The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-07-15
AFFAIRS IN ROME.

CARDINAL ANToNELLI ON THE RESOLUTION IN THE
LEGATI )Ns-IOssEs BY AMERICANS.
Rome (June 25) correspondence Of the London Post
Before proceeding vi ct to reduce his revolted
subjects 10 their customary allegiance Pope caused
the o 10 BE up
the egn representatives accredited to the Court
is by this time known how after the rebellion in the
neishborng State of Tuscany, vigor was dis
played IN the intrigues which for some time
agiated Bologna, where revolutionary club
known Of and urged on by foreign influence On
the departure Of the austrian troops which place
rase the conaagration. The first signals werepedtous
cses, people In tri colored flags and cockades
Crowds assembled before the Legstas palace,
Gown the Pontcai arms in spite the dsa pprobaton Of
the good which was drowned by the cries OF the
factions. In the midst Of this popular tumult, de.
putation, selected from amongst the principal re
bels, in the name Of the people OF Bologna, boldly
manifested to the most eminent Cardinal Legate that
bad been resolved TO confer the Dictatorship on King
The Ponthcal authority being thus outraged the
Leeate in the presence Of those who surrounded him
soemnly protested against such acts of violence, and
withdrew to Ferrara after having consigned another pro-
'est in writing This example Of felony Boon follow.
ed, and almost in the same manner, by Rsveuna
the arts and nsssons oaes rGosa
men; nor did they refrain from using
the mce subtle arts and efacscious means backed BY
foreign influence to induce by degrees other provinces
alec, although every endeavor made by the govern
meD to arrest the torrent by the aid of its own troops
WbO nave renamed Iatnfut such events taking place
under the eyes and TO the horror of oil capuot but
Ill with bte'ness the psternai mind OF mis- Holiness
who has seen with what fraudulent and malignant
ars It has been, aud still is, tried 10 detach from
Dis ieelnmase authority and government some pro-
v'nces which have been primary objects Of his most
anxious and loving benefcence Compelled. however,
BY the duties Of conscience and by his solemn oaths 70
guard the sacred deposit Of the patrmony Of the Church
entrusted to bis care and 70 transmit ntegAy 70 biz
eucoessors the Holy Father, whilst he has ordered the
undersigned Cardinal Secretary oi State to bring
under the coenizance Of your Exceency the acts OF
rebellion which have been contaminated IN
part Of his State 70 tne prejudice OF nis
by ali the Powers Of Europe, has also charged
him to declare that he cannot recognise any act
taken by the ilgetmate government established
there he therefore makes appeal 70 the sentiments
Of the justice OF that government which you have the
honor 10 represent His Holiness finally reserves him
self proceed the acts necessary TO maintain intact
all The with which Providence has entrusted him.
the sacred and invtolable rights Of the Holy See
Meanwhile the undersigned has the pleasure OF
surfing your Exceeucy Of bis mos distinguished consde
ration. ANFUNELLI
letter from Rome OF the 2sth of June says-rhe Hon.
Mrs Ross, Of Badnsburg with Iher two daughters
s,ryng in villa, rear Peruga, during the assault on the
town.