The Mississippi Creole. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1841-1851, 1849-01-19
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i. RORnrnm NEWS ~ TIE @U 4
ROWS qe his
in Ne d @ ruanL-fhe fOiovin
neoom, 'he Pop Blight from Rome int
/. the Neapolitan territory, is furnished by tn
Naples correspondent Of the Times:
sluCesth assassination Of M Ross th
+, Pope remained a close prisoner in the ouirin
al: and The Duke d'Harcourt, the French Rep
i. resentutive, was compelled to reside IN tn
Palace, for the purpose Of afTording protection
OF his person and flag to the sovereign pom
iii. The business Of the government wen
on In the Pope's name, but without his sane
ton, and SO far did he carry out his resolu
tioa not to be dictated to, that be refused ever
10 receive the reports according 10 invariabl'
custom, Of the officer Of the guard. Such
state Of things could not long continue, ant
lie members Of the diplomatic corps, as it il
said, ranged q plan for the liberation Of his
Holiness, Of which the immediate execution
was entrusted TO the Count de SPauer, the
Minister Of Bavaria. AT on early hour, pre-
%yioGsly agreed on, the Pope retired into q pri-
vate room for the purpose Of apparently con-
ferrihg with the gentleman ! have just named
and there he disguised himself in the livery
Of the Bayaiiun legation. In a few minutes
the carriage Of the Minister was called, and
the Count Dc SpaUr, followed by the Pope,
disguised as his servant, descended The grand
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straircase, entered the carriage, the Pope noun
ted the box alongside the %cuachman. The
a%rtiice suececded-no suspicion arose in the
Quirinal or the outward guard, and the good
old man was enabled to breathe the air of
liberty. Immediately on the arrival at the. res
idence Of the Bavarian Minister, another trans
position was made, The Pope took of
the livery, suit and dressed himself in the usu-
al costume Of the Minister'S chaplain, or Gu-
monier, and M. de, Spaur having already Civ
en- notice Of his intention Of going to Naples
and received passports from the government,
post horses were soon procured, the Count and
his supposed chaplain, took their places in
the carriage, and then happily cleared thsgales
Of Rome. ltYwas some time before the mis-
take was discovered, as of course due care
was used by those in the secret to say that the
Pontif was engagedIin his deyotions and could
not be disturbed. When the fight became
known the ministry was sthunderstruck, and,
! hear, dragons were dispatched to bring back
the fugitive. But either these measures fail
ed, or the new government hesitated in arrest-
ing the person Q fthe ambassador and the Count
de SPauer, with his reverend charge, crossed
the frontier in safety, and arrived at Gaeta,
q large town, the first in the Neapolitan terri
tory, not far from Terracina. The Pope left
the Quirinal on the evening Of the oath, and
arrived at Gaeta on the night Of the. 25th.
His present Situation The King Of Ma
Pies, with his family, Immediately proceeded
to eaeta, when the news reached Naples.-
The Queen and Princes remained at Gaeta,
while the. King returned to Naplestc make
preparations for the reception Of tho, Pope -.
The Roman and Spanish Ministers a. Naples
went TO GaetO, and the diplomatic corps at
Rome, except the Sandman Minister thereof,
has arrived at Naples, with the Cardinals.
MASONIC. Waa4g
The annual communication of9the Grand
Royal Arch Chapter Of this State, has been
held in this city during the present week,
commencing on Monday and closing on We'd
evening. We understand that, IN con-
sequence of reports respecting the exis-
toICe Of the cholera, The attendance Of dele
gates has not been large. s'i9 10y a'4
The following officers werc elected for the
year ensuing, viz. w 'al aei
w H Stevens. Of Natcheaz, @ H Priest.
VIM P Mellen, of Natchez, DGHP.
Abner v Rowe, Of Lexington, G King.
Charles sPunn, Of Brownsville, G Scribe
On BarrOws, of jackson, G Secretary. aaa
Rev Robert Morris Of Lexington g Chap
lain. aipg s'a5a ea avt
Ut simms,Of jackson; G Marshal.
~ Hawkins, Of Jackson, G Lecturer.
DIS Jennings, Of jackson, G Orator.
Jonathan ? Bush, Of GaIatln, CPS. aaa'
Seth II Pond, of Brownsville, GRAC.
Eliezer Craig. of Natchez, G c Sd v.
James Gillespie, Of Black Hawk C I'd v.
Frederick Conrad, Of Woodville, G C LIST ".
Y I Legrand, Of Lexington, G G Host.
Geo W johnson, Of Jackson, G JanitOr.
-SOUthron,
p SCENES ON THE OHIo,4Our boat stopped "a
take in wood. Onthe shore, amongst the crowd
stood a remarkably stupid looking fellow, with
his hands in his pockets, and his under lib
hanging down. A dandy, ripe for a scrape,
tipped node, and winked ali about saying,
4 SNOW pll have som fun. Ill friGbten tbat
green horn.ne g 5adh Hi auo s aa3I
He jumped ashore with a dawn bowie
knife, brandishing ii in the face of the tcrseu
lump exclaiming, aa a bsaaY I1
SNOW III PUNISH you, Ihavs been look ing
for you a week., 8 aAw ftsysl
The fellow suddenly stared at the assailant.
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