Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1882-11-23
THE old WORLD.
OPENING OF THE ITALIAN PARLIA-
MENT By KING HUMBERT.
A Remarkably Sensible Speech from tho
Throne---The Wrangling Over Rules
i'm the British Parllament---Status of
Affairs on the Continent and In Egypt.
ITALY.

ROME. Nov. 22.-Parliament opens to-
day. The speech from the throne was
very pacific. It recommends that the
chamber devote itself chiefly to economic
social administrative questions. These
recommendations were approved by a
great majority of deputies. Thirty rad
zeal members absented themselves from
the opening so as to avoid taking the oath
to the king, and to the constitution. Coo
capieller, the radical deputy whose cleo
ton caused great sensation, was in his
place, but his presence caused no man
ifestations On the kings returning from
opening parliament there was popular
demonstration in his honor.
In his speech the king said he greeted
with Joy and pride the representatives of
the nation fortified by the free vote of all
classes of citizens. This admirable trans
formation, prepared in accordance with
the wish of Victor Emanuel, gave assur-
ance that the people were ripe for liberty.
The king imposed upon the parliament
the duty of carrying out those pacific con-
quests which give title to real great
ness. 81 indicated as subjects for legisla-
ton the condition of manufactures, agri
cult re, the mercantile, navy and railroad
system. He said there would also be in
trt duo ID measures dealing with public Sc
curity, administration of justice, and elab
O. alto of the penal code for the whole
country. The relations of Italy with
foreign powers. he said. were friendly.
Italy responded to the marks of sympathy
from all by scrupulously observing her
treaties, by advocating in councils of the
powers frank and loyal policy aiming at
the maintenance of peace, and reconciling
the national interests with those of Europe.
The projected marriage of the duke of
Genoa, was fresh pledge of the sympathy
between the Italian and German people.
REWRITING to internal affairs, the king said:
''Now that the destines of Italy are in your
hands, no foreign force from within or
without, can impede your examination of
great civil and social problems. You will
thus add to the glories of Roman Italy,
the pacific glories OF New Italy," The
kings speech was much cheered, particu-
larry the portion relating to the improved
organization Of the army and navy.
Queen Margheri.a, prince of Naples, and
other members of the families, were
present at the reading of the speech.
Throughout the kingdom signs we're OBJ
served of new commercial activity. To at
tain commercial prosperity, public secur-
ity was necessary, and this the government
would firmly defend
ROME, Nov. 22.-Whsn Astor, Americ IN
minister, presented his credentials yester-
day, he was conducted to the Quirinal in
the royal carriage, and was received by
King Humbert surrounded by state func-
tionaries. After the audience was con-
Guided, Aston was reconducted to his resi-
dence. The royal cuirassiers were drawn
up as a guard of honor in the court yard of
the palace.
ROME, Nov. 22.-Desprize, French am
bassador at the vatican. will present his
letter of recall to the pope Thursday.