New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-04-18


TOYS realized. And when the time SHAH nave
come that must come. in which the bsnoP u
Rome, reuounciDg all secular authority as ino'n-
sistent with bis sacred duties, SHAH be secure D."
the undisturbed. unsw ed discharge OF those ol'es
BY compact guaranteed by the Nations Of inns
,e,doro II viii be found that the Catholic Faith
has vsinsd much and lost nothing by the over
,h,o.,v n the temporal power Of the Pspacy.-But
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We have At sst reached toe snsl moment Of decision,
vban the children q Italy are 70 enEr once more tne
field Of battle against The tsrOsrisns OF ADsulA az
the eve Of great events and Snen 10y .s.eI 49,
the free and Of America the cannon VII Afesoy thun
der 10 Lonn5sroy ard sweep away sitn in hiefhsl
elements u any thousand lives The itsisns are gong
70 SIGHT Tor the most sacred ana nstoos, es1'7 soy
are decided % sccUire their inoepenoence ana 70
dive AWAY their hateful O2pressors IoosJ a. me
regular treops et the city 70 JOIN tns ctser Cons
a, Alexandra and truly never Witnessed before soen
general trsnsyort of joy. - when they received tns
-, ~ nsrebipg ltVass holy dag for Genes the
xivss and da1zhtsrs embracing their rsncs toe oia
people blessing their childrea and heard not Vooe
nor grosn Of complaint but WORDS OF eneoui sss.lH
sDd rnspv mother advising their sons-aitsr the
f..biou Of the spartan WOmentO return VICTORIOUS or
r. remain 90 IT, asd Of carnage. They msfeh of ne
Holy War may God bless their hesrt. ana ans, ana
NAV they attain their long cheTsned deane-ipe moe
uer5ence and unity Of their country Insh cefAhJ
he most solemn m0msnt FOR the itA!aDs i0ey ar
alone against powerful enemy, but tner SUE
slavery ,us, inspire them with that courage necessary
10 people DESTROYS 70 I've free they are alone SOY
and am almost happy that reD2cce france nss r.
rnsinsd ueutrs 10 THIS mere islisn cause Inc IlnH
are not better than the Austrisns 10 tnelf ooh41es ~
traE Gdo oil
Loan bov N act for herself sgsinst fore gDers
Charles Albert the King Of Sardinia 90 mueo cs,um
mated and % wrongly accused nss decided 70 emo te
armisuce with Gen Escetsky' sno resume w y
hes This new Austrian VsDdsl has PeiJufeo al De
urornises ard treaef he bhs tortured arc ehceu tue
Deope 10 despair be has robbed tnefn Of hef ChnIeh
and fortunes. and every day nas Desn naiS11 ~
ing or up-isoninF the best Inhabitants OF LoihDA'"y
Cbaries Albert has trusted bic vile and kingdom %
Regent and r. the Ministry BE- hAs Ielt ofA VI ~
srnv not asa General IN Chief bat a. n f'mpt co0N
Of a SAVOY regiment This act Of seifnessuon' arc
uroof Of true patriotism has attracted 20 nm al 'ne De-
nevoleuce Of the people OF Italy ara even w. az ~
most violent republicans lie says mat ne ~Ss 20
sacrifcs his life and that Of bis children TOT tns sa u
bls eountrv and calls on 81 the people oi ray 70 Use
unanimously a. ainst their CON mon enemies "uus
,bs, Rsdet,ky has a strong and well disciplined army
but be- 10 surrounded BY enemies everywhere ne VIII
be Obliged 70 FIGHT against troops AMI pnalapxes OF peo
ole uho will attempt every means 10 their power 70
overcome bis forces aud destroy NE beheefent 800
faithful assAssns In uniform. Tbs Roman snd tuscan
Penutli~s have given great example Of Italian unity
they have united their fate % the sisn irhft@i snf
and bsve Joined Charles Albert ard shou1 ne Decoh'
victorious they would creaie him hing OF the "noi'
Italian penins1s The army Of the league may De- cal
en- lated Al 1870 900 meu ready for scuon' Detae tue
troous Of re.erve, the esrTitous, and the N7uohA
Guards There also many thousanos OF soluu'ees
who will undertake the guerrilla warfare ana VIII ~
emo ,,ophle IN the Austrians The Italian war Will be
long and terrible II will be full OF horrors ana euoci
ties this il what we can expect from population VINO
have suffered % much from foreign aggression Chses
.ft.. 49, af he begtrnIng
tie he has 70 aitsck the enemy 10 various points and
believe that the Romans Nene'sns and Iuscsns VIII
Cooperate wonderfully In this plan
The Italian national guard has appeared on the IRON
tier ia different bodies and they called 10 ACT 10
case the regular troops should meet with disaster
General AvezzanG-a born Italian. but a DAtaranzro
American citizen, whose interesting iamhy !. Wn 10
rew.Y ork-having been named generslln'ch oi No
Gsno.se National Guard has published his programme
IN the army which was received with transports 10y
by the peop pie and the troops General Avt@zans mas
bsen for long time a resident Of N-wfOrk. and csp
tain IN that city Of the an Gusro bnt soon ~ '-y
soke from her lathargy he appeared ~ once on his
native shores and offered his sword IN me sef'lr' ~
his country Charles Albert who knew the mitsry
skinuness of sisnor Avczzsns as COlonel IN pam III
1922 and General in Mexico IN 1876 raised hm 10 the
b,gh DIGNITY Of Chief Of the Gsnoese Nation
Guard I send you copy Of bis programme whlch
was published ia all the Wrappers OF itsiyand 10 'he
bulletins Of war e.. o. ,s,,
yoiai,ys and Oheers offts National Guard Of @e"ea
isosfa The GOV .i s,~, 20 % ~ he no., vel.
Ton bcaos rely your zeal and Intelligence h duty The
The time. dGeat Rosirs, nov threatening 70 reduce ID
Milan Hsyuau operate. sgaas f~faA ~.
5us brethren property sno taking away SONS m men -
. ~. var m - aod nus, he tot- destruction of
~ eo. Of esnu,e. and rot light part h uay hsppy event.
ss mon tls am. of our Ma .pra Guard lie vh be true
Italian. whatever hs political oInon WHO '7'o' n -D " Wv ~
hn,. -esry eor6s.noe In She chsfof Eflf
MAJOR hope YOU vii nov MAINTAIN ne a. YOU, ~ ,s ,e,
ct osnlaon 90 uo doubt that you viii 'of's'fon' "I