The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-01-24

here, gives the sdair degree sf national mpor snes
which will scarcely tend to allsy the excitement
in New York by the presence Of the Pope's Nunos
II h difficult to understand the pr ,prs.y of the So
Mates in'erfsrsncs In the matter.
NJ Bediri s stopping in this city with n sArtiss tbs
French Minister Out OF comfy, the stste DepsrSs sat
beth himself ard his secretary passports but the
Nuncio not satisfied with this protssop bat has A.
piled personally to the President and members Of the
Cabinet, for sort OF diplomatic recognition a.
gester curity ~ sns violence, Of which he stands In
dread Gen Csss ntsrest in the dsu arises
from the fact hat the Nuncios friends have intimasJ II
violence done aim here the government Of Rome will
probably retalists upon Gen. Case SON. who Ia United
states Charge there
~ Bsdi brought an autograph lstbsr from the Pope
to s President and it Is upoa this fact that he his
claim now 70 Al Official recognition.
The Pope letter to the President and perhaps ths. of
Cardinal Anioneih to Mr. Marcy, viii be sent In to this
Senate s.monow in to General CAss rssel1toa
OF inquiry The following ia the susstanos OF tho for
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The Pope says: ave charge signor Bsdini Nunsio
In ordinary to Brazil greet your Excsenoy and testify
our friendly sentiments towards you And the people OF
United States. He s person distinguished for great
qualities OF mir and heart We have doubt but th
expressions OF sentiments viii be agreeable to
and ,hA. the bearer OF the letter viii be -ih
to the Csbocs Of the United States and prAys Almighty
God may shower down every olsssiag this country
The most singular taurs IN this affair is the fact that
Mr. Marcy refused up this time to sgn any other
paper than passport, thus declining to recognise
this mission Of courtesy the part Of his Holiness to
this country diplomatic. Although the corps disls
ate consider 1t In that light, Senator Cass aso coz
si.ers it in the same character
The Nuneos secretary day two since declared, In
the State Department, thAt the govsramsns OF the
United to grant this diplomatic recognition
II would stand dsgrsesd in the eyes q tbs world,
a.d It's consequences would b visitsd apon cur
represent iative At ne The reply to the threat was
that United States would take Of Its own honor
and the second time ,hst thunder kposksd
the gates Rcs for redress for outrages different re.
suit would be witnessed from that already recorded We
not know the Nur clos secretary spoke BY direction
OF bis superior.
There good deal of here In conseq
OF the display made by the Nun 10 at Postmaster General
CAmpbelps Friday evening, when he had .
set apart and received officially in his scarlet robes Of Pom
tihc.l honor aud state.
Whilst dsprecAte the Interference Of the federal gov
in domestic police regulations, it would b well
for tbs city authorities of New York adopt prscau
touary to prevent any violence against Cardinal
Beoin he passes through tha. city to Boston
bark In the steamer Wednesday, which Is nov bis
purpose Such 3 course prevented not Mrs.. For
rsst's frs. ~ Ipearancs the stage
rtLsIDESTIAL ApPoYTMsHTs-C CONSUL AT HAMBUKe,
XTC., ETC.
Judge Brrett, Of Jackon Michigan, has been appoint
cd U. Consul 1t Hamburg, g. Johnson, ressn
The following appointments In the Navy Department
col hrnsd to day:-Surgeon William Wheeler Chief
Bureau Surgery and Medicine; B. aartip Engineer in
Chie' o, be savs; Jobu L@ntaan Ch.sf Bureau Con.
strpeiin ot tqUipnsnt ana Repairs.