New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-05-16
BARON FAVA RETURNS.
WELCOMED BY THE ITALIAN SOCIETIES.
NE SAYS THE BEST OF FEELING PREVAILS IN
ITALY TOWARD THIS COUNTRY.


ITALY TOWARD THIS COUNTRY.
porop Fava, the italian Minister to the United
states. arrived in this city yesterday morning on
Tho steamer La Gascogne and In the afternoon sareu
tor washington, where today he will be received as
80 r.cogized head Of the diplomatic corps. The
,,u.n residents OF New-York aware OF the
psmps coming. and they prepared to give him a
hearty welcome. The steamer Laura NJ starn was
chartered and about 500 Italians went down the Bav
at q o'clock yesterday morning to quarantine 10
meet him.
The steamer was decorated with flags and banners
and Gaetuno lelujo's band was aboard Three nearly
cheers were given for the Baron when lie appeared on
Aock and he gracefully acknowledged the salute
Among the Italian societies represented on the Sufi"
were Military Reduci Patrie Batalke. Reduci c
ye,cran Guardia Colombo state Maggiore OF no.
boken Corona alfalfa Masanielo, Rcela Marcna
Touuato Tasso SAINT Arsenco. Italian Rifle Guard
yittorio Emanuelc, Roma Csvallcra. Principe Amedeo
Dante Ahgvierc. Club soau Club Gordano Bruno
Mntuol saccorsodi. OF Erookyn Opcriio. of Brooklyn
Club Armanie, Cttadni Paducsi, Rcah taiaOitie''
GiOrdano Bruno di Caserta. Club Democratic OIL "cN'
Hoboken; scn,la, Of West iotokcn; Club Demo
cratic, BROOKLYN: Club Democratic, Of jersey ''N ;
Nation Independent Club. of New-iork Naio'Ahe'i-
cano independent Club Of jersey City, and Curchi
Pastccicri.
It was the intention of the reception committee to
take the Baron OF the ocean u the Laura NJ
starn. but there was heavy sea ana tie captain VI
TIE pleasure boat refused 10 90 alongside the biz SNIP
Consequently the Minister remained on La Ua'cOshe
until she reached her pier. IL was here that the
Italian Minister formally welcomed by Coroner
MESSENGER the honorary president OF the United italian
societies. Dr. MESSENGERS remarks were Loudly aP-
pauded by the crowds at the pier.
Baron Fava expressed his qualification at the na'-
terinc reception that had been arranged by MS co"
trymen. He said
Il am heartily glad TO be in the United states
once more, and when | say that, ! don't mean t'a'
! do not love my own country and want 10 Dc 'nerc
Italy is "a beautiful country. but SO Is America Ana
as duty calls me here and as have formed 50 many
pleasant acquaintance here. cannot blame me lor
being happy because / again find myself III Nmeii''.
And this grand and inspiring reception MAKES me iV'
Ill the more glad that am here. NV great oo'e'"
In life is to make the bonds of friendship between ''e
Tinted states and Italy so stronk that they can never
be severed
Later in the day Baron Fava in an Interview SAID
that his Government cherished hard feelings toward
The United States because Of the Neworieahs uo"oc'
Italy will show how she feels toward thls country
when she sends an exhibit TO the World Fnir Sa'u
ne al do not come here with any special commas
sion except TO make the ties OF friendship oet"''"
the two countries more binding There Is c'rtalniy
a d,snositIon on the part Of my Government and OF
the Ioan people to be friendly they are thoious
satisfied with the way the NeW-'ile1I,s an'lI u.
settled The indemnity pau 10 lliiI
Slstr5fated and all concerned are satlsnei' NV
communication from my Government - ires.uc;;.
Harrison which | know will cast away all dOuOs', IL
any existed about the friendly feeling ltaN mas lot
the United states. 49, dd was de-
live.rd in Italian by Carlo BarsOtu III rhai oi wy
evenly Italian societies whose representatives. I'LL"
g,tbe ned 10 greet him. in which he sad
Permit me- your EXceency, 10 take ms oppot
tuniy of presenting Your nomination a. ln'r"i Vi on
commemoIation and inauguration festivities ol thc IN
Of October next. This nomination was UNANIMOUSLY
voted by the executive committee ana DI ine cH
Italian societies which represent the majority OF Ils
colony. We hope that that day your f-Ncelienc3
will honor us Win Your presence ana VIE o ouI ~
and cuide-you, the worthy representative Oh our ~.
loved country and our loyal King. To-Day rom tnc
moment vour EXcellency touches the American SOIL Ile
peace between Italy and America VIII be an aS@.Iy;H
}nct When the monument 10 Columbus snail De dcoi,
Gated this peace will have its greatest continuation an"
IL, ncorruptblc seal -, ,. o,
The Baron returned Ms thanks and said that not
only was the Italian Government rs n WI DE, IL.
ter,,ted in the erection of statue 20 olnmbuS Dut
that the King himself had expressed MS deepest III
terest in the enterprise $500, 49,, a., ,
The Baron was not taken to hotel from the pier
He was escorted aboard the Laura NJ >'ailii
which steamed UP and down the North River unti !.
WAS time for him so to the Peinsyvinia sl'tio3
and take the O'Clock train for Washington Tic SAL
inst before his departure that he cxpected 10 can III
vary Woshngion MAY 15-rarOn &c Fava, me I's a
Minister arrived In Washington to,hight l'o" -'0"
Yor, ana took rooms AT Wormey's Hotel