New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-06-04

Rcrnfiio 81 as 10 pave fhe way lot the tsu oi W
,oIor ne Liffb, snd he restoration % heiFy ,ne
VII Napoleon The Great destroyed t0sbepnph1
cfGenoa and Of Venice. His pigny ncphaw' ef
Sa,,(rs,, ~ jnifa1 his ancle ol1y 10 tn dark 81
rsgfs Oils history tas brought about us own r1n'
I'D tins FER hes played the came q the de'Po's
Bot the good sense o. the people, the Tignie
Of their cause. viii save from dtstracLfh o9'n ~,
Reuubics a France and 81 Itfy. f'I,l ha''"7
Ifld command 10 the Italian Provinces can Ger
10 >, H.. t8nac.fN q Ire in even the remOtest *
trclni,ies Of the Roman Republic 20 not hno"
n ore instance IL which, when We Lad been auVeh
from anv position by Oye-whe ming i)Tces ana
Obliged 20 tbsudon q Gown or a FIa-e' ll- Aus
aas. GA entering the place, dd not hna th' |o5 "
3d. ett erect though the inhabitants @eh kDe I" 1'@'
q heavy fine and perhaps o,her seyerer p1Alsl men
uou Il be tie Col sequence. Nor 90 kn0" "i one
instance in which the Austrlans could Ina na...o
T. cut dow p these trees, consequently the AtSH a.
r.crfers had themselves 20 perform the oPela'.on.
Urder he head Of Abandonment : gma Proceels
IN strain more suited % NoItnern aeSp'' -
10 2 free American citizen, attempting 70 P..o'S
49, ~, boz, oitfi0f can succeed unless flplomaNca
+. recognized by tie J. a-ppean Powers. Inc nrs'
deeiferatum + revOiIiiunary government a.
,.9r o. III, roti0n. is o. secure the mo pcldtacs
~ The ron ~. thar done, the " recoem-i'ns VIII
-s,oe NJ themselves Such old governments ~ %
not think proper h. exchange courtesy WIN nc
new ore may leave IL alone. During feyOutlol
tie friendship q 70, al governments Is neither 70 De
expected nor desired II would be a dangerous pro-
lection Had the American Charge, IN the name
Of n free people. recognized the Roman Republic,
that would have been matter OF exulsation aAd
encouragement.
How does Sigma dare to charge the Republicans
with the death OF Boss? Nobody knows VINO
struck the blow, which was given on the steps OF
the Assembly In the midst Of the soldiers and Of
the uolice of the Jesuits who did not Interfere
Many have been the surDlses on TINS suojecs.
Rofsi had once been banished by the Jesuts VINO
never liked him, and who never forget nor iorgive
can make no positive accusation, Out thls eau
assert that the Republicans do not use lhese
means. while history cannot count the NUMBERS %
victims y bo have ia eu under the pOignard or Jes-
uiis and OF t,rants who always co1trve' II posi-
HE Ia Law tier own crimes g. the charge Of ther
adyersaries " no attempted recently 70 a'sas-
/ ti1afe Kossuth. Benz and others fGIhaps 'u'
j Austrian Government can throw some Hshl upon
tbis INQUIRY. while The Sandman Government cah
/ perIsus furnish some particulars respecting me
tbortive attempt Of similar nature against MAJ
ziui m the month Of January last Perhaps Mas
sipo Tapparelh commonly called DAzegno) can
iu.oym Us what JesuitIcal influence exists 10 the
PIecmontese Cabinet.
The accusations Of Sigma increase in viruience
uuder the head, Atrophy. Does he not see how IN
/ consistent he IS when he charges the G0VernmehI
/ al Rome with "unneheOus conliscatons' WINE
in the same sentence he names as one VI VIC
causes OF its peconiary embarrassment the Iact
that IL had "recugnZed all the debts OF the Oh re-
pimel" The Government bad iearessiy and
TigLteously ordered that suudry pubic Janus Dc,
longing 70 the poor, bnt which the converts had
pilered, should be restored to the lawful posses
sors so that the desire Of the donors VINO De-
oueatled these lands for the use OF the poor,
should be IN reality carried into effect PERSONS
can imagine much better than cah describe Tue
rsge Of the Monbs and Jesuts at this proceeding ana
1t is almost needless TO add that the lands are no"
telcn back again 70 serve as they did before Tor
lie maintenance Of incident friars. Sigma says
thai the Government had neither means nor credit
vet a few ines below he says that II pald IJr
everything Yes, 10 It's honor be 1t said, "@ pm
for freTBtfiRg.' Neither three Millions oil dol
lars" nor even one cent was gwen 70 the Popl-
lace for their tolerance Why how can Sigma
expect people TO believe that government winch
10 declares 70 have been without credit or
nearsn could have squandered with more lavish
| hand than the Emperor OF hussia! IL was Oiy
! lv Lie most rigld economy that the Government
! could meet the most urgent wants Inc Assem-
| blv ehcEshed some ippOsts which pressed heavily
mon the working classes. These taxes the car,ii-
| mails have secstabalshed. The issue oi paper
| money was the work Of Papacy-the uiuln'Hale
| Cur.aled II as much as possible.
And on the lhirdbead, Paralysis, the hePuOhcans
| receive n mass OF abuse in nearly the same ad-
| cuece as that so lavlshly bestowed upon them Dy
iheJesuits The defenders OF Rome are called Tor
| eisners &c. &c The foreigners were very lew AS
near as can number them should say there were
] IN Rome about g nundre1 anu my Aolts a|"1s
/ forty Ftench-a few perhaps a dozen Corscaus'
though they could hardly be styled ioreigners-
| about dozen between Germans and hungarans,
and four English The French were never placedl1
! a pos;ion fight against their country men had
| with NE IN the provinces about INJURED, ClivHy
! SUiss Some OF these were excellent officers
| others were Of less value. All OF them, however,
fought for principle, whether in Italy or else
| where Perhaps It may be presumed that In the
ranks Of the despotic troops there were no To-
| reigners The Austrian General Nugent, whom
| had opposed TO me the Pave, IS an EnSlsh'
| man. On board OF the Austrian steamer which
carried me prisoner from POlR 70 Caorle, there
! wss an English officer named Barry. The Austrian
admiral was Dane. Is II not notorious that the
Austrian and Russian armies are lu OF foreign on!
cers2 Have not the French their foreign legion
Was il not the British legion which secured the
revelations Of Spain and OF Portugal Have not the
Italian governments Swiss troops In short there Is
lot nation but has foreigners IN It's service. Inc
JeSuits would be glad 10 dissuade the liberals from
taking advantage Of the same thing There were
not any negroes, as Sigma pretends there were
we would have accepted them with gratitude mad
they come but none presented themselves. Carl
haldi had a negro servant who always attended
| upon hiin-he was killed in Rome by shell while
waking in the streets. Sigma pays but sorry
! compliment to the French, when he asserts that
tie serious checks they received were from hand-
iul OF "iugtives and vagabonds.' His ASSERT m
that the Roman people Were indifferent Is by this
time pretty clearly manifested to the Pope and the
French and to the world to be caiumny-what a
noble example of perseverance this people has
shown during the siege and since the occupation
, Equally destitute Of foundation has the calumny
, against Garbaldi been proved TO be. After pee
forming prodigies Of valor and suffering excessive
! privations when taken prisoner near Chavari, he
had not hall dollar upon bim-the remains OF e
little sum a few faithful friends had furnished him
: With 10 facilitate his escape When young man
| rnty him n
cause OF liberty in Europe he fought for that cause
!, in the New World No tyrants could ever obtaiT
. the use Of his uncompromslng sword, and that L
/. why the tyrants hate him
/ Slams stigmatizes the Republican soldiers a
If Roman hirelngs" He does not seem 70 know
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