Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1847-10-09

for sudden and rrepressbe cries to the
honor OF the Preates spiritual lord the Sovereign Ponh
The authorities alarmed and tried suppress the popu
lar feeling by force OF in the attempt they sustained
damaging repulse, and few days later an establish
military occupation of their capital The Mlanese
have not yet evoed, but the hint must alarm the Ausans
1T is not wonderful therefore, that the communications
from enna TO Rome said to be couched in language that
grows more and more conciaory Austria If she knew her
Interests would not repe but would invoke the inter
venon of Plus the 9th in reconstructng the political cons-
ton of the Italian States"
The Times gives authenticity to current report as to the
opening of diplomatic communication between the Br
tish and Roman Governments
"The Earl Of Mnto who is now on his road to Turin
will extend his tour to Rome and though accredited by
any official introduction, invested with any formal repre-
sentative character will be enabled by his presence at the
Pontcal Court facilitate the intercourse be-
tween two States which have sensby persisted in blocking
up the ordinary channels of necessary communications The
position and connexions Of his dshp will be immediate
and sufficient guaranty of his responsibility and will confer
upon him much Of that authority which is yet forbidden
more directly to delegate, while his known qualifications for
such mission supply complete that the interests
and honor OF England will be safe in his hands In this
expected that Ministers may be enabled communicate
with friendly State very critical period OF its fortunes
without rendering themselves liable the accumulated penal
ties which ingenious devised for treason As
as Parliament meets the letter Of the law may be brought
into accordance with the spirit of the age and after have
gaciousy recognised the political existence Of power which
at present commands the and practical sympathes
half the population of the island Lord Mimic may be boldly
invested with title BETTING the functions he ecessary
discharge"
The Paris correspondent Of the Times AYERS, on unques
tonable authority that the Austrian Government has notified
an intention to march troops into every Italian city
which the National Guards have been organized The King
of Sardinia believed to be sanch indeed he said to dis
play unexpected degree of rmness At conference with
popular deputaion, the Grand Duke of Tuscany has
thrown off the Austrian cockade, which achduke he had
,aap baca
There of instruction in the city of Naples
Letters from Bologna say that the Duke retired
with his family to Parma, in order, Supposed the
cupation of his territory by Austria.
Meanwhile, Lord Normandy had visited NJ Guizot, in
form him, is said, that the British Government will per-
NIT foreign intervention in Italy. But though there appears
to be doubt that of the kind made
its precise terms evidently unknown.
The following is from the London News of September
tWe find ground for the which prevailed in Paris
Wednesday afternoon that revolution had taken place in
Naples, and that the King had taken refuge board the
French vessels then lying at anchor in that habo 1t is
however, certain that the instruction the southern part
the Neapotan territory and in Sicily is assuming every day
more formidable proportions that considerable achievements
have been sent to these points from Naples that the garrison
of the capital has thereby been reduced lower of
force than could have been allowed under the
everything necessity that the agitation in Naples extreme
and the fears of popular there serious that the
Government has been compelled to resort to extraordinary
of precauon and in ne have
been made of persons charged WITH suspected Of daec
ton and numerous others equally obnoxious the author
ties have taken refuge board the French squadron
"Leters from Florence bring details of the popular
lions which took place there the publication Of the decree
Tor establishing the national guard when the people collected
in thousands the square in front of the palace uerng
in favor of Leopold IL. Plus TX. and the Italian League
and the windows of the houses surrounding the square
decorated with brilliant drapees and filled with ladies who
waved the Tuscan flag (white and red) fine Grand Duke,
leading his two sons, presented himself the balcony
front OF the palace to make his acknowledgements his
pie" Seeing the national cockade every breast and the
national flag waving where around and having
at hand he ordered two silk mancs to be taken from the
shoulders Of the members of his family, white and red,
uniting which he mproved the national flag which he waved
from the balcony.
g A deputaton afterwards admitted to the palace to
present to the Grand Duke, from his people, flag of the
Tuscan coors In his the address Of the depua
ton the Grand Duke concluded with these memorable words
BE assured, gentlemen, that above all other quality, am
an Italian Prince. Am not a native of Pisa and have /
not been your brother " He then presented himself
again the balcony the multitude with his sons
his hand the national flag which had Just been presented
him. 1t is impossible describe the burst of enthusiasm
which followed this The people shouted, wept, and
braced each other. Priests monks, women, and children
equally transported with the general deium placed on their
breasts the national cockade and all directions in the
widest joy, shouting Vra LeopoLdo! Tiva Pic Mono Vipa
IA Gaarda Cirea, ateiE DER Italia, Popoo Haliano
Vira gil Aniici del Popoio
Some Of the already described Leghorn
produced. AZ four in the afternoon "a 900 persons
collected in the Church of the Duomo where this multitude
united their voices in tie Deum the effect Of which would
be utterly to attempt describe. The archbishop
by the scene shed tears After the ceremony he
conducted to his palace by the newly national guard
On his arriving there he presented himself TO the multitude
in the balcony, in his full costume CARDINAL with the
ona flag in his hand, which he waved sautaion the
people, At this shout of sVve l'rcivescovo re-
sounded from the place and from all the windows of the
rounding palaces In the evening the city Illuminated
and PROFESSIONS composed Of the students of the schools
colleges, paraded it.
cat Rome all continued tranquil. The accounts to
the 9Th of September They mention tho arrival Of envoy
from the United States Of America, Mr. Coxwe for the pu
pose Of concluding treaty of amy and with the
Ponca Government 1t believed that the latter would
shortly accredt Nuncio TO Washington. Cardinal Lam
bruschni had arrived in the city, and in rather suffering
Cardinal Feret has established corps of policemen
uniform which has much pleased the popuace
il deprves the local police Of its and nqustoa
character"
The Roman Advertiser OF the 4h reports the receipt Of
conciiatory letter from Austria:
" II is said that the recently arrived from the Court
of Vienna to the Holy See expresses the Of the En-
peror regret for the impression made the Holy Father by
the late in Ferara which his Majesty does regard
the invasion Of anoher but the Of his right
resulting from article 1903 of the treaty of Vienna that
any improperly has been committed this be attributed
the execuones Of the act who proceeded contrary
the instructions received that his Majesty had the
intention of occupying the Ponfca States, into which
thing should induce him send troops unless invited by the
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