New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-10-25
FRANCE.

The 6loniteur of Oct. IL Publishes the speech Of
the Cardinal Arch bishop of B<deauX and the French
Empsrors reply, atelegraphic summary of which has
already appeared in our columns. We give bth N
eZttnSO:
"The Emperor this morning rscei Ged the authori-
ties The s-Archbishop addressed his ajesty
as follows:
"SiRE: The clergy Of this diocese, through the
orgsn Of it's Archbishop, Is happy to renew to your
Majesty the sincere homage of iis Respect and devo-
ton. II is with pride truly French tba. 1t contem
plates the monarch valiant sword has raised go
high the glory OF country. 1t is slth joy that It
saiutes the mother Of the Imperial Prince and noble
Sovereign (SOurtrointl who knows well TO unite
Gecson with kbdless and who in difficult times man
fully undertook tue Of public business
Sire, when eight yesrssgo the city OF Bordeaux
gave you a. enthusiastic reception the walls OF our
ancient cathedral reecboed TO the shouts of the multi
tude; were there, my prie.ts and myself assisting
joy fully ct what we supposed to b. u baptism OF the
new empire. We then prayed for Hin who had
stopped the everything tide Of revolution, who had re-
stored to the Church and to the priesthood the crown
Of glory TO steal which from them had been a.temp,et
ard who paue ursed bis grea, destines by restorirg
10 the Vicar If Jesus CHRIST bis city, bis people, and
the integrity Of HE temporal p' wer.
"'We now, Sire, pray with more fervor, II possible
tba: God may give sOu the means, as he mas gwen
you the DESIRE to remain faithful TO that Christian
policy which hes called down blessing on your name
ard which s perhaps, the secret of the prosperity
ard the source Of the glories of your reign. =,
"'We pray with answering confidence, with a
hope which deporabe evens and sscrie gious acts OF
violence have not been able to shake sni the motive
Of this hope the realization of which appears now so
difficult, 49, after God yon Sire, Who nave beeu, ard
st wish to be, the eldest son OF the Church you VINO
have spoks these memorable words The temporal
of the ssnerabIe head OF the Church Is u
tiuatey conn 3ted with the faue o. Ca,hoh ;sm ana
the liberty and independence OF nay q nope men
confo,msbe to the sentiments proessed by the augns
head Of your dynasty, when, spsakips 81 the tenpnh
power OF tho Pope. he said, Centuries have establish
ed this and il has done well
"'Yesterday when your bejesty for the trst time
entered the elegant city which has arisen, as if by CO.
cbarment on a once solitary strand; when you we're
seen kneeling in an uhfisaed sanctuary, oies.ed
asyu shut out from the noise Of the world, and open
beayenw ard 10 receive the falling de~s, appeared
70 all that the imnscuae psroness of the spot shielded
YOU your august wife, and your beloved SOU upaet
her maternal protection. You Will scquit q oeoI OF
gratitude to her by preparing fapo 'G s wo,i5u Of
you Sire; II will put end to tue anxtnes OF the
Catholic world, who will hsl it with transports.
"The Emperor replied as follows:
al Thank Your Enineuce for the sentiments you
have Just expressed You render Justice to my nten-
.iors without, however overlooking the difficulties
which obs,ruct them, and | believe you understand
your high mission in erdeevoIrg to strengthen conh
deIce rather thar TO spfesd useless asrm.
"'I thank you for having rec aed my woros, Tor l
entertain the firm hope that new era OF glory ~lll
aiise for tie Church the day when the whole word
will share my conviction that the temporal power ci
II
pepderc &c of LAZY.
al cannot nov enter into details which the grave
question you have touched upon wculd RlTe rse 10,
Al conhne yself to reminding you that the Gov
rrmept which replaced the Holy Father on ms throne
can only give him counsel inspired by respectful ana
sincere devotion to his interests. But he ls anxious,
and with good csuse regards the DAY, when must
| soon come when Rome viii be evacusted by our
troops for Europe cannot allow that the occupation
which has lasted for ten yesrs shall be indefinitely pro-
| lopged; and when our Army ~itnoraSs, what wn II
leave behind il Anarchy, terror or peace This ID
question the Importance Of which no one can derry
Bnt believe me- in the times in which we live, to re-
solve IT, we must instead of appealing to ardent pas
sions endeayor calmly to iathom the truth snd pray 70
Providence to enhgbtep peoples and kings on the wise
exercise of their rights and extent OF their cu'les
81 do not doubt this, tue prayers OF your ninence
and those of your clergy will continue 10 cali down the
blessings OF Heaven upon the Empress, any son, AID
| myself.' ,r
The Patric contains a dispatch from MafseIles,
sta,irg that an Envoy Of the Sultan had arrived az
Alexar dris bearing order 10 the Niceroy o. Egyp
10 cppose the continuation Of the wo.ks on toe Sus7
| Canal. The Foreign Consuls had Immediately Assem-
| bled.
| sCelui.-( Monitem.)