The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1849-01-13


government otFrance was likely to be stable and
peaceable
On Wednesday, the goth inst the proclamation
took place in the National Assembly. Louis
Napoleon swore to remain faithful to the Re.
public He then read an address to the Cham.
Der In firm voice, and with better success than
his previous attempts at oratory.
9Nopfes and Sicily. The King and ROYAL FAM.
~, the ministers, and diplomatic body, remained
chlehy at Gaeta Besides the Pope and cardinals
there were at that place not less than twenty six
ministers plened Neanolita
The Pope. The French envoy TO the Pope.
Mr. Courcelles, who has lately returned 10 PARIS.
says that MS Holiness Is profoundly discouraged.
Inc pope VIII not come to France, il he can get
me FRENCH Government TO join Austria in main
tanning his power in the States He despairs OF
being able to return to Rome otherwise than by
foreign Intervention There was meeting nm
Inc lfth OF the religious party OF the Assembly,
at which M Montalembert presided, the object
OF which was to prepare an address to the Pone
Committee was appointed Tor the purpose
AT Rome, the liberal authorities seem to be in
no wise daunted by the contingency, which thew
have to meet in the Palpal retiracy A Provis.
ional Government had been formed The pone
has been declared deprived Of all temporal pow.
er The Minister, Sterbini, has addressed the
citizens; he said that the Pope alone under the
title of Bishop, would have the right 10 enter
Rome. but that all the Cardinals and prelates
would be strictly prohibited from entering the
city The people, in their enthusiasm, ran about
the streets, crying death to the Pope.'' "Deatb
TO the Cardinals
An saecdote is related OF the pope. vbich no,
be told in this connection While the people OF
Rome were besieging the Quirinal palace. the
rope was surrounded By his cardinals and The
foreign ambassadors. Gentlemen. said the
Holy Father, 81 have interrupted the reading of
my breylary toreceive YOU AT this moment
several balls el at his feet and lodged round the
Dystanders 81 beg your pardon,' added Pope
rus - return 70 my prayers; you see that they
need them more than euer''
The London News remarks, that il is no,bing
SO very new for Pope to be Illuminated. and even
forced to flight "Not to go back to Popes be.
sleged aud Rome sacked three centures.back or
so-not TO go back to the studied humlliatons in.
hlcted by the Most Christian King Louis XIV On
me helpless Supre Pontf,n not 10 20 back 10 The
Vlolences OF all the Cathohc Courts on the papacv
anu tie JeSHites-the humliatons inflicted on
rus ~ successfully by Imperial Austria and
hePuohcan France, and the concordat OF Fon.
tame bleau, extorted by Napoleon Bonaparte
equally marked the closing period Of the last and
the opening OF the present century,
OLADsoMENEss OF THE INFERIOR ANIMALS.
ueneraly speaking, the gladness of the inferior
uloes Is glorious. To say nothing OF the lark
VINO is the very archetype OF gee and comes into
the mind whenever the word IS used Iook At tba
Kt-don't you think that tail was made on mr.
Pose 10 De prayed with or do you think thai cot
ton bails were made for any thing e se Look ~
the dog, gambling about in the exuberafce ~ bis
animal spirits, his whole demeanor expressive nj
The feeling that he does not know what to do n
manifest his glee; and then, coming home hum
fiFa3 har ~ c,..l i.
appetite UNDECIDED, curling himseltlnto a comtor.
table redundancy, and buying his bodily nereq
sues ID obitvion. Look al the whole creation on
bright summer day, the myrads OF giIded H..
sects summing themselves in the beams; the bu,-
terilles tutteFing from flower to flower: the pnais
dartlng round in all sorts OF eccentric evoutions
Dlu you ever notice swarm OF flies, how sober
y they are saiiing about IN the air, until oEe or
Two Of them dart at one another in plav fuI humor
when the whole party Join in the inn and 49,
they all go, in an endless succession ot snort;u,
gyrations Some tribes are busy enough foo
ne ants are hurrylng to and fro, as il their bves
DEPENDED upon IT. Just observe one If tbsm
"hal business Ike air there is about himI How
ne seems annoyed at every little obstaelel Yon
imagine his Explanations of impotence when he
meets ana lodges fellow-laborer. He is for an
'he worid IKE man hurrying into the city to
proht by tall in the funds, but who canoot -,
along for the throng. The bees too aro IS go
enough, as DR.. " ats and eyerybodv Lnows XII,
they seem to enjoy it amazingly. Nome indeed
are TO De pitied more than the unemployed.
70 The New York papers saw that money has
never been know so plentiful in that civ. At This
season OF the year. Money can be freejv Dor.
rowed on the first class security, at 6 Der cent
and there Is really difficulty in placing funds in
good securities, il the causes which have produc.
ed this plethora continue ninety days longer to
operate as powerfully as they now do, we shall
have great rise in prices, and expansion OF the