New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-10-09

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movement, AID consequently Socialist iar : oisi-
isui is the Christian prayer, accomplished, real
ICED by Christian labor While prayer ASKS the
daily bread Of God, labor draws from the bosom
Of cd. hlds tie treasures VI The initiate cres-
iiop toe qosntity OF food Necessary ior the
nourishnent OF r5e children Of men. ora u "a
bora Pfey end labor. Here are Christianity and
5ocialism 10 harmony. If the chcisl mi1isters o.
Christianity Go no. occupy ;hemseives Hith this
7, Cancellation, 1t will accomplish Hsei without
them aud in spite Of them.
Atthe,srns time that neral. and relig ion re-
act against false science, tne terrible notlces OF
crime and the abuses OF speculation disturb M
Mai.hgsieL political economy ln ne lndlFlnuails'
dreams. TIE public opinion dem ADDS mat toe sd-
minIsira'ions Of railroads should be placed under
surveillance Hudson, the Railroad hnancler, mas
sbos q that there were drainage and sewerage 70
be done in the thousand and one channels OF CON-
n .rcisl circulation. The murders Of obidfen' OF
hnsbsrds end wives, have proved that the freedom
oil trade Ia persons needs some restraint.
Ii nc, az If to give the last blow to these saw
age doctrines OF DdvidualisD, the idea oil natlon-
a rewards 20 individuals and 10 artists IS making
progress III Engsn ana, alter the partial exnioi-
ton az Birmingham there is low being organic I'd
at LONDON unoer the patronage of Prince Albert,
general exhibition u Arts and MaBuisctnres not
only for the productions Of the three British King
doms, but ofths whole globe.
On every eide Association is making headwiy,
the Thing IS gradually installed IN the opinion Oh
the world.
Seal we have any results Of this kind TO state
in the efforts OF Catholicism, when the Episcopal
Synod, now In session at Paris, shall give Us Ia
bJrs TO the pubic This is what | cannot tell
you, tor the excellent reason that the Synod has
closed It's door 10 the profsne, snd that We only
know Of its sayings and doings what II chooses 70
disclose. therefore merely announce that there
is now at Paris meeting Of all the sutfrsgsn
B shops Of the Diocese OF Paris. and oil delegates
ON all the Provincial Chapters. We cannot de-
nv. we ought rather elsdy 10 acknowledge, thtt
there are among the assembled ecclesIastlcs, sew
sral men Of the highest merlt-the Able btu-
,aine Doctor of Laws sGd OF Medicine, formerly
disciple Of the German Philosophy, the Aboe Ger
bet, formerly an ardent dlscIple OF l. anennas,
Que OF the greatest thinkers and writers OF the
sgc, Father Rsylgnsn. All these men kno"
enough Of Socialism to graft 1t on the antique tree
OF tradition. Bot ths question now is, whether
the vine OF the Lord does not grow IN other men,
aud whether the contact of Gcspots, OF soldiers,
and gems d'armes has not dried uP and transformed
Into brand TT only to be bornsd, the vine
which once fJurished on the seven hills OF Rome.
The gnestion is, whether the old vessels OF the
Established Church (Catholic, English. or o1her,l
can contain the new wine OF faith, purified and re
generated OF theological science elevated 70
power
These ecclesiastcal assemblies are q great IDno-
vation on our Fronch rseges. They are more
than that-or rather, they Just failed OF being
more they Just failed OF being violation OF The
las. The Concordat expressly forbids reuuions
ol this sind, withou. permission from the Gov
eminent. In fact, there has not been ore since
the Concordat A decree Of the President oil toe
Republic, countersigned by the Minister banjul-
nais has legalized the position. But 1t Is said
thar the B shops did not demsnd the decree, and
tast they intended to meet In their own right
that is to say, to violate the Concordst.
The most curious part Of this AFFAIR Is that the
decree j, countcrsigned by Jansenist and Gal.
icaa name, n there be any such--that Of LanJui'
nais An ordinance for the rsestAbfsh ment OF
Jesuitsm in France, signed IL Cholotais, would
uot be more extraordinary, for you know that toe
name Of Laujuinas has represented the tradi-
tons OF the POrt. Royal and Of Jansenism IN our
political assemblies since the Revolution. The
ilac.s OF Il. de Faloux appears Ia be tact, but
at al events it came at the right time, 10 enable
the clergy 10 perform, with less noise, the very
serious business in which they are now engaged.
The name OF dc Faoux at the bottom oil the de-
cree would have been al lrritant; IT would nave
awakened suspicious aud aDtlpathles' Nhich are
not called forth by the name OF LanIuinhis
la another aspect Louis Napoleon, by authoriz'
ing the synod, has given himself, or wished to
give himself good position with the little Court
Of Gaeta. But as yet there is nothing DECIDED as
tn the return Of the Pope to Rome, aud his ln'en-
lions. We live IN an age OF halfway measures,
and, in cases like these, the most wrong headed
always have the most influence. II is, then, to be
feared that Napoleon will be obliged TO sanction
results far beneath the promise o, bis famous let
ter. But il there is ever tbs occasion 10 restore
PapAoy 70 it's true character thst OF al exclusive
ly spirtu.l power, II IL evident that X 10 now Of
tered to France, which cannot fail OF being sasc
toned by England and by Prussia against the i'll
will Of the Catholic powers. SIN II Is SAD 'ns'
all these will agree in demanding oil the Pope the
conditions proposed by France.
cannot in this matter relieve you from the
darkness of diplomacy. 1 prefer, therefore, 70
draw the conclusions which result IRON the very
nature of things. Now, the nature Of things shows
that Napoleon has taken q step agsinss the he
action In France. that the Clergy will not forgive
nm his letter, aud that the grandson OF 81. Louis
will gain all that has been lost bv the nephew OF
Napoleon, the persecator OF Plus VII But, stthe
same time, Napoleon has got rid OF tuteiase
which did him more hurt than good. he can seek
other allies a, home. He has 4 far better chance
abroad | ask your attention TO the reception
given at Berlin to H. de Persigny, the confidential
messenger Of Louis Napoleon. Prussia has no
1--we for the Pope, and in order TO detscn France
from Austria and the Pope, will do much. Fog
land will not do less-end this 10 more certain, IS
the separation of France from Russia is an object
Of great importance for both those powers.
Il is reported here that BEN ma, fallen into the
hands o. the Russians. Nothing has yet come TO
ton, il appears that Kossuth and many other
refugees In Turkey will not be given up. The OF
tomsn Porte, supported and counseled by France
and By England has refused TO deliver the NJ
We are all here in a state o! thu greatest anxiety
for the fate Of so many noble prescribed Carr.
baldi is safe. thank God
The prescribed OF France. thanks TO The hepuo-
lie, which abolished the scatold for political OIL
lenses, fail TO awaken the same interest as when
the life is in danger. But you will be happy to
learn that we are here in perfect security.
The Journey Of Schecher, of which have told
Won the object, has had for the result, delosrs-
ton of the sccused in London. II was decided for
reasons which you will learn In due time. that
neither Ledru- Ro.lin nor any OF US should appear
q, Versailles. Do rot believe ore word OF the
gossip you may hear about the going and coming
OF l. dru. Rollin. He has never lels Londoo. and
continues TO live in great retirement.
Yours, faithfully, JULES LECHEVALlER
La Czaloai, lived In the time Of voltsire, and was
persecu,ed BY the clergy. votare defended him with
ell his wit and fearlessness- "a Irio.
Destructive Fire In IT. Louis.
On the osth ult. a FIRE broke out in Messrs
sut,s tobsccostore Ia G-eenst In large I've story
huliins known A the Old Scott Hotel 10 was