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AsteuHs ei ihr RHpek EHffy Iala BBIlt. RonE, April l2, Is59. The G3orRalr a Roma, of tbis date rpntnins n lsng nnreUni of the ceremonies which foOk pIacs the entranes of the Pspe Ei Rome His Holiness arrived ai GeHzaRo the lath. al A x, where hs alighird received tbs bcBeaiclinn n Inc church aud gave his blessing ta fhe NeapsIltan tF0aps thAs had accompanied him tO that plmre. He agaiB re- ceived fhe beRcdicliBn at Ariceia. and arrsyeG al Alhan0 ui lU a., where hs rHreiysd nt the entrance cj fhe cathedral by Cardinal PAtrIzi, bishop si the place He again rscnfred the hen5sdictioh, gzve hts blessing from balcony ie the crowd thai had asnsRIblea. and acneptcd of a colati0h in ti,e bishops pxihcp. He set oHt for Rome al . ?. E,, and arrived tbeFe al p'clOck. Tine Erenah and Fapal troops were drawn up pa the firzzs Isteran- eHse. where they preseHlea arms, whis The szIuses o iae French artillery and the Egns oi Caste Saint Angeto reni the air. miagtng with the solemn sound Of the bella Car6inal Barherini arch priest Of the Basiiics of LAtersn received tns Pope has6 of his chaptsr. while the head sf the prsvis- ioual municipal commission presented 10 him inc keys Of the Eternal City Chsvaiier AIiprsndi read short speech in The nasne of fbe commission, h winch his Hutiness grsrinHsiy pleased fs make . becoming answer On aiiehtinr from ms car risge, his Helinnss was received by ihoir Emihen- oss ;hs Cardinals Of ;he Commission ss Ssste and by the Cardinal Siear, preceded by ali the secular and regular clergy Of the capital Al the yrsiibne he received ths homage of the dipioanaic body. He than received the holy bcnsdctpn of the church which be afterwards lsfi and returned to his ear rage.
 The procession then went io the Bailica oi the Vatican hy the StradR San Giovanni. the Amphi- theatre Of Flavnk, the Areo de psnlnni the Piazza Trajsua. Piazza d-gi AposlOi. and Strada Pspaie. The cO-tsre composed as follows;
 company of papai drHgsOns. one of Feliiss, one of freueh chsssears Hsq of TeHcb arsgooas, company ui French Genuarmes, Brig. Gen. Gaa- conmAnlaai of the place. and his safs deiaeh- sImenf of nohle guards aad his Hosinsss. in com Pasy with Monstgnor ( d'0tthisne Ano MnnssgDo- Berroueo. To the right Of iis carriage was Gen RaTagusy 6Hiiiiers, 10 the lefG Prince Alter - Next followed the French 6ragoons. Cardinals Pat rfzi, Della Gengn Serrnattei FsnEiceih CnsoHi Attieri. Dupont. Antobclii, inc Provisional Mum cpAl Commission, and tue diplomatic body. Al tas houses were deekec cut anu immense cYoNc filled the streets. The Pope wRs received a, the Basilies of the Vatican by Cardinal Matieci al the head oI his chapter, and by his Sacred College which accompanied him 10 the altar. The urnii9n 0f Sl 4 nstin was then rrcileG, the Ambrosan hyInn wus sung. and thF beaeciettoL given After which the Eey Father kissed the foot of the statue Of St Peier. and retired to tlis pai3ee- h ths evening the cDpois ol St. Pefers the Capital the Strsda q B6-ge Auurs, the Monle Pincto, tiae Piazza de Pepoo, and ihe Via Condotii were liuniusted.- Not The slightest disturbance took place.
 The Osssreiare Romano publishss letter from Eeiletri, of the l0tu, from which extract lhe following passage word for worc:
 ' l wiil lsi you 5 iHct without example in ! uHHEis Bf ths urtd- Errsst of 5fETsuriE0 instead si flowers rGrp-is had laid fhem- selves Sn the ground. thas loruiaS humRb pave rnens begging taHi the Pope would % -oter them ,'i We extrac, the following from letter ds,sd Rome, April t2, pubIisI,sd ln ths G>bet4:
 :" The Pope expected at four Uiock, and precisely al The appointed hour 5 courier arrived iul speed, an acnr the approach of the cvrfege The arrival of lhe BaeElStTaa gave line Enal ,le artillery, and the cannon began to thHnoer Iorth. from minute to minute. 4 cloud of dust Was incl seea, and through Il geaEned the helmets 0f the Pope's escort. The people descended from Inc walls and trees, apc precipitaied themselves meet him Then opensd tae great gate ef tue Cathedral, and down were brought the seven yellow and rec ! flags, which represent the seven churches and which were carried with thai pf St Juhu ds | Lsteran to meet the S0ver-igu PouiiH In f-ant I Of them YVES carried the creas pl the Emperor 1 Chart-magne- From tbs opposite direction tn q simple trsvelinr carriage, came The Pope. fl inc right o' the esrriage ths eofnman aer- in 0i ihe French corps, accompanied by beav of French G-agOOns. The French infantry lined the roae at each si1e the whole benanc the knee whilst the drums bsei the salute. The Pope carriage advanced slowly in the mHsf of shsals Of Viva il Papat Viva il SaHjo Paarst 10 the steps oi the NhtoeuFba' hS ilOtk I ututf ascsn0f0 iaH steps .. giving hts hlsssing She people soldiers knssl- Ing before him. Tue military bands then burst forth and the cTnms thpnasreG oui their ionr rul The people rushed into She church afisr the noreee around the Pope
 ' Iu ihs evening tine city was one mas of iirht li any dODbts remasned to iae reception rtveu 10 the Pope. the iiluminatlsns have 0isspa;eu theIn W aat was FeuarkAhie YVES tbeir geuersl chaructsf--no. n street house that 0c De. show sis iainpiOns, lanterns esBdies. As spectacle 1; was wonderful l doubt st, an -fiec, Q! light there is any thing ;s Srd fine as our Champs Ejyse-s. with ifs great illumination Of coiorea iaIps: but there, addition there was the iliuuli- nHtion oi the monuments The cnpeia oi Si Peters wiin ts of flame; the and palace Of the Capitol siood out ID lines Of ght the top oI ta4 grand stBirease of ths Capitol. ihr huge statues of Castor suG PshBx, ana thsf of Marcus Aursiius left without light, threw for,h gigantic shadows across the space: The long street of the Borro N0ovo which leads from the bridge Of Si AHreis 10 St Pelsrs. covered with srch of lanterns, nn4sf which eircnat-a immense and ,sy sas crowd. One el tke most brilliant points was ibs street ol the Co1dotti. Open Carriages eircuiniea freely through these lines of hr-, and tbe eve plunged al earh step in the streets and unns every of which was in up l cannot xsy If on fhat osy ihers were any dis~eatisnt voies st Rome; but certainly ihey had been themselves drBwp swzy, l moi by the general i-eliug, least by beauty of the scene sroand, and hae taken part ii ia spits of themselves