New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-06-14

End, that French markets are once more open
to italian produce, and that an understanding
has been effected in number Of political ques-
hons between the two nations, while there Is
% doubt that to-day France and Italy are
.ar more closely united to each other econom-
laIly and also in popular sympathy than Italy
K with Austria. And whereas King Victor EN-
manuel is preparing to pay a state visit to Paris.
Ind Immediately afterward to receive the re-
turn call Of President Loubet at Rome, public
demonstrations against Austria, unchecked by
khe government, are taking place in all the lead
ag Italian cities, demonstrations called forth by
he recent reduction in the number OF Italian
professors in the Tyrolese University of Inns
bruck Inasmuch a portion of the people or
Ne Tyrol speak Italian and are OF Italian origin,
! is claimed in Italy itself that this purely do
nestle measure the part of the Austrian
authorities is an affront to Italy and blow to
the latters interests, and it is this that Is lur-
uishing the pretext for all these anti-Austrlan
rotations in the peninsula which take the form
ff ruhIic gatherings in front of the various Aus
!rian consulates and embassies, with cries Oh
Down with the Emperor, Death 10 austria
'FIyyiva Oberdank'' Ca man hanged Tor attempt
ing to assassinate Francis Joseph IN lo0-''
while in many places Austrian fags nave peeh
dragged in the mud and soemnly burned to cries
Of Viva Italia Irredenta." At the same time at
Terrara we find a menlDer OF the SdplIie' -h'
>,lirberti the Minister of Public Works, tax
no mart in ceremonies destined to commemorate
he execution by the Austrians just fifty years
,rn of three italian conspirators against Elm
,r,or Francis Joseph's rule in northern Italy,
The minister laying 4 magnificent wreath on the
N,mbs of the patriots in the name of the King
lad of the government, while in the Chamber OF
Deputies an opponent of the government having
referred in the discussion of the naval estimates
10 the ienouinious defeat of the Italian fleet by
Austria at the battle of LISA, the Minister of
Marine replied: For thirty-sx years the gov
eminent has been preparing to wipe out that
disgrace and is now ready for the test"
1t is this state of things that has rendered the
position of the aged Count Nigra, for so many
years Italian Ambassador at Vienna SO I'M
pleasant and so difficult that he wishes TO retire
md that the name of NJ Mayor des Planches,
ihe Italian Envoy at Washington, has been men
toned as his probable successor, and as the
man OF all others capable of coping with sItua-
ton that has become critical in the extreme, and
while NJ Mayor des Panches's transfer may De
DELAYED for a short time, yet it is bound to take
place soon as there is probability, or even
possibility of any improvement in the condition
Of affairs, which are on the contrary, bound to
b.Com still more grave For just in the same
WY as the French are bent on recovering Al
SAGE and Lorraine so is every patriotic italian
determined to assist in the annexation to Italy
Of those Italian speaking provinces Of Austria
which are known throughout the peninsula
Italia Irredenta." EX-ATTACHE.
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