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liberal and enlightened economical policy-a po-
Icy, we believe, in perfect accordance with the
predominant views and wishes of the people,"


Crossing into Italy, we behold the old Roman
spirit evoked after the slumber of centuries and not
called into action by Cesar or Constantine but
by the energy OF sovereign Pontiff of the Catho-
lie Church, in the person OF Plus TX This great
man. isolated, as II were, among the crowned heads
of Europe, has heart and confidence in the God
of Justice which nothing can daunt He appears
to be fully prepared for every emergency. The
journals from all parts Of Italy indicate the spirit
which exists throughout nearly her whole Length
and breadth.


The Aba, Florence Journal has the following


eff war ensue, which appears impossible
600 900 Austrians Plus k might oppose than
AGO. 900 men, animated by religion and liberty, the two
powerful affections that martyrs and heroes The outs
ton would be here of putting down band of insurgents
in 1884, but civic troops and organized militia with
nons arms ne all the moral and material means of which


constituted Government dispose. II the destiny
should declare itself Gas is probabe in favor of right and
bers what would be the future of Austria in Italy And if
England and France las is probabe) TO give, ey
have solemy promised through Palmerston and Guizo their
moral support the Pont what doubt would remain Of he
event The Austrian Intervention in itself has not the
blance Of right the most distant probability Of
Such an Intervention is a bugbear to ghen childe
il would be I've may with Taleyrand) than crime
Austria unes number OF troops in her Italian
provinces enorces Comacho and doubles the garrison Of
Ferara but these provisions if not mistaken, ni-
cate the defensive than the offensive and do not
eve they in manifest aggression whilst good accord
continues between the Pon and his subjects We should
consider offending the good of the statesmen Of Aus


a to believe them capable Of thus bndy rushing into
Of which the beginning but the end cannot be oreseen
OF which the consequences cannot possibly be calculated The


firing of one in Italy would set Europe flames, and
Europe desires peace it would compromise tie stau quo
which the European Governments desire all costs to main
tan would accelerate events which the prudnce Of Austria
will take every pains to reta.d."


The Italia, journal published at Elsa, says


g Our thoughts fixed on Fenara! There, where yet
resound the echoes of the songs Of Ludovco and Toquao
stranger force has ramped upon sacred International rights
has despsed the protests of the most augt sovereignty
earth, and insdiously provoked pacific population The
Italian heart beats quickly the Italian bood flows
violently in veins, but the love of country imposes he
roc imperurbabity Thos who desire Vi evil would be
satisfied in seeing impeleu nfatuate ats of violence
These the days of solemn preparation. United in the
name OF God and of Italy, let ALL governing and governed
people and militia, noble and pebean be prepared suffer
every thing and spare nothing defend sacred rights
prove ourselves worthy the affection Of which testimonies
are given US every day by sister nations"


The Roman advertiser has the following:


'FERRARA, AUG. l5.-The instruction given to the Aus
tian guard that the Fearese should be required not
walk at less than forty PAGES distant from Zach sentinel at
the four gates of the city admitted to enter at night
without submitting to personal examination made in the
midst of four soldiers with fuss eveled 1t that the
military desire provoke the citizens in order to have pre-
text for acts of violence which may not be distant unless the
pontifc rights are protected"


1t is to be feared, however, that the Florence
journal assumes too much when it supposes that
France would give its moral aid to the Pontif.
The following extract from an Italian paper cor
roborates what has been already stated, viz. that
France and Austria perfectly understand each other
upon both the Spanish and the Italian questions.


The Union Monarchigue Of Monday says:


"The following intelligence reaches us from certain
The English Cabinet has just sent order to the
Ionan Islands to prepare expedition for Italy, Two reg
ments will be Immediately conveyed to Ancona. Lord Pal
merson has given notice of this resolution the Cabinet
Vienna The real motives of this resolution these Lord
Pamerston became acquainted with understanding between
France and Austria he knew that the Cabinet of Vienna had
assured itself of the perfect neutrality Of the Cabinet Of the
Tuieres the Italian question at the which En-
gland pressed Austria to make with her in
protest against the marriage of the Duke de Monpensie By
this bold proceeding which obges Austria STOP Pal
merston effects two objects at the tme-ha Of making
Austria abandon the policy of emporizaon with respect
Spain, and Of obligng France make a demonstration
Louis Philippe and NJ Guizo have returned Paris to occu
py themselves with this grave affair The council is to as
sembe to-day England has not waited for events she has
foreseen them; she acts"


Another paper says: "The citizens scorn the
notion of an Austrian force no,O crossing the Ap.
I PciHHcs HOW lidt tHc popular DlOOu Is up. Iuer-
| rilas, more formidable than those which scourged
the armies of Napoleon out of the Sierras, would
annhilate the whole vandary Of Vienna. Bologna


bids fair to prove second Saragossa, should they
advance so far" Other accounts confirm the
previous reports that " all Calabria was in blaze
! Three Swiss regiments are sent off from Naples
IN panic haste to meet whole province up in
arms their withdrawal from the capital allowed
free scope for metropolitan Instructions" The
King of Naples, like his legitimate brethren at
Vienna and elsewhere, does not find his throne an
absolute bed of roses.


1t has been asked why, if England be disposed
to give moral support and countenance to the Pope,
she does not establish diplomatic relations with
Rome The difficulties which exist are the fol-
lowing:


lst. The legitimate title of Queen Victoria to the
throne of England has not been acknowledged, up
to this hour, by the Prince Pontff of Rome.


I'd. Nor, up to this hour, have the sentences of
accommodation and deposition put forth by the
predecessors of Plus TX. against the Queen OF
England and all her adherents been revoked


Sd. And the bull {" In Cend Domiai) put forth
by Pope Paul V, whereby the Queen, clergy,
mobiles, and all the people excepting only the
Pope's adherents among them) are excommunicat-
ed and mathematical for dsobedience to the Roman
Pontiff; and which sentence of anathema is ap-
pointed to be renewed afresh every Maunday-
Thursday, is get uncanceiied and unrepudated by
Plus TX.


Ii may be said that these are mere paper obsta-