New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-09-02
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Rows. Aug S.-Nr CiacsioncS remarks uDoa 'le
dungeons ot Naples, and the pltcrru mode IN
which ne bCuTsonlc sovereign treats hiS cx-n'ni>-
ttfS. haze been ~lctlF although secretly circulated
M THIS country. ana have produced most profound
sensation not mucc Ot surprise A. the conduct %
hlng Ferdinand As 81 exhibition Al rs being maize
0u-Ac throughout Europe. The government cd b'>
Houut>> may more or less be subjected 20 The same
structures, and II Is deeply - be regretted % - flc
French government should have had ,he power.
without he VIII. 20 prevent many crylng SINS Of
ml>gogeWmcnt. l. = true that the French govern
meni. - represented m Rome by VII. Ce Raynerl
and General Gcmoau. does not directly prosecute
the people but II allows the Roman authorities 90 do
So. and. m case OF need. seconds them n H. The
lIWentat.e consequence ~ such course = The IN
crease OF assassination which threatens % become
a complete system OF organ Led Vengeance Ile
list victim of the siiletio Was an individual named
cesar, IN the employment o. titlinN An'oncAb
WHO had the reputation Oi beng Spy The dagger
was left M ms body. and : Sdil io have been pre-
ClSe'y az the same description aS that which proved
fatal 70 the Chancellor Evangelism.
Every act OF the GoyCrnmen. seems destined 20
increase the Irritation and discomfort prevalent M
the Provinces. You NAV recouect that on The
proclamation OF the republican form OF government
the event WAS greeted With a series OF festivities
Throughout the state. the expenses beng borne by
the community of eaCh town or village. represented
by the municipality ana Calei magistrate. GaC Pa
psi Government has now bethoughi itSetot h'S fact,
and has ISSUED most Sapen circular to the proNin-
Clal municipalities. declaring that. n the kopu0u-
can Government WIS en Illegal one, us orders
should have been tuiiouSlv tISabtyod hy Is subor-
drateS and that therefore The mag >frate> must re-
fund the sums which they expended from the mlui-
cpal boards for 81 infamous purpose rs celebrating
WITH icStige rooicin,> the downfall OF ms Holiness
" Oh fatto dl jirtt0 from the sovereignty 81 the
Roman states
Another circular UAicts a fine o.; two dollars per
dier ON the chief magistrate OF each municipality
So long Us be negiCc> 10 enforce the payment Of
the burihensome TX on an classes OF trateSmcn,
aguculiurall>tS and manufacturers. and PROBES
slOlal men OF every demon nation. which has been
long held ferr1~.H1 over the reluctant popu-
laton. but winch has not hitherto been carried out.
The poor magistrates mas demonstrate 90 The words
Of he old song " f. is not - easily done rs said, 20
collect mpracti, able mpo>itioas. and restore the
exhausted finances OF a ruined eXrdelucr. The
Official iOurna. OF YESTERDAY evening announces that
paper money 10 the amount OF 95>j dollars has been
withdrawn from circulation and SIT apart io Doe burnt
spending amount of treasury certlhcaieS nav
ing been disposed of duEng the month of July
>lgnor Balbl native OF Malta. a cameo cutter
and a most respectable person, arrived from That
island on the 5th inst and landed az Civlta Necchla,
where De was seized by the police, stripped of great
part OF his clothIng and deprived OF his papers. IN
GLIDING ms regular English passport. signed by Gen
esal Eice, pro governor OF Malta, instead OF which
a temporary passport was given HIM. with which ne
was allowed to continue his journey 10 Rome
such are the ndignitics 10 which British subjects
forced 10 submit through the suspicion, the fear,
the hatred Of the ecclesiastical authorltIcs.
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