The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-04-27

amiA Die, pALfoUc ana Coca rs L. rinmore, ehouId
respect them citizens Of common republics ana j,
any Of them had served his country veil Mr.. Fill
more he would Be entitled 20 10Y snes-est rsspec. and
grAtitude-though beg leave to observe that those
services we're rendered by Mr.. Fillmore as national
nan, not - the exponent Of . narrow mind
3D. self exaggerated clique party Of poll
tcians. What Mr.. Fillmore may do, should
he Be elected again the highest Office in The gin Of
free people, know not but his hopes Of can In
my opinion, be only based the denomination Of Mr.
Pierce because anybody Of Known character and truth
ulnses may Be supposed 20 be stronger with the people
than the present occupant Of the White House. be-
kevc, however, that other wiser, moro reliable, more
courageous and truthful than Mr.. Pierce are
NOV being eanvassed before the democrats national
party Of the land and that the National Convention
which Il about to meet in Cincinnati viii not be so crazea
q to spell good cause by connecting it with the for
tunes Of sinking man Whether tho democratic nomi.
he Judge DougAs Mr.. Hunter NJ Mason, Of Viz
sinis; Gov. Bright, Of Indiana, Mr. Marcy or Mr. Bu-
shanan the Know Nothing candidate viii DO defeated BY
the people, and his only chance is in the House. the
democrats should not have = posi- i've majority
niger worshipp>ss and Know Nothings combined.
Whatever the personal ienes Of Mr.. Fillmore may hope
for him in that case j. is that election Of Pre-
dent the House Of Representatives, the worst thing
that happen for the country and the Unon and that
friend Of the latter desire TO witness asch
eris And to the third supposon, that Ar. Fillmore
here In Rome, having teteGtets With the Holy Father
can You that, during NJ Nlmores second stay
here he not at AL in the Vatican and during his
first stay only for few minutes. There many Anne
ricsns Germans and Englisemen here in Rome who
presented to the Pope, merely TO tell him that they
Prtssauts TO which remark he always observes with
very beLga SMILE tina. he is sorry TO hear it, but hopes
that the light Of truth viii yet shine upon thsm-a
mark certainly modest than the assertion made by
dissener the head Of the Church Of Rome and the
Prince Of ths Papai States l verify believe have
fewer democrats IN land who being presented 10
British nobleman would commence BY telling him that
they believe in such thing ArisSocracy. But Mr..
Fillmore in his interviews with the Pope felt dignity
Of his position which for ,ade him Ell her bs rude
osst quious He talked to the Holy Father the
rerior treatment Of mental diseases 10 the United States
ard the Pope owed by the justice and eloquencs Of Mr.
Fnlmores remarkr, has since carried out Dr. Parishes Of
Philadelphia suggestions to build hoptal for the
insane and there 10 introduce the Amsricsu and
lively, the English practice: The cooperation Mr.. Fill
and Dr. Parish, and Mr. FIN uore's pers NAL plea
(Dr. Parish only presented memorial in writing gave
tie Holy Father an opportunity Of :gan exhibiting for
the thousandth time The generosity OF his heart and the
sincerity Of his Christisn professions.
II With his private means that he has laid the foun
Ga the insane hospital and thereby promoted
the public good; and Mr.. Fillmore she means If
moving HIM thereto he has established higher claim
TO the respect OF than he could derive from iana.
cism Tor or against particular denomination OF Chris
tians
1t is net Cardinal Alteri at nrst determined
but CARDINAL Patric Who, in Jane next will bantize the
King of Ageris-he born heir the I'm peral throne
OF Frarce-ip The place Of the Holy Father Toe latter
quite willing TO himself perform that interest
irs ceremony (or the present Pope has arere ese
any act BY his sacred regi bc.the CArdn
Secretary Of sac strongly opposed TO the Popes
dnn An onelh is unpopular here and requires the
projecting Of the sovereign Pontf maintain the
Gtrs CARDINAL PaiIei is most excellent choice;
having political an ecedens, having oeen always
voted 10 the cause Of religion only and not being accused
OF diplomatic partahty for any country This makes
lin much person for the ba ptism Of tae
infant Prince Of France than Cardinal Altieri
have, in previous letter, spoken Of the gro viog
good understanding between the heNd OF the Csthoc
church and the new Emperor OF Russia. ia.
form you that negotiations between the heads of the
Greek and Roman churches respectively, have s'pro
eight Csthoio bishoprcs IN Poland winch aboish
suspended under Emperor Nichols, about to
be filled BY the Pope and mat the other exist
ing between the spiritual courts Of St. Petersburg and
Rome are about 10 receive amicAbIe solution. The
good offices OF tie Emperor Napoleon apprecisd 10
this matter also the efforts OF the Emperor Of
Russia The peace is not only signed in Paris, but
the Alliance between France and Russia, under thsif
new auspices is fat acogmplt have In al 10Y
letters TO the HkRALD poin ed TO Ibis eventually
necessary consequence Of the position Of Europe bat
doubt IL likely bring with it that guArsnes
Parn may expect from it. To Europe az-ins in
ternal ard conmo.on the acts of the respective
scyereiens REQUIRE to be ratified BY the people.
The Prussisn Ambassadors st Paris, Count HStseidt
and Baron Msntere 10 act hgursAts having
had other part assigned &c them in the play THAI ths
OF he performance e.hers and their stu
ton bee the ore diss cable Russian instead
OF tbs hiking Prussia for the part abe hitherto pc
70 exiemIorize oy making every posi- ad
ysnte 10 France The German states by this suc-"-g
full coup de Diplomatic in the situation Of Ge1e4N
.cott nth ire in frt nj and whjc, it 10 hoped,
neglect the Prusan Aba.sadors in Paris seems t. be
responded 70 here in Rome. Whom but three short
nths sgobeore the prospccts Of peace had rpsnei
into ceItaaty-a couple OF Austrian Princes arrived In
Rome, there quite gala. OF course, the Pfp..,n
Price be.g Of different religious persuasion cannot
pect the rejc.cings Of the church his arrival
the ernsl City which manifested ct the preface Of
q member Of The m2erial family Of Aus ria which ad
jug. then conc uted . coneordat with Rome. b. g
Duits TO review Of the French troops, and Who IN
lar has not extended any similar eivy 20 ,he rinse
Prussia is moved BY no secn consitsra,i and has no
TO be established In the nia3 Of he Emperor o. he
French tia. Prussia shsll iosger be considered
one OF the Eve great Powers, aDd tat he-.e
forth 70 homage is 70 be paii to her az sush Var i,
be dec,aiei and peace concluded without the ls.y5
Of the Court CT Po'ssaIa for Prussia has 40
the msaUs OF aggression belonging to the other g~.t
Powers Of Europe but merely those OF deenca, in
quence OF the high sta Of military Organization Of her
ence nigh, be great when aided to the more positive
means q other Powers but alone she cannot maintain
struggle or other territory than her own.
Now that the peace s good rAife1 speculations
alre s5y sfost 10 its probable duration Certain
is that far the exchange concerned the is
already discounted, and stocks likely take
upward tendency until the politics Of France
more clearly defined There is mysterious connection
setween Igish and French politics and international
good Will and the Paris and London Stock Ex-hauge.
which il powerful than the Empero,s vii, sod
which cannot he couEteracted by governmental res.rc
sions or prohibitions. IL Ia his which hlcheii Chevaer
meant when ne raid Great Britain 10 great political
Power because she possesses virtue of her accnmu
lated capital her commercial preponderAnce, AMI the
control Of the exchanges, that oserfl Of
seneiDg millions in every country, suppersss TO bed
feeding the richly with . share Of her profits
Pray do not feel little of that influence in free
happy and rrospsrous Ianef Again say the peace is
already discounted and nothing is 70 be ,de out
Of II.
Oar Dublin Correspondence.
DUgLIs, April 3, 1855.
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