New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-03-24

Z with bis usual prompthess and ability. Mr. Cass,
IN this connection, stated that on the occasion OF
interview which he rad with his Holiness,
shortly after his return to Rome, he expressed TO
him bus intention OF recurring 70 and carrying cut
the principles of reform with which had com
ileneed his Government, az fast ard % as great
an e1 test as the CONDITION OF bis people would
permit, rAteer than Of abandoning them.
The American Artists Of Rome, who were then
toasted, replied through Mr. Freeman. one OF
then number, arc several other sentiments COM
pmentafy 10 them we're offered ia the hope Of
craving out some OF the others but they seemed
10 be less res6y With words than with the pencil
81 The chisel Two beautiful Odes. written for
the occssipn by Mrs Ann g Stephens, who was
snoug the invited guests. were suug-one By y.
c. TUcker, Esq OF your City, and the other by Mr..
Kenble If Rome. IL adOed BOT little 10 the
hilsrity Of the occasion 10 hear our familiar Ame-
rcsn airs well performed by an Italian band.
bail Colunh is," Yankee Doodle Garry me
back 10 Oc Nireinny,' &c. were the order oi the
evening At eleven c clock the company retired
to an adjoining saloon, and after one ortwo merry
dances dispersed 10 their several bones, 50 that
twenty four O'Clock" should not bring the Sab
bath uIon even such innocent snd patriotic iest-
vites as the celebration Of Washington Birth
day.
The Carnival has just commenced, but the Ro-
msns seem 10 take very little interest in it
hsskng being prohibited by the Government.
there are no costumes or very few. The English
seem TO enter into the spirit OF IL more than the
Italians, and shower their boQuets and confetti
upon the psssers by in great profusion. Ii seems
10 be most childish piece OF business. Imagine
several hundreds Of gro~n.up men and women
assembled in Broadway ia open day light pelting
each other with flowers and sugar plums! The
races at the end of each day are quite as absurd.
Ii 10 applying the same trick 10 horses which idle
boys with us play upon an unfortunate deg who
"hsint got 10 friends, tying tin pot to bis tall
and starting him of. They only substitute spiked
balls for the tin pot. There is an additional mum
Der Of French troops brought in during the Carni-
val, to patrol the streets al night and guard the
Corso by DAY, rs there seems ~ be some fear OF
al outbreak. Nothing serious, however, need be
expected at present. The French force is too
strong, ard is bucked by the whole French army
within a weeks sail and rail.
But, whatever the Tory journals may say, do
not believe that the Romans are reconciled TO be-
ing deprived of self government and 20 being sub
iectt TO the worse than Turkish despotism OF the
Papal Camera. This Government could not exist
for aweek if the French should be withdrawn
ard the people waiting hopefully Tor some
change in French politics which VIII bring tnis
about. The Government watches very closely
those whom it suspects, and has made many ar
rests. A short time ago party OF young Italians
were arrested for singing the Marseillaise' MAG
zni's Address to the French Chamber has been
cirCulate here, and has made deep impression:
IL is very difficult to obtain any reliable political
iniormston here. If you ASK the bankers and
others whose interest lies in sustaining the pres
cit false and temporary calm, so that there may
be 10 interruption Of travel &c, they will tell you
that the Roman People never really wanted a
Republic and that il was the creation OF MOB,
led by a few demsgcgues. They will tell you
that il was got the Romans no resisted so brave
~ the French for so long time, but that the grest
BODY OF the citizens, and all OF the respectable
wers.i favor of their entrance into tue city
bat that 4 was band of brigsnds, led by Cart
badi who inundated the whole OF tne innsot-
ants and at the same time fought the frenchl-
In short, they get their account OF everything
from the London Times and Austrian Lt0yd 81
But if you can find an Italian who is unconnected
with the Government, who dares TO tell you his
opinion you can learn bow deep and bitters their
hatred of the system Of despot'sm under when
they suffer. How can il be otherwiseI There 10
no such thing as public justice. The Judges arc
entirely sponsibe, and, receiving but fifteen
crowns a month salary, are in the habit OF selling
favor in the most open and shameless manner,
A few days since a man was shot for killing his
mother. This wretch had been guilty oil pre-
vious murder of bis wife, and his mother bousnt
| him If " it'll some money viii IN abe had saved
and soon after his liberation he killed her, to oo
tain possession of the rest OF her money. inc
people said, and with reason. that the Judge
! ought 10 be shot with him, for he was the cause
BIZ bs5Ps a free sS es%PIs y the crime
tie mercy of secret foe, occurred some time
since. A master buiIderof spectability was ar.
rested aud thrown into prison which was so
damp and INV bOlesOme that il was evident that
the design vas that he should die OF disease-
No reason was assigned to him, bat he was In.
formed that the Government bad not got sufficient
evidence 10 try him. Luckily he found a friend
in bold and talented advocate, who took up his
cause with such vigor that the judge was obliged
to bring him 10 trial which resulted Ii the follow
ing docisi,n; The Government have not as yet
sUihcieIt proof against you, but yoo are sus-
pected person. and must bold yourself in readiness
TO appear nj any time upon the same charge -
Tt poor mans health was so broken by this i'm
pTisoDment that he died within year OrtwO from
lis liherstlon. Truly you at home know not how
to prize the blessings O free Government, OF the
equal administration Of justice, of the career
open TO talents, for you DO not realize that your
land is one OF the happy exceptions TO the rule
which prostrstes the many for the elevation oil the
few.
! had intended giving you some information
about the American artists in Rome and their
coiLgs, but must reserve this for a future letter.
Yours, ORION.
The Reception Of the Ecclesiastical Titles
BIN aI Rome.
Under the date Of February "a, the Roman cor
respondent OF the Times, states the effect pro-
duced ct Rome by the British Ecclesiastical tt.
ties Bill The writer says: The French Lega-
ton yesterday received dispatches announcing
the Tesult Of the division Lord John hassells
notion but il 10 only this morning that we have
tie London papers OF the 18th, which give the
conclusion Of the debate The majority aston
isbes every one, and strikes a certain degree OF
n -. - T.. ~.