ITALY,
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The Pope is fast getting to be central figure
in the gronp of European princes, and Italy is as
suming aspect of political importance, hitherto
for centuries unknown to her.


Letters from Rome announce that the Secreta-
ry of State had forwarded a note to the Cabinet
of Vienna, in which he declared that, should the
Austrians not evacuate the town of Ferrafa with
in q forth ght, the Pope would recall his Nunco
from Vienna. and send passports to Count Lltzow,
the Austrian ambassador at Rome. The Pope
had instructed the Governors of Ancona and Ci-
vita Vecchia to supply those fortresses with three
months provisions.


Preparations Of war form the chief items of
news from Rome. An artillery captain, named
Lopez, has been sent 10 France to purchase ten


thousand muskets, and ten thousand hands al
ready held out to receive them, that number of
Young volunteers having offered themselves to re-
sist an INVASION Meanwhile, the Roman Govern
ment steadily continues to arm the civic guard
for which purpose citizens from all parts of the
States offer it arms.


!, The Pope has established camp Of $1,000
regular troops at Forli, which is every day rein
forced


The enthusiasm of the people is at great
height at Rome. The early organization of a
battalion of priests and monks is spoken OF, and
| il is certain that great number Of the religious
orders exercise themselves in the practice of arms
The Pope rides about the city on white mule,
which she bought at Florence. and shows to his
| loyal and faithful subjects face beaming with
the calm Of a good conscience, and the proiou nd
sentiment of his rights and his strength.
| Letters from Turin announce the protest against
| the occupation Of Ferrara by the Austria u.s.
! Prince Melternich, it appears, had addressed
circular to all the Italian princes, prescribing the
adoption of certain measures. for the maintenance
OF TRANQUILITY in Italy. The Prince having sug.
gested, among other measures, the occupation OF
| Alexandria by an Austrian garrison, the klng OF
Sardinia was indignant at the ProPosnion' ina.
he Immediately entered an energetic protest against
ali ntervention of Austria in the affarsUf the IN
dependent sovereigntes of Italy, and offered the
Pope the cooperation of his army and fleet should
an Austrian force invade his territory, Inc re-
port is current that Sardinia has acceeded TO an
alIapce which England has concluded at Wirtem-