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DEMONSTRATIONS IN ITALY.
THE LIBERATION or TRIESTE IND
TRENTINO DEMANDED.
Garibaidrs Hymn Played to the Popuiace In
Rcme-Meetinns to he Held In Milan and
Xenice-LibernI OpInIon Of the AgItntIon.

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ROME, July 22.-Telegrams from Genoa,
Palermo. Bresca. Pavia. Reggie d'Emilia.
Turin. Pstoja. and Ferrara. describe meetings
held In those cities yesterday In favor OF Italis
Irredenta" as having been attended by large
and enthusiastic audiences. Resolutions OF the
same character as those passed at Naples last
Sunday and at the Pateama Theatre here yes.
terday were voted. The proceedings every
where were conducted in perfect order. De-
monstratons were also made in the Goldoni
Theatre at Ancona. at the Arena Brunetti at
Bologna. and in the streets OF Naples. the
cries being raised Of Viva Trieste" and Viva
Trentop Meetings are to be held at Milan,
Como. San Reno. and, Venice next Sun
day. Through tho excellent precautions
taken by the authorities. and the firm. yst
conciliatory action OF the police. the demonstra.
tions made last night before the Venetian pal
ace. where the Austrian Ambassador to the
Holy Sec resides. and before the Chigi palace.
the residence OF the Austrian Ambassador to
Italy. were confined to shouts OF liberation for
Trieste and the Trentino. Almost simulta-
neously with the first manifestation some com.
panies Of the line and Of Bersaglieri took pos
session OF the approach to both palaces. and
the police dispersed those who had gathered In
front. A band OF musicians in the Piazza was
obliged to play Garibaldis Hymn" several
times IN answer 10 the OtnHnuS OI tfe crOWO.
The demonstration was ended by band Of
young men parading the streets. singing pa
triotic songs. and shouting AJdssO Cortt" and
Iird la Guerra"
Moderate Liberals attribute the demonstration
70 Ultramontane Influences. The Liberia says
that the attempted demonstration did not have
the result hoped for by its inprudent. fanatic
promoters, III consequence Of tho calm and dig
nifed attitude OF the population. la Cdpitdle
regrets the demonstration which II fears was
organized either by some thoughtless indivd-
uas or by agents of those desirous OF stirring
up agitation in Italy. The DritO ministerial
organl maintains the necessity Of preserving
intact the right Of public meetings. but says thai
the Government is firmly resolved to prevent any
demonstrations that disturb public order-a fact
proved Yesterday evening by the stringent
measures taken by the Minister OF the Interios
highly unbeconing both in form and substance
The UrrO adds: Neither Signor Zanardellt
Minister OF tho Interior. nor Signor Cavroli,
President Of the Council are disposed to yield
To intimidation or threats" Referring to the
requirements Of international usage in relation
TO the proceedings Of the Italia lrredenta party
the DIrutO says The Government is fully
alive To Its duties and obligations toward q
friendly power. and II 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 ad-
venturOus policy, but between grcnt States there
can only exist either open iriendship or open
hostility. II would be an act OF perildy to cast
upon tho Government the responsibility for an
agitation which IL. in great measure, espe-
cially directed against ITSELF The article con.
cludes 10y expressing deep regret at the present
agitation