The sun., 1891-04-03
ITALY DIDN'T MEAN WAR.
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wMH1xoTox. April IA cable msssass IRON
Premier Rudlni to the Mayauis imperial. IN
charge OF the italian legation In this city
received to-day. clears The situation 70 soms
sxtsnt and, in the opiaion Of such olaslala
OF the State Department ~ could be seen to.
pisht means that Italy virtually reoedss
nom the wsslike attitude assumed sinel
the beginning Of the controversy. and tndi.
Gates her willinGness 10 await the action
Of the New Orleans courts before making any
further thrsatsning demonstrations toWard
the United States. This message 10 reply "
Mr.. Blaines last note rnd In II the Marquis d
Rudlni says that Italy has asked noyhing but Z
prompt institution q the regular judicial pro.
eesdings against the guilty parties in Nav Or
leans, and adds that IL would have been absurd
toclsin punishment for the offenders without
thS guarantees afforded BY regular xgal.
The diplomatic incident the Marquis d. nudihi
ssys can only b considered elessd whoa tAs
Federal Government has declared 10 rreelss
terms that he prosecutions viii b com.
menced. In the mean tims the italian Gov
snmeat takes eoknizancs Of the FEDERAL Gov
ssnmsats declaration acknowisdain4 the fact
that compensation is due to the families ,os the
victims by virtue Of the treaty existing b.
tween the two countries.
The receipt Of this message caused the great
sst surprise In all quarters. attended with Q
feeling OF intense amusement % the vsry
humble manner In which the italian 0overu-
mont now bows before Secretary Blaias AFTER
two days OF waelike blustsr. The fxieads OF the
Harrison Administration are quick to claim
that the italian Government has been
forced to eat humble pie By the
Sorosful letter whish the Secretary
OF state addressed last evening 10 he MARQUIS
imperial The xarouls had nothing to say
tAh evening when asksd a. 70 the sfHset Of his
latest Instructions. He would not admit that
hs had received them. and intimatsd that he
could not refer to communications sent 10 him
NON Rome until hs had nrst made known their
contents to Secretary Blaine. This hs cannot
20 uatl o-mofrow. - the 6scsstary b Q guust
OF large dinner party to-nishk and will not b.
accessible for further diplomatic eonsultatiob
untl tomorrow. The Marquis. whils refusing
to admit the receipt Of the despatch. nalvsly
said that As win not present it to Mr.. Blaine
until tomorrow. II 10 axpsctsd that the
Sssrstafy viii then have . reply % make to
Rfsmjsr Rudini which viii b Q gfsceful -.
knowlsdemens that hs has rscsived the oflciAl
notification os 1taly's suMendsI.
This new end laeest pAass Of The sitaation
hsvss Dsroa Javs In vssy embasTsssing ait
uatioa. ~ bis Government makes plain the feet
that hs hes sntirsly misundsEstood the general
soope OF the negotiations. and bssn particularly
unfortunate In not only misunderstandias, but
10 nisrsprsssntins the attitude Of sssrstary
BlainA TO the mind Of many psr.
sons It now ssems apparent that the
important object souaht to b attained By the
Italian 0ovefnnaeAt was 10 get rid Of Baron
3sva and that the appafsnt thrsat Of war
aGatnst the United States was only means TO
that end That the Baron feels kesnly the un-
fortunate prsdicsmsnt In which he 10 plsced By
the outcome Of tho controversy. and that hs
ssS~OOAS0O
tho clustering contention OF the past
few wseka 10 evidenced hy the fact that
hs Is utterly broken down tonight and con.
nned to his bed. suffering from mental and
bodily ailments. He has telegraphsd to bis
friends that hs will sail for Italy on Saturday,
put his physician says tonight that the Wisest
course for him Is to remain quiet and
sndeavor to regain his dissipated strength.
Baron Fava. could not talk for pub.
ltattoh this evening, but his intimate
friend. Dr.. 4. 8. Verdi who has been In con.
slant consultation with him for the past two
days, and who speaks with authority and IN
, behalf OF the italian Government denies that
Italy has rscsdsd nom iss bsllissrsnt attitude.
hs made . statement to tho Sun this evening
Nat Gao b. taken a. gtvinR Baron FsvAs view
olths situation. Dr. Verdi said:
Yea MARQUIS lmperiali has rsesivsd his
tnsfuetons from Premier Rudini. saa they
Mu be transmitted to seorotaFy Elains sstname-
dia,sly. have not seen the despstch sjlsesd
70 have been sent to tho Legation here By MIN.
isssr Rudni. but have seen ths Instructions
received BY tho Marquis Impsriah. In nv
Spealon. there 10 no intimation thas the Italian
0ovsrnment acknowledges that n has
oesa too hssty in the matter. In Sast,
nwoud be most unwiss and impolitio for it
70 ressde one stop from the position Il bss
!sxsn The countries OF Europe were watch.
he the outcome Of this matter with the great.
sNintsrest. and there appeared to be Q uni.
venai endorsement OF the course taken BY Italy
saeald It tsvsntusly DO decided that ths Gov.
AESmsnt o. the Upited States cannot enforce
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