New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-06-26
NOTES FROM ROME.
N HONOR OF GARIEAIDI- TROUBLE IN TIE
SPANISH EMBASSIES.

Rome. June 10.
The place which GarlbaGl holds ~ the affections Of
the Italian pecple was Illustrated again In the vd"
spreal celebration Of the tenth anniversary OF his
death Oh June 90 As q National hero no one can
comparc with the brave old patriot unless II be Victor
Emanuel "Padre della Patra., But he has dieini',
The annual "deat.i-day' pilgrimage 10 the tomb ana
nodes house the rock bound Caprera was under
taken by more people than ever before Dcpifa''"nS
from all parts OF Italy, led by the deputies Pals,
Cavalou and Baryila sailed TO the island and marched
20 the tomb In the early morning 10 the Inspiring
sounds OF the Garibadi Hymn Flowers and laurel
crowns, the GIFT, Of the pilgrims, soon covered the
simple block Of granite which stands above the re
mains OF ay's patriot. The first wreath placed upon
The grave bore the inscription: Francesca Cnspi al
DttatOre."
The services al the tomb were as simple rs the
old warrior cOuld have WISHED Sgnor Pals made a
short address In placing the grave wreath from
III, president OF the Chamber Of Deputies. SignOr
Rarhla, followed him and presented M unsheathed
sword bearing the suggestive words, AIN Alpi.7 20
Menoai Gaibndi. the old herO's son, who accompanied
tue pilgrims TO the islard. II the gift o. the
citizens Of Trieste. The official ceremonies ended
With patriotic and eloquent speech OF sgnor
Cavalott from the terrace abcut the house. The
people then visited the house and the graves Of Cart
bad's two daughters buried near The father or
gathered gcrani,lms- Galibadi's fav0ite fower-wlch
fairly the grounds
The house OF Gsribaldi-white and one-storied-le-
mains us Il was when the owner died ten years ago.
The rooms bare fhe floors bare Of carpets. IN
the room where h. died. however. 10 BE- the
proofs M bis popularity. The walls are almost Goa
ceaed with tibntes OF various kinds. Gold. silver
and laurel wreatis cOvec the walls md the bed
stead where be breatled his last. The white house
on Caprcra promises 10 be n Mecca Tor italians for
many. many years to come.
The dunl n of many
IN the Eternal City often leads 70 unpleasant results
Tie e.iial Count R@verteia Austrian AnIbls.adO 10
the Vatican. II may Dc remembered almos, "
called fIom his post few weeks ago because he bad
been guilty Of inviting members OF King IIHmbei;'e
Government to bis salon to meet officials Of the Pope
Il has been learned that serious difficulties almost
resulted also IN connection with the celebration OF
the birthday Of the little King OF Spain The cerbra
t!on to ;ai.e place in a well-knOwn church. 1t
became necessary, Therefore, TO decide whether VI. dc
Benonar, Ambassador at King IIumbert's Court, OF
NJ. PSds Ambassador 20 the Fapa Court, should have
precedence Of rank. NJ. de Benomar declared that
the distinction belonged to him. he was accredited
10 King ilunbc-t. TO whom Rome and Ms churches
belonged. But VI. Iidal Insisted hat the Pope alone
master ia the Houses of God aud that the julisdlc
lion VI His Majesty ended at their portals. l. was
finally decided that the two Ambassadors should
occupy equally prominent places In different parts Of
the church. But the trouble did not end there
Cardinal RampOlla, who was 10 celebrate mass IN
honor Of the head Of SPAIN when he heard OF the
nngemtslt. declared that he woud not perform such
II high function in church where VI. de BcnOInai
TO be found. This nOnfIarrnal assertion com
PEELED NJ de- EenCmar 10 change his plans completely
and hold commemorative service Ia the chapel Of
hi, palace. Thus His Majesty OF spain was
hCnorcd by two the anniversary OF his birth
Both the Spanish Ambassadors formerly occupied
quarters In the BaIbcrin Palace Separate flags In
lie lie illls,a
holds But many mist axes made and man
unpleasant d.to uters took place between the Papa
and the Roman allstOciAcy thai Ii became advsaDl,
for NJ. Hda to seek residence in another part OF The
| city.
q. q. Cesana, the famou~ newspaper man. who Ia,
| been connected IN way with the founding VI
dozens VI Italian Journals, has published his mcnOrs-
llcordi di uni GiOrna.std an two volumes which
contain valuable comnieL t:iIies upon, numcIS,
Incidents rom, the eventnl period between ISL anc
ls7l. Papa Ccalna has been terms OF IN imatl
| with all the great NEIL OF MS day. lie was one o.
the earliest employers Of Crispi, and his book contains
interesting renini>cences of the jour aslic career
| the eXPrcmier