The Sun.
London, England, 1856-05-29 00:00:00

THE POPE AND LORD PALMERsTOS'

Rolm, May 22.--The confusion and contradicti°lll,
that prevail among the various parts composing the cef„,43
siastical Government have been forcibly demonstrate(
the recent conflict with regard to the pablicatiouni,",
Lord Palmerston's speech on the affairs of Italy.
Pope, who has a will of his own when he thinks prop,Bl;
read the whole speech in the Debats, a paper Wkice
he is in the habit of perusing regularly ; and resole?
that his own good intentions and humane dispositio,7
for which even the British Premier gives him credy,
should not incur the blame attributable to the W.
administration and arbitrary acts of his ministers, Pi,
Holiness insisted upon the publication of the sPeeeo
in the Roman official paper in spite of the strentl°,-4
opposition of Cardinal Antonelli, who was so disgus'o
at having to give up that he was quite ill for two (111,,J
afterwards. Th speech, however, as printed in t'",,e
Journal of Rome, is sufficiently ambiguous and ine°.l.
rectly translated to render it uncertain whether 0310
rannical acts alluded to by Lord Palmerston refer to "4
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Pope's present Ministers or those of his Lconstitutiou;
reign ; but even this garbled account, inserted oull the
t:te Pope's absolute command, was so obnoxious t° e.
police authorities, acting under the orders of the De-,
tary of State, that many copies of the journal destin'or
for the provinces were kept back at the post-office 0'
sexed after arriving at their respective destinatioo,o
whilst those distributed as usual to the subscriberB.„lg
Rome were withdrawn from the cafés on the folloicllo
morning, thus affording the public the absurd spect9reo•
of a Government giving orders for the seizure and P.
hibition of its own official organ.

THE EMPEROR ALEXANDER AND

THE POLES.

The correspondent of the Independance
Warsaw gives the following as the substance
speech addressed by the Emperor Alexander °pc)
deputation of the inhabitants of that city
waited upon his Imperial Majesty on the 23d
" My line of conduct towards your country is--abtio
lute forgetfulness of the past. I am content With
and
Poles, not merely because, iu spite of revolutions ale
wars in which all Europe has been entangled, they ',Li'
not forgotten their duties to their sovereign and to tP"6
selves, but still more because those of them wile bh9riv
fought in the ranks of my soldiers have displayed•
very and fidelity which have been proof against all ter°,'
tation. to
" I have them all in my heart, and shall not cog-
love the Poles as my own children.
"Tell this, messieurs, I pray you, to your -e
countrymen ; but tell them also that the time for 10
dreams is at an end. No more of reveries. Gentle'lleby
I wish Poland to be happy, and she can only be se
her union with Russia."

THE AMERICAN MAILS.—LIVERPOOL, WedrieSuaerive
The United States mail steam ship Ericss)n, Capt..rdo
ber, left the Mersey at 245 p.m. to-day for New °;r01
with eight passengers, the usual mails, and a gell-
cargo.
MARINE SOCIETY.—The centenary festival of this e::
°client charity, instituted 1756, is to be held at the
don Tavern on Tuesday next—Admiral Sir E, 1-4._°"„.0
Bart., G.c.n., in the chair—when the committee
to receive that support which the institution so vieli•
serves,

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