New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-03-12
Deposittou of the Pope.

We have from Rome the mporsni ntell gsnce OF the
deposition Of the Pope and the establishment oil he
public.
This event took place At one O'Clock la the morning
of the 9th OF February, the Assembly having sat from
midday.
Thi. sitting commenced on the 9Th at noon NJ. Gal
lett occupied the Chair and all the Ministers were
present The number of Representatives present was
la The proceedings commenced with NJ Armellini,
In the name Of the Provisional Government coming
forward and gning into the hands OF the Assembly
the powers which Il had hitherto held.
The Prince de- Canine called upon the Assembly TO
declare that the Government had not done all IL ought
20 have done relative 10 three things-arms money,
aud the purginy Of different departments. He con
cluded by long examination Of the acts Of the Pro
vislonal Government several of which he condemned
After some farther remarks ~ Corlo Rusconi proposed
that the present Ministry be- confirmed Tho motion
was carried unanimously and after some farther debate
the sitting was suspended for half an hour When the
Assembly resumed, NJ. 5ayini moved the following
decree
Ar l. The Pop.dom .eo het sell Az from the
Toe Roman Poaff will ENJOY ell the ssrsatss necessary
to -. E $ q %. p II. .s go. VII b.
iesoers will the o. the Roman h.pabs
relations ~hich oommoo nauonslty requires
NJ Msmani made long speech In which he declared
that the temporal dominion Of the Popes had always
been misfortune ~ Italy and that Rome was In such
a state that che could not have any Government but
that OF the Popes or that Of Rienzi lie then gave
historical sketch OF the present state OF Europe, which
he examined At great length and having come TO the
conclusion that IL would be extremely difficult to main
tain the Republic at Rome he declared that In his
opinion the best thing the Assembly could do would be
10 postpone the settlement Of the form Of Government
for present and to leave that question 10 the dec
sion Of the Italian Cousttusnte Assembly.
When h. sat down, NJ. Mamlani was sauted with
zroans And mgrmurs OF dsspprobstion NJ. Mari re-
Piled 10 him and NJ. Fiiopanti warmly supported the
adoption OF ths Republican form Of Government snd
Insisted that the decree should be at once sdopsed-M
Agostin followed, and also opposed the pospoDomsDt
of the question proposed BY W. damisnL At6ocock
the Assembly adjourned the debate for two hours On
the resumption Of the sitting Oudnot proposed snst
the Assembly should st once decree the deposition OF
the Pope bu, that 10 should be eit 10 the Italian Consu
.upnte Assembly TO determine the Government 10 be
adopted.
long debate on this proposition followed but ut-
mat-ly the Assembly resolved, almost unanimously,
thar the entire decree snoud be adopted and that not
only should the Pope be deposed, but ths Republic
established OF IA members who voted, hse only op
posed the adoption Of Republican form Of Govern
meut The proceedings were not closed uh past two
Ia the mornDz Another account OF the manner Ia
which the votes divided says that l36 represen
tayes voted for the deposition OF me Pope AID I'D Tor
the immediate proclamation Of me hepaone WINE
the third article Of the decree with respect TO the pro-
csmstion OF the Republic was adopted without dscus
sion Of any kind
The zlba says that the City Of Rome was in 4 state
Of apparent Joy and enihusiasm az the result AZ
o'clock In the afternoon Of the 9Th the nag OF TIE hs
uq bic was hoised the tower Of the Capitol, amid
ae cheering Of Thousands Of spectators and the young
Republic was ssl1tsd ts birth ~ the nrng OF lOl
guns from the Castle Of 81 Angelo.
There was grand demonstration on the 10th 10
honor Of tho Republic and tbs decree relating TO 10
was read from the Capitol. The people loudly %
psuded the article providing for the independence OF
tue POpe's spiritual power. On the lin grand Tie
Den chanted al 81 Peters on the occasion OF the
proclam alton Of the Republic.
Interesting Disclosures
letter from Rome states ttst 10 the Assembly the
Deputy Oadinos having questioned tbs Minister 10
his foreign relations NJ Auzzarelli charged with the
portfolio Of foreign STAIRS attempted to answer BY
heavy sad unsatisfactory speech when NJ Oudioos %
pended thst the Representatives should reassembI In
Committee. tina, the Minister should be summoned TO
communicate al the diplomatic documents In his poe
session. and that the sitting should not be resumed IN
III after the communication hsd been made No AVER
native lefs 70 the Minister but to comply win "
QUESTION thus expressed
Among the papers he submitted 10 me sepeSe',
letter signed Giooerr and another, signeo rIes "a ~
tractsd particular attention. The latter aocunees
the autograph order 10 General Lstour 70 guy oyos
with bis troops IN order 70 place se'ssn alS 49, ~,
de-s OF General Zucchi The former thss y, VIC 1870.
ister Of Turin asserted. Il Is said ~ INC -
terms that the Government OF fsonon' aD-pYss',
OF the Roman Constituanie, sno nei'ne. eosI1 80
vorid Rave connection With 10 sven when oeeams tas
Italian Coz s,irusnsc; that u sri, onsreo ~ neses
O. ,ss r-s,.,sten,ens Of the Pontf ct Rome hat
engaged 70 support portion Of me CONCESSIONS ILL.,
hy the Pope but that among sucn CONCESSIONS oses