The daily national Whig. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1847-1849, 1849-04-11

and Tuscnns, all good Catholics, are united and
! Sardinia with both,-Ritnzxi having fep'nrdu Hho-
berti as Minister OF War, the man VINO az nfs. pro,
posed at Turin, the recognition oil the roman ana
Tuscan Republics and Nj. Lavrent Valerie, being
/ the Envoy 10 Rome, the editor OF the Coneord.d
the most Influential Of the revolutionary Journals
4 And the Roman Constituent Assembly, having first
abolished The lnquision, and ordered the erection o
pillar in the piazza in front Of the building in per-
pelHaji rel aemorani, have Published manifesto ~
the nations stating what they have done the grounds
Of their procedure and claiming fraternity with the
free. 1.-THE people Of the Roman States" they say,
have reformed their political institutions, and cren
led Republic, The people willed Il; and who is
above the people but God alone 4 God created the
people free" They next sketch the history of the
Popedom, ending with Plus the Ninth; 10 whom
they give all credit for his reforms adding thar he
stopped only when he saw that his temporal sove
regnty could not coexist with the perfect liberty OF
the people. They ask, why should Rome be the
patiimony OF the Pope, and that foreverV Why
should Rome be permanently oppressed, and Italy
enslayei?" They have, they declare, ELECTED
b!oodless revolution; they viii conduct the Republic
ON the principles of morality and universal charity ;
and they oiitr the Pope, instead OF few roods OF
territory, spiritual Independence, as supreme pontil
| over Tree, republican, religious people"
| The King Of Naples has offered the Sicilians a
/ CONSTITUTIONS which they WON'T accept-war' And
the war in Hungary is most disastrous 10 the Aus
TRANS, In spite OF Imperial bulletins to the contrary
So much for The preiminarios; but ere the trumpets
sound, and the artillery hooms, and the work Of car
! mage commences, word OF Great Britain and Ire
land.
The discussions in Parliament, as far as England
Is concerned OF no interest out OF England; and,
even there, they are more trials of party strength
than Of national concern 1.-The attempt Of DIsraeli
and the prucciionsis TO shift twelve millions OF tax
es oft the land The effort Of Golden and the Econ
oinis,s TO abolish len millions Of taxes altogether,
twhcn everything threatens European and East
Indian war; as well as the Navigation laws. The
bill indeed, OF Mr.. Bouverie for abolishng the civil
penalties TO which Church Cergymen are liable from
! the ecclesiastical becoming dissenting
preachers, and which has passed the second reading
Is Of different order. Ii strikes of another OF those
chains that fetter religious freedom in our land Of
boosted liberty, and the imprisonment of Rev. Jas
Shore-now in Exeter jail-will help TO wait II even
| through the Lords--as II IL calling forth petitions
| from all parts Of Ihe Kingdom in Its favor. The
! Bishop would moi license Il chapel OF the Duke OF
Somerset for Mr.. Shore, because he denies Baplis
NAL Regeneration. The Duke and MIR. Shore snid
they would have ii licensed us dissenting chapel
aud me bishop said # they did, he would have Mr.
,. IN the Ecclesiastical courts. Mr. Shore tried con-
illusions with the Bishop, and cast in costs for
which he is Ia Jail in Exeter having been arrested a
ter preaching in Spaields chapel, London--between
the pulpit and yesry-where he will remain till the
aci is passed; as, Were the costs paid he would still
llabefor imprisonment for preaching in dissen-
ling chapel. In Mr.. Gorhan's case whom the Bsh-
| OPP wsud not induci into living the same
ground that he denies Baptislnal regeneration the
matter has been argued before Sir Herbert Jenner
Fus for several days whether that Is is not the
doctrine Of the church, and II he decide that II H.
moi lew are supposed 10 be likely to follow Baptist
| Noel In seeding
1 The Parliamentary discussions as to Ireland re-
gard The Poor Law, and all Is confusion On The one
hand, The accounts Of starvation from the destitute
unions of Connanght and Munster are heartrendlng
notwithstanding the government aid. On the other
Ulster IS In arms against rate in adas being par
lia only of land already burdended instead of com
ing OIL all property, and the whole empire, and the
necessity being caused by government carelessness
and local neglect. On Patrick's dny-ro add reli
gious and political discord 10 economical-in two
places in County Down, one at Crossgar near Down.
patrick, The oherh KaIisbridge between Ralhfriland
and cambridge, Ribbon Lodges would walk and Or
ange Lodges would hinder them-just as, heretofore,
Orangemen would walk ON the 18th of July, and
Ribbonmen would hinder them and in both there
has been collision and the loss OF life.
There was, also, procession Of Reporters, In
Derry; and an attempt on the part of the Orange
men 10 hinder thenn-and the danger of sanguinary
collision there also, required the riot to be read
when The police and military on the spot, soon dis
persed both. Unless the Parliament pass an act
prohibiting all such faction displays, there will be
| fearful retaliation on the twelfth Of July.
HIPERIpEs.