Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1847-08-28

expressed the part of all those who had contributed to that
supply almost than could possibly be expected
the part OF persons who, however united in origin
and bound to US by every lie language and religion Of
hes ana habits still being separated by mighty exPanse Of
ocean, could not he animated perhaps by the extent of
sympathy by which brethren the United States have
been SO honorably distinguished. agree with my honorable
nu a transactions OF this nature calculated to cement
IN Tue strongest manner those ties which ought to unite kin
ded nations, and 1t IS this circumstance which ought
be lost sight oi-ha while hand acts of generosity
such as these bind and ve the affections of upon whom
they have been conferred the other hand they tend by the
very exercise which accompanies them Of good and kindly
feelings TO increase the affection Of those who have been the
oects OF those generous acts And therefore, SIR in re-
gard TO the feelings which those actions proclaim in Ameri-
ca am happy TO think that whatever may Rave been the
suferngs and caames which gave these acts at all
events they will far have attended with happy results
that they have afforded brethren in the United States an
opportunity OF doing that which will be forgotten by the
people Of this country and hope, for long time, will in
crease he good feeling of the people of the United States
wards their brethren in this country. [Cheers.l
Lord MoRrETH sad he had had very peculiar oppou-
nes OF noticing the warmth of feeling which existed every
part OF the Union towards the inhabitants this which they
called the old country, he could help declaring his par
hcpaon IN the feelings of satisfaction and thankfuness
pressed by the honorable members and his noble friend It
was impossible to overrate the strength Of those feelings,
evinced by the warmth of sympathy which had been called
forth in America and by the liberal and substantial tokens
which had accompanied it. and which, he trusted would be
considered to be amply acknowledged by the despatch
his noble friend But ne was not sorry that before Paa
ment rose feelings such those expressed the honorable
members had found within the walls of that House.
he had received letters recently from New York. describing
the measures taken there for securing the health and comfort
OF the destitute emgrants from this country and Boston
island had been set apart for and appropriated hospitals
He believed that the kindly spirit prevailed all the
Union from Maine New Orleans and although occasional
OF and subjects Of alteration would unavod-
ably between the two countries between other
tons the ouchsone of calamity only wanting to call
forth at all times whatever generous and kind
nature He bore with pleasure his testimony the value of
those feelings which the caamities of Ireland had elected
America. Hear, hear
The motion was then agreed to.
The last of the Cubiercs and Teste affair the con-
demnaion of the remaining bnbegve M Pelapra who had
absconded but returned received his There
no trial. the old gentleman making full confession that he
had offered NJ Tese the bride of hundred thousand francs
His was civil degradation and fine of ten thousand
francs which last paid Immediately On the evening of
the same day NJ Peapa seen at of the theatres,
heartily enjoying the performance. Meantime,
saon OF the like Kind respecting mines in Agiers, has
been got up against Marshal Soult
ITALY.
According to accounts which Trustworthy Rome has
been spared revival of the sician Vesper For days
there of conspiracy the old system by
coup de So absurd however, did the whole affair
that the which first reached London through the
French papers not credited but the receipt of direct
news leaves for doubt that outrage
plated On the 18th instant there TO be grand ee in
memoaon OF the amnesty and display of fireworks in the
Piazza del Populo Persons distributed among the
crowd with instructions TO get up QUARREL justification
for military interference dsaeced portions of the regiments
being then employed to make general onslaught The flu
gves to be wayaid in the back Streets and killed by
accompces armed with eoes The pretence for the
tack TO be eatmen of the soldiers by the populace
and the sangunary result be held up the natural
consequence OF concessions to people not ripe for freedom
In this way the tumu expected produce the desired
reaction in the proceedings of Government.
This notable scheme got wind in the club Of the Ccolo
Romano. Prince Saviati at the head of deputaon from
the club communicated the matter the Pope who took i'm
mediate for the public safety. The citizens
armed and orders given TO arrest the ringeaders In
the midst of the hustle, the l6 Cardinal Fene oppor
tuney arrived to the office Of Secretary Of State His
first official Danish Montgno Grasselui the Co
Of Rome who allowed only wenty-four hours to
quit the CITY, The conspiracy is fathered upon the party
headed by Cardinal Lambruschn and its discovery the
following Pacard was posted about giving list Of the actors
"NorIcE THE ITALIAN PrBLIc.-Public entertainment
contrved by his Eminence Lambruschn and Col Nardoni
left to be executed in the form of popular tragedy by the
following performers
"bafdmo1s dram. perS.
!" Col. Fredd. yincenzo Moroni, called Tutto
Capt Antony Mozzareli. Bozzi.
Lieut.. Gannuzzi. Antony BaItoli.
Lieut.. San Giorgi. Three sons Of Galanti, the spy.
Lieut.. Benvenuti. Pontini, the horse jockey.
Minardi, the spy. Fioravant called Pataccha.'"
COL Freddi has escaped but Capt Mozzare, Lieut. San
Giogi, and Sgnor Barto have been arrested Freddi was
colonel of carbners body Of three thousand mounted po-
lice, upon whom the people looked with dstru The carhi-
ners, body, have Indignantly discamed any participation
the conspiracy and they have put forth address the
Roman people, laying the blame to few "wretches" belong
ing to the corps
SWITZERLAND.
In Switzerland affairs ripenng crisis The dis
pues which have long haased the Cantons the contest
political and religious domination which has ragged long,
seems ready to burst into open hostility The decisive
ep which has been taken by the Federal Diet by decreeng
he dissolution Of the Catholic Cantons and the threats
If resistance the part of the latter likely bring
matters such point will require the in
eenton Of France and England according the stpula-
ions of the treaty Of Vienna.
BELGIUM
1t is stated that King Leopold has abandoned all thoughts
IF abdcang the crown. Louis Philippe and his daughter
lope according the opinion Of his medical attendants that
he mild influence Of autumn, joined the efforts Of the acu
~, will, in restoring health to the body, operate happy
change in the state Of the royal patient
BRrssELs JuLr 9.-On the night OF the 10th instant
destructive fire broke the premises connected with the
Marriage Coal Works. Seraing. Il originated in the
engine the mouth of the pit, and rapidly SPREAD
catching in its progress and burning the ladders and ropes
which served for descending into the coal pit and thus
ting off for the all Of escape for 64 wokmen who
the appearance Of dense columns of smoke which down
the mouth OF the pit The workmen Immediately rushed
the ladders, but the foremost, after ascending them short