New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-09-21

ems. Ia which b. declared that .boald ibe Austrsns
not evscusie The town of fsrrsrs y hin iofrg hr
Pope would neal he Nuuco lrou Wilma and md
passports . Count LlizoE to- Austrian s5-ssior -
Rnme Count Pietr0 FrrT.u TIE 5rrfh.r ell; tls >rcr-
tary Of state who hsi heen ch-rscs With mission
Naples returned 10 Rome on toe i-sh The Pope had
Instructed the Governors OF AneouAsbd Civi;s Nscch
H. supply those foressss With three month. provisions
Count Biudof the Russian Envoy. had taken leave OF
bis Holiness and departed for. - fetrsourE Accord
10 the last sccouuis from Maple. The cslsbfisn IL
.urrec;ion extending 90 the iln. four bsttsiious
we're embarked Naples IN Two sfesm rieafes 10 rio
force Gen Sta,rs. who ess oP-rarng against To re-
VOTERS 10 the r.ightCrlood % Cs~crzs 10 vas ~
nored that several ngish soiP--oirar had been IN
of Ousnto
The Uairr, publishes tie fcllo"ins letter. ssisd
Row, Ausl.. =.
The French Government has ias. experienced one Of
the most s-rlons checks :" el ,Ae s-nac % aonei
can sustain and he Pourihca os-rnneni the other
7 - '-4 ~ .-...l.r-. Aae~ {, ,rffv rlrr.a 49,
Oh courage aid ind-pen-rrls, ~. ~
language full Of dgphcIty. Eoaa A. l1sf resolved o
nase the OF hs Government the offer % .n armed
protection. Cardinal Ferre0 n me name % n- lra'
with uallne-s and frarsness Shich asfounded thc
dipomars thar The Pope hsd never mp city feAet or
the intentions Of France and that after AZ utt hsa
passed. and her conduct 10 the es dl9s W a month and
IN presence 90 the violation OF ihe Territory OF tne fonl
cal 1ouInons Dr. Austria as confidence Do ner lad not M
creased He consequently. refused French intervention.
bad protested the Ausirau Occupeton-ihe
more % a. he could not help considering the two Govern
acted with perfect accurn The Cardinal then nnoruced
70 VI Ros. bis intent on 70 begin By upposn force by force
For and the frontiers being rlaced 90 state OF de-
sucs The spiritual and moral arms will INTO
action The resolutions OF the Pope Rave been notified ~
al the Ambassador % said That the Nelpnan Gov
eminent has also offered s supporI ~ieh vas accepted
be- directly made by the hIns himself
The S,mapAors cd Msrsenies OF saturday s'ys
1--WE have received news from tly hy the lsi steamer
The Roman Government p1rs~s with a. much ac NY a.
nfe1 te 0 the civic -art DO has .enf fhr
artillery captain. Lope4 o. france o pnfc ise '" mus
OF Young volunteers who have offered themselves % resp
JOS sson Il calculated A. ine" siEnor Azegio j. NJ
tie point of starting ior Ia komasna charged win iu
powers The part of tne Pope o. organize te.islnet m
case Of necessity The enthusiasm D. A. slea nltlt !.
Rome. aud within the last ieN days Naiu.n, le.tr. v
seeing the National Guard nanenfer near me country
house of the Prince Dc fiom5no CRED tnai pc ~o.'a
willingly march AZ th. De id OF tAr uIa fouu. ir. in'
s he would hesitate 20 command them on the held o
battle. The -rf OF patriotism and Of energy which AMI
mates te ioly Father ind his punc pei councillor las ~
tended itself moi only the people bot even Do the
hearts OF ihe eccesiastcs letter from Rome speaks OF
tine early organization 1 battalion ~ priests and MONKS
aud 10 j. certain that number of members of the re-
gous orders exercise themseyesn the practice ofarms
Greece.
King Ohio opened in person the session Of
the Greek CHAMBER on The OH nit With speech In
which he expressed regret NJ cot being able b announce
b them the conclusion OF the difference with Turkey
but held hope a. s speedy snd p-sceso.e ternins
ton Auiing 10 the dissolution aud 10 the elections h.
sid " From the facts th-ns.ives gentlemen you VII
admit thai my Government notwithstanding me ercun
stsnces In which II has found is' placed has respected
the rights Of hi nation add taken every precaluon 10
guarantee the interests OF toe siste, snd 10 m.nt-n
tranquility and public order. The measures adopted
for this purpose VIII be submitted Tor your approval
90 the subject Of the debt his Mrj.s;y says The anne
Iteration OF financial conft0n IN favor Of which my
Government made the greatest efforts u an ooec OF
high importance which ought 10 excite your peculiar
sOcitude moreover the fuhlmont OF our engagements
To the projecting (b ariofs) powers renders u mat
ter If duty tits on this very subject that my 6oyerD
VIII submit 20 your deep deliberations Important
pro-cis OF las which without compromising The inter
ess OF the rreaury those of agriculture and nayss
ton will contribute 10 the regular payment OF onr deo
snd thus preserve the national credit aud honor Ny
Government impressed with the importance OF these
combinations and although very sskwsrdly situated
been compelled 10 safety the persevering demands
of the three protecting powers regards the IN
,eress and the extinction (am9rfsseueu) OF the hhi
yearly period ending In tho month OF March
NJ F,nard the h1eral Phi Il lenst Who advanced
s2OOOj 70 Coett enable hin to overcome his fnan
csl cifcuiies finding 'nst - Land h, s ~ sasnr
Lord Psimersion not ~ demand payment of the bills
about tslng due and prAys that congsess may be con
vuked TO take into eonsdr sion ,b financial condition
OF Greece aud adopt mrasufeffnf har fbIer
Ry the last from Athens. of the 2Dh uit ts
nporlsnt Intelligence has reached US that General Or
xiotd has escaped from impusOnment At Chsicls snu
rsssed the standard ~ irsrrrccon sgaus TIE Corti
Government at Negropont The King seut his al toe
camp to the insurrectionsry general with an oncr OF
pardon If be- would lay down hi. arms and ds1aDi ms
men but Ghzlo,u refused unless COtett was hrst us
missed should Gri1iotil be seconded ~ nsuHecnons
Ia acunia Mtssins. Acarnsris and Paras the bosern
meut u terms ~i'h tie Insurgents. And ac
cept their cic,aon. Gfizoiu 10 assisted by Colonel
Srorutanio'es Who is raising recruits In Attica-
The Albion. Rodney and Vanguard, which have be- n
visiting the onisn lsAnes and Patas ara expected osck
At the Pita.us. to protect British intsrests
The French steamer Ru5is IL busiiy employer IN
carving warke stores Avsh In Eutos, the greater
part Of which island Is declared under blockade ~ wei
by sea Ar by land.