New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-11-10

Tire only rcsu', obtained By this bu.chey has been 10
increase the evaporation and to add e.h item 10 the
long account Of political rerri.sls which st no very
distant day thc party in power will h,vc % pay
Tie accusation against these mca WIS similar TO that
Of the Engihmsn Murray. namely participation In
the death Of those Jeus caught plotting in favor Of the
enemy Now the FAC: Is thst the Government the Re
public hsd at the moment caused every person to he
arrested upon whom eny ever so slsh, suspicion could
-,hey were sent 70 he Castle Of SPoleo. and on tho
spprosch Of the Au,rsns they were transferred by tn
military commsndant 20 Rome They reached ROM
Just before the French occupation and escaped Ia tae
ocnfusion and although they were only arrested pro
'sionay ard were al guilty yet N ne returned to
seneesgla or Ancona but got away TO South America
The execution OF men on this chsrge is mocksry.
Had the Government Of the Republic taken vigorous
measures against the IesuiS instead Of using such
IRENE ioreearpnoe the enemies Of their country would
not have dared publicly brave the public and thus
brig down vengeance on their own heads
In Piedmont matters 90 on badly All good and lib
ern Journalists have been driven into exile or are un
der legal process In consequence the papers which
speak truth feaIleesly sTe stopped Four days agoa
list of go political refugees residing here was made
out thirty TO be OF the country and the rect
to be scattered in various towns Among them the
of the Committee of Benevolence The object Of the
Ssrdnirn Government scatter these and thea
singly 10 cxpel them rather than cause commotoa in
this town by driving Of the country large q mum
Der of eminent men in one day coup fetSi may
daily be expected here to get rid of the word C0sss
0H though the King is absolute De facto AMI the lib
erty of individuals is slight can be under any
gime.
Apicture of part OF sly is vcry nearly picture
politically Of all other pars. Bonbs has, however.
taken aversion to vessels arriving from the uated
States OF America which othertalian Princes have not
dared TO show On the arrival of vessel from Amer
lea It is boarded by police and military. Captain and
mate, together with the crew. are landed In custody
the two former being only strictly watched beng
ponsible for any revolutionary suspicious letter
document which may be found on board The vessel
is then searched by police and customhouse officers.
If nothing contrabsnd POLITICALLY be found then tho
cargo sent to cutom.house. Then fresh search OF
cargo is made and the police examine the ship most
infinitely unnaing suspicious places snd pulling things
pieces During these operations except police
custom house officers is permitted to have to
the vcssel-nor the captain with the
signees. Should nothing be discovered which can
alarm the authorities then the captain and crew return
to the vessel Letters by vessel or by post coming
from she United states opened and il anything sp
pears which not perfectly understood Il is destroyed
uron suspicion. The vessels Of Americans not sub
eced oil the yeNaons of Italian vessels. but all tho
officials OF Bomba dare to do to annoy them and impede
all communication, is done.
About two months ago mate, named Perandelli, had
a Bible with him which had been given TO him by the
New York Bible Society. 1t was seized most crm,
nal hook To save any else from implication he
confessed was his lie was sent with the offending
book TO Court Martial and Immediately sentenced to
ten years of chains In the gayss with thieves and muir
derers He ia now expiatns his crime
A day Of reckoning is coming-may It come quickly
to put an end to such horrors.