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dressed protest against M fdnteIlae PROJECT TO
the Governor Of Pisa. One hundred and thirty of
the richest and most eminent inh bants OF the city,
aud thrty-six professors Ot the University, have
signed this address, which was presented, on the
Z1th u to the Governor M. the Count Serlstori, in
which It is prayed that the grand duke will not per-
INIT the Sisters Of the Sacred Heart Of Jesus to es-
tabllsh themselves in Tuscany.


TINS religious house for the education Of young
girls saws the petition, (which 10 sought to esta-
oiish at Pisa, Is evidently destined to become the
centre of Jesuitca activity in Tuscany The Sisters
OF the Sacred Heart belong entirely 70 the Company
OF Jesus, and whatsoever may be the conditions to
which they subjected on their entrance into Tus-
cany, they will necessarily introduce into the mind
OF their pupils Jesultical spirit, which, by them,
will be spread into families, and by families So
clety And focus of Jesultism in Tuscan society,
cannot exist without war more or less concealed
against our most vital institutions. What dis
distinguishes the Company OF Jesus from all other
religious bodies, is that It has social strength
which by result necessarily consequent from its
despotic Institutions tends to absorb vi other pow
er. Il Is then equally hostile TO the monarchy and
the clergy, even when does not contrive to draw
il into It's own vortex. Thus Tuscany cannot be
subjected to Jesuitical iofuence without being
posed to that long series OF evils which the Jesuits
in all countries have brought in their train.


The events which have disturbed the tranquil.
lltv OF our city, the uneaslness which for many
days has rcgned over all minds at the mere report
OF the coming oi the Sisters OF the Sacred Heart,
to establish themselves amongst US, ony foretel too
surely the very serious disorders must apprehend
il this event should be realised. II is, therefore,
that the undersigned hope, fully relying on the emf.
nent wisdom Of the prince who rules over us, that
he will preserve Tuscany from the scourge with
which it is menaced, and will maintain, in all its
integrity, the reputation oil a wise and moderate
government, which since the time Of Leopold has
made US the envy of all nations"


We also learn that the Pdpal government, fearing
fresh troubles, had sent out troops In all directions
A battalion OF Swiss soldiers had gone in all haste
from Romagns, to reinforce the garlsons OF Pessro
and Ancoua.