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The Reicn of Terror NJ Rome.

Under this significant title, the correspondents Of
the London Tines and Ners speak Of the doings in
Rome. Under date of the 18th ult they say:
Last night the domicile Of the Br -ish Consurs
Secretary was fOrcibly broken into by a band Of
Government rvihans, amid the the ries and remon.
strancGs Of his wife and family. Signor Ercole.
who was not at home, is most respectable Ro.
man gentleman, and has acted as proConsul 10 Mr
FREEDOMS absence, in which character he was De
toeto recognized by the papa authorities The
s6,yTo with gang OF carabineeTs, threatening to
blow out the brains Of the lady, ransacked book
cases, drawers, desks and cupbOards ia search of
pamphlets or new testaments all in vain. The
same night band OF ten csrabineers broke into
the house Of Sgnor Boutgil formerly tutor 70 the
Ihrogmorton family, and late under-Secretary OF
state, rummagsd his books md papers, and carried
on many English works, Macchiavei's Florentine
History, and volume of Punch In chemist s
shop, Ptac>a MaddclenG, seven doctors were cap.
tured IN The actof listening % letter which one OF
them had received, when a spy, through the shop
wlldow, deeming their attitude suspicious. ran for
pohcenen and bad the whole party in prison In ten
minutes. simple police order is now enough 70
Danish any citizen. VanBini the Tuscan COW mar.
Is ordered on to Florence from his milk shop ia ri.
Gs-G a. SPognd Yesterday, twenty or thirty
sbiTrl passed through the whole length of the Cor.
So coniiscatng 81 the red cloth cars of every Mind
IN the hatters shops. So many forced notes are
afott that even good ones don't pass; and a des.
pefate hRht with knives was the result thu Other
day, between Jew money brokers and the transfs.
ttTlHt.