The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-01-26

neas oannot fail 10 be SUCH - viii reflect orsdA
Judgment and on the country over which he Ii
prvside. Great America should be reprose ated
Iemsn-men Of uno QUOTED talent and cuorgy-of
nf1cent 70 hold their own In presence OF the elite
oriC, and energy that Deeds but to move-as the
ing lion does its tau-to convince mankind what
BILE forces u can summon 10 is ALI, II required.
r. word, 70 SEQ The United States respected
70 ald simple.
decided change has taken place In the weather,
- Il ct once become much colder. oonsioe O.
rantty OF snow fell on Mondsy night In the neigh
o. 'aris and yesterday morning the roots OF the
wen all white. During the day the state OF the
herr was exceedingly wiolry TO the feet aud the
oe Ietween the temperature then and that Of the
orewas very marked. Il 10 worthy OF notice tnAt
tim forwarded 70 you, made by the Aobe
W, expressly mentions Jan. ~ the day on
the change to . decidedly colder state Of the
her was 70 commence.
Pf te large vehicles employed to convey portable
ppe s an early hour on Sunday morning d me
Pals, In the Rue RambuUau, and delivered
ne man In charge OF the vehicle, In order 70
IN ne quantity given, i'm ruden.y PlAcea =
cstie 30 near the vessel placed on the cart, inv
the pipe which Communicated with toe
Dir aught IRE coiumn Of lame shot no
podieious height-oigher than the rsofs
10 houses then . tremendous explosion
sceand lastly, mass OF flames burst forth. The
on rs so violent that IL oaus he houses on both
rex A. In an earthquake and broke nearly all
pdos. The amount or damage TO the houses was
ledt 20, 000f.
may well be iuasined. still continues in
gnt excitement, 10 cousequ noe Of the dark deed
hssorever imm0rtalized the church Of st. Euenne
ht. The chapter or tue metropolitan church Of
ssabIed for the seoono time on Monday, and 40
aCapitulsry V oars tue Bishop OF Tripod, and
}uqet, Surat and Barbos. Tho funeral OF the
shs will take place on TUESDAY tho 18th, aud the
attic OF tho church Of 81 Etenne du MONT the fol-
d.. II was found, on embalming the prelate's
thaoAe Of tho cavities OF the heart had boon ira
bthe knife and that the olo~ had bsen directed
uchioienoe that the embroidery Of the stole had
impediment. The ssssssin's name ID spelt
r, d not Verges ~ I nrst gave It. He ID, IL seems,
4 Oh tailor at Neuly, and being . lad OF parts,
ith Atrons ut the communal school, whe promoted
uosOn; and ~ he evinced mucn fervor Of piety,
sukquently enabled him 70 enter holy orders.
mlrating bis sacrilegou crime at the Church
Ethne du Mont woman OF the nArne q Nirard,
d Aler Ut Econou. happeBed 70 stand nigh him,
- rticulaYly struck with his seeming devotion.
tAprooession made iu first round. he drew ba,k
Air0 ~ NOT 70 impede it, passage, and whom after
heumbrella dropped, veryer stopped and picked
Witgreat politeness. At the second turn Of tho
ratis knife and rush With fury upon ito preIAts.
atmpt 70 stay his hand, she herself was wounded
, llfe In one Of her nnges. but for which sho
nshsvo let 10 hsx hold Il iaa curious fact thai
rts bis masters hielsss body from the barrcsdes,
10 mo man now carried the bleeding body Of bis
Deooe his carriage.
Sour was the fifteenth archbishop Of Paris since
cation into IN aschiepisoopal See In 1921. This
y, 70 most important In Franco, since II contains
n, l, 7tO 900 inhabitants had foe its first bishop
be-, who was beheaded In 272 THIS apostle OF
Au was succeeded BY loo bishops. Out Of that
ERIK are revered By the church - saints, and ten
odinals. Since the commencement Of the nine.
0tury, this great See hiss only bean occupied By
clshsps. Cardinal de Belloy held Il from 1901
D hen came . blank Of eight years, during which
lAAaury, who had been named, could NOT take
Nh In consequence Of the re'usa Of Pope Plus VII.
D i'm the oanonical Institution. In 1917 Cardinal
l0and Pergord Was called TO the See OF Paris, and
! ri. He was replaced by Mgr. dc Qaelsn, his
~, whose death took place on the 8lst OF Dccem
81. Mgr. Ahor sucoee led him on the 10th Of
$40 and then came Mgr sibour, who nlied 1t
a6s, months and l6 days.
tdy Of the Archbishop la, In stAte yesterday In .
ldrdeate erected n the grand draw ne room OF
cnd door In the arcticpiscopal palace
PARIS, Jan. 8, 1857
be O'Donwelly's Weather Predtcions-Tk Nor
Crmonies Al the Archiepicopal Palace in Pdrts--
|pg oar Correspondent TO Tie Uhape,le Ardene-Des-
IN a. Vrgr- ne Neichate' Question, &c., dc.
Able ODonne'ly bids fair 70 become q oele'
h prophet q Mr.. Murphy, whose westher prog
lions some years ago were for the nonoe 20 OK.
I'd literally fulfilled that the agricultural mind OF
4 bad some notion Of putting him in palace, with
ncent svenue, and keeping him - special b.
IL for tpcolic interests. Just Is, however, the
AuAs riper ing. Mr. Murphy kicked d,wn his new.
|isuta.,on by one or two such uDluoky shots, tina,
ghetto fame was forever sunihilased. Lot ~ hope
aAbbe o Donnelly's p. essnt reputation 10 founded
s,ore sciertihc basis His prediction. 80 far, has
roarkably verified; and II, after few weeks nip
IT. sufficient to purify the earth Of the innumsra-
dies IL has OF late years been harborng his pro-
\ ring and season Of abundance snail follow, who
Asus q messenger OF CAD tidings ~ the worthy
\ The vacant Archiepscopae Of Paris u the small
,Ahss should be offered him The cold weather.
a., In on the day predicted, January o, seems
IDLY 70 continue. Yesterday every one IN the
arAs wrapped up ~ II In the midst OF winter. A
|, q morning the thermometer Of n. ChevsAlier
q 10Th below zero, Csnsigraie, GO l. ID Fab
Al and st noon Of q loths c., (2SF) This
81 I have not seen the thermometer, but
sshsr must be colder by many degrees
srday the erestess interest Vas exhibited By many
sds OF persons to zee the body OF the murdered
llhop lying In as.s .. the .rcnlepiscopd p
the Rue do GrsnelIe saint Ger main. The
sere 70 be opened 70 the public u ii ocsock, but
4 found thai long queues OF carriages and OF per-
A foot had been for ming ever aimee O'Clock, ana
numbers were increasing 20 rapidly snss the
nlt,ancc should be given On hour earlier. A. II
,vevey. many thousauds had 70 rcsurn 70 their
without havng obtained an entrance. ~ the
lss o. the authorities, and II being understood
d representative OF the HERALD, received . GARD
,rSve me the ep,rse ss Q o'o,o,k, and - I was &C
n ed by dignissry Of the Roman Catholic Onuron,
IN opportunity or Witnessing everything under the
Avorable auspices. i am not l confess, one OF
,sho zee something contemplate aud ridiculous In
If All lint Thu