New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-08-15
THE PAPAI, STATES.

THE PAPAL STATES.
The Bologna Gazette tublishes declaration which
il being signed 10 the ROusgna, 10 tue elect that
those provil have h.ken of the Paps yoke never
to return to il again. and that 1t is their wIsh TO De
annexed to SardIia This document ia address ed
10 the Emperor of the French and the kipg OF oaf-
dir ia.
We (Gaiigna7) have received the following COM
muLiCatloL:
VILLA ClPros near Florence, July a.
In The Mes,en2e, the 2ls you quote from the Gornss d.
Rma "Lst the American family resident In Perasta 81 the
te Ct capture BY the DECLARED that the troops
behaved with moderation could hardly have been expected
ser The provocsicn which they bad been eTPosed WI
you the favor contradict thai s'eueEt II obe Of
man, made By journs which have foundation
il fact The family have made such dec,r
tou but. the Contrary have stated il the DoS, public man
lie, their conviction tia: the sdey behaved with the srss
brutality frocy and license The 'anr Journal asserted very
coey that the An ecau family had lost Of their efsc
which sbou. be restored to them A We Loot
almost everything had amount Of between 700 sld
500 and page Of the Hotel de France where
residing the claim made the Roman
American Minister has ye, been P,id will
be able judge how tie from which the
Goyra!s Roma derives its formation Begsps to exc
my troubling you this matter which only % IN order 10 avoid
EDWARD NEwTOH PERKINS.
The Pope has addressed letter to the Vicsr-Gen-
era CardiI al Patiz ordering hanks to be offered up
ing that prayers for peace are DO to be oiconthuef,
for tie set down in the following extract from
the Papal mis-iye:
To thspk God for the peace obtained between the
two great beigeent Catholic Powers Is our duty, but
10 co, tinue the prayer real necessity since various
prOviIces Of the States Of the Church still prey
TO the sutverters Of the established order of thiug
ard it is in those provinces that lately, by
usurpipg foreign authority, il was Announced that
God made man free in his own opu,Ons, whether
poi,ics or religious" thus forgetting the authority
established by God upon earth, to which il doe obe-
dience aud re.pec forgetting, likewise the immor
,aly Of the soul which, when passes from the tran
STORY To the eterpsl shall have TO render special
account Of ITS religious opinions to the omnpo,eut aud
iue1or, able Judge leaning thep but too late ina God
one that faith is one and tn6t whoever quite the
ark of u1y shall be submer ed in the deuge of eter
nal punishment The pecessi l. therefore evident ol
continuing the prayer 10 order that God may tegn IN
His infinite me'cy to retstabsh recttude OF mind and
heat 10 all those who have been led away from the
pth Of truth and to obtain that they should weep not
over the imaginary and false en-0gneTcJ MEASURES
of Peru. Ia but over their own Gins and their own
blno1ess. That bndness has lmpeled in these later
days. mob Of mae men (torsennd) for the most part
Jees to drive with vOlepce religious family from It's
sacred retreat That same blindness is It which has
produced SO many other evils that act and torture
the heart Bot prayer Is more powerful than hell aud
whatever shall be asked Of God by those who are
GA red together in His shall be lDallby OBJ
famed.
RoMe, July 26, 1859.
Thsre il great dissatisfaction here aud have no
hesitation in saving that the French soldiers alone
keep down general outbreak. Speculation has been
awakened by the following fact: About three days
nnce NJ de Msyneval, Officer Ordonnsncs OF the
French Emperor orived with autograph letters 10
the Pope ard To the Due de Gramont, bat their con-
tents are stl kept secret in all probability they relate
to the lew order Of things There are some however,
no pretend to interpret their cOnten in the following
sense: "Ihat ii was the wish of the two Enperorsto
. hair tn he
other Powers of Europe would not "1"s"nt that a"
" armed force should remain in the Papa States,
" France would be compelled to withdraw her troops
"The Papal Government would do well, therefore,
to make delay in satisfying the wishes OF honest
"Liberals." No decision has been come to In the
Vatican. The Pope alone, supported by two or three
Cardinals, expresses desire as far as possible to
satisfy the reasonable demands OF the people and OF
the foreign Powers but the obstinate courtiers prefer
the rsk of total ruin to any concession which may
weaken that despoism which they represent. BE.
tween the Imperial intmation now communicated to
the Pope and the obstnacy of the clergy you may well
conceive wha. is the position OF honest Liberals IN
Rome. -.
aud Ferrara In this last city only one hour was gwen
them; in the other two, 81 hours. Inventories OF
everything in their houses were made and left " PER
CHI di ragiOnc."
NUMBER of gentlemen have presented themselves
to the Pope begging him to form an Urban Guard OF
select individuals but their suggestion and ouer were
rejected.
Queen Christina, before leaving Rome, invested
2OO 90 scud in the Roman Consols at ~, thus show
ito her full cor dence 10 this Government. The Mar
ous GAzeglio, who wen, AS ComuissaTy from l1sd-
mont 10 Bologna only, declared In his proclamation
that he came TO collect soldiers. Leaving thai cry
two DAYS btter he appointed a Ministry, as though
Vcto, Emanuel were King and he his penp0,entlary.
the Romagne," united az B0ogns, continue To gov
ern thea selves independently Of Rome, and proceed TO
acts which indicate perfect separation from the IA
nal States II is reported that the miraculous image
Of the Madonna of 81. Luca, having been brought
down in PROCESSION fr )m the neighoorng mountain, Gil
the people touching it rather 10 die than TO re-
turn under the power OF the priests.
great number Of volunteers who were IN luscsny
and the neehborhood men tolerably well disciplined,
have entered Bologna The Papal troops are concen-
trated in Pcsaro, where Monsgnore Bella acts as dele
gate These have been prevented 10y the former from
making any adv ances and indeed some skirnishes be.
tween the ouiposs have taught the Swiss and Papal
troops that they would have greater dihcules " en-
counter than in Perugia-
NAPLES.
Letters from Naples of the 2lth uit. state thst an
English squadron, composed OF twelve SHIPS, afnVed
there on that day.
Correspondence Of The London Tines. IT.. 80 1870
On the 18th inst. council Of war was held, by winch
go Swiss soldiers and commissioned oihcers were
tried and condemned to the galeys and TWO a. near,
10 he shot Some little hesitation has been felt by the
Government whether TO send taem all TO the Island OF
Psntearia or distribute them about IN companies OF
80 among the various bagni Of the country In re-
cent letter said tha, the skeleton Of the Sd Regiment
OF Swns hsd been sent to Nocera, between Pompen
and S,eIno. appears that they are In very dis
tuIbed state insulting the naona troops who are sts
tiol ed there well toe inhabitants and in other
WAYS giving eause Of uneasness TO the Government.
Eleven of them have committed suicide, seven by
shooting and four by hanging Themselves. Guards are
placed in all directions, and bst,a!lon of Rifles Sta
TONED in Avelino have received orders TO 90 TO Noce
ra TO r.enfoice that garrison. y contingent Of l7O
Swiss have arrived from Trieste by Bar.
Couespouaeuce Of The Lopdon Tiues