The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-10-13

State. 1t shall give its advice b before they are
submitted to the sovereign sanction It shalt examine
nstrston on which 1t shall be consulted by us or
by our ministers special law shall determine the
number and the quality Of the councillors, their du-
ties their prerogatives the rule Of their discussions
and all that may be connected with the regular work
ing of 40 important q concession.
Art q State Consu,ta shall be instituted for the
finances IL shall give its opinion the budget of the
State; 1t shall examine into the expenses; IL shall ad-
wise on the establishment Of taxes and the
duction OF existing the best mode Of
ment, on the most advisable to be adopted for
the re-estabshment Of commerce, aud all that
Germs interests Of the public treasury The
bers OF The Consuts shall be chosen by from lists
presented by the provincial councils. The number
number may be increased by determinate addition Of
persons which shall the right name
special law shall determine the mode of presentation
OF the members Of the Consulta their requisite quaf
cations the mode Of managing the affairs of the anau
ces, and all which nay efectually and promptly
tribute to the re- organization OF braach
Of the public service.
Art 8. The institution of the provincial councils is
confirmed The councillors shall be chosen by us from
LIFTS presented by the communal councils Chs pro
vncisl councillors shall discuss the local interests Of
the province the to be laid to its charge the
account Of receipts and expenses of the interior ad
mustraton; that ADM nstration shall be directed by
an administrative commission. chosen by each pro-
viDcial council and for which II shall be respousbl
Some of the members Of the provincial council shall
be chosen to form part Of the council Of chief
town Of the province TO assist in the functions which
fall on the municipalities. special law shsh deter
mine the mode OF presentation the publication, the
number OF the councillors for each province their
ties, and the relations which exist bet
provincial administrations aud the Interests Of
the State, and the limit to which the later extend
Art 4 The representations and the municipal adj
ministratons will enjoy the most extensive franc hi
as far regards the local interests Of the ues
The election Of municipal councillors shall be
large number OF electors, principally having regard
TO property Those elected, besides necessary quaid-
cations, must be In the payment OF certain amount
chiefs of communes shall be named by Us, aud their
deputies by the governors OF the province from triple
list presented by the communal council special
law shall determine the qualifications and the number
Of the communal councillors the mode of eectioa the
number OF members OF the municipal administration,
and shall regulate the duties thereof, making them
consistent with the interests Of the province.
Art. 8 The reforms and amelioratons shall also
tend Themselves to the judicial order as we'll as the
mission shall he to occupy themselves with this
important object
Of our paterna heart towards indulgence and pardon
We with on this important occasion to perform an act
Of cemency towards the misg men who were i'm
PEELED to felony and revolt by the seductons incer
titude, and perhaps by the inertness OF others We
must have present to our mind in this circumstance
what Is called for by justice, by the rights OF Others
oppressed or destroyed by the duty which Is incum
bent on US to protect you against the return OF ths
misfortunes hich have overwhelmed YOU by tbs obi
CATION you from the perncious of
the corrupters Of all morality and fom the enemies Of
the Catholic religion that eternal source OF all happi
ness OF all social prosperity which has caused your
glory and which distinguishes you elect family
Of God and favored with his especial gifts With these
name amnesty for the penalties Incurred by ali
thofe who within limits which shall be determi ned,
shall not be excluded frsm this benefit Such are the
dispositions which for your welfare, we have thought
II duty to publish before God. At the same time
that they compatible with the duties OF Apj'
tolic otors have firm conviction that they may
II faithfully executed procure the happy result which
is desired by enlightened aud honest men. have for
guaranty the just sentiment of each OF you whose
heart fghs fer happiness proportion trials
undergone But above all things let US pat our conf
dence in God, Who In the midst of just anger,
Done at Naples in the Fsueourg Of Portici the 18th
ssgember 'sAa and in I'll" fourth wear e oyr Popa-
with the ms,p propris Of his Holiness has beeu pub
lhhed the following notification -
GoyERSMESr COMMISSION.
His Holiness Lord the Pope having regard to the
circumstances which extenuate In certain number of
his we'll beloved subjects the culpabiy Of their part
cpaon In the political troubles which have recently
afflicted the fobtif,Sl State desiring to show, and
the truly raterna kindness Of his heart and using
his full power In favor Of guided rather eiucsd
than seducers, has ordered to make known la his
august name what be has degnsd to decree in conse
quence Of Article of his sovereign ppr, OF the
18th Of this month. We therefore. In conformity to
the venerable command Of his Holiness hasten to pub
sh the following dispositions riding the terms
OF the sovereign idea sxpr' seed to usro those who
have taken part in the lat revolution In the Pontiacal
States Is granted the pardon OF the penalty to which
they fhali be responsible The of the Prov-
SIGNAL Government; the members Of tue Constituent
Assembly, Who have taken part in the deliberations of
that assembly; the members Of the trunvirate and
the government Of the republics the chiefs OF tbs mili
tsry cerps all those Who having already, former
occasion enjoy the benefit Of the granted by
his Holiness have forfeited their word Of honor la
ing in the late political movement In dne, those who,
addition to political ole have rendered them
selves guilty of other crimes provided ssasst nv tho
laws In force excluded from the benefit ot ths
nmn,ty. The present amnesty does not imply the
msDtepance In the employment OF the government or
In provincial or municipal postr, those who have be-
come unworthy Of them by their conduct during the
late events The zane reseryaion IL ppcable 70 the
military and onppyess 81 all arms Given resi-
a,noe at the QuiriDsl tbi 19tb September
DELLA GENOA sTRntrEL
vANNlcELLi CAsONI.
ALfis.Rl.
The Roman states.
So much 81 the affairs Of Rom. controlled
aud sdmiuisteei by the French. that good deal ~
Interesting from that city w be found under the
The oss,ro,.re Rorano 81 the 10th states tha. many
neubsrs 81 the late assembly nave lefe Rome large
assembly Of the Psop. was remarked outide The fcrti
ia on thet th not~ithstandug the decree which pro-
hifs tUch meetings As the mater VI the band of tbs
tth r'aWept % the French army vas retaining from
trsfcrii c srvtrs shots fired q, him sin al
tsneously. but without effect. The police were In
sesrch % the perpetrators
A letter from feShorn in the Ceryiere Mercantile o:
Coma 81 the 18th states that the military Goveraor
tHs threatened Judgment by artis Law rsinst all
pcfons who are found with packing needles about
Them In consequence ~ wounds having bees lately in
liCtt With such Instruments
Accounts from Rene to the 18th Two regi-
msuis Of French cavalry hai just eotered the city
III. three r.Roents left at Ciyts Cest.lans hal no
intention of sd,sucirg The Spanish troops, e. the
number 81 4oou were ct Porto anyio The cor % of
e,ndsinprie through the ronticial state T. Abolished
AID political force continued csle1 rontiicsl
vehtes IS sotf ~, gor'rnaeat ~ ne Ua''ed STATES
sfsspprtrcs ~ ne ccndUc II Monsters al Roas al
kapbs tpismopHg hs .5meftcgn fgais, Cons, ion,
- Gofa 20 do Lotar 70 ne Po9e and hot cy haze been
r,csid. he eop,ain II ne Jreais bling reprinanief
We fsrn that nj Rome the couc.s ions we're con-
sioered by the peoye Rome to be niggsrdy that
tine greatest discontept unaffected a. they
became generally known. The proclama'ions we're
tom down from the wallis. and the popultce vented
forth their d.nubsiatous In the strongest terms a
ridcule sbd sisgust As for the amnesty uolsnguszs
couo the dep feeling OF animo-ity aud regret
with witch ~ was Contemplated
Tie CcHsffignrei says that the Rus ian Mt
have tnetsd TO the Pope loan - 700 Vp1 francs.
guaranteed ~ the King ~ Nsples, G. be repaid by
buitts bearing interest ~ per cent. only.
Switzerland.
We read IN the Rsrue de G,Here ~ he ga ut:S,ne
journal. pretend that the Frep N refuge at be-
bs,a - b. confined In the ioterinr ~ the country
In execution ot decisions which hOSev,r, only applied
to the German refugees the German frontier There
% evidently In this 1ds e stating the qus
ten ir,m the first day of the arrival Of the French
ftugeet az Geneva the greatest part on the couns.s
of The government ~ that canton proceed ~ diHsr
cHt nts uf Sutherland several even 20 Savoy sd