The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-08-31
Affairs In Italy.

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nected accounts from Rome and other parts Of Italy
leave no doubt thattbs conspiracy detected In the mid
die Of last month deliberate and extensive plot
conrived with the knowledge and sanction OF Austria
to bring destruction upon the government o. Plus the
Ninth and SO TO destroy the prospect OF italian ma
tonay which has at last dawned upon tse peninsula.
The plan appears nov TO he perfectly undar~nd IL
was TO create bloody anarchy In Rome, to ab0N -
Pope, in compulsory flight OF pretended safety to-
ples and to call for the Intervention OF Austria The
name Of France Is associated with that Of Austria IN the
report t IL proper that the actual situation Of affairs
in Italy should be thoroughly compreheuded The Pope
that OF responsible into the stronghold Of
italian ahsolutism; be has inspired his people with
adence and has created the psctace unknown TO mo-
dern Italy OF people and government acting In con-
cert. That his moderate but lrm policy is practical
that IL really holder and stronger than violent
which it has excited Austria has reused herself to the
contest. not with band of rebels but with Italy and
Holy Father. Formerly, If Austria crossed her own
boundary Into Italy France also occupied some corn-
nanding position AT present the family Of Louis Phi
ppe IN bent for family objects conciliarg Austria
The ministerial organs In Paris have make
light Of the momentous crisis in talyto treat 1t first
u hoax and then trihe exaggerated M. 0uizot
speaks eoquently and well of Plus and hs works;
hope there is b. connvance by the government
France the invasion Of Italy which Austria has al
ready begun Now gathered together under their
tive prince with other princes Of the psninss sure to
join their forces the people of Italy able TO achieve
their own Independence They have for the fret time
attained that possibility in thisyear 1917 But they
in in mutual faith to cope with Austria and France
united But IL is Impossible that they exposed
speak up for humanity and freedom, this is the time
Tbs fate OF Italy HANGS the lips of statesmen Injured
to the vindicaton OF freedom and national rights at
word from England the French people will rouse itself
70 the popular mission, aud force It's government to
Eoah pspn,r saJsrstsnd that vassse eoa.v At this
moment isfeAily conniyapcc vt handing Italy TO
The accounts rom Rome supply
There appears TO be doubt that many OF the chief Of
hcas prvy to the plot and there is documentary
evidence of Grasselinis completely Grasseln signed
orders for letting loose great number Of prisoners and
for the admission into the city of parties desperadoes
from Faepza, without the customary passports Many
OF these men, when taken, found to money 10
considerable extent in foreign coinage, and stiletoest
blades which was inscribed the popular cry OF
viva Pho Nono!n The active movers arranging the
affair appear to have been number Of dsbanded agents
OF secret police which had existed under the late pom
tihcate There appeared to be nothing directly to i'm
plicate Cardinal Lambruschini who quietly at
Ciyita Veccha tirasselins SUCCESSOR was the aiyo-
cate Morandi, who acting pro-governor. He Is
July of Cardinal Mnardi the supposed head Of the
conspirators who had previously eluded the attempts
arrest him caused an immense excitement among the
people They made desperate efforts get possession OF
his person. and II required all the influences Of pro-
governor and OF the celebrated father Ventura TO que
the growing tumut The arming OF the civic force had
been completed; and on the goth of July, Cardinal Fer
retti had visited the principal posts of the Nstonai
Guard and had addressed each battalion in the
ceptabe manner Let provoto Europe, said he that
know how govern ourselves without need Of
reign intervention The Intelligence OF the military
cupaton of Ferara by Austrian troops which at
first credited Is confirmed by the circumstance that
Cardinal Ferreti had formally protested In the name
of the pontf against the act Accounts from Tuscany
mention that The recent events in Rome had created
great excitement and alarm among the people, who sus-
pected similar Vaccinations the part OF the agents
of the retrograde party An edct of the Grand Duke
promulgated the alst OF July in which he de-
cares his intention to adhere TO policy progress
promises reforms In the institutions, and in all the
branches of the public administration lie declares,
however that the passion for reform is limited weak
minority; he exhorts people TO maintain order sp-
peals p0al