The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-12-17

has thrown the French and Spanish cabinets into great
cordiole with Russia in of its broken relations with
England. Russia is rather shy and requires much
coaxng. On the other hand affairs between France and
Austria are becoming rather complicated and great
events are beginning to cast their sombse shadows before
them botn Russia Austria and the Jesuit power are in
dgnan and incensed against the Pope. Russia because
Of the decided stand which Plus TX has taken in favor of
the Abben of Mnsk and the cruelty persecuted
in Poland by the Greek or Russian Church All the
labored concaation this grevous matter effected by
tho personal efforts of the Emperor Nicholas with the
late Pope arc rendered null and aborve by the decided
conduct Of the present Pope and his open
before all Europe in favor Of the Catholics of
See for the entire subversion by Plus TX of the pol
cal policy which ii had for years imposed upon Italy and
the Papal domnisns Lastly the Jesuits are offended
beyond for the liberalism quasi heretica the
new Pope and the complete overthrow of all their plans
These are formidable elements of contentious and d.
visions, which will possibly lead to combinations and
complications exceeding in magnitude and interest any
Nothing but the death or deposition Of tho Pope will
pacy the Jesus he must abandon his policy and uproo
all his reforms to satisfy Austria and both the Pope and
his religion must PERISH to all political exist
satisfy Russia Austria and Russia intimately allied
in policy and feeling; under mutual Aus
tra has seized upon the FREQ state of Cracow the last
shred Of the political existence of Poland having
prepared the wey aud tho excuse by encouraging re-
volts and nsurrsctons has ended by "apnexipg" and
incorporating into the Austrian empire Meantime a.
she is Jealous Of the Orleans dynasty and especially pro-
voked AZ the success oil french intrigue both at Madrid
and Rome and attributes the course OF events Ut the
latter city and the election Of rius 9th to French in
1uence, she has made strong demonstration against
France by marrying Henry 5th Duke of Bordeaux and
legitimate claimant of the throne Of France
thy princess of the House of Austria. This vsxsous
event came to disturb the marriage festivities of the
Duke Of Montpensier and that young gentleman Ands
that his father and Mons Guizot have not laid him
actly upon bed OF and that 10 rather disagreed
BILE to find oil Europe pulling ~ It were at the bed
clothes aud disturbing his honey moon All this is per-
picking enough; it places France in fearful diemna
she cnnnot shake hands and be friends again with Eng
land wounded honor forbids-the King has declared
that ho felt himself nsulted in his palace; besides
England has offered the terms sine gus Wis that
the Duke Of Montpensisr should formally all
future claims to the throne of spain; and Franco has
srgetcsy though mildly and hesitatingly rejected the
terms. But if she gets up entente cordiate with
Russia, she must abandon tho Pope and succumb to
Ausris and take notice of Cracow md forget the
treay Of Vienna, to which she is guaranty But the
| at homo What can she do She will join Russs,
leave the Pope to his fate pacy Austria, sbandon PO
pear not to do it, not to outrage by manifest
rocesdings tho tendencies aud feelings Of the French
lecture detailing the history Of events in Europe for at
least six months to come. t.
Madame Anna Bishop has gained fresh honsrs in the
new opera Of Loretta, by Lavenu brought out at Drury
Lane, last week. notwithstanding slight symptoms
ofdisapproboton, the OF this opera may be
pronounced complete. There are pieces it, sspo
cially delicious Little sung sweeuy by
Miss Poole which took perfectly, and will doubt,
SOON be sspessd snd play on every piano in tho mus.
the plot founded cid Spanish romance not with
out interest though spun out perhaps too long 1t has
INK nightly crowd Of fashioaabss speaks in its
praise than any criticism can do
Theatre with undated attraction where Macrsady has
just finished successful engagement JulieEs concerts
crowded nightly at Concert Garden The fsshions
bic season, however has not yet sommenced the west
polite end Of the tswn, il dull and gloomy from tho
absence of the beau monde and it will 30 yet weeks
before opera and drama meet with that splendid
and encouragement which always at some time Of
Iopolis TiiE SPY in LONDON.