The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-03-30

monarch another snsaved people, had wheeled into the
rank of independent constitutional nations Again the
public JOY ovsraowsd and every demonstration Of JOY
and gratitude bespoke the universal enthusiasm
Banners and inscriptions national anthems of liberty
T Deums and tears Of glsdns we're some of the signs
OF the general feeling And what spectacle could be
beautiful than to these venerable nations
have 80 long been sn'lavsd to cruel despothst have
been ground into the earth by the iron hoof
rise mp from their humiliation aud send up their shouts
sible was wider and srsuder and stirring than
could have existed In any other counryfor there 10
no nation on the globe where the passions Of the people
% eternal love for ibertywasrs 1t had been
tirey blotted out and where seemed to be so mposs
BILE to resusctate its beautiful FORM in the land where
1t hrst had its birth.
GENOA, Feb. 30, Is4s.
Events are marching and from evsry quarter good
news Is coming In It seems like reading the bulletins
proclaming the rapid and stirring Victories of
on the plains Of Mexico. But here there Is far
beautiful sghtlibsrty Is rising from the earth aud its
affairs being lifted from the dust Of ages
Naples, Sardinia, and Tuscany have already Joined
the list Of free nations outstrppsd Rome the centre
from which every thing has sprung All eyes are now
turned on the PontiR. good many people say he will
not grant the constitution this liberal movsme mt
has further than he desired already, and he Is
alarmed and will resist it, II il all vain The PontiH Of
Rome has power In his hands at this moment than
any Pope has had that sat the throne Of st. Pc
teri and Jet should attempt to resist this march
liberty that frst began ut the sound OF his trumpet he
would be hurled to ruin In q single hour.
But is to talk about Pic Nonos not dssir-
ing to all this 20 far He gave the impulse
the movement and 1t carrying Italy just where he an
,icpated She is moving mora rapidly, without doubt
than he or any other human being supposed No human
eye could have foreseen such tremendous results in
short space OF time; but from the day rio TX was
elected he has without shadow of doubt had his eye
hxei on this s'me point his country has reached,
In ltht l.
his life time instead of two short years
No the constitution from Rome is undoubtedly GER
been wise as ssrpsnt, and harmless as dove IN this
whole matter He ID the father Of Italian
and to his name historians will chiefly ascribe the glory
The news from Lombsrdy IL dreadful Milan, and
every town In the Venetian Kingdom has been
Austrian yoke and If they complain they smttsn to
the heart the assassin steel OF Hungarian soldiers
who cannot understand word Of tho language OF the
people they sent to murders like the accursed Hes
slams sent to murder American mothers and infants In
the dreay days of the revolution The best citizens are
less dungeons of Speiberg, where silvo Pelco, and
Msrionce and hundreds of other bravo and noble pa
But this viii soon end Austria can longer keep
her foot on the nook of Italy, and Lobsrdy and Venice
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are pouring down by tens Of thousands and already the
camps Of Austria and Italy planted the banks Of
each other The next may be battle and It will
DO held Of blood Austria will struggle for her last
hold on Italy, and Italy will strike for liberty.
GENOA, February 81, ls4s.
have kept my parcs open till this morning, hoping
that the steamer which was expected from Rome,
would bring the anxiou,ly look,d for news that tho
Pope had given a constitution.
TAe King Of Naples has granted the constitution
Of 1912 to the island Of Sicily In that year the grand
father Of the present King was compelled to give the ST.
ciliaus constitution for he had been expelled from Ma
pies by King Murst In his distress, no took refuge
tae island whore he would have been allowed 10
dwell IL he had not made it Free The battle Of Water
loo gave that King his throne again, and Murat was
butchered in his own dominions. After the Bourbon
King was again delivered from his fears he played tho
tyrant, and robbed Sicily Of its
tor 81 th snt,.t,o ~ nsh.r Az Nn,s. h.n.ms
quiet but the island of Sicily remained sti in rebel
hon. ana refused 10 receive any new constitution they
stoi.n from ths. or thu wonS ncs isw an~n ths;r
arms. The King has b.sn compelled to yield and the
nsws mas come that ne has prociausd that CONSTITUTION
asS v. and shs ~ r.wsrd.a 1r b.r sssv,ss.s
and her courage by constitutional liberty. The island
will now be ruled by its vioeroy, and parliament
independent, in great MEASURE of the King OF Naples
All Europeis rising-ths King of Denmark proclaimed
GO institution Of his own free win the very day enc was
extortsd from the King Of Naples by force
have waited till the last moment, and tn: steamer is
not inbut 1t 10 possible French steamer direct from
Cvita Vaccha, may take the to Marssilles, and
you get it through France.
The u. 8. cutter Fanny, commanded by Capt Hun
ter Is in pert The steamer Princeton was at Messna
the frigate United States and the corvette Marion
Mahon, st last advicss.
Hunu.r,.n Correspona.uo..
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after long absence the changes in its political and So
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