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The Daily Dispatch: July 5, 1861., [Electronic resource], article 5 (search)
The recognition of the kingdom of Italy by France is an accomplished fact. It is said that it was a stormy meeting at the Council of State when the Emperor announced his intention to recognize the kingdom of Italy. The Paris Union, an ultramontane paper, says that France will recognize a work of brigandage, violence and hypocrisy. Whatever artful terms may be used, this recognition implies necessarily the end of the Pope's temporal power. The funeral dirge in honor of the late Count Cavour was celebrated on the 17th in the Madeline, in the presence of a large concourse of people. Judgment has been pronounced in the affairs of the secret political society, headed by Blanqui. Blanqui has been condemned to four years imprisonment, and interdiction of civil rights for five years afterwards. Other parties implicated were sentenced to shorter terms of imprisonment. Paris papers represent that the Government had obtained an immense majority in the elections of the memb