The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-07-24

ITALY.

RoME, nly -Atelegram from Genoa,
PAloxmo, Brescia and other parts de.
scribe the meeting in those cities yester-
day in favor Of the Italia lrecedentA as
large and enthusiastic. Resolutions Of
character were passed at Naples on snn-
day and at Paiiteania yesterday. Dem
| ons,rations we're also made in Goldoni
Theatre, Anocona. Al Brunetti, Bolo-
gne and in the sreets Of Naples cries
Of Viva Treats, Viva Treats were raised.
Meetings will be held at Milan, Como,
SariVemo and Venice on Sunday next.
Though the precautions taken BY the
proper authorizes and firm yet
conciliatory action OF police the
demonstration last evening before the
Venetian palace, where the Aus
trian Ambassador to the Holy See resides,
and before Chigi palace, the residence Of
the Austrian Ambassador 10 Italy, were
confined to shouts Of liberation for Triest
and Trentino. Almost simultaneously
with the first Manifestations some com.
pAnies Of Line and Of Bessa Gaglieri took
possession Of the approaches 10 both pal.
aces, and the police dispersed the people
gathered in tue front. A band Of musi-
Clans in the piazza was obliged to play a
Garabaldis hymn several times In answer
TO the demands Of The crowd. The dem
onstration was finally ended by band OF
young men parading the streets singing
patriotic sopgs and shouting "Abasso
COrti, /" and "Viva La Guerra" Moderate
Liberals attribute the demonstration 10
the Ultramontane influence.
The Librato observes that the attempt
ed demonstration did not have the results
hoped for by is imprudent, fanatic pro-
moters, in consequence Of the calm and
dignifed attitude OF the poptfatiou.
The La Cdpitats regrets the demonslrs-
ton, which il feArs was organized either
BY some thoughtless individuals or by tie
agents Of those desIrous Of stirring up
the agitatian in Italy.
The DerittO, the Ministerial organ,
maintains the necessity OF preserving 10.
tact, the right OF public meeting. but
states that the government is firmly re-
solved TO prevent any demonstrations
that disturb public order, fact proved
yesterday evening by the stringent meas.
ures taken by the Minister OF the Int
rior TO stop the attempted manifestation,
which was highly unbecoming, both in
form and substance. The Drito adds
that neither SeanArdslli, Minister OF the
Interior, nor Carroll, President OF the
Council, are disposed TO yield to intimi.
daiion and threats.
Referring 10 the requirements OF the
international usage In relation 10 the
proceedings Of the Italia Irecedenta
party, the Dipeito says the government IL
fully alive to its duties and obligations
towards the friendly Power, and Il de-
termined 10 act up 10 them. A system Of
open friendships and latent conspiracy
may suit the weak governments, which
have all To gain and nothing TO lose by an
adventurous policy, but between the
great States there can only exist either
open friendship or open hostility. II
would be an act Of perfdity to cast upon
the government the responsibility for the
agitation which il in 4 great measure,
especially, directed sgainst itseIL. The
article concludes by expressing deep re-
gret At the present agitation.
oATHoLIo CHURCH.
A dispatch from Rome reports that the
Vatican Is celebrating the project with
relation 10 the Church 10 The United
States, similar to that in regard TO the
Churches in the Bridsh Isles, placing It
under the immediate authority Of the
Pope. t
A Paris correspondent recouns 4 long
conversation with GambettA, who gener.
ally approved the treaty Of Berlin, con.
sidering that II tended 10 dissolve the
triple alliance and draw \ closer interest
Of France and England.