New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-02-08
ITALY.
The Popc-The Coronation Of Napoleon III.


ROM, Friday. Jan. H. 1853.
To 20. or not TO 90, that is the question which
now agates the Council of his Holiness and the Sacred
College and respecting which Pho Mono Is OF an opinion
directly opposed 10 that OF majority Of his Cardinals
Naturally fond OF homage and applause, as was but TOO
evident in the OF his reign and anxious
70 escape from the trGumes IN which be s held by The
Cardinal Secretary OF State, the Pope Is resolved TO
visit France and perform toe con-ecrauon requrcd Oh
him by the Emperor. This firm resolution has thrown
the Sacred College into the greatest CONSERVATION AM
of Cardinals was held last week 10 CONSIDER
the matter in which Cardinal AntOneh announced 10
his eminent brethren that he had opposed the ropes
determination the utmost but that ne saw very Wen
that IL would be ia ysin and that his Holiness would
uIie 10 the Emperor, d. pTopri0 PnsHo expressing AIS
willingness 70 undertake the journey, IN spite OF tue OPP
position Of the whole Sacred College. II su urged by
their eminences that Pope having crowned the nrsl
sovereign Of the Napoleouic dynasty the whole race y
sufficiently COnsecTAied, without u Pope having 10
snoini each succeeding Emperor and That were sdch
precedent 20 be established no Csthoic fotHttHte III
EuTcpe would be satisfied without Ootsning IN rs OWE
nersoD The cronin- work OF the hesd Of tie Church
The fact H. the Sacred College lie tloToH5ly Aus
trian following the example OF Cardnh AM 'n"ur
while the Pope IL French In hs 'endenc;s- ana oost
nate when his mind Is made up Add 10 thu that
the French have the nine points OF the law on Their sie
by having Rome in their possession, ana y oeS1rh's
more than probable thst despite OF Austrian ana hf'
sian influence and the struggles Of the Criminals no
Mono will repair to Pari. aud pour tie sacred oil GU tue
head Of Napoleon III.
THROUGH the intercession of the British Min
iste, Lord Roien was enabled when AZ Florence 70
vit each OF the condemned martyrs IN their prisons
lie found the woman resigned aud patent heI en'e'
anxiety directed toward her husband AMI whose ua'
known suaerings she regarded more than wlai rhe ef'
self endured Francesca Madih received hls iordslp
whhtears OF haIkfalness iui the gloomy nights OF cap
iiyiy lad greatly led both his o0dy and hs mat
No murnur however. eieeped hls hpr, ior, IAs us
faithful partner he supported by grace gwen hin
from On high lie talked 90 the comfort which "a. hAd
in the Scripture b. iound Tie testimony Of The Lorl
Jesus il them Ii great support lie cared L5ie ~
other books ia coup ai JCI WITH the word u God "
found fsy- Lord EOlen, ia Francefco alilAi si1-
leuirdcl Christian II ntly dere.sesi aud worn DOWN
IL te.cfe suffering mCaitl and bodily lie maze no
complaint. ard spOSe will TIE greatest re- peek " TIC
Grand Duke lis sJverelgr, 20 waofu hsi previously
herTd he 5sC oysays cen attached hnd loyal su'-t
Wien lfkeG Inn II could 10 AZ tlng Tor "a n, ee
said 'Nothug bui % p-sy for me Then oierei uP q
shtft tFsN sr h h1 i1r the iuuhuce o. God favor
ana siittort toward lin AM his wife, au1 babe HIN
farewell VIII feelings Kindred - thcss VIII wh.ch lid
taken leave q lis poor VIE 4i-e sFaLAA it-utc %
Frtncescos heath csusei BY want u nu'rlneni a-d
exercise IN The open ~ convinced those Hlc 81, n ?
i,ftreG him IA hs confinement that 4frliate Lao1.
icll advce was necessary, and hQ-ataly would IA, r
dics,ed relaxat0n q tEe hrfd bondage q the pTis-
onsr i0T the preerTAfCn O. be he But tle rcpscssl.
aiiCns % Ills eject wl.e made IN VAN - tie IliaoEs.
Another correspondent writes:
We saw Rosa CT New Years day. and i1uad her h
better hsslh srd velv cheerful exceptinE wl~l sue
tie trials ale lad undergone. rnd o-Eg riler tnns
sle vls hororcd 70 sui "a sr tee csase 4 Chrtst.
Tie Inspector bad sl0vca her % sTe liile EeFt %
New ieois dsy 70 an tho lcIlHle prisoners IS a POI
lerta al cass al wine = each and Us rare 0qPOrg-
MY for lie exercise q her Eererc1s snd coli?aonse
\ feelings csused her greet Qiessure WI cescrloe
70 ycu her .rzhful costume. n winch ney ernie -,
shC licked vel and c-rl1td Hes c-eui-se : OF
ccsTse material Ike sacoth, then she wears knttsi
WCrsied garment ever which = : brown cn1is roe
sucl - = wCra ~ The Frs-cscrns Over a.! =. Norn
tie livery c; the prsou, ca brosd yelo" sni "lie
stirred CC1rss linen ug1eTt ne skft 1atss sack All
On her head she close skulcaq q the same iasL
sEed ~ tape under htr elm, llT being sen 80
hss coarse t0se ard great thcA sloes am n9i sire
that ever tod you vasr describing her cell t1ai her
seat was q ruund sCo, IKE E4k-.- ltoo c1--.ei -
tie wei in corner Of The room; and n The opPose
correr i - "a foUts:col also ckElssi tnat poor
Rcsa vhCn.t her WORK ca the 500. O. repentance c
net make use Of the second s stool 10 keep hs- ie'
from TIE cold hr.ck foor. she told - a. Va
size was brought frOm Florence, inseaa q -
/ ing oC-veJed a; once . L2ccA- tAey Aspt g
nighI and hlH 4lT n t1e colltiSl PtI.se~
Al P,ftss which she sid va most tiily
Place ard TIE aecd they gave 10 he- Eas ios ios,a
scsre 70 e. tel yCu al tbs, because 80 ssi-e Il
esh papers peek of the ki1iness NIl "a-ca II! &c
fre.,.d Tnecfscis-s are as kird a. Icy e4-e % O.
About 70 duys ago u Coi,uc, the Svss \ 1s,'f cap
ain 70 u Frussizn LeoG, o5 nd leave t1.glz1 ne
Mag q Prussia % visii cnce tie pt2cncrs. Nnel &c
awlifn en- he rttETn be was - n1ra -aec;ed ~ p.
could rot az rsi sresk.Nihnr sFeai cins;oh he Al
he lad never met with suy lsax A'oie
tie wcrh a. this child q Cod Frk-ceseo Nsti he sAi
/ - n CtlCmhe that he fet re had dcre via esfsey
things, - &c believed Gods WI tat Ne s1oid 1e
r His cause and he hs therefore tired 10, 10 ih-HA o. h'
sssT we and her su-er-nss, exceIf "sel = p's!es'