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The canal,lon of Ilnlr.

1 There Is general lmpFessoa, says \. r. Esea
 ing Post, among tlr observant uin,ss Of Europe,
 that Italy is again on the ere of violeas and san guinsEy revolution. Almost esery fofega news. i paper thai we rcs,i--evefy one which dares io in
 innate is opfocas {sii of forebodags aS tes,ne ! great tsoable a, hand. Even Lae conservative ps
 psrs of Louaoa aud Paas de not suppress tleir fears and he silens miiliary preparations Of Aus
 tria show that inc gasernElentS sFe pot unaware of what iS ia the w:aa. Ame,tcsn travellers receatly [ returned from Europe, with whom we have con yersed, brag with saeln the saose cgny ,e.joa. ] Fhs vague but almost pp,ygrsai felljng has. doubtless grown eatof he discoveries lsseA have been recently made Of the systematic and prosras
 ted crael,es practsea hy the different despoiisms of Italy. Mea are instinctveiy persuaded iaa, such ouirages mast provoke reaction and revenge. Yet the daily reports show that these Rhvmanstes.
 unressrained by the fearGal indignation awakened [ by MT Giadstone'S exposu es, are continued in a more severe and brutal spirit than ever \ letter
 in the London News, written at Naples, confirms ! Mr. Gladstone, thus:
 The prisons are fall of persons not vet tried { their number an1utnts to twenty thousand, with. out iaelndag those who have hee1 arrested, but
 shortly siter liberated. la lais HninbeF there are
 about ten thousand imprisoned by measgres oftbe police lRskure de Io6aia,) because some book ~ ! print was found in3their houses which sTogsedthe
 sHspR1an of lie authorities. SignuT Corraslo an old man nf D. sent to prison for haying written some extracts from raeitHS in his memorandum
 book. and a certain Sigaar Cisto was imprisoned
 for bayIng had n his possession Gaizofs Democrat
 e en France In Leoee, Ggnora Arpa was arrested 1 because she would not tell where her hnshane, a
 wealthy bsrriser suspected for his liberal ideas,
 had fed lnNapies, widow, Donna Maria Rieci- Deyenes, doomed 10 SIX months inprlsons 9 Inent for having visited her son priest. who had ! escaped from goal, and was 10 leave bS eaantfy l forever on beard oi an English steamer. In the
 provinces the houses ef the liberals are sacked and
 ties; and in Salerno, General Palma Aad had aog.
 ged twenty persons publicly in the market hoese. in
 order that they should confess here they had con
 cealed their arms. In the councils Of tic cabinet the plan was discussed to establish extraordinary | commission under the name of Giunia d State. with the power to pass sentences without the iu-
 diciai fonns.
 I That such atrocities should awaken profound feeling Of indignatoni IS ratural. and we are glad
 to see that the English journals, which are con sersstive in character, and which express them selves commonly with great caution, put no re-
 s,ralnts upon ,heif weris wien discoursing of
 Italian aboainatious. The London News for in-
 stance, which IS semi-beral in its turn, bus which
 is vet supposed to represent most influential part
 of the present whig ministry, speaks in such ve-
 hement language as this, of the doings of the Ro-
 man Court:
 .'The Pope has allied himself not merely to despotsu Ill principle, but to cruelty and tyranny 1 in practice. There he is the bosom irlend of Fer | nnana. the perured and the bfuial himself the great SanfedSt Of Italy: blessing the Sanguinarv
 hordes of CroatS by which Austria for little while 1 longer keeps down the fallen lIbertiHcs and the growing intelligence of that Peninsula; plotting
 agains, the constitutional freedom winch Piedmont is consolidating as an example f9r all italians; willing 10 self the political influence ot his ehnreh l In France 10 the highest bidder against human
 progress; inteschaaelng compliments with that very Car whom his predecessor summoned to meet him
 in the courts of heaven for his imperial crueltles to
 womeni driving bought. intelligence, learning and science away from the temples of religion; teaching ] and imbung, Mr. Gladstone has shown, the
 mIad of youthful parity and innocence with prn- i ciples demouiaca and views anti social; and att
 tempting, Ill the nan4e of that Redeemer who above all things declared lis kingdom not to be of this world. to disturb the tranquility, if uot to tear to pieces the integrity of this empire.
 1 popesiom so allied. so acting; thus associated. i thus depeHdant, cannot last ltwere to disbelieye l in the goodness and mercy of Almighty God to has creatures 10 suppose Il could. 1t tTiumphS for while; but day of retnbuton and punishment must be approaching. England has bui to lei loose the democracy 0t Europe; t0 give rein io tba dem agogy which is eager for the fray: ta withdraw her moral resistance 10 those caamities which are i'm pending over the continents and Italy would it8elf settle forever tbe popedom. Popery, RomaniSm. the faith, The church of Rome might and probably would be left. But that subtle, fatheSs, retent- leSS cebate court Of priests, which IS the huges fraud as well as he most romorSeless cruelty ever praeticed on mankind, would be swept away, with all congena organizations, by those who have felt it's heavy, icy, ealmmy hand most.
 Human endurance has limits; they have bong been passed m Italy. chaos of eomm dnism would be preferable 10 the destruction of humanity now in progress in that unhappy land. its rulers and oppressors have taught the world their own worth leSsneSs, and the Pope Pic Mono has blessed them for their tyranny. Both mast go tagethet the po pedom and Italian GeSpotlsm are !s the same boat, Il IS ready to sink with thelr weight Lord Pal Ders,oa, ID sending around Europe Mi. GiadStoneS pamphlets has warned the world of the approach. ing storm; has iRtimste1 the policy of England when the swelling waters of the deluge shall arsei has noiitieI 1has, though we may pick up drown issg prince hefe and heEe, Il vii De trom motives of humanity, and m, from wish to restore him 10 power. No: they have neglected all opportunities thrown away the means of safety cut of all retreat sowR the whiriwnd. and must reap Inc storm and, as there iS a God h Heaven, Italy will rise again free from popedom."
 Such paragraphs in the radical pnn4s of England in the Leader. the Despatch, &e., would only prove the convictions of tbe writer of the Daily News, whose relations lo Lord Palmerslon are more than suspected, they poEAAsJfle Highest significance. As the extract well resssaks England alone stands between the dynabties of Europe and the wild deinocracies, and f fshe once withdraw Der hand, there will come such flood ss has not been seen in these late days.