The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-02-09

well as Of individuas are guided and happy is he
whoee mind is impressed with that conviction. the
derous bands have again discharged their balls against
Emperor OF the French. Without the will OF God, how
ever not hair Of head fall. The Almighty pur.
bs selected path and If he selects q man for
his work he permit tina, work 10 be disturbed
even by the internal machines the poignard OF the
bandit II was IN vain, also, that assassination at
tempted on Napoleon Lit necessary that his dest
MES should be accomplished. Republican conspirators
also fired on Louis Philippe but could kill him All
in the power OF God whether humble or TO exat TO
level with the dust place ON the throne and &c
each in his own good time" The whole Of the German
press without any exception speak indignant terms Of
the attempt the Emperor and Empress and band with
Reproduction the conduct Of the revolutionary party in
employing such detestsbe meaps TO effect their pur
pose.
SYMPATHY AND PRAYERS OF THE POPE
lParis (Jsn Ply Correspondence of the London Post
The moment the of the attempt of the l4th reached
Rome, Cardinal Antone went TO the French Embassy to
express to the Duke de Gramon the OF the Pope
his deep feelings of gratitude to Heaven for having 80 MI
racuously preserved the lives Of their Maestes. At
Npnch, on the 17th of Thanksgiving followed by
lie De,n, celebrated at which all the French resi-
dents in the Bavaran capital attended So great was the
sensation ali classes Of the Inhabitants that
the large church OF ST. Louis could scarcely contain the
number who focked thither. Mgr. Chigi, the Papa
Nuncio, oicated the occasion The King and Prince
Iupod represented by officers of their households
On the day similar service WAS performed in the
Catholic Church at cas-; al when me Charge Anaes
of France the Austrian and French Minister'S and all the
French residents were present
OPINIONS OF THE TALIAN RxFoRMERs.
[Psris (Jan. 21) Correspondence of London Post
have received letters from Italy written by or two
leading of the constitutional party One from Naples
says-You sir, who have 80 freqesty enlightened the
Fl esh public on the Italian cnaracter-you, sir, who
often expressed the hopes of the
liberals OF Italy, will am sure take he best means Of
causing to be known that the defeated liberals OF Italy
look with soulinspred disgust the late attempt which
who have Italian blood in their veins have lately
made on the Emperor Of the French Again we repeat
the truth that consider Sgnor Mazzni the enemy of
our beloved Italy he who has sacrificed so many fools
and madmen, &c, &c.
The writers signing this letter then proceed to express
nd In
just governments on foreign States, &c.
second letter is from the Roman States and amongst
other things observes You aware moderate re-
formers Of the States Of the Church have Of
meeting express opinions the late bloody deeds
which took place in Paris, but should be sorry for
France ana England to suppose that because we desire
enlightened government we think the death of the
Emperor OF the French would promote our wishes: On
the contrary feel his Majesty but for complicated rea
would do something for Above all, repudlate
Mazzn as the black coad Of our political heavens The
majority Of Romans think like that great departed
czon Mn that our brighter Gays will come from the
Anglo French alliance &c, &c.
THANKSGIVING OF THE FRENCH IN LONDON.
From the london Chronicle, Jan. Is
Yesterday Sunday afternoon a solemn service OF
thanksgiving took place in the presence Of the French Am
sador at the French Chapel, King street. Portmau
square After the vespers had concluded in the afternoon
Cardinal Wseman conducted in procession from the
presbytery to the high altar, which magnifcently
adorned and furnished With innumerable lights for the
chsion. The Cardinal who was accompanied by his CO
adjuof (Archbishop ErripgtonD was preceded by his
bearer Mr.. G. Bowyer, NJ. F., and attended by
the Cardinals domestic chaplaps and also by mber
of other ecclesastcs chiefly French priests of
the habit of French canon. The Cardinal
vested in gorgeous cope Of silver cloth and
elled mre the crozier being carried by Of the at
tendants Two OF the attendant priests wore costly dalma
tics likewise Of silver cloth. Having arrived at the altar,
his Emipence delivered striking discourse in the French
language denouncng the crime which had, he said, well
uieh Frustrated france and shattered the of Eu
rope He called upon them all to join in thanksgiving to
Almighty God, who had mercully averted grea, Gala
nifty At the conclusion OF the discourse the ~ Deum
chaned by the congregation and choir and also the
Other prayers for the Emperor and Empress offered
up the bened on Of the Holy Sacrament terminating
the The chapel crowded 10 excess by the
pr ucipal French families in LoncOn, in addition 10
his Excellency the French Ambassador and suite There
also number Of the English aristocracy present,
among whom noticed the Countess Granville, Viscount
Campden, &c.
RELIGIOUS oBsERvAScEs BY THE POLES IN PARIS.
The Able Alexandra Jelowck, superior OF Polish mis-
sion in Paris addressed TO his countrymen in the French
capital a circular, inviting them TO nbe sunday,
the 18th ult, naf past ten in the Church of the As
sumption, where solemn will be celebrated in
thanksgiving for the protection vouchsaet TO the lives of
the Emperor and Empress Of the French.
THE IMPERIAL PRINCE or FRANCE NOTICES HIS
FATHERS INJURIES.
fFrom fniignani's Messenger, Jan. 20
An affecting place the Tuleries after the
thanks giving at which the Emperor and Empress
present. the day following the late attempt The
Prince imperial when brought to his august parents
face of the Emperor, and said in his inante accents
Para hurt ~ The Emperor took the Prince IN his
and said, You love papa, do youS The Prince replied
by kissing the Emperor, and again repeated the word,
tie who had beheld death him without being
disturbed without changing countenance, could
restrain the feelings OF his heart and be shed