoming both
IN form sand substance. The Det-etto adds:
Neither Zauardelli, minister of the interior,
nor Carroll, president of the council, are dis
posed to yield TO intimidation or threats.
Referring to the requirements of information
al usage in relation to the proceedings of the
Italian irredenta party, the Derstto says the
government is fully alive to
ITS DUTIES AND OBLIGATIONS
toward a friendly power, ami is determined
to act up to them. A system of overt friend
ship and latent conspiracy may suit weak
governments, which have all to gain and
nothing to lose by an adventurous policy. but
between great States there can only exist
open friendship or open hostility. 1t would
be an act of perfdy to cast upon the govern
ment the responsibility for an agitation which
Is In a great measure especially directed
against itself j he article concludes by ex-
pressing deep regret at the present agitation.