New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-01-22

nat - Rnvsi Cenrni.sorer. Who Informed them Tn
they bad Been ordered BY the Ans, their master 70
prevent the passage Of Al tepu;sons they consented
that courier should cross the Inc bearing 70 tse Poo
uf the written rsgac., hat - should reiara - Rome
To ia. III. Holiness replied thu, he regretted 81. ina
bty % receive the seputsiiou For TIE re.i be bad
provided Tor the syNr, Of Rome in hs e,trr Of the
9Th Nov 10 which Provisional Government ~s sp-
pointed He concluded By Invoking the Divine mercy
70 scatter 10 soes upon the city and Sists sai upon
the hesis OF a. bis children.
On the snnouocemen; Of this result the people Of
the city were reused on, Of the Indifference With which
they cave regarded the progress Of sssirs the
Sight Of the Pope Tee c-oo'0 Pepols-s At once held
meeting which attended BY the Delegates Of TIE
National Guard and some Representatives, Of the Prov.
nces and decided calling upon the Chamber for
the appointment Of Provisional Government; Of three
or Eve citizens who should AZ proclaim the Italian
Assembly Tor the formation Of Nston. Constitution,
and have the general oversight Of STARE
This Assembly, according 20 the repor, made in the
Roman Chamber Of Deputies. IL 70 De summoned 10
frame Federsl Constitution for the union Of all the
Of Italy who may choose to be parties to H. the
others having the tight q become members Of the Fed
GRAFTON At a subsequent period The members Il the
Assembly are 10 be chosen ~ the people Of the Ter
ent State, and mean. 10 be taken 10 secure re
presentation nom those occupied BY foreign troops
The place Of meeting is 10 be Rome.
The Turin Ministry.
The PnelN Ministry at Turin has enslly rendered Ito
fall certain Being called on in the Chamber 10 state
the present position Of the French and English meds
ton in the Affairs Of Upper Italy the Foreign Minister
was compelled 10 say that be knew nothing about IL
a confession which NJ Bsstiie. and perhaps Lord Pal
merston might also make. he sddei that 40 Austria
had consented 10 the choice Of Brussels the seat OF
Conferences there was evidence that the mediation
still going on in some sort TIE hrst confession was
enough TO complete the rupture which the week two
previous had been producing between the Ministry and
the Chamber I'll. said that the King s attempting Ia
form a new Ministry through Ms.simo d'Areglir but
the probability IT, that he will be forced 10 rosor, 10
Gioberu Genoa Is on the point Of revolt which can
hardly De avoided by any means beside the sppoin,
men, Of popular Ministry prisoner Of state
writer named Pelc sirni had been chosen mcmoef OF
Deputies from that city Tho Ministry wished 10 have
the elected .nnusd but the Chamber ordered the In
slant release OF its new member This Was followed
by apopulsr demonstration, at which population was
appointed 10 wait ON the King with the demand that
Sardinia should agree 10 the Italian Constituent rs
.embly proclaimed slresdy At Rome and Florence
that Democratic Ministry should DO appointed, aud
one or two other things OF less Importance conceded
The ast report s that the Ming has zen, tor Gooeri 10
form ministry, but il lacks confirmation.
German Rumors.
From Germany there IL q host of rumors wthou,
very strong foundation II 10 ssli that the King OF
Prussia the new Emperor OF Austria and Nicholas OF
Russia are about TO nave secret meeting at Prague,
and also that tho King OF Bavaria di.consnted at tho
pro.pec, OF the imperial throne OF Germany being given
10 the King Of Prussia made 20 France to
form a new confederation OF the Rhine against the
North of Germany and especially against Prussia lts
likely or rather certain that the Kings who have put
down their own subjects, will tall out among them
selves about the division OF the spois The revolution
AIRY even cannot be prevented from working but will
accomplish its end one way or another but In these
time. there great deal done In the way OF producing
false reports The yrtuous gentlemen who deal In
stocks and exchange are exceedingly ingenious in this
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have from private source which may be relied
on the assurance that the high contracting parties In
Germany that Ia TO say. Prusss. Austria and the wire
puers at Frankfort have sgreed that the King OF Prus
ala shall become hereditary Emperor Of Germany. Aus
,ra definitely Withdrawing from the Confederation
The Archduke John 10 TO 60 TO Lombsrdy m Viceroy
and endeavor to show the Italians the Patsrnsl mercy
OF Austria the proper sequence to the ps,crna chas
tisements inflicted By Radically The execution OF this
arrangement will require deal OF diplomatic and other
msneuvering especially with regard to Austria The
6r.t step /, demand y the Ministry At Frankfort for
special authority from the Assembly there to settle
with Austria the basis Of union which shall meet the
view. Of all parties or come near ii {. possible
Th. will be granted and the matter will perhaps WORK
smoothly for time but these roysl disposers Of ma
tons are in constant danger OF failing in their designs
Nothing can now be counted on AZ certain. They 60
sbou, the business, however az though Europe were
not far beyond them engaged In tho difficult CESSATION
of idea, and institutions before which their ambitions
and their plots will be simply ridiculous. CAD.