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6y5hIT or TIE EAaE-ITALy.--We learn from
the foreign journals, that his efninence CaSdi-
aal 0izzi. has addressed circular, dated
Rome. August "a. TO the governors Of the
provinces Of the Roman States, calling on
Them 10 adopt measures calculated 10 improve
the religious and temporal condition oi the
poor classes. The document states that the
Pope beholds with the utmost pain the quar-
rels. thefis and misdemeanors constantly recur-
ring throughout the Ponrfcal States, and the
chief causes of this stale Of society must be
found 10 the idle life which the young portion
Of the population are accustomed 70 lead, and
ia want of proper instructions 10 prepare them
for gaining an honest living by their industry.
His Holiness, 10 consequence, 10 addiuon 70
his wish 10 see education and habIls OIL indus
Try generally distributed throughout his domi-
Mons. proposes founding, without delay, an
establishment at Rome for the education oi q
certain number Of boys belonging to the work
ing Glasses throughout the States, 50 that they
might be, in the first place, removed from the
spot where they were likely 10 contract bad
habts, and in the next, might form nucleus
Of well-informed non-commissioned officers,
calculated 10 suffice for the army required by
the States. His Holiness calls on the govern
ors to apply to all persons under their jurisdlc-
zion, particularly the bishops, municipal ma
gistrates. and provincial councillors, tor sug-
gestions to forward this scheme, and 10 indi-
cate the best mode OF raising the funds neces.
ssry for carrying il into execution. The cir
cular, ia conclusion, calls on the governors 10
avoid mere theoretical recommendations, and
to con6ne themselves as much as possible 70
practical keystone.