New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-12-27


roa. ,hroushout continues healthy sri Tranquil. The
xsstnsr lateiy has oeen fesrfuly hot
rts st.fe ~ alaIs In tautln sQresfsl rrra 4Nssc-
ara general que, PREVAILED; confidence seemed IN
grear measure overwhelmingly Was more cay, with
later scfvty trade The prices In articles had
Ia proved. bat IN general Imports were low
Inc French men-oi-wr Ia Si0Ts and n Iic'oriesss'
reported 5 re last nal % have ae1 north, were hoh
wrecked OF he island h koonto. on Cores IN ia - u,
Iorg 4s 81 o. the ION Of August about 300 miles IRON
sh.nshae.
From the Dublin Evening Pest, Nov. 30.
THE PoPE's SPExcH-We have only space -
reier-as We do with great desh;-so TIE ranons end
quiet progress Of Lilery in Italy. Beside What the eisr
vii perusc q the lraugur-.1n % me PAPA >aes 81
general political council for the affairs q lie faIugry 20
81 Peter. suc above AL, the Pops olsn 7-ceel' Ne
have % state on what might csl cfi-si AtiA n.y.
that the L1r ol Nirfo. Cacnet Minister BE- reeni-
berei has "a Two infffr ~ with his H9ihe-' o.
j. saisd the Affairs q O. C2hoic Church 10 Great hr--
ain znd Ireland O. wei eii1 view 20 assure ne
Hols Father ri the sympsfhes oi the British People n
HE cause and The determination cf cur Q1een . support
him AGAINST 81 he enemies offrectom and ftl-icn.
The (Paris) IrirerS publishes letter from H'nt a
.h .rh .t an account q the opening cf The Con
sulta At O'Clock n. on the l5th, Cardinal AntortlL
President OF the Coasu,E ard Mcn'gnOf Amc ~ flc-
President. with TIE twenty io-r fFovihcf Deputies ar
rived the Q4rns and TOOK Their pisces n tne ia. Of
the Throne which the Pope entered shortly aiierNatd
lis Holiness having taken bis sefi on ne tnrone' me
President addressed him. IN concise but suitable terms
Ia the pane Of al present th-r homage, srf ne asI'
rance hat hey would en1eavcr by I'd means in tnef
power to respond % the conaderco Of their sovereign
The Pope replied in ihe following terms:
thank goa Tor your coed Intentions AID ssrezar's ne
public welfare. esteem them Of value lt was ior 'ls
public good that snce ny elevation 70 ne foniin.a
throne have. n accordance with te colncs nsf i-l ~
cd Accommodated ell That could; ard sfi readJ
wih the assistance C d. 10 do Oil fog the future without
however retrenehrg any degree he foVer,ignfT OF me
portscse and .smuc AL received y foil srd entire
from predeces 20 shall transmit ini sac ed -po-
10 ny successors have three nj ion, Of subectsss ~
.
sghiecrs with and % ascertain afc provide Tor th-r
Necessities Il wes particularly % ascertain those sl-s,
and 70 provide bette Tor the eAigelces 81 the public
service, that have ssemb ed ID refma1ert cclncil
IL % hear your opinion when necessary ena 20 "a re
In ny sovereign resolutions, which shat consult ms
conscience, snd confer on them win ne A nseTs ana
the Sacred College. Anybody who would ase snY otnef
view OF the functions you called % i1lt ~onll s-
take materially well he that would see Do the toan-
ell Of have created the real zaton Of theif or
with the Pontifcal sovereignty
Ills Holiness having pronounced these last words with
some vivaciy and some heat, stopped a moment, aud
then resuming IN bis usual mid manner! continued Ia The
/ following terms;
This warmth and these words no. addressed 70 any
Of YOU whose social education Christian ard civil proby,
as well IS the loyalty Of your the r-ct-
iude your intentions have been known o. since the
moment proceeded 10 your ectlon Neither do those
words apply the majority Of ny subjects for Am sure
Of their fidelity aud tneif obedience know inst the
hearts Of ny subjects unite with mine the love
and Of concord. But there exist, unfortunately, some
PEI land though few they It'll exist who, HAVING no.
ihiDg 10 loose love disturbance and revolt even abuse
the concessions made 20 them. Il u 10 those that my
words addressed and let Them well understand their
Specification 10 the cooperation Of the Deputies see
only the rm support Of persons Who, devoid Of every
r. o;c -oa5 ,1s VI vii not be s1e.-d b. TIE va n
language 81 restless devoid O. Judgment. You all
aid with your wisdom discover that which most
useful for the security Of the throne and the real hspp-
ness Of my subjects"
The Deputies were aferward admitted hiss the set
Of The Pore Who having risen. conferred on them his
Der ediciion and took leave of them IN these words
Proceed, with the blessing Of Heaven, 70 conmsnee
your sbois May they prove fruitful 10 beneficial results
add comfortable % he desires Of my heart
In the meantime. two baita0ns Of The Civic Guard had
been drawn up the square OF the QIrls, with the
troops which TO escort the c0risge. TTonty-ioa
state carriages, supplied BY the Romal nobility, for the
ceremony, received the Deputies and the coge moved
forward amid immense and COMPACT crowd, extending
from the Quifna TO the Vatican. All the houses or rs
passage decorated with fags bearing almora bear
ings sfilOme and the Legations, and variety OF inscp
tons and devices detachment gOoLs opened ths
march, next came the carriages Of the President AMI tho
VcePresdent Of the Cousuts surrounded with the ban
Of the fourteen Wards u Rome and aer them The
carriages Of the Deputies preceded each BY a trophy Of
the Of each Province, and Two standards on which
inscribed the names o. the legation ana its Repre-
sentative. commissioned officers OF the Civic Guard
walked alongside Zach carriage which followed By
merous depuatons Of cltzens hy each Province 10
participate In that great aonal iosvty The march
closed by body OF Civic Guards, OF which Rome admired
for the first time the nne appearance and he truly mill
fary aspect. The c0ge reached the Church Of Peter
noon. and the deputies usnered 10 eis reserved
10 them close 10 the altar, under the chair Of 8 Ner
ard having entered the bail appointed fof the meeting
Immediately elected committee 10 Draw up address In
reply 10 the Popes speech. watch was composed olncs
Odescalchi. and Mess lushet fao!ucc, and >ivaui
That committee having retired 20 adjoining hall
turned shortly afierWad with the draugh Of that docl
meut, which obtained the sanction Of the assembly From
what had raDspired Of the contents OF the address. u
would appear that the COnsulta had expressed desire
that its attributes rights, and duties should be properly
dcnned. II moreover, asked Il was empowered 90 pro.
pose reforms and control the acts Of the Government? On
sha utWrf nugIf
the address. whih his Holiness handed 20 Cardinal Fer
rstt,. sfer few words OF acknowledgment.
The Popes speech hal produced painful impression,
which the reply OF the ConsultA had partly dspeei.
The absence OF the depuiaons OF the different states Of
Italy, with their respective banners and Of the European
dents who 10 have Joined In the procession,
another Of popular dspeasure. Every thing had
been prepared for that purpose The necessary authorize
ton granted. rhs ne morning y he l5N c0aa-
~ order 0rTesfei ne preparations 10 pr0geg 10 was re-
ported thats quarrel o precedence hal arisen among the
Engsh aud French Ambassadors. and that Count s.i.
not being able 10 grruge the difference had Infested on
thi art Gle Of the progr mt being carried into
ten Ia the evening however, amid the general illumi-
nsOu OF the city ard the immense crowd which filed the
Corso the excluded banners carried about By band
Of young belonging 20 al classes u the population and
sautet will desicning cheers The British flag nslred
among ihem, next TO the talsH national c9ur green,
white, ard red 20 which had been added at Flor-
encc, yellow stripe 10 honor o. The Pore and red
Those young repaired In sHccesson % the pa
laces Of the Ministers OF Sardinia and Tuscany IT,. IT.
ter presented himself his balcony, holding In his hand
The Tuscan flag and addressed aew words Of ihankso The
PEOPLE which were received wN enthusiasm They then
pTsceeledto the Of Lord Mnt0 who came forward
ard cried, "ra ne Italian LeaJue Pms ~ ITALY o4d ia
han ideptHdeqce Those cries were received with loud
continued applause. But ADDS the correspondent Of
the Caircs, This not an Prince Iorl1rs wished 20
crown he esfiyy in becoming manner. The splendid
heater belonging % him opened In the evening flr
brilliant ball. A. which the citizens of all ranks were al
micl. Tie proceeds Of the tickets o. De gwen -
the charitable as Jun Of the quarter ard u va cl-ue
that less than 600 5000 Roman fcudi tHs
collected Most o. iae The uniform OF The Civic
Guard The deputies entering their boxes we're loudly
cheefei. The Minister Of Tuscany cre,ss In III. ul uli-
erm and Lord Mimic Likewise szuied with enilusl-
Count Ross di hot think proper 10 appear a. this
FEAST aad the remarks eelte' BY his absence any
I thing but crcdiiable % that dpi0mals,.'
TIE Pope. yielding % tie advice o. Cardinal Auici,
and Il believed, Count Rossi. rcesi ne isr Pa
Pres prepared b. NJ PieFo FeTset brother OF the
Rotary OF state.
lie COnsali4 had formed itself into sections. Tie
legislative section presided over By " Sivari, the
sect OF the interior, by NJ. Produced hs financial
io7, By n kecchi and that CT wal public wofAs, &C
hy Prince olesca.cLi
There 10 truih Ia TIE report that tie Pope Intend
Cd 70 suppress toe Order u Jcsuiis
lrvAts letters from Rome Of the 18Th inst. hold out 4
hoPs that The affair Of fefrarA would b. ready ani