1 . scM-ntv delegates ti om ee;l:t Mates,
to put dnvvn Italian liberty, on the , t.fa;l;l t() lt.;rs , t',rty million
contrary, it w as to legid.ite it, and j ih, liars' worth of priqu rty in Fn-
pivserxu it from excess, and to re- -gland, adjourned esterdaj . The
daee the poutiiieal prince in power, l,a'! hvvtt ' "'""ion seM-r.d days.
1 .-...ii,- . . and apiiointed a committei- who are
who was lust to take lead in use 11 1 11 1. 1, 11 ,1
empowered to obtain all the neees-
relorms. He expresses regret that s..ry legal evidence to substantiate
the pope's benevolent intentions re- their claims, and then to employ a
main unfruitful, (ii neral Kasden coiiimissiimi r to proceed to l!n:;laiid
was appointed on the lTith to oo!M- ,0 l' ynti- tl.c suit lr tl.is iiinncnsf
,,i ,-,t . 1. 1 1, , sum which thev cluim as l.eiis.
man 1 ol t..e amy ol Italy. He star
ted the same night for his destina
tion, wit'.i instructions, if the Pope
e Mild not rctnin to Pome, to cany
out the i::s'n:.'t'oi:.s furnished by Na
poleon. .It l I!
"I IV.UIIHI J I 1 l
there to rem lin until an oppoi ti:nit
offered for u'.ii'tin Itilv. It is
1 -
thought the Pope would end by put-
till'' l.ilO loll" I'Tldrr t'l. 11v.it .'! i,.M ul"
tin ' l.iin it li
r t!ie protection ol
Austrian flag.
It is rumored that Austria would
take
Ilussi in lo.m.
