The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-03-29

Bis.h 0snsu at Philadelphia, In place Of Peter Eco,
Deceased
THE HARHRoR AND THE PoPz-THE N0RTHnN
FowEas-FuSx3AL OF MADAME RAsPAIL-his-
The accounts from Paris BY this steamer convey no
news Of very Important character The Par. CORES
pondsnt Of the London Tes announces that the Pope
had 70 visit Paris for thu purpose OF crownng
the Emperor Louis Napoleon who sttaches the greatest
importance to his consscr.tion BY the Pontia IT 10
has been asked and it is beloved In the best
informed quarters that has been given Louis Napoleon
poson both were conseerated Emperors BY the Pope
and he believes that the same ceremony performed
at Notre Dsmc would confirm his pretsnsoas and
rstify his accession to the Imperial lie has
tDued the traditions Of the first empire borrowed from
it constitution and its laws its form of government
its very nomenclature; and even to great sxtent its
etiquette and the resemblance desired 10 be completed
by the repetition In 1883 of the solemn of 1904 The
Emperor convinced sat he shall derive much force and
security from the benedicon of the Pope and that the
head Of the Roman Catholic church win, by that
point him out to the population of France as the
ruler to whom the most absolute submission is due.
But it 10 on the French clergy, above all that the
Pontifcal benediction Is expected to produce the
greatest and most useful impression and the support Of
body OF men who unquestionaby exercise great inhu
the Of the population is naturally
sidered his most powerful auxiliary. Personally Pins
TX. responds favoraby to the wishes of the Emperor
He in the visit to France an immense
for himself and triumph for the church of which he
is the head The character of the Supreme Pontn is
already well known. II he is not belied he par
tial than becomes grave eccesiastic to popular
tons and be ardently courts the acclamatons of the
masses These acclamatons at Rome at least, he has
been for long time stranger TO; he hopes to lind
them in Paris, and the provinces Of France through
which he may pass and these antcpAtons to him
source of Joy which he Is unable to resist
In order to triumph the hostility of the ministers
and advisers of the Pope the Emperor aboed obtain
the consent OF Austria and Russia and it is almost
tain that he had obtained his object before the recent
outbreak Milan and the attempt to assassinats the
Emperor Of Austria Ea,ly in the month of January
of hath
Of Vienna. Berlin and St. Petersburg, and the En-
peror very sbfuy availed himself of it obtain
cesions when had been refused when the three courts
united resulted from that GOODNESS that
Russia and Austria relaxed in the opposition they had made
10 the visit Of the Pope The greatest obstacle becg
thus removed the consent of the Pope had long
be waited for, and at this moment il believed
VIII come at the period above mentioned to the
Emperor in Notre Dame. The ceremony is spoken Of
the 10th OF May and the Archbishop of Paris and his
Chapter have been requested take the necessary steps
for placing the cathedral OF Noe Dame the dispo of
the government architects after Easter The consent
then OF all parties has been obtaned-but act Is not
yet done. EUROPE is in certain state that what Is
true to-day may not be SO to morrow; engagements
tracted this week be broken the next and is
avo the possibility of such being the that French
policy Is Tor the moment earnestly directed.
II understood in Paris the Emperor had given
way to the demands of Russia reference ques
ton OF the Holy Shrnes for the purpose of inducing that
power agree 10 the visit of the Pope Paris Upon
the subject of the relations of policy likely
tween france and the great powers the correspondent
1t is certain that France does view with approha
ton the violent repression exercised by Austria Italy
Austria, too threatens Switzerland and Piedmont wch
France would protect Tie feeling Of dsspprobsion Of
the policy Of Austria is shared by England, and both
France and England may be said to be opposed this
spect 10 Austria Austria and Russia who agree the
question Of the East, VIII probably make
when such questions at issue Prussia will sepa.
rate fcm these tive powers and well informed persons
would lind nothing extraordinary in the fact that the
three powers had re formed their alliance ard that
France locking to England 1t 10 believed that this
latter situation would be the preferred by the Emps
ror Napoleon and we're the coronation once over it is
very probable he would show that preference in more
marked manner TIL then he will proceed with much
caution.
The funeral of Madame Raspsi wife of the State pri-
scner N that name took place sunday the 18th
in Paris and made the occasion Of pacific demon.
stration By the republican party Who to the
nearly 0C0 formed rtege and followed the funeral
to reTe Caise marching past the column Of liberty
on the tace de La Baste With uncovered heads and in
solemn silence This sort OF manifestation which the
Farisians have now for time been strangers ex-
cited great deal Of attention. and the Minister Of Pc
ics had sharply r-prmAnded the project for alo wing It,
although the demsanor of the parties nofensive
throughout squadron Of Municipal Guards and q
battalion of Infantry, cleared the cemetery after the
burial was over and no speeches allowed to DO
made over the grave