The Minnesotian. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. Territory) 1851-1852, 1852-01-03


ment of communication whatever, can
reach the people from their banishel
leaders, unless its recipient is instantly
arrested. condemned. execu'ed, or thrown
into prison for lie or a long term Of years.
At Venice recently citizen was found
in correspondence wi h tie revolutionary
committee at London. He was arres' ed
one day. AMI tried and condemned to I'll :
fer death the next. The Austrian &C.
counts $ "" Field M r>hal R dc ski has
been pleased to commute his sentence 10
Imprisonment for life An opera sing
or. who had been employed in his prore s.
ion in the Uniel States the p'st few
Years. s; season visited lis home in NJ
Ian. AT an entertainment given him ly
his friends. he offered a toast compliment
airy 10 tie people OF this country. He
was Instantly siez Il and sentenced to
long Imprisonment. He however e. capped
to Gcnoa, after infinite suffering, and W
in hopes Of re:ching the Uni'ed Sta,es.-
BY such acts as tle<e is De>poti IN has
tcning the struggle for its ov.r'hr,w.
The result canno, be foretold. Whether
the Italians, as mass, are prepared to put
in practical operation tie machinery O.
repub'icansm, if it were possible for ,h,m
TO triumph, is doubtful. The end cannot
he attained tut by cons olidatio,, at all
events; and the apparent interests are
more conflicting rs You travel from tie
bay of Naples 10 the Alps than can be
reconci'ed in one generation, even with
powerful external enemies Gu; of the way.
Toju'lge from outward appearances. at ills
distance, Napoleon must again drive the
hordes Of Austria through the mountain
gorges to the gates of Vienna-not like
him to "c"nqner a peace" but to hold
them there in check for many years, ere
Italy can become thoroughly republicans
lied; and the end will then be accom-
p'i>hed without. perh ps, great internal
c, mmo,,n and b'ood>Eed.
AT the East, the central pcw,r of
abso'u ism. Russia, has ag in suffered in
her cor est wi h tie Ci,c;ssirs under
old Scl,,my'. An armi>'i,c is declared
for ore year, during which time final
ire ~ peece is to c arr,rged. 1t m
not he so much ques ion of nccessi AS
policy on he part Of NicEo'as. thus TO
re'i,quish con est to wh'cl. lie h.. aG-
hered with so much ,tn;.ci'y or 20 long
a period. The portentiou> threa'cnires
O. the republican Storm gathering in We~-
tern nd c. ntral Europe. perhaps a;'mon-
ish him hat all his energies AMI resources
will be required in that direction. He
must, Cor the time, lay aside his grand
idea. i! he ever entertained it. o. striking
a fatal bow al Great Britain by m re! ing
over the C.uclsl> into her Indian dom Tins,
and planting the fore foot of he Great
Be:'r upon the banks of the C 'nge<. In
'ufi''mcn Of the propl ecy OF N~p,'ecn,
he IN y well think the day h; S come for he
final triumph O either repub icAnism or
Coss: ckism. He will not It urpreparcd
to meet lie issue.
During the Closing mon his Of the
year, lie es Of the liberal men O Il e
world have lie, IL d, III ell Ey the rising
sp'cnd.r of the great conste''a ion o.
Enrorean Freed,m-Louis K ssh H.
Llera Ell from tie 1hrallom of "A Turk
lsh pri. on in he month Sep cmbcr, ly
tlelnterce>sti"n II C Fnuic: rs cv,,r-
ment G procr ed to Gibr. liar u7on the L
s. ste; mer Nj ssis> phi. paced II his dis
rosa y on nltio"al Execu,v We, md from
thence 10 England. His progress through
that c,unry. as all our re d RS know.
was a continued ovation. The pcop'e, en-
mass, in all The greu eli les and towns.
ga hcrcd to hear, r, m hi own lirs. lmn-
ing with almost super hum II cloquence.
the long clilloyu. o. in lign,ies anl op-
pressons heapcd by tie house Of HIPS
burg. for ascS. up, n the brave and liber-
~ loving NJ sgy,rs. At S,uth I'm ptor, at
g ancient Guillha!l''-at NJ ,nche<ter-at
Birmingham, the men Of cd England have
greeted his coming in multi,udes Of thou
sand andtens Of thou>; ndS and the power
of his Nigh y in elect and eloquent tongue
has swayel them as the '.hurricane
swayeth the CLINT ok" Their SOU:
hesrls h We been melte |. anil burning tears
have coursed heir CHI, eks, while lis cning
to the recital Of Hung'ry's unavenee