The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-04-20

felt Of o. 900 900 would disa ppear and the expsns
would be less than the ioo,me Bat the science of the
Al for the people and BY people was their motto
before tbe Ieyo Inn which soei them in power and
- regards places and Offices they them all them.
selves.
Yesterday the Day yesterday the puros had
to eisouss vhsE they ha bssr do hess
qsestiona 1t Is said they dssrmusd 70 vote agAus tie
bment Of the duties .ep'ioued We shall SEA-
of v-lsnsa, is coming osck T. Spain
very curious KIND Of book has been published here by
Dor Busna,enture vvo las minister Of the cubic q
ON with the government concerning alliance OF the
public anf Spain against the federation of the United
ous chA,Acter and ehRl badly take the trouble to
translate them for the bef eft of your but
get them ready till An ;ther mail.
Our italian Correspondence.
ROME March 20, 1855.
The Pope Fdhrs the Imperial Baby Gdities among ne
american Residents in Rome-Mr Fltmore's Psrsgri-
nations amongst The Shrins of Classic Art-Hs Eguans-
nifty on the Receipt Of tn. Nrcs of his Nominaion-At-
ten,ons Paid 10 the Er-PresideM By Cro,c,ed Hods-
Handsome Compliment from Lord .Broughaw --Maynif
cent American Fee in the coliseum-Am.rican Art and
Artists.
The Pope has concluded not to 90 to Paris himself bat
tn send one OF his Cardinals. he accepts the oass Of
godiabsr to the young Prince Nspolson but he viii not
crown HIS father The Papal vsrnmsnt has bssu
ssnguns one, and will 4 easily take step forward
when 1t possible that it may have to taLs 1t backward
hereafter. The government of Louis Nap ,leon accept
ed ss On unavoidable necessity but 1t has YET become
popular here In r. me- any than at hs Protestant e
gtmist court of Berlin. 1t Is cesssry to have like
Napoleon in Europe to MAINTAIN the status quo not 10
politics but in society to break the fall OF ali political
and religious institutions Of the Old World for ct
least and thus those who lock with Jealousy and
apprehension to the growOg Of France glad
see hat power wielCed by such = nan
The holy Father quite willirg to 20 to Paris and
to obse the Emperor Napoleon out the Sacred College
have dissuaded him from taking sush STEP and have
now from not to be mistaken, that ths Pope will
not quit Rome the ensuing summer. His Iocmm tes the
Cart ina viii leave ht re in the month Of
The amnesty which the Emperor il about to grant TO
all political coddmnes spensabe the calming Of
all political anlmosites in France but are those
who look with fear and trembling the rstura Of 20
many socialist republicans who doubt will all make
Pss their future headquarters and who it win not BIZ
an easy task 70 watch to conne passive
Napoleon succeeds getting the great Generals
back who are now in Belgium, he will be armed with
prestige, and the ancient republican parties will be
left without leaders.
As have often written you, peace will undoubtedly
be concluded; but the regulation Of the frontiers Of
Russia in BessarAba Ia not easy task at first
imagined, and may yet require aurvey by joint
mfsion Of officers It is quits certain that the maps
which have been used for regu apg the ideal frontiers
false and that there is map in existence that might
serve as proper guide
We here in tho midst Of the ceremonies Of the Holy
Week, and Rome is crowded with strangers The number
Of Americans this year far exceeds that of the English
and they areS spending their time here very sociably
Amorg themselves At all tbs American evening parties
md hsyo
passed without American fe-I have seen but one
Frgisb person, and that woman, the two nations
keeping themselves distinct from another ~ il
they had neither language drop Of blood in COM
mon On the other hand, do not knew single Amari.
can who s member Of the English Club here, which
an institution entirely maintained by British exclusive
ness for ihe sole benefit of her Majestys Only
the EDgsh ssd American srstsu associate with esoh
othsr, ard have very hne club for that purpose Ar
and scences have forever brought Of different ms
tionp together because genius i from is very nature
universal certain degree, If not of ign rance at leas
of prejudice is always necessary to bring out national
distinctions snd With II social national intoerAncs
Mr. Milard Fillmore has returned from Naples, and Is
Of h % aas ana An
favoriie Our Minister here the Hon. Lewis CAss, Jr
has large party for him Monday next to wnsh eli
the and the dgntaries Of the Church Of Rome
invited The news that Mr.. Fillmore has been Iomi-
mated BY the Know Nothing Council has reached here
seems
ral safacon There are those who and olensy Of other
things to respect in Mr. Fillmore than his real imputed
Know Nohingnm. They know that he knows something,
and that he made mcst excellent President His posi-
on the slavery question is very much liked, being
tnine between he ignorant aboIiioniss Of the
Norh ard the impeuous and of
the South, neither one or the other OF which NAV be
classified wi the national of the country. Even
among the democrats here there but one opinion,
namely that anythng better than the continuation OF
The present rule OF Pierce and Forney: and that
some good rational democrat (not man pledged ali
is sure to be our next President.
Yesterday party Of Anericans-Q do not mean to
'hs word ~ party dis'incon- win be sad spectacle
when any portion OF Americans will have ceased to think
and feel and Americans communicated to Mr..
Fillmore the fact OF his nomination; but he remained
as calm as summers morning, and see med TO be
quite Indifferent to rhe honor intended to be shower
ed upon him. He leaves here Tuesday next for
Florence, Milan and Venice and vim visit Vienna, Mu.
mich, Stuttgart and Stlasbourg his way home The
nor,h Of Europe he visited ast summer, and there il
probably living In the U, itsd states we'll
ed with the position Of the different States Europe
Mr. Fillmore, and none who has more gmsnt to make
the pre- per of hs knowledge
Whis Mr. lmore on his way from Marseilles to Nice,
was passing through Cannes, memorable, you we'll
know, 10 ancient times by the battle which Julius Cesar
won over the Gauis, but celebrated in latter days
most ceghttu residence for Eng ishmen in search OF
country lie, retirement and health, he made short
vsi. 10 Lord Brougnam who had shown him some atter
ion in London, and not little astonished when on
leaving the place, he found his Lordshp twho Ia in
advanced aee) waiting for him near the carriage
Men Of the reign Of George ILL., His Lordship had
down nearly two miles from his beautiful palace
foot to wait venerable exPresdent to present
him with this testimonial of his high regard. or the
special favor shown MIR. Fillmore by the Pope, have
spoken In previous letter. who're stated that his Ho
bestowed him than princely honor when he
invited Mr. Fillmore to take seat BY his side. The King
OF Naples had extra train in readiness to convey Mr.
Fillmore to the roya residence and wherever else Mr.
Fillmore has set foot he received only with the
honors due to the exalted alton he occupied but
with that for the innate dignity OF the man whah
oficiai position, however high, can ensure unless
coupled with personal cignity evidence of hgn In
dividuAl character.
We have gone through the ave weeks Of Lent snd
the middle tas Holy Week; hut II certainty
be Faic of that good Prctestsns have paid
any parti5uhr rsgsrt 10 Catholic customs We have had
Aoc,a reunions every night what is more We have
had music and dance almost every evening The only
remonsrance that made to that proceeding ~ the
(eccesscs police was in regard to the inStnuments
selected which coupled with polite request that
,he piano might take the place of the shriexing
FIDDLE as q st;mulsnt tor the fantastic toe. Ypu may
well imagine that ali orderly persons received the hint
piv with sreat mcdesty, q positive commandment 70