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MILAN, Dec. 26.-The great events in Italy of
lee, have been The movements OF the Emperor of Rus
sa Believing that you take precious little interest in
the doings OF royal personageseven OF the Emperor
OF Rnssia-I will weary you with account Of his
adventures The principal thing has been that he has
had an interview with the Pope. in which the latter ad
dressed him N terms of strong against the
cruel and Sbonnabe treatment Of Catholics IN RUSSIA.
and particularly in Poland. Nicholas is represented TO
have been much moved by the earnest manner OF the
venerable old Pope to have proteated his ignorance
Of the brutal tyranny that had been exercised IN MS
name. and to have promised To punish BY exile to
Siberia the persons guilty of t. should ne ind on IN
yestgson that The Popes statement was correct he
Pope wished aim allow Nuncio 70 be sent 10 Russia
but that Nicholas s said have declined notwtbstand
ing ne himself maintains ambassador a. the komsh
Court When ne fret his Holiness, he bowed mis-
naughty head TO very ground and attempted hurn0y
TO kiss his hand bu; the Pope opened his and
braced him The presents Nicholas has heaped upon
his Holiness very costly, are also thnse he has
gveH other Italian po,entaes His berality has been
uubounded and during the whole OF his stay in Italy
aas golden opinions om all and taen well received
b. tue people. AZ Rome however. ne created less se.i-
sstou. and received with less respect than else
wnere The reason OF that that ;he Romans were
indignant mis- treatment Of tha Catholics in his owu
dominons. Wailst in Rome the Emperor Visited al the
lions" and prayed for some consderable time at the
toclb of 81 Peter