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CARDINAL ANToNELLI ON THE REVOLUTION IN THE
LEGATIONS.
Rome (June 25) Correspondence of the London Times
beIore proceeding III et drmSte to reduce his revolt
ed subjects to their customary allegiance the Pope
caused the following note, dated June l5 to be
afawn up by the Cardinal Secretary of State for
ulstrl6uuon amongst the foreign representatives
accredited to the Court of Rome:
II Is now known, how after the rebellion in the
nGeigh9oring state of Tuscany more vigor was dis
prayed In the intrigues which for some time had
agltated Bologna, where a revolutionary cInb had
oeeh preparing movement which was known of
ana urged on by foreign influence On the denar-
I9re Vi tne austrian troops, which occurrence took
place on the night of the 18th inst the occasion
was seized to raise the conhagration The first sig
nails OF the approaching outbreak were sadition,
cries, people in arms, tri-coored flags, and cock
palace, and took down the Pontihca arms, in spite
OF the disapprobatiOn of the good, whose voices
were drowned by the cries of the factious
In the midst of the popular tumult deputation
selected from amongst the principal rebels, in the
name OF the people of Bologna, boldly announced
to the most eminent cardinal legate that it had
been resolved to confer the dictatorship on King
victor Emanuel and to participate in the war Of
Independence. The Pontifca authority being thus
outraged, the legae, in the presence of those who
surrounded him, solemny protested against such
acts OF violence, and withdrew to Ferrara after
having handed over to them another protest in
writing This example of felony on the part of
Bologna was soon followed and almost in the same
manner, by Ravenna and its province, and like
wise by Perugia, through the arts and instigatons
OF other notorious men, who did not scruple to EN-
ploy the most subtle and efficacous means backed
by foreign influence, to seduce, by degrees ether
provinces also IN spite of every endeavor made by
the government to arrest the torrent, through the
aid OF its own troops, who have remained faithful
Such events, taking place under the eyes and
to the horror of ALL cannot but fill with bitterness
the paternal mind of his Holiness, who has seen
with what fraudulent and malignant arts it has
oeen and still is tried to detaCh from his legitimate
authority and government some provinces which
have been primary objects of mis- most anxious
and loving benehcence. Compelled. however by
duties OF conscience, and by his solemn oath to
guard the sacred deposit of the patrimonv of the
Church entrusted to his care and to transmit it
entire 10 his successors, the holy father while he
has ordered the undersigned Cardinal Secretary of
state to bring under cogniZance of your ExcelIencv
the acts OF Tebelonwhich have been consummated in
part OF his State the prejudice of his sovereign
authority and independence, recognized by all the
powers OF Europe, has also charged him to declare
that he cannot recognize any act or measure taken
by the illegitimate government established there.
and he therefore makes appeal to the sentiments
OF the justice of the government which YOU have
the honor to represent His Holiness, finally re-
serves to himself to proceed to the acts necessary
to maintain intact, by all the means with which
Providence has entrusted to him. the sacred and
invioIable rights of the Holy See. Meanwhile, the
undersigned has the pleasure of assuring your Ex-
cellency of his most distinguished consideration.
(Slgned,) "ANToNNELLI."