New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-01-09

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The reception to-day Il some q ibunes vhsts
ny 5,unted purpose to write. Amid the pains and
dissppolntnen.s with which the past months have
been overlooking. II is refres hing to read how Ger
daily America sympsthized she did not hog
herself in selfish content with her more prosper
Gus fortune. she glowed At the hope Of relief io!
the suffering nations q Europe. she deeply mourn
cd ts overthrow sh. IL indignant at the treschery
that consum mated il, | Owe nay country for the
.pirit she has shown it proves that the lust Of
gold, her peculiar ptstion. has not yet oanker-
ed her noble heart.
And FOR the first time in my lie rsoics IN the
downfall of fellow. received from the family OF
Mr Welsh kindness While IN Paris, liked them az
/ believe all Americans %. bat | am glad to see
punis he'd in 50 signal IN example meanness sno
we. knoss TOO common % Americans abroad Too
often have he'd occasion to blush at their sPosta
So. their ingra,tude 70 the principles the instltu
tons which have made them all Of good they are
They disdain the &" people, forgetting that Il they
have risen 70 peculiar privileges 1t was owing to
freedom which kept the career open to talen;
they stand cap in hand to the dignities Of the ot
world and quote with contemplate delight OpIn.
ions backed only by inherited rank. 1t is very
painful to see how stupidly they sbase themselves
apparently unhappy till they car present their
breasts for ribbon iorgetful that the same I'm
plies readiness Of the forehead for tho rod Of the
sbsolying priest or Of the back for the knout The
position Of al American IS so glorious. II ho has
simple good sense and manly dignity ~ uphold II,
that il is men,sbe indeed TO see it Tins forfeited
on every dsy occasions, but so signal a display as
M Wolsh made in the late terrible conflict, covers
has country with shame it IT Is not as 'ignaily rep
robaicd Americn j. tbs star OF hope 10 the an
shaved netions bitter indeed were the night OF the
world II tina. star were hid from its sight by foul
vspors
have begun ~ write yet little do feel inclined,
my mind wearied with intense excitement Of hope
aud fear, now Tor months past continually suffering
from sympathy with the generous :" ho suter needs
repose take long wslks into the country, gaze
on the beauty o nature, and seek thus 10 strengthen
myself in the faith that tho Power who delighted
in these creations will not suffer his highest ardent,
aspiring. loving men. TO 1.-Two and do IN VAIN that
immortal flowers bloom on .he grave OF oil martyrs
and phenix births rise from eoch uobe sacrifice !
look again upon art and solaoe myself in its calm.
Yet i, is sed to think that the cloud which darkeucd
even the soul Of Michel Angelo is not lifted vet
Tho state Of Italy grows worse every day. You
are aware tia, tho Milanese answered the amnes
tv OF Radetzky by Kisses and on that occasion be
applied the bastinado to many persons. men and
women. moro than four hundred havo suffered At
IN Parma 4 new consumption is to plunge LON
hardy in yet deeper affection In the Kingdom OF
Naples 1t is assorted. there ars thirty thousand IN
the prisons, and new arrests constantly made In
Rome n few Neapohtan refugees who were fool
sh enough to believe the French woTld yield them
some protection. havo been given back tn King
Bonba The situation OF the French in Rome Is
most humilinting the object of contempt to all par
ties New arrest. are constantly made thcre-the
prelatos tracking ont their prey now they are be-
ginning on those who had received the amnesty
from Pho TX 1t seoms no cannot rest or his wick
ed councillors cannot rest, TIL he has Tccanicd ~.
ery good thing he ever did. Alas how 'h,s' Pur'
nile men of sin must sneer they ses such mon as
he Tocousville and Odilon Bsrrot cast down from
the Mace where they have sacrificed the fair fame
they had ACQUIRED hy wears Of action on the side OF
l,berality, of humanity. How the Jesuits smile
with thin lips and eyes down dropped. and think
how much better lgnstius know the world than Je
sus OF Nazareth
By tic way. an affecting incident took place 1T
Rome. in the Church OF 81. Ignatius whore they
had ,olemnized the usual November service in
honor OF the dead As the service concluded, deep
voice sounded from the crowd the words Peace
ne with the souls Of those who persisted ior their
country :" and OF the same time shower O. roses
and myrtles was thrown upon the catsisIk, while
the crowd responded a iervent Peace, Peace
Amen Every effort by the authorities to discover
,he speaker was in vain BE 1t observed IN tins
connection that al the French assurances OF bring
ing to Justice the slayer Of Rossi seem 10 have
ended in nothing Have they. perhaps, discovered
,hst hs was in part an emissary Of the Cardinals as
so many said a, the time myself supposed it an
act Of popular vengeance but many Romans thought
il trsp Of the Cardinals 10 ensnsre Pope and
People, as was the farce conspiracy in July lss7'
Here in Tuscany the Gov ernmen, as become very
unpopular: the Florentines regret their mean and
cowardly abandonment of the liberal cause now 1t
has led to the expensive maintenance OF a large
body OF Ausrians Ii seems that only the rabole oil
bows in the streets and the aides Of England $3.50
ciato with tho Austrans Ii is psiniul to see what
quantity Of valuable objects the Austrian soldiers
have TO sell Their depredations must have been
ver great They have watches. many spendld
ySomen's Jewels. chains, rings brooches IL
makes me sick when think of tho circumstances
under which these came into their hands The
peasants Of Tuscany so much under the influence
OF the priests. and who were really influenced 70
wish Lcopold back. are enrsged now that they Ne
80 heavily taxed The priests here preach against
Liberty: they quote the example OF Jesus Tie
never. they say. rebencd against Cesar the only
liberty he wished defended was liberty OF the
Church This happened in church OF Flosenee'
last week. The Pope's Nuncio wished to get the
Sc .Statpto" prosecuted for impety. because spoke
well OF Gioberti snd Father Ventura There Is
partial liberty Of the press. but II must every day
be limited more and more BY the action OF Govern
n,eu,. In Piedmont is stu struggle for Freedom 4;
many refugees are there the people shows i'seI'
unlaunted BY the great calanitie' past and s'il
saxiou. to throw what weight Is len 1t on the
liberal side II it can Keep or better this position