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LIBERAL PoLIcY OF THE PoPE.--A letter rom Rome to the New York Herald, dated une 5, ls47, says: "The popularity of the osereign pontiff is augmented from day to as; and Il IS now not transcending the ash to declare that there is no sovereign Europe so beloved by his people. Rome, h'ch formerly did not allow newspaper, Fe,eps the official gazette of the government, De published within her walls, now sees me hall dozen we'll conducted and we'll laen journals issued weekly, one of which 'n the English language. Measures are progress for calling into gradual opera n 'he principles of constituiional govern M council of distinguished individ- IS already employed in revising the a'cipai regulations of the towns and ci,ies '"e States of the church. A national 'd 's spoken of, and will probably soon organized. With the best intentions, "eser' the good Pope Plus has ,o strug- ass'ns' the secret opposition of Austria, even oi France, which notwithstanding evolutionary orgin of its government, a', 'a all its foreign policy, to, the abso- e Government"