The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-04-02

Developments AWARDED
WASHINGTON, D. c., April 1.-lSpecial. T.
The Italian war cry has subsided 1t las not
even developed q nine days wonder
Secretary Blaiues statement and other de-
81. .pmauts confirm the view of the situation
a-we-cnted in THE Tnus dispatches of last
night
Secretary Blaine, with his opportunities of
knowledge and information, correctly inter
yretei tle recall Of Baron Fava in saying it
WAS mainly inspired by Italanpohtics and the
desire ot the RUdmi Government to maintain
itself
The official correspondence made public
t'-uelt shows that Baron laya either mis-
understood or mi-interpreted the attitude of
the United States Government with regard
o. the NV Orleans affair. Secretary Blaine
makes It plain that tins Government has
manifested proper spirit IN regard To the
controversy that under our form of Govern
ucut ~ was necessary that the State au-
thout.e~ Of Louisiana should make the iu-
yesu-atlu
SOURCE OF IRRITATION
The phase of the entire matter which Gre
htes MOST irritation is the attitude taken 10y
tie papers printed IN the Italian language IN
this country They speak az though they rep
resented Italy 0rd We're commissioned 70 de-
clare War against our people The attitude of
these Italian journalists are provoking not
only severe criticism, hut actual condemna-
r.u 10 has served to arouse the FIRST and
oa.F f feeling resentment against Italians as
Glass of immigrants.
TE SENSATION OvEE.
However. the sensation is over The cx-
citcmeut has died ont hcre and interest has
IIt.- rfI d.. . Nrrran Ffrfl
vor-ally ndlculet. The situation IS now Of
tciallv presented. lut Secretary Balne's Of
fcal declaration does not really add any
tang 20 what was contained IN these dis
patches as coming from tho Secretary last
night.
ITTTTBs BFTwETN BLAINE AND FAvA.
The following correspondence between
Baron Fava and Secretary Blaine, relating to
the Italian troubles IS made public tonight.
RoYAL LOCATION OF Italy.
WAsHINGToN. ID. c., March 81, 1891.
Mr. Secretary of State BY my two notes
Of the 18th and 18th instant ! had the honor
20 coll your Excellency's serious attention %
tle occurrences ot exceptional gravity which
took place az New Orleans on the 18Th, where
ly four subjects of the King of Italy. who
were confined in the prison Of that city, We're
rH.sacrcd bv the crowd. under the leadership
o. two American citizens.
After having formally protested against the
which were evidently rcereant % all their
lltcs ou that occasion. lre-eryed TO the Gov
eminent of his Majesty the right 20 demand
such satisfaction as il might think proper,
since the occurrence IN question constituted a
Iutent violation ot the stIpuatlOns OF treaty
il force between our two countries, which Sc
cures 10 Italian subjects resdingln the United
States the same protection that Is enjoyed by
American citizens, and which has always been
extended 70 the latter III Italian territory.
TIE BKPAnATIoN DEMANDED.
The reparation demanded bv the Govern
nent Of the King, as / have had the honor 70
inform YOU in our interviews held during the
last few days were 10 consist Of the following
points:
First. The official assurance by the Federal
Government that the guilty parties shall be
brought 90 justice
second. The recognition in principle that
an indemnity is due to the relatives Of the
victims
Your Excellency was pleased 10 declare TO
me that as the Federal Government did not
think that il could take this view of the case,
Il declined 20 take tLe two aforesaid demands
into consideration
Under these circumstances. the Govern
neut Of His Majesty. considering t-at the
legitimate action OF the Kings Minister az
Washington becomes ineilicacious. has or
dered me 90 take my leave.
In obedience o. the instructions which
have received. / have the honor TO announce
o. your Fxccllency that ] am going % leave
Washington as speedily rs possible. leaving
tle MARQUIS Imperial, his Malestys secretary
ol legation in charge OF current business OF
royal legation.
10 pleased 20 accept. Mr.. Secretary OF state.
tle renewed assurance of my highest cOnsid-
Grafton. lSgnel) FAyA.
h.s fScellency, James q. Blaine Secretary OF
State DC.
MI. BLAINE TO THE ACTING MINISTER.
DEPARTMENT or SrATE,j
WASHINGTON. ID. c.,
April L. 1891.
Totho Marquis Imperiali, Charge dAGairs,@ &c:
Sir have the honor 10 acknowledge the
receipt Of a note OF Yesterday date rom
Baron Fava. who has left the Italian Legation
~ your charge.
7 beg % express the sincere regret with
Which the Government Of the United states
receives the iutelligenceoi Baron taYa speedy
departure from this capital. Though he bas
more than once intimated this purpose. the
Government Of the United States has been
unable 10 see adequate reasons for such "A
step. The Barons service here for the
past ten years has been distinguished
al all times by tho most agreeable
relations with the Executive Department OF
tni7 government The regret at ms Leaving
u enhanced when, rs the President believes
ne las been recalled under misapprehension
on facts by the Government of italy The
cause oi his sundering his diplomatic rela-
uous with this Government il thus given IN
Us note The reparation demanded 10y the
government OF the King. as have had the
Aohor 70 INFORM you IN our interviews held
yurng the last few days, were % consist OF
tAe Toll lowing points;
l. the Official assurance hy the Federal