New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-12-01
CITY ITEMS.

Youss ITALY -NArIoNAL ISDEPESDEsoE.-
A, toe Ta5ern,cls last Tuesday evening the band.
IN view Of the Scottish Gusrd on the adjoining benches
struck up the air Of Scots whs has ri Wallace bled.'
Is seemed n US in exceen, taste for not our an
oeser, IN. days Of Rome and Wallace. pspists to
mani And Is no, the Spiritual Head Of the Catholic
Church. foremost among the po;enis,es OF Europe in
the advocacy Of constitutional freedom Mr. Dave
ressx Rad the letters of excuse remarkably weli-Pfe
,drn, Van Burens the fret. When he had rad the
passage approve of the proposed demonstration.
do 50 mos, cordially snd decidedly, the cheering and
other MARKS Of appreciation very Significant, So
too when he stated the question, What may not be-
Anticipated in behalf Of the rights and happiness of the
human race when we see he Banner Of the Vscsn NJ
l.nstb unfured 10 their behs and ito vast Influence in
avery portion Of the Christian world Nr.ysd on the
side of the PeopeT Gov. Stewards spology was fol
loved by loud general end prolonged cheers; 10 was
the beautiful passage In his letter where considering
e. the improved condition Of mankind and the mighty
influence which Rome, 10 her state of fallen great
ne.. exars through her Arts her Learning her Laws
and her widespread Religion" be anticipates the efforts
of Italy TO attain her Independence, as be-
/ Ing n successful, "a bsrbinger Of Universal Free
DOM vice-President DALLAS remark If resurrec'
ton 10 the Roman be possible, we may expect |,
now was well responded to BY the meeting. Senator
Ben.on, sentiment. met with great favor, especially
where he hsppiy alluded TO the Popss difficulties with
Au.iria and whom Mr. Gallsin's observation tbs, the
Pope has placed confidence In his own people called
thrm to his aid and fearessly restored To them the
rights and legitimate powers OF free citizens, reached
the ear, Of the vast a.seb.ge would have done his
Holiness good 10 have beard the shouting and cspping
Bu, twice did wa perceive signs OF opposition to the
tnt ba al
leres who moved amendment which no man sec
onded ,hs, the Address which Mr. Greeley had ju'tcon
cndsd the reading Of be received addressed TO
Pops Plus A bot that II be- addressed 10 the people OF
Italy No one liked the proposition, which appeared
IN increase the enthusiasm for the address at
adopted with tremendous shouts Of applause and gym
| natny There we're two The other Interruption
came from man who stood the Mayors chair, and
as soon a. band had ceased playing tho hymn Of Piu.
TX shouted out At tha full extent OF hs power OF lungs
Many messages Ia Mr.. Everetts excellent letter
pressed sentiments which the people OF Now York re-
spouded 10 approviusy. especially the remsrks We
behold the Head OF the odes, government existing IN
the world-he sorcrEueyf most deptg ehyeHehed a. ~
traditions Of "a, past-pseng himself at one stride oy
the side OF the mos, frank and truthful friends Of I'm
nrovspent and progress" and The South OF Europe
h think on the eve of great events Where Mr. Ev.
ert, gently hints toward th3 close OF BIS remarks now
Inconsistent Il would be 20 shout and applaud the rising
republican spirit OF Catholic Italy while Ne were crush
p by the bsyonet the emancpated eoloDisu OF Catholic
spsin on this continent the stiffness and silence that
prevailed the house showed that the Implied
reproof decately and appropriately conveyed was
| very well understood.
some OF the disip gulshed gentlemen who had been
invited express their views At length Ia sccordancs
with the objects the meeting had In view Il was sug'
e.ed through the Secretary that the reading OF some
of them might b. omitted The people thought other
wise an made IL manifest and during the reading
/ az Mr. Iohn C. Spencer and Mr.. Dix's exposluons OF
their sentiments the Whoe-soued sud patriotic sccla
nations Of the intelligent audience would burst forth
occ ssonaly with force and power that proved how
deeply the love of liberty for all mankind has taken
root la the heart of every American Let as de
nounce the oppressor and cheer on the struggling vic
,ims and point them TO our own example OF successful
resi,snce against overwhelming power said Mr. spen'
csr and the Tabernacle echoed back the approval OF
! thousands of bic fellow citizens
Mr. F Butler was the first speaker aud bis remarks
were exceedingly appropriate ana wsl received hl'
storm May bis success be as brilliant and az useful as
ths. OF his Coumbus-his fame As bright, a. pure and
a. enduring a. that Of o." washington, ~ss followed
| BY plaudits from every part Of the building. Mr.:
I Theodore Ssdgwck followed. He 10 an earnest and
| impressive orator, but better writer. His declsra
lion that we are naturally snd necessarily the cham
ulous OF freedom on both sides Of the Atlantic would
have been as readily believed wihou, the spostrophe
90 readily responded 70 By those 10 whom !, was espe
cisy sidressed 10 which he introduced our recent con
quests In the sister Republic, PROBABLY AZ questionable
ev3enee Of said championship on this side Al least.
We the more regre, Mr. Gsrsrds absence from pub
lie meetings for many years past because be Is not ony
"A
aso because he Of that class OF orators whose
mlnd is evidently stored with useful knowledge and
whose soul seems to delight In Witnessing the onward
march ~ human freedom There Vas VII and humOr
In his ikebnK the 10 Italy 70 tho ying down
together Of the lion sod ihs sm5. foretold by ssah
The cheers Of the meeting shoved hist they felt So
too his idea Of having the Pope snd the Austrian EN-
psror here thar the latter might sea himself weighed In
Freedoms balance and found wanting.
a.r selden and Mr. Field appeared 10 be duly I'm
pressed the influence that De exercised
owe h. CstnO embracing
Americ. by having the eide Of republican freedom
and progress It's spiritual head leader 10 the person
OF the Romsn pontif II We shall hnd him, 10 future
years foremost among the Christian princes In defence
Of the leading Christian principle OF EQUAL RIGHTS,
(, will BE- % Ne high source OF pleasure tia, we
united a. citizens Of the industrial metropolis Of the
New World ~ welcome with joy and gratitude the
dsuninz Of better day for I'sy. The quiet VIC
tories Of peace, and the attitude Of Plus * sdvo-
eating peaceful progress. and Gnmo,sd oy tns me- me-
trusting In God" described Ia last resolution Of
the evening bone 70 the hearts OF tboussnds
Of many lands and Of conflicting cresds-tbe shout OF
sppl.use and scclsmstDn with which II was adopted
shook the very walls Of tue house and Professor
Forest Of Columbia College. one OF the VicePresitents
returned the thanks Of his Italian eompso, In an ee-
gait speech every word Of which IN the Popes own
native tongue Il relief TO hear him sfter hs.e
ing % g. many good English addresses and IL is prob
able writer Of tnis article not alone In tn=
os!nion ia.i marion Of such intrepid good looking re-
puocsnsa Mr. FCr-sr would speedily lad the means Of
perfeciiug a nstionsl union Which a. Mr Kelly vel
said izhinot be without i eject 90 Bohemia Hungary
Poland, snd other countries, which 5ids their time"
TTRoLEAS COScERr.-The Rainers were among
the mos, popular voealsts ever In this county Tnose
who we're 90 much delighted with them, will be grail
fed 10 learn, that the Hsuser Family cousins Of the
Ransrs) perform In the style As trey used to Dc
ssiaslr popular Concerts Toe Hsussr Family. after
tour 10 Earop- have out TO this county and ,he
,ro first concerts IN the Tsberusels were GREETED By
very sss audience each night Before leaving for Boo
soa they have been psrsusisd TO give one more Conce
this evening At the Society Library.
J ~ Persons having bills or outstanding claim.
IN Mexico will had favorable opportunity Of present,
Ing them through Mr. START who Is abou, to leave THU
Gig on a collecting for rcanus house Of lhil
City. His ID vsrs;ssrasnt y In this paper