The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-10-12

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loo frghifuly great
EDUCATION OF PROTESTANT CHILDREN IN FRANCE.
The Minis of Public Instruction OF France has ad-
dressed the following circular TO the OF the
deny Douay 10 appease the alarm caused the
pastoral lie ter or the Bishop Of Arras II dated the
18th September. and runs thus
SEPTEmaEa Is, 1856
REcrkUR.-I informed. that the Protestant fami-
lies French and English residing In the department Of the
Pas de Calais entertain fears that henceorward their chill
dren Will not enjoy In the mixed schools sufficient protection
70 their religious creed that these should
not spread His Majesty desires fully all the
dsmena rights guaranteed IN the constitution the Empire
These families be convinced that the liberty of conscience
VIII always be respected In the mixed schools has
hitherto and hat the children belonging the different
which acknowledged by the State viii find
lection in the free practice OF their religious creeds You will
communicate these instructions TO the chiefs and directors
the mixed schools In your district. ROWLAND