The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-09-07
Affairs In Rome.

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Affairs In Rome.
NAP0LE0N's FETE AND CHANCES OF REFORMS
(Rome august 16) correspondence of London Tmes.]
The fete of the Emperor Napoleon celebrated yes
terday in the Eternal City There was review of the
troops the morning. at which General de Goyon dsri
bted to the officers the decorations granted by the Pope
He then proceeded to the French church Of St. Louis to
sist at high together with the Secretaries Of the
French Embassy and the officers of the garrison General
de Goyon afterwards gave grand dinner to which were
invited Cardinal Antoncl and The greater number Of the
Foreign Ministers accredited to the Holy See. The Mar
Gms Bargaga 1 Minister Psnposnsary .n Of the Grand
tabshments the Palace Of the Embassy and that Of Gen.
de Goyon were illuminated.
newed, and two regiments expected from Civa vec
cha The heat Is excessive and many French soldiers
are Ill in consequence.
Yesterday evening the entire city was illuminated in
honor Of the festival of the Assumption of the Blessed vr
GIN The streets were patrolled by French infantry and
The government has reinforced the garrison with 100
recruited in the suburbs This precauton was
adopted in consequence Of rumor that demonstration
would be made and reforms demanded.
The agtators had circulated report that on the 18th Of
August the Pope would publish proprio mot announcing
certain reforms; but all was dreamthe proprio nsotu
did not appear and the consequence that the
hand, the illusion dispeed and the other, much
anger was excited An announcement that difficulties
have arisen at Zurich, and that the armsce has been
prolonged has filed the liberal party with joy and has
revived their hopes Of seeing the for Italian inde
pendence renewed. There appears to be chance OF
reforms in the Papal States until the Of the Duke de
Gramont from Paris: AS yet all is obscure we only
know that reforms will be carried out but Of what
it is impossible TO say.
can you positively that his Holiness de-
clared to commissioner to whom he granted private
audience that he is always ready to make concessions
forms and that Ia Of useful and reasonable re-
suitable occasion. His Holiness added that he c8did a
no concession Incompatible with the supreme authority Oh
the liberty of the press because in the hands of parties
animated by uncontrolled passions would be merely an
instrument publicly attack the principles of morality
and religion ii had done in Piedmont for the last ten
years With respect to the sccuarizaton of some appoint
ments the Cardinals agreed. The Finance De-
ton in the Romagna. Nevertheless II is able 70
provide. for the public expenditure up to the
31st of December next. The public servants who
abandoned the legations rather than serve the revolu
tonary government are paid as If they were performing
their duty II is announced that there is to be no inter
vention either in the Legations or in the Duches If So
these provinces will not quickly return 70 their allegiance
The Provisional government in the legations maintains
ncrect tranouiy sgnor Bandiera the Director of the
Police Bologna has displayed so much energy that the
mob is kept completely in check The Padre Gayazzi,
Bioncoli Sterbni, Gale March Sai, and other chiefs
of the republic of 1S49 have received orders TO quit
the Pontlica States within as hours 1t proposed to
perform grand funeral ceremony in honor Of the priest
Ugo Bass who shot by the Ausrians in 1s49 but the
Provisional government would not suffer it. fearing that
il might be the occasion of Disturbances.
Several persons attached TO the French police at pre-
at Bologna engaged in preparing report on the state Of
the country.
GARIBALDI TAKES COMMAND OF THE TUSCAN TROOPS.
The following is the order OF the day which Lieutenant
General Uoa addressed to the Tuscan troops previous TO
his resignation Of the command into the hands Of Major
| General Garbaldi:
soIDrERs- long ago that requested the government
accept my resignation letter from the Minister Boncon
wish Withdrew t. and remained al my post persuaded
had obtained satisfaction honorable for The
having found for successor announces to me that
has complied with vi, ny my request !, ,,,s ~ ,... m
succeed me IN the command Nv force am Confident viii
Worthy Thy Of him. LEAVE trusting in the future and crate
sS sse numerous marks Of kindly feeling e. h Aas
| Aucusr l6
ord ofth tho hac hoeu od IN thn
Tuscan army announcing to the appointment of Gen.
Garbadi. The order is signed by the members of the
| government, and contains the following passage
The provinces the right bank Of the Po have already
concluded league with Tuscany; and the danger is
common, SO likewise will the defence be common. 1t is to
arms that this first union Of the Italian peoples is
conded You will defend the Apprentices and the PO
the cause for which you hurried with generous ardor to
LOmbardy Initiate in the camp your brethren in the
towns; by their concord and civic virtues they
setting great example; act in the same way with mill
tary virtue and the desnies of Central Italy will be
! secured. You will have at your head General Carl
bald one Of the bravest and most tried men OF
that Italy is proud Of and entirely Of order
and discipline who will render your separation less pain
full from the brave and loyal officer hitherto command
| ing you You will be proud to obey him to
have chosen him. his noble example, his powerful word
will confirm you in your steadfas resolutions in your
obedience to your chiefs in your rigorous observance
discipline, all which render the armies Of great nations
| strong and victorious Thus Central Italy, armed and
unanimous will be able through you obtain the respect
OF Europe and furnish the Emperor Napoleon with argu
ments TO befriend cause.n
Florence (Aug 1s) correspondence Of the London Times
hear from Modcna that Garibald has taken the com
mand, not only of the Tuscan troops quartercd in the
duchy but also Of the military forces raised the duchy
itself and in the adjoining Parmcsan provinces Those OF
Modcna and Reggie alone amount paper least to two
brgadcs, two battaons of Bersageri one souadron OF
mounted guides, and ono battery and half IL 600 Mode
nese who, with as many Tuscans will constitute force
| OF "a 600 combatants.
News from Russia.
WARNING TO THE INvALIDE RUssE-ACTIvITY IN THE
AKMORIEs-GREAT ADVANCE OF THE NAvY--cOM.
MERCIAL AFFAIRS, ETC.
despatch dated St Petersburg, August Ia, says
The Iratds Rnsse has received warning for the pro.
rokng In which Il has Of ate discussed several po-
hteal questions Special instructions also have been
given to the to the mode Of exercising their
functions
Iatterly the censorship has depended little on the
personal views OF each censor, and consequently
far from being uniform. will now become much more
so; and although the discretionary margin left to the
not be allowed TO things which may create confusion
| or give offence to foreign Powers.
The transformation Of firearms is being actively
carried out the mandatory OF arms at St Petersburg
mas been actively at work for this purpose General
Constntno who the head Of this mauufactory has
received the grand Of Stanssaus for his services in
tteS particular branch.
Al ukase Of August 18th annus the prohK,on Of
poruog horses letter from st. Petersburg of the 14th
saysM Cronsadt never was there such great activity
amongst the vessels both Of commerce and Of war
present Inc NUMBER of the former which arrive leave
eAveeas hing seen during the last few years, and
ua.y VI - vessels are screws The appearance pre-
scnteu py tc vessels OF is Still more interesting and
everywhere arc TO be officers and sailors who are
Joyuy preparing TO leave for the Mediterranean tho Ar
cnpcago ann the facihc These voyages arc quite fse
M WV, Wy uie irezen state OF seas have
the year ~ "N''os f''''o u
Our navy never had 80 great number OF vessels nay