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are directed 10 il Eyety courier tfam jus iTenlefs
is The bearer OF intelligence OF the crafty lnlS
,oF brutal $foIeHce 81 The diplomatic or military
agents OF Austria on the one hand and the excite


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pressed and regulated, howeveri by the p[uueus :,
counsel Of the -Sopereign Pontift, whom they .e'
gard as the apostle Of regeneralo, on ene Gsn
reproduction Of The RomuR conspiracy Ila'e'y
rendered. abortive has taken place. aL"enoru'
happily with similar result. The oNougsl,'sslt' s'
Marseiles paper, gives ihe following parc ua4f1s'
which, he says, may be regarded as ottlclai III :,


The Austrian consul al Leghorn suborned aseu's
10 produce before his office mock emenle' anr
TO induce the lowest of the populace to JOIN IN pun


ing down the arms of Austria from the sa'e'
breaking them in pieces, and trumplips them un,
der foot, dragging the flag through the muu' aNa
burning il, and finally setting fire % inc hoase.
office Of the police, stopped the conlcmPnea out,
rage, and rendered the plot abortive. . on VIII
Judge" says the correspondent of the La N9u'ei,
lste, of the cruel vicissitudes IN lhe m'os! ol
which we live, bcholding q barbarous nation'
which has long oppressed Italy, use these most m
famous means TO attain its cnda pretext for lnVa-
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The Austrian troops continue 10 augment on
both banks of The Po. A strong advanced a guaTd
of Tyrolese chasseurs bad passed ihe orloge oi
Lazescuro !; two thousand men were at RoWgo,
and twelve battalions quartered nj Brescello were
ready TO pass The river. Meanwhile, two reports
have arrived, which remain to be confirmed The
first that Cardinal Fcrretli has summoned Aus
lria, through her ambassador at Rome, 10 with
draw from the ponlifical territory under menace
of Withdrawing the nuncio from Vienna, ana de-
liverng passports TO the ambassadors at Rome
the second, that The Prince Metternich has replied
that this only will be done when the national
guard of the papa states is disbanded and the pro-
vincial repr, srnlalion given up. 1t these condi-
lions are not compiled with. Prince Met,eInch Is
reported 10 declare that the temporal power otthe
Pope is over. ~, .~.... :,


A letter fom Rome of the 25lh alt. published
in The Semnphore of Marscillts says that the
town of Perugia has offered 10 the Pope 1900
volunteers and 600 muskets, Gen. Bentivoglio,
an old soldier TO the empire, Colon. ts Blnl, Boo
camera, Major Provincial, and other officers bav-
ing served undt the empire had left Rome on The
Gath to reconnoitre the ground for establishing a
camp. Before their departure these officers were
personally received by his Holiness, who address
ed them at parting thus "Geutemen," said he,
the sword is drawn, and we must hot return II Ia
the scabbard without dispuling inch by inch the
ground which belongs of right to US, aud until We
recover what we have lost hope my brave SOL
dicrs will justify the confidence which ther coun
try and their sovereign reposes in them" II is
impossible to describe the enthusiasm excited by
this address, which. with the rapdhy of Lightning
was circulated through the city. ..i= ...-,


The report is current that Sardinia has ncccdrd
TO an alliance which England had concluded with
Wirlemberg, Bavaria, and Baden, TO prevent the
intervention of the foreign powers Of Italy. 1t is
no wonder, therefore, that AbcrcTombie should
laud the noble and energetic condIicl Of the King
Of Sardinia. Count Mortier, the French ambassa
dor. blamrs the King almost publicly. and is loud
in his abuse of the people and princes Of Italy.


1t is asserted, that the Pope, encouraged by the
support offered to him by the King of Sardinia
has notified 10 the foreign powers that he did not
desire the intervention Of their troops in his states
He had sseed orders TO provide Ancona and Cvi
ta Vccehia with three months provisions, so az to
have thcm prepared to repel any sudden attack


Sardinia, which has offered its cooperation to
the Pope, has population of about five millions
and half, an army on the war E'otihg of 100 600
and navy Of % ships, five of which are so gun
frigates. .-