The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-02-05

adhersuts Protcstsn,s, Catholics Grecks. NJ oder
a wealthy ParisAn banker, IL its President, and th
Of principal members. Its dovicc IL F" Toeranc
and Charity" sttaches less importance to the proien
sion Of belief in any dogmas whatever than to the prac
tce Of Christian virtue. But It's scheme, notwithstand
ing its many amable features can hardly recommsnt
itself to those Who hold faith good works TO b. "a
tsn while At valves II rot denies the divinity Of Christ
are reminded Of the company Of players that promised
Hamlet. Ian with the par. q Hamlet LETT s oat
mFst, transation from tho Nrw YoHK HKRALD Of the
ptton signed At New York in favor sf proder Of
with view 20 the reconciliation OF Russia and the West
ern 70 wers Several journals have since expressed their
doahs whether this generous project Is practicable or
would have ehieacous results.
Piedmont has not hestated TO ally iclf 10 the Wot
ern Powers You must have noticed what a sensAtion
Natazzfs htw ball for The suppression OF convsats
and monastic orders--ths piedmontese spoliaton bin
s The ultra montapists cali it-has produced through.
ou. Catholic Europe. Th, bill has converted arch
tho mos ardent Protestantsthat H. against itssif.
On. hundred aud thirty OF this prelates whom the I'm
maculac Conception had attracted to Rome last month
10 keep Christmas with his Holiness ths Pope
Mot of the French bishops have since rsturncd several
OF them by land In ORDER TO sckn.ss II II
be true that the Dominicaus 1t Florence have yoed
openly against the prepon 3cratng influence Francis
cana and Jesuit which hastened II IL said the prom
cation OF the immaculate Conception, may not the dsci
pies OF st Dominic risk OF tasting themselves the
sweets Of one OF their peculiar and favore instu
tonst Father Dominic founded the lnluiston in the
twelfth century.
In this century although now, as Of old II IL true
that man iiyeth not by bread alone tho food ques.
on iorces itse into precedence theological
tons The Eastern question itsef derives increang
share OF Its interest and mportancs from M relation 10
increasing prices OF meat md bread In Paris the
tnnal augmentation of the price OF meat has again
brought the butchers under the scrutiny OF the govern
rent well the public eye. Barely aiiueing 10 the
infinite sum OF petty Inconvenience occasone by II in
all but rich families, the Journals mention the significant
iact that the eating houe keepers who provide suppers
for Thousands OF workmen outside the city gates bcnS
no longer able to balance the prices OF with their
ordinary tariffs, have left of supplying certain kinds OF
meat for instance veal In the country the desrnsss
OF provisions still closely CONNECTED with
misery The Guetteur de Saint Quentin, n provincial
paper has proved It's statement which been tho ayht
exaggerated that IL 600 out OF 25 900 inhabitants
been admitted TO share ia the distribution of boT dr. pdip
bread tickets for the ndigent-at Saint Quentin At
Piled for the same privilege and 1850 admitted by
The authorities. When nearly the half Of a population
h thus dependent the charities OF the ether half
political ecobomsts may well look the serious.
However widely they may differ to tho OF this
desrnfss Of provisions, they cannot be bNni to the
misery which is It's consequence.
The Union and the Gazette. de France have lately
given long extracts from worx by NJ Hue, learaed
missionary who passed fifteen years in China where
according to his account, communal lbefty, liberty Of
The press, liberty OF the p!acard aud the advcrt
the liberty Of association the liberty Of meeting, exist
If this be eIclsims the Sifee 'et pleasure trips
there be organised at once We will take tcketsln
Judge Mason United States Minister At Paris, is,
hanls TO the skilful OF Dr. Bgelow, recovering
fiom his rhoek OF apoplexy.
Only thirty invitations have been received at the
United States legation for the ball al tho Hotel ie Vile
the ed Fifty Of Americans had been ssnt Ia,
''asling 20 be invited y FIGARO.