The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-11-15

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There has been no change whatever in the mar
ket for American state stocks this week; prices
continuing unaltered, and business quite inactive.
The following are the current quotations
Six per per cent cent Bonds s SisssY III liz
Blk per cent Bonds (67- 'Ss) .lo4 100
ns'ysnS Five s per s ssns sf ssriss
SostUn Five per per- Gem. Bonds isss to 1899 81 %
The Bourse at Paris continues very heavy, not
outstanding the formation OF cabinet and prises
decline daily. The Five per cent Rentes are now
are now as low as sci SOC.
Our Roman Correspondence.
RoME, Oct. 20, 1851.
Tranquility IN Rome-The French 7roops-Am@i-
can Visitors and American Artists, &c, &c.
"Order reigns in Warsaw" Conspiracies insur-
rections, revolutions, among the things that
were. Nine thousand French troops maintain tran
quility in the Eternal City You cantraverse every
street, at milnight-amost at mid-day-and en-
counter only sentinel. The Coliseum, by moon
light, presents silence and solitude, broken only
by the step of the patrol Even Pho Nino himself
ooks plump and pesceful-a little pale, perhaps,
but perfectly tranquil.
The emily public measure Of interest, just at pre-
cent, is the contemplated railroad connecting Lon-
hardy with the Pont:dcate, to which the Emperor
Of Austria, the Pope, and the Dukes OF Parma
Tuscany, and Modena have signed assent, and
which is soon TO be commenced.
All efforts OF The Pope TO raise defensive force
Of lis own, seem futile; and he mas. rely on the
French, for the present, at least. The Federal
Council of Berne has forbidden further enlist nents
OF Sss. and the King Of Naples, it is understood,
is to lend 20 The See ais own Swiss regiments Ra-
nor says that q revival os the world-renovned
order Of The Knights Of Malta is thought Of by the
Pope; and that the dispersion and coniscaton ofiss
possessions, once SO immense, in France, Spain,
Austria, Poland, Italy, and Portugal, present the
chief obstacle. The Knights Of Malta were, origi.
nally, Knights Hosrtallers Of s.: John of Jerusa-
lem and, the destruction Of the order Of Knights
1empars by Philip ". Of France aud Pore
Clement v, IN 1874, they received the enormous
landed estate Of their rivals. AS Masonic order,
the frsternities united into one.
Austria Is furious a. the abduction Of Kossuth
and his reception in France and England Her
yials Of yepgeance viii surely descend en- the Porte
sooner or later; the ambition Of Russia will be sub.
served, aud European war kindled. An army Of
5000 Austrian Is COW on the borders, ready TO de-
scend on the first signal Rumor says tina. the
Austrian Minister in England is ordered 20 demand
be passports on the debarkstion OF Kossuth at
SouLhau pton but it is, probably, not true. Mean
time Austria is drawing the cords tighter and tighter
in Lombardy. private letter from Venice, Of the
10th, informs that on the morning Of that day,
Lerigi Dottesn, highly respectable young man.
bookseller OF that city, executed at the campo
Marie, oy hanging, by order OF Marshal Radet5ky.
His offence WAS correspondence with Mazzini, at
London. Efforts for communication Of his sentence
20 imprisonr ent for life, by large numbers Of the
most respectable citizens Of Venice, in vain.
An example was require i-vengeance, fired by re-
cent irriIa'ions, demanded victim; and one was
Hady 1T hard. But this is only the beginning Of
theend IN Lombardy.
Nsiters az Rome are but few, iust al present.
The English DO not come until November, and the
Americans have nearly al gore home. Among
those here just now, are Messrs. bemis, Quincy,
ard Tbayer, Of Boston Zell, of Philadelphia; Cox
Of Hartford; Kimmel, of Maryland Thurston aud
family, Of New York; and Flagg, of ST. Louis
United States Consul as Venice; and these are al
TO start, in q few days, for Naples
American artists here are quite numerous
Among them are Crawford, Greerough, Rogers,
baItn 9ionew, Wilson story, and Mozisr, sclp;ors;
ara Freeman, BrOrn, Chapman, lsness. Wotner-
has just pleted fine portrait Of Miss Banks OF
New lors, at present in Paris, ard is now a; york
on fourth eopy Of eeausiiul composition on the
subject Of Jacobs Dream. picture Of Columbus
before Eerdin and ara Isabella, or his return from
the discovery Of America, is also one Of the finest
works in his studio.
lowell, the poet. is now q. Florence, with his
smily but is to pass the winter here.
copy of the Dying Gladiator of the Capitol is
IN progress a: the order OF gentleman of ST.
Louis, fer exhibition Ia the United STATES.
Travellers make bitter complaints Of the route
from Florence to Rome and, performed ~ il usu-
ally IL, by Americans who rush through By dill
gerce, travelling nignt and day, for thirty six
cessive h0urs, IL is rather steep Let q party Of
half dozen come by uafurtro, however. Journey
ing about forty miles day and IL Gao hardly fail
10 DC pleasant The rdtisrino provides everything
You start at six in the n ornng, lay by txo hours
at noon. and stop for the night sunset The Grst
night you pass al ATreZzo, famous the birth place
of Petrarch and many other great men, and its very
atmosphere lie said to have been favorable TO ge-
MUS the second on the borders of the lovely Lake
Ihossimepe, where Hannibal de feated the Romans
two thousand years ago the third at Foligno, With
its curious old churches the fourth at she village Of
Terni the fifth at a solitary inn on the CampagnA
within tserty miles Of Rome while before noon
the s1th day, the traveller IL comfortably lodged
within the walls OF the city The whole route is
one continuous succession Of luxurian, snd lovely
valleys ard magnificent mountainS. The land.
tcapss are incoBceiyably beautiful. During the
fortnight past, the journey has been peculiarly de-
hgh1ul. The weather mas been charming, the har-
vet nOon in ali Der glory, aud the vintage at its
height. The gray old cities with their walls and
bsttiements-the peassntiy in their peculiar COS
tunes-the dimnutye donkeys, totterng along be-
meath their psuniefs, laden with vie. kegs the
deep glens and wooded hill-tops-the vast plains,
ard Tushirg streams, and old churches aud side
shrines. ard Msdonnss. and crosses, with all ,he
impcms nts OF the crucihxon, ana the endless vine
yards ard olive groVes-bas not the Gttemp: to
describe all these been made q thousand times m
vsiBl Among the interesting places passed the
route are TIE old Etruscan town of Cortons, on ts
crsg Pcruga, with il sbtiq mites Assist, csie
bratee for the abode o. - Francis, and its earth
quskes; Chiumnus, With its "genile waters" and
srctnt temple: Spoleto, vito ts citadel and rs
squeduc. bcstrdgg a ravinc 2J0 feet deep and or
broad and last, though ar from least the Fats Of
Terni. situated half dozen miles from The village
Of tha. name This IS a lovely cascade. and that ~
all The body Of water is small. but the decent,
including the rapids above ard below. ia ioOlt 20
feet The main fall Is 40 lut 90 fee. high and - |
VIDE ana sOmevhs resembles the lesser a. the Falls
Of Ni@gsrs, on the American sds. The cascade is
srhcls altogether, snd the present fs con g'ruc,-
ed IN leo, isthe result q perimeu.s Or some 1000
yesrs u drain The NelinO river "a very respec able
Kentucky creck.) which often Inundated lie valley |
With rs highly charged hmestOns waters. Chude |
Hsrods yerses upcn these fal afford -ot TIE eas.
idea Of them. But no cataract ia tae world except
Niagara, could suit these verses
As TO Rome, grand and splendid AZ Il IS. II il not
the Rome Of every schoolbOy who Ia ROAD e. TtVi
Roma " IL IL too fresh-too rev. 50 Peters