New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-03-20

conscience
WAS received with the utmost enthusiasm In this
document the Pontiff shows himself strong IN his
right W i,h respec. 10 foreign powers and IN which
he appesIs IL necessary, TO all homsn Csthoiic
nations manifes.s double sentiment Oh grandeur
and holiness which cannot fail 70 produce inc pes'
effect In Rome the greatest Joy has oeeh sxnio
lied All the inhabitants. with the military have
mingled together TO soiemnize this event, wnNn
promises a decided smelioration In the direction
Of affairs by the secul arsstion OF the three most
important Ministerial Departments.
The Patrid Of Florence has the following IRON
Rome, dated the l2,h: The Holy Father has IN
vited several iheologiaDs, among whom were
Their Ventura and Father Perrone 10 Jesuit 70
give their opinion u whether il would be IN
harmony with the rights of the Holy Sec TO grant q
Consultation TO his Roman subjects. The theoio-
clans declared unanimously that II such were bis
pleasure II was feasible without prejudicing the
insienable rights Of the Pontihcate The Ministry
ha. been reformed a. follows Cardinal Bofondt re-
main, At the head OF the Couac anc Oh Foreign
Affairs Mgr. Morichini retains the Department OF
! Finance Mgr Robert. provis,onaiy tbat OF Jus
tce and Cardinal Mezzofanti, also provnioneiy'
that OF Public Instruction Prince Teano - Minn'
ter of Police Adv S,urburinetti OF Public WORKS
and Coun, Pssolini Of Commerce and Agriculture.
| Piedmontese General will be named to the war
Department. Mgr. Milesi and Mgr. Belgrade are
both spoken OF for the Home Department
| The Grand Duke OF Tuscany has made known
the Consultation promised to his people-it 10 more
! liberal than that given by the King Of Naples
4 There are to be two Chsmbers-one to be called
tho Senate of which the members are 10 be elected
Cor life. the other the Council General, OF which
the members are elected. Tho sixth article mas
the following curious proviso: The liberty OF com
merce and industry shall be the iandamsntn p,,a
clause SAYS. The Law OF mortmain 10 preserved
and extended to the whole Of the Grand Duchy
All religions are tolerated.
spain.
! Papers OF the sth inst. announce the restoration
of the Queen to perfect health On the lVtn sne
attended ball in the palace, In the costume OF q
Jewess her mother wearing the old nasonai cos
tune of Msia Serious differences are said 10 exist
/ between Nsryaez and the Mon and Pidsl party.
There is every probability tina. mission will DO
! speesily dispatched TO Berlin, tor the purpose oil
inducing Prussia If possible. TO recognize the sue
cession of the heirs OF the young Duchess dc MONT
! pensier. Another account states that nesn inter-
vention on the part of Spain in the affairs OF Por
tugal as meditated, and that note had been pre-
scented by the English Ambassador, protesting In
/ powerful language against such proceeding.-
| The Emperor OF Morocco had also protested against
! the occupation by Spain OF the Chaharne Islands
| The Government had ordered the naval authorities
| of Cadiz to send to Naples frigate and steamer
of $50 horse power for the protection OF spanish In
teres.s in the kingdom of the Two Sicllles.
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Portugal.
| Lisbon letters of the 9th instant state that the
| debate on the answer to the Queens Speech, In
| the House of Peers, although having occupied nine
| DAYS had not then termiuated COSTA Caofa
spoke for two entire days, defending his admins.
tration and refuting the charges brought against
him in the English Parliament. He was ably an
swered by Condo de Lavradio.
| A great sensation was caused in Lisbon by the
umor shata note from orr Government had Tor.
mally announced to the Portuguese Ministry that
! the protocol was not yet fulfilled as the presens
or legally elected. The Minister OF the Kingdom
had summoned the members Of the House OF Depu'
ties TO a conference. The result was not known
The Bank Of Portugal had certainly negotiated a
loan of over f6OO,00O in Paris and London subject
| only TO the approval of the General Assembly.
Much sickness prevailed in the British squadron
n. Lisbon. From the 2lst Of January to the I'd OF
| February there had been A. cases OF small pox on
board the st. Vincent. out OF which IL cases had
proved fatal. From the 30 OF feb to the 9th INST,
only two more 81 ght cases Of small pox had appeared
in two of the midshipmen Of the ship All the other
| Gaze. Of influenza in the other ships Of the squad
ron were rapidly on the decline when the packet
left Lisbon.
The Breslau Gazette states that the smeutes OF
the peasants of the mountains OF Styria have been
| mt down with the loss OF several men The sol
ders lost eight men The same paper adds that
in the course of the Investigate 1t had been dis
covered that a dismissed empioyt had, from sen.
tments Of vengeance, excited the peasants sgainst
the mobiles and made them believe that the Emperor
would protect them.
The Nu,emberg CORES poRdent of the 18th Feb
ruary saws: We learn that the three northern
powers taking into consideration tne alarming
state Of things in Italy, have entered into stipuia
tions to unite in case Austria should lind hersef
unable 10 resist the movement" This arrangement
- HaI
alliance which will permit Austria to undertake
the most energetic operations In Lomoardy'
Ausfria.
The Cologne Gazette of the 10Th publishes cor
rcspondence from Berlin, OF the 10th, In which u 10
asserted that since the preceding day, there was
panic a. the Bourse and among all concerned In It,
In consequence OF the intelligence received from
Vienna respecting the pecunlary difficulties Of the
Austrian National Bank. IL appears that the Aus
trian Government, in order TO meet their enormous
| expenditure had withdrawn $4,000 900 OF forms
from that establishment IL Is asserted that the
contem plated loan from Russia Is intended 70 cover
the advances made by the Austrian bank. u ep
pears moreover TO make matters worse that there
will be a delay in concluding the negotiations tor
that loan.
The Diet has been occupied lately in regulating
the ndemnties due by the Cantons oil the Sender
bund All the propositions made to reouce the
charges falling on the vanquished Cantons have
been adopted unanimously. IL is said that tho
Government of Turin has not approved OF the con.
duct of the monks of st. Bernard in devastating and
then orsaking that building and have advised them
TO return and take back the goods they had car.
ried OFT Russia has announced To the Federal
Diet its full concurrence In the principles OF public
law developed in the declaration addressed TO Swit
zerland by Austria, France and Prussia.
The Diet have voted reply tothe collective notes
of these powers which maintains that the edera
pact in itself had never been guaranteed by the
foreign powers in 1915 and that, consequently, the
neutrality secured to Switzerland was never sub
iected TO the form Of her federal institutions Al
the Deputies who spoke while the reply was under
consideration, pronounced themselves in strong
terms against foreign intervention in the affairs Of
Switzerland.
Russia.
The Spencer Gazette contains an article under the
date Of ST. Petersburg, Feb 3, announcing that 10
spite Of the extreme severity Of the weather Gen
eral Freytag had taken several Crcassian villages
by assault and had made 30 prisoners, and taken
300 head Of cattle and 1900 sheep from the peas
antry, beside setting fire TO all their stocks OF nay
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