New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-01-11


Ii is natural that the representatives of Eu-
ropesn Governments the distant from Paris should
be the latest in complying with these necessary tormt
Rome s not very dttant, however, and people have
remarked that the Nunco has not yet presented hs Gro
dentias while this dilatorness, which may a1nlI oil
another exclamation is construed into proof Of the
feeling the Sacred College with reference to the cor
onaton II such be the case IL Is at least pretty certain
that the French Government has not given up W hopes
in tLr respec Il ssid that the Sacred College has
been gwen 10 understand that the coronation would be
followed Immediately by the nomination Of an cccsiat
uc-thc Cardinal Bonnet, Archbihop OF Bordeaux, IL
mesdoned-to the portfolio of Public ln~ruetion aud
Public Worship. now held BY NJ Fortoul.
Indeed the two questions which for some time ex.
cited no small GtteniiOnthe marriage aud the visit OF
the Pope for the co<onatnn-seem now 10 remain In
allegiance Whatever be the real state OF the former,
or OF the negotiations concerning H. have reason TO
suspect that Louis Napoleon much css anxious about
getting married than his personal and intimate all
bereut by several these derrou they 20 con
sOhdate tie Imperial power so much rs a matrimonial
alliance consolidate, IL " freely admitted that he "a
not sufficiently earnest and they fear the chances the
perils Of = continued state OF celibacy
With reference 10 the yi.it OF Plus II 10 Paris be
hsve that matters remain pretty much In the state
when laft alluded "a the subject The majority Ut
the Cardinals continue adverse To the journey AMI this
feeling encouraged by the counsel- OF the Au trisn
Diplomacy the Pope himsef Il not hostile and ho
well a. the Cardinals anxious 20 profit by the snbi
ton Of Louis Napoleon and 10 secure advantages Tor
the CtUrch IL mas sometimes been the fortune of the
PspGl Court 10 turn even the most adverse circum.
stances 10 account and VIII easily be believed that the
Gs-Te for the hOnors of ponthcal cOnsecrsn
il too coed opportunity 10 let slip Whenever the
sub Is mootec az Rome IL - utmated thar, previous
~ that important cCncess0n old account remains 10
be- settled between France and Rome. Something has
been ssd respecting the C0Reordat entered into by the
First Consul and Plus VII, and which adopted
tse law Of the State by she Legilave Corps the Jh
Of April 1902, snd that the modification fh- Coae0rin
Is urged as n desirable and preliminary condition.
The CoHooraat, projected negotiated and ac-
copied with 80 much care snd after ~ much difficulty
IN Paris as u Rome, be destined % undergo nodica-
ton, | ain net aware; but, up 10 the pres M laye
TCgSCn a. believe that that Instrument hss not been
called into que Stlpn u Il evidently coniuunlc'l with
what were termed organic articles which, In the opinion
OF ChurctmeD, tended 70 place the clergy under ae
GbeCEte control Of the Government and Of which moth.
ing sd been said In the negotiations OF the ConeorfR
Thee articles rendered the Church nearly indepeni
eIt o. tie Pspal authority the Protestant establish
ment " Crest Britain Tue modhcst;on IL not the al
oon fl Thee articles Is what would be demanded sad
perhaps, ts condition 10 the consent OF the sacred Col
ege y the Popes journey 70 France. Tue fact Is, trt
The Ffr G. nsu accused OF sHp,rcters In prUnI.
gsng he articles conemrently with the Coac0rdat and
a. they formed part and parcel Of It and complaints
10 that eject were made after their prOmu gaon
In an official note addressed by Gonsalv Cardinal Sec
retsfy Of Stste NJ Ocaul', the French Minister az
Rome, and dated the 22i OF May lo02, the following
pssssge CccUfs:
BY OTdsr Ofthe Holy Father the andersisaed cannot a.
0w you 70 remain ia sIorsnce Of the fact several
eosanoes which followed the pablc,ton in Franc Of ts
CoEeotSG a the 18Th July 1901 and Of the boil which IL
eonpnses have wounded the Of HIS Holmes. and
occss.0D hun much embarrassment, IA reference
tie publication Of the C0ao,dat here The undefs g.ed
ecss not sleoe 20 The nststioB accorded Con-taon
bshofs hs hon0sss having pressed them his Dssoi
has the hTHsst eouhdepc- Lord that he should 40
reason u RPM Of the b-u gty witch the advantages
unity Rave tnshe hm show toward them The undersigned
refsT aud still by Of HI. Holiness % The 0rgrnie ar
css which, without the k9ovedge Of Ills Holiness have
ben prbzhed with the II articles OF the ConoDrdi 20 n
tnsy made pan o. IT, and which, eonsdernz the date and
me manner OF publication people would believe Thee
ganle articles represented the and condition Of
ne T-stehishnsrt Of the Catholic religion in France
re hey fsttsr opposition 20 the ues Of the Churc
n hosusss csrrot By Of his ministry feel tsr
wire than that they should suitable
c mary changes The Holy Father has tie mott We
y eonhcerce u the religion and the WAGON Of the Ft
O0Esa and pfays kin directly 70 accord thsss eslg &c
=, "0osSALyi."
ference 70 Tie organic articles, he observed 70 Cardinal
Gonshivi-
You SIX for their modification They will no. BE- ma
eeo bat yorr protect sal be forwarded IL becsux
reserved ~ Us md moreover courazeors AZ vel
cet1eo % bottom There remains the great as Of NE
Cenosrdet which q completed IL goes on well.'
II sVery probably win reference ,othese articles tat
oteery1tcns have been nzGe BY the College OF C,rf
DEs TIE cissensions between the Piedpon,se f;,s n
meIt and the P.psi Court, particularly ~a reff-e. 20
Inafrsee are sufcisn'iy well known The example "A
EIane has been pc.r.ted ~, and the Sacred CT
lese ssked how L tina, systeni which i
sanctioned u FRINGE -houd be ACCEPTED from, PED
rrenti And 20 this reply l. dis.cul, With yieu
then, 20 reestsbE<h the influence Of the Court Of Ro,e
N he MINOR Catholic Staies where IL has been ON ,h
were me eyes Of that Court are turnef IA
frsree src 10 esu1 the desire Of the Emperor to be
crowned ~ the PDntif win be taken s1ysptsze al m
oetsin e much additional influence a. il possible sm
c<Peted 70 believe tnst matters a. dis moment n
TIE stale describe, AMI thft the parties are earaf
"s'ehis the movements Of each other in order 70
profit BY thsD.