New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-08-30

Posea - cis the existence Of the plo, and the
nsmes of its principal tools CIVIC gus'a US oralsa
win isrnnr, Ivsrlo rspldny ., me tpi-I - 'n"o.'
classes Of society The perfons imp hespo voc CON
rs,.cv lad With precipitation but the papers OF seve
ri of them fell into the hands Of the officers OF Jusuee
and on the prisons Of The more common
found bass Of Austrian coin, siiletioes ana
of the Pope. ..-I.su
The f.ruent csu sed among the people was irghtfuly
violent hu, happily no disturbance occurred and NOT
life cst The coudact Of the upper classes sno OF
the Government seems to have been msnIol snn psu
dent ihst Of the populace % have been pstouc ~nou
any e~travagsnt license But taking into considersuoo
the weakness Of the Pont6csl Government; the excits
bity Of The population and the intense hstred OF the
foreign power to which these mschestons are sttr-
bu,ed II evident that the Roman States are In con-
don not far removed from sctus revolution and thsf
the Ore which burns 90 nercely In the Eternal CITY
threatens to kBdle eoohsgrsEiOn throughout Italy
There L. happily no indication Of any want OF conn.
dspce on The part Of the people tossrd II National
Governnents OF Italy. Plus IN has unlimited power
over the minds and hearts Of all nis people and the
Covrt Of Turin which said 70 have resPset week
or two ago under the influence OF Austria has. on the
contrary held IL ground, maintained its Minister villa
Marina 10 power and rejected the diseraeeinl terms
preferred by Prince aet'srnieh The real danger OF
sy 10 not in anarchy but Intervention and toe coni1
sion which msyiccur 10 these exciting scenes alarms
n. ony iussnuch IL may ssd abuse OF foreign
power and the inuodacuon Of foreign force.
There Ia already indirect evidence amounting 10
sropc presumyton. that the conspiracy witch has been
Thus pryidsntsy defeated n Rome BY the energy OF
the Q. ope perfectly well known 10 TIE Austrian po-
lice and assisted II not contrved. by Austrian msenns
lions and money Wherever these Disturbances have
occurred in Italy Il has been found that the rngssders
were Ia possession of considerable Gums 10 Austrian
coin sud OF them were known 10 have had con-
naxons with the police under the former rss,ze
Upon the very day (the l7ih OF july when the eonsp
rscy IN Rome 10 have broken out q considerable
detsch OF Austrian troops arrived BY siorced march
Of Orty.two hours In Ferrsra with All the precautions
of column advancing Ia time Of war. Nor can u be
alleged that these troops were required reinforce
msnt 20 the citadel which Austria has right 20 gsrri
son with her troops for they marched into TIE city win
their guns loaded snd committed direct viostioo Ot
the territory Of the Papa states OF which ~e trust some
explanation has sdy been demanded In Vienna But
above all Austria alone hes sny interest In fomening
disatisac1 10 Italy She knows that the pacific pro
eress Of reform and the development Of the national
character Of Italy fatal 70 her sscendsncy and at
Vienna Il nsy not bs thought more criminal 10 arm the
b.ssst adherents Of the reActionsry party IN Rome
sg., the nobes leaders OF the popular cause than II
was 10 insg the pesssntry OF Gcs 10 murder their
landlords The wonder Is by ~hs, aoominsble arts
men could be found 10 the States OF the Pope 10 lend
themselves 10 such Al enterprise.
we observe that the organs Of the French Govern
,nsnt treat all these matters very lightly they Taught At
the popular leaders dspsrsse the Pope ana eeny ns
conspiracy The motives OF this conduct on their part
s,a rsrfscty transparent GulZOt 10 In no CONDITION
10 repeat the bold sroke Of Ancons; and Whatever the
Austrian Csbine, may have prepared will be executed
without let or hind the part OF France bu We
ruo.t siucarey trust that Lord Psmerstou who some
times splsys of enterprise and resouuoo on
far occasions will vigorously sssert ana
maintain the Independence of the minor Italian states
and more especially OF the Papal dominons Nothing
can be more favorable than the present crisis tor de-
caraou on the part Of this country that while We op-
moe the policy OF Intervention 10 Switzerland where We
have no direct means OF action we shall resist II in
Italy wbers ships have an easy access to every part
OF the coast
Threatened by Austria and abandoned by France W.
are not surprised learn that is To England that the
l,aders o. the moderate Liberal party In Italy have
turned their eyes All they require that other stses
and more oppressive governments should not 90 al
lowed 10 interfere 10 their domestic concerns or 10 ar
rest their progress Ia reforms which promoted with
eaa zeal by some OF the Princes and by all the people
of tne country ct Austris govern Lomosrdy, slnce
treaties have sssed TO her that ms gnincent province
Bu, south of the Pc every Austrian "a an allen and an
enemy; ana we cannot doub' that the advance of an
Austrian army would throw the whole country into in
surrsc,on while q IL not impossible that the nstions
forces of Sardinia and Pieimon, NIL In the present
sts,s o. public excitement, make common cause with
the cities OF central Italy.
The 6rm in,arpostion of an English Minister sup
ported by the Mediterrsnean squadron might In all pro
liability avert the greatest casies and secure 10 the
Paps Government sufficient time restore tranquility
and justify the confjeucs OF the people. Such ser
vcs in Italy would not have been rendered 10 an I'M
grateful people and nothing would conduce more 10
improve our position in he Mediterranean by ties which
future occurrences may render OF the utmost gi'y.
London Tires.