Weekly miners' express. (DuBuque, Iowa) 184?-1849, 1848-01-26

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last words with some vivacity and some
heat, stopped moment; and then, resnming
his usual mild manner, continued in the fol-
lowing terms:
"This warmth and these words are no.
addressed to any of you, whose social educa-
ton, Christian and civil probity ns we'll as
the loyalty of your sentiments and the recti
to me since the moment proceeded to your
election. Neither do those words apply to
the majority Of my subjects, for am cure Of
that the hearts Of my subjects unite with
mine in the love of order and Of concord.--l
But there exist, unfortunately, some per-
sons land though few, they still exist who,
having nothing to lose, love disturbance and
revolt, and even abuse the concessions made
to them. 1t ie to those that my words are
addressed, and let them well understand
their Specification.
"In the cooperation of the deputies see
only the firm support of persons who, devoid
of every personal interest. will labor with
me by their advice for the public good, and
who wiilnot be arrested by the vain lang.
uage of restless men dayoid ofjudgmen..
You will aid me with your wisdom to dis
cover that which is most Useful for the secu-
rity of the throne, and the real happiness of
my SUBJECTS" ,..s..
The deputies were afterwards admitted
to kiss the feet of the Pope, who having ris-
en-. conferred on them his benediction, and
took leave Of them in these words:
'Proceed, with the blessings Of Heaven,
to commence your labors. May they prove
fruitful in beneficial results, and conf0rma-
bic to the desires Of my heart"
After mass. the Consulta repaired to the
Vatican: and, having entered the hall ap-
pointed for the meeting, Immediately elect
ed COMMITTEES 20 draw up an address in re-
ply to the Pope's speech, which was conf
posed Of Prince OdescaIchi, and Mess.s.
Minghetti, Paoluccl ana Silvani.
The committee having retired to an ad-
Joining hall, returned shortly afterwards
with the draught of that document, which
obtained the sanction of the assembly,
From what had transp;red of the contents
Of the address,, it would appear that the Con-
sulta had expressed desire that it's a;tri-
butes, rights, and duties should be properly
defined. 1t moreover asked if it was EN-.
powered to propose reforms and control the
acts of this government! On the following
dow the Consn,.a waited on the Pope with
the address, which his Holiness handed to
Cardinal Ferretti, after few words Of &C.
acknowledgement. .@ ...:
! The Pope's speech had produced pain
! ful impression, which the reply Of the Con-
sulta had partly lispellsd, The absence of
! the Populations Of the different States of It.
ally, with their respective banners, and OF
the European residents who were to have
joined in the procession, was another csuse
OF popular displeasure. Every :hiDg had been
prepared for that purpose; the necessary au-
thorization was granted; when, on the NOR
ming OF the 18th, counter order arrested
the preparations in progress. ltwasreport-
ed that quarrel for precedence had arisen
among the English and French ambaesa-
doris, and that Count Rossi, not being able
to arrange the difference, had insisted on
that article Of the programme being carried
} into execution.
Lord Mimic has been received by the Pope
with great distinction. 1t is now ascer
|, tanned that the object of his lordship's visit
to Italy is simply to give salutary advice tt
the leaders of popular opinion Throughout
l'SnS'
of Europe being disturbed. The Roman
were preparing to celebrate, by q CRANE
manifestion, the opening of their parliamen
on the 18th.
Letters from Florence to the 18th ult
; mention that the Duke of Modena has de-
} clared Massa Carrara in state of siege, ant
ordered his troops to fire upon any assem-
b.age Of more than two persons. Sope
shots had been exchanged in the neighbor
hood OF Pieta Santa, between Tuscan ant
Modeneses patrols. ...
The convention between Pope Plus x
the Grand Duke Of Tuscany and Lucca, 1nt
the King Of Sardinia, for the formation of 81
association on the principle of the Germa,
} Commercial League, will, it is anticipated
tend to fuse the common interests Of oil TIA
y upon true and essential basis. -tta
The APPROACH OF THE CuoLEkA--W'
copy the following detail of the progress Q
this dread pesti!ence, from the Albany Jour
nal. We notice the las. steamer bring
news Of it's appearance in Prussia