Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-01-09
MISCELLANEOUS.

Nsap iran ,efr,ioIy, i furnished by the Naples
correspondent .! The London ltm's:-
.,Siuce the assassination ut Vi. Rossi, the Pope
remained close prisoner in the QurIoai; and
the Duke OF tarcouIt, The French representa-
tive was compelled 10 reslie ~ the palace, Tor
the purpose OF aifsrdlng he protection Of ms
person and d . 10 Inc sovereign Ponnh Inc
business oil The Governments vent on IN the ropes
name, OUT without his sanction, and 50 lat did
he carry his res lluuon not 10 dictate Il, that ne
refused even 10 receive the reports, according 10
inyariable custom OF ne officer OF The guard.
Such .,ale oil things could not long continue,
and the members 0; he dipi mailc corps, as u y
said, arrange d pan 10 tie liberation " MS
Holiness Of wnicG inc Immediate execution Wa
entrusted t. the Cocnl de Spaur, the m'his'ei 81
Bavaria. Al an early hour, previously agreed
70, The Pope feared lGo prlvate room lor me
purpose OF apparently coayef>ing WIN me gen
Jeman have jus, named. and latre lie disguised
himself in the livery oil the Bagatian legation
In a lew m;nues the carriage OF ne minister was
called aud the Count IL Spanf, iollof-J by
the Pope disguised as ms servant, descended
the grand staircase, entered his carriage,
The Pope nountns on the box alohs'iis
the coachman. The att,fice succeeded--Eo sus-
picion arose either II The Guifinal or inc
outward guards and The good old man vas eha-
bled 10 brea ne the air OF liberiy. Immediately
on arrival al the residence o! The Bayarian min
lister another iransposiion was made. Inc rope
TOOK of the livery suit aud dressed himself IN Inc
usual costume OF The minister's chaplain, or
aum0nier and NJ. de Spau having already given
notice OF his Intention OF going 10 Naples, end re-
ceived passports from the government. post horses
were soon Procured the count ami his supposed
chaplain ,ark their places in the carriage, and
then happily Gle red the gates Of Rome. II was
som tim. before the escape was discovered, a>
o; course due care vas taken by those IN The Sc
cret TO say that tie Poniitf was engaged 10 his
devolo and could no, BE- disturbed. when the
Aishl became known The ministry was thunder
struck, and, IS hear, dfagoons were despatched
10 bring back he fugitive. But either these
measures failed =. the new government heslialed
in arresting ihr person Of an ambassador, ana
:he count dc Spau, with his reverend charge,
crossed The frontier IN safety, and arrived al
Gaeta, a large town, The frs, in lie Neapolnan
territory, uol far from Te.;aciaa. The POPE iei
The Oor.nal on The evening q The 4,h, aud ar
rived al Gae,a on The nigh, OF The - n.
As soon as he Pope arrived letter vas sem
10 King FeIdnaui, the Pore remaining IN NE
bishops palace al ,,aeia. Two regiments were
sent rom N.p;a> b. steamers q Ha''a, gua'a
OF honor. art X NC, Quecl. and tn princes !o-
lowed in anu...eI .'c4uer. The royal parry ar
rived at Gaeta, and did homage to his Holiness
in the usual manner, b. kissing his foot. The
Queen and prnceS remained al Gaeta, while
the King retur. ed 10 Naples to make prepare
tions for the reception OF the Pope. The Roman
and Spanish Ministers al Naples went to Gaeta,
and the diplomatic corps at Rome, except the
Sandman member thereof, has arrived at Naples,
with the cardinals
The correspondent Of the Daily News, wrl-
ting from Rome the frs, instant. gives TINS
account of The events which followed the ropes
departure :--' l rcirained from writing th.se
two past days, in order to Judge better OF The
consequences Of Pho Nono's departure, and
have now not the sii-h,e apprehension of any
EVIL results. II is no; my province % iccde on
the prudence or necessity of the steps which The
Pope has been adyi ed 10 take, but Is far as he
CITY of Rome and the TERRITORY subject TO the
present constitutional government ot this cnun
try are concerned, the absence or presence oil
the monarch viii have little or no eject he
unanimity witn which the middl. classes and
the lover orders agree 10 support The authori-
ties, is an unmistak3b Z stmpt IN and guarantee
of social order. The high arstocracv OF the
clerical and secular class have neither sympath.
with nor support from, those who rank under
them; aud To govetn Rome according 10 their
view. is now impossible Pho Mono will learn
this and, di,caraing hi, cou lcillors, quietly r.
turn TO the Quirina.
He is now at Gacta as told YOU two days
ago, that was his estina;iou, en- rn,Rs Tor Monte
Casino. He daed theie Yesterday with Alex
apder, eldest son Of the Car, who IS alb nj 10
marry daughter of the King Of Naples, and
thus gain a footing in Southern Europe. Prince
Borghese, with DORA az others, have gone oh
10 ioin the Pope. odescaalchi presides here
over the upper chamber still
"Our Government continues TO carry on its
functions with the most perfect reguarltj The
chamber is now sitting and transactlng lis rou-
tine business. The Minister of Foreign Affairs
is about 10 transmit 10 foreign courts a circular
explanatory Of cur exceptional position. The
diploma,ic BODY have ceased, of course, to con-
municate with the ministry until they receive
fresh instructions from their respective Govern
men,s. don't remember a period of less ex-
element these three years. Such IS the simple
statement of our Popoiess condition.
Rome continued tranquil on the 9Th Dec
In the evening Of that Gay the dcPuation sent
by the Chambers AMI the Municipality 10 invite
The Pope to r, turn 10 Rome, lett that capital
for Gae.a A, the sitting OF the Chamber OF
DEPUTIES, on the 4th, ". Mamiani having ex-
pressed desire 10 resign he office conhded TO
him BY the people and the Assembly, the Prince
of Cairo energetcaliy combatted his resolution,
and ursed HIM 10 conyuke a Constituent As
sembiy, elected BY universal suffrage, which
would be the sovereign Judge Of the question al
issue between the people and the Pope. The
President afterwards read a letter from NJ In
natl, resisning the Ministry OF Finance, Nj
Sereni, Minister of Justice, had also retired
from the Cabinet, and the portfolio oil Finance
had deyolved on NJ Sterbini, and that OF JUS
tice on M. Muzzareli.
Marshal Rade,sky has published an order Of
the DAY, dated Milan, 9Th instant announS ns
the accession Of the new Emperor, ano GAZING
on his army to show the same devotion 'ha, theS
had hitherto done in support of tbe monarchy.