Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-11-21
From the London Daily News.
Outrase on an American Citizen.

American citizenship granted to European political re.
uSees bids, since the Costa dispute TO become serious
sbenr To the dcpoiic governments of the Old world.
question has sriscn between the American Vice Consul At
aud the Governor of that ciy the SUI, Of
named Papcr, who, during the political vusons
of lSiS and 1872 took up asiust the Aurians in
support Of the liberal cause aud i'll defence o his
try. Subsequent convinced him how unsa. il
oil his principles reside in the rapal States;
aud he therefore mide interest at the American legation
with view TO improving his future prospects. lie was
directed the United States Conmodor. board the
United states ship o~ar Constitution then at anchor in
the Cult OF Spezza, where he kindly received
induce him repair the United Staes and become
citizen Of that republic, plan he succeeded in effect
ing.
Flmilv matters houever, calling him back lately TO
this country. he returned To Macerata temporary Wis
it. His well known opinions rendered him obnoxi-
the police and he was consigned 10 the dungeons
OF FoO tor ;wo months where the vndctNc reartonary
party strained every abricatc home accusation
against him. but all in vain. lie consequently ibe
rated with the Injunction leave the country again
In this dilemma lac oethought himself of his right
protection, bu, unfortunately he had crcen
tals whatever in his possession to establish his natura
zition. lie WROTE ssandinG to the American Vice
Consul AuCuna with details of s situation requesting
his official aii in procuring the necessary documents from
America. whittier II the same time he expressed an
dent wish TO return.
The Vice Consul immediately cxercd himself TO the ut
and addressed hniscf at To his experimenting
Cun,u! the L. Legation Rome and the chief local
thory Aucoua- This latter disntary fenced of the
question long he could but finally promised send
subt,nstei against him, if there any, pack him
OF once apparently the s'ge Dogberrys principle
fake o him, bat let him go-and thank q II
nd OF knave. ln consequence Of this ietcTIn
nation Paperi arrived AZ Ancona few days recently AID
examined the morning of October ls;h, by the
Governor who informed him ;hat If allowed leave the
couniIy h. sign ohli CATION return
others ise lac would DC back TO Maccra for perma
nSuCc.
PaDcr cndrlvorcd persuade the Governor OF his in
of any crime further than his political opinions
declared his Life boyhooj his love of his country aud
liberty, but anarchy and lamentnG compulsory
the only alternative Of the dreaded Mace
The Governor allowed him three days consider
his cause and reminded him that he signed the declara
ZION would be- with his free VIII that lac did
Tie Governor also added that from his personal
kuowrgr he could nothing against him, AMI limiting
that he himself acting under the influence OF the Aus
lra- who regarded P,p"t aud his American citizenship
With friendly The result Is that Papeti ru.a-
t' the all of friends, who have influence with the Gov
ernor avoid signing bis punishment lie has oInd
ship direct for LONDON which sails in months time
Meanwhile. he is permitted TO remain in AncOna,
he has decided taking refuge in monastery, the
top of mountain twelve miles OIL where he remains,
awaiting what may happen.