New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-06-07

having commenced in Paris Thus despotc re-
zine IS fated to live in perpetual anxiety and sus
pense.
tics ere sufficiently well grounded in many re-
spects the organization Of secret societies Ia 'he
RomHn States is extensive and formidable the
sni1pcsity with which the Republicans have been
per.eeuted. hes excited IN their bosoms rooted
hatred 20 the para government, and they bide their
tine with gloomy resolutions ready 70 strike
crcs. and strike no more Circumstances are
continually occurring calculated 70 keep up this
hostile feeling among the people.
Attic late Withdrawing Of small notes 80 many
were found 20 be false, or stamped as such by the
vsriiers that several people only got 25 per cent.
Of the amount they psid into the government OH
ces add 10 this the 30 per cent deduction from is
value made in August last, AID Il VIII be essily
seen that he Republican paper has been reduced
70 nearly nothing at least With regard % the small
rotes. Tie new papai notes have been already
largely initiated, and 50 many forged ones are Ia
circulation that general alarm prevails upon the
subject. aud several bankers have formed league
searst business in any form bat metal. As has Tor
some tine been the case in Ancona, Bologna, and
ether isiee cities. Church property N the hands
Of urtsts offers 10 security i1r government paper,
as q prooi Of hIch, witness q mode In which the
conditions have been observed upon y hich tossi
frs; batch oi notes were issued. The mortgages
rave ltel liIll- u fa AArilNilH 't ..l'
annual ins;a uerfs BY which the notes were -
have been redeemed under penalty Of selling the
property, and the interest Of 3 10 per CEN. has
been knocked Of sans certnoHie. Is it wonderful
that with such specimens Of good faith before their
ewes capitalists should be reluctant to advance
money 10 the Papal government
| mentioned last Autumn that the tar-iamed Lola
Monies. passing through Rome had paid visit to
the studio Of NJ Hausser, AID purchased bis adml-
rable portrait OF GaribadL told you also that III.
Haussers studio had been deprived OF its custom
ary annual blessing last Easter, the curate having
refused to sprinkle the eiiigy Of such an audacious
rebel with holy water The uneasiness of the au-
thorities has since then increased to such pitch
that VI. Hausser received a summons the other day,
and was obliged to present himself at the Police
Office where process verbal was formally read 70
him. accusing HIM OF carrying on a complete manu-
acture of Garbaldis, Of all sorts and sizes and Of
exercising a powerful propaganda Of demagogu-
ism, by spreading that formidable Republicans
portrait far and wide among the people. Nj. Hausser
replied that it was perfectly true that ne was in
POSSESSION Of an authentic likeness Of Garibald,
which he bad bad the advantage OF taking from
life, and that he bad already made repetitOns Of it
for some distinguished amateurs, and was quite
resdy 10 do again for any others that might hon
or him with their commits sions, unless indeed the
Police authorities intended TO exercise censor
ship over the productions of his palette to which
the in Office replied that the Police bad hitherto
received 10 Instructions TO that effect NJ. Hausser
continued that the authorities might be periectyat
ease with respect 10 the extent Of bis propaganda
ism from the circumstance OF his selling the por-
trait at 80 louis piece-a price which would at
once exclude them from the majority Of Italian pur
chasers and that as 10 a desire Of spreading Carl
nbaldi far and wide b. means Of eDgrayings or
photographic prints, he could Immediately disproye
that part Of the accusation by showing letter from
Mr. Colnaghi one oil the first publishers in London,
offering HIM 100 guineas for his portrait To engrave
FROM which offer he had declined. All these asser-
iions were drawn up in writing and NJ Hausser
was requested to sign them, after which he was
allowed TO depart in peace.
The Romans have been lately thrown into trans
ports of rage by Gen. OudInots bareiaced asser-
tions in the Legislative Assembly They state
that the magnitude and huency OF his lies are only
equalled by the soemnity Of NJ. de Corcelles' con
frmation of them the most exact truth" Ii
certainly docs appear inconceivable how soldier
ard de putty get up and attribute acts TO the
municipality chosen By n Romans themselves"
when be knows perfectly well that the municipal
", or rather municipal com Mission, from HON the
acts Of submission alluded TO proceeded, was named
by bis own exclusive authority Governor Of the
city. His accounts OF the sympathy OF the RO-
mans and their desire for his success, tell terribly
against his own military skill, for how came he to
be kept outside toe walls for two months with the
population and m orty of the garrison in his favor
Well was it said by Swirl, that he who tells lie
is no. sensible how great task be undertakes, for
he must be forced TO invent twenty more 20 main.
tain that one" There has been some talk of col
il Getting all the bones OF the dead French into one
great tomb in tie Villa Doria, with a chapel over
It, 10 be consecrated with great pomp by the Pope