New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-10-27


brh upprje.,ly poiitieal article Il forget whether
IL bore tie formal title OF pastors. Letter or some
o,kerl char cterizod Ed DoDd AbOuts Qg>sfior Ro-
,paip, as mas Il "bsse c,lum,ies vouited out
".g.ipg, he Hoy Father and bis deyotd mins-
ter" Non'eigt euI Dupanoup. Of OtlesDs Is q
member OF the Academy. Ibe classic eleg ,nce OF
h, language Is not therefore, TO BE- c.sd 10 do1b!
Let TIA, psss; n. About, 10 gebtl, man aSgusg,,
has re- pled 10 the Bi.hop with sharpness Of satire
not At sl bnnted b. The courtesy of form in vnIch
II IL CONVEYED and has should say, decidedly cot
The better Of his emiDence, OTHERS mi nt ssy oii-
fereptly Bot that il not the psint. As Jos-isneur
represent. the Chsrch, 50 About repre.en1 the
press. Pubhcists recognise the sotidarut; sod ooe
Of them ODE Of the Able editors Of them, there
fore, looks up NJ. Dupanoup's literary sn,ecedents
and fn6s sm0og them certain pamphlet on tb
Temporal Sorer,ighty Of the Pope, published 10 l,i9
(tbe date il 70 be potic-d), and qgites ih-refron
into his journal passage the got Of which Is 10,
" one Of the most lncoutestsbie, the farest, and,
"perhaps the mOst noble OF the Popes titles 10 ten.
por al sovereignty" rests on the f.ct tina, IN Old
times il was " the people,, band Owned by Their
" ancient masters, aid reduced 10 despair, VINO
" supplic,t.d the POpes 70 rule over aud ssTe
them" Now, 10 The Bishops article, in which
About wss abused, popular suffrage, spropOs of the
pre,eDt state Of things 10 Central Italy y. Knocked
at Bu. between the doctrines Of the l-i9 panPh-
let ard Of the 1859 article, the inconsistency IS
patent, and as Did,bury says with a. little regard
10 elegance a. though nr Vas an Archbishop; nay,
hat was sauce for the Pspal is for the Sar-
dnisn gabder Another Bishop writes. ike the
.illiest OF lay subscribers, to the Editor of the
OPINION NatiORaLe, denyiog tha. gentemans right
10 give bis paper such title; abu,ing him and al
Of bis kiduey who approve the corrupt hypocrisy,
the specious preteNts the detesth5e plots by which
It ia att, mptsd to bring all Italy under the yoke Of
Ssroran tyranny, TO pass from that under the yoke
of Mazzinisn tyranny this rchness Of comPl men:
is directly AID literally translated from Louis,
Bishop of ROdez, Bis letterl aud closing witha
request to stop the paper. Tue request esideDtly
amuses Editor Gneroult, az similar one iovarably
does the editor Of any seil TODD newspaper, aud
is complied With. He publishe. the letter 10 full.
holy cross, sign OF patience and genfleness,
signature ard all, m.kes i. the text for two
columns Of most courteous discourse in reply,
and, of course, puts Bishop Louis, who
might az WELL one would think, have remained OBJ
securely in the wrong at Rodtz, VIGOROUSLY 10 tie
wrong before the general pubic. 1t 10 part OF
the some wOful error committed by the clerical
party that they permit the UHrers T. be their ad-
vocste. The intellectual strength OF its chief efi
tor Louis Veuillot, is gDzed by every one who
reads the vigorous articles that come FROM his peas
but whether the Church gars by the help Of sucn
brulser the Pere DuohesR q The Church, as About
felictOusly names him Ia the fret place, it is
newspaper, TO consider which as "a auxiliary 70
bin conservatism, seems a sort Of contradiction
10 terms; and then it is an able newspaper, which
makes the matter worse. at is" says Guizot in
bis Mmoi1es zone of the straDgest instances Of
"bli1 dpess in this party not 70 zee that the con-
editions under which it sets and the means which
cit employs are directly contrary to tue aim It
"puIsues, and remove instead Of advancing II
"thither. 1t desires to repress liberty, n suoju
"gate reason, to impose faith; and IT speaks,
writes, discusses; it seeks and takes ITS arms IN
"tbe system of examination and publicity which
sit curses"
Speaking of the Unirsrs, it was warned yesterday
for an article by Veuillot on the Cochin Chinese
business, which he represented rs considerably
worse than failure. Speaking of curses, the RO-
magnols tahe theirs easy, and have just subscribed
for new lot by electDg revolutionary candidates
to municipal Offices. There is always talk Of az i'm
nit ent conflict between the troops of the League
under Garib.di and the merceDaries Of the Pope,
aided by the nercenaries Of the Duke OF Modens
and the Neapolitan soldiers. / cannot put much
faith 10 it. The Pope and the NeaPolt1n Govern
meut have as much as they can do to hold on where
they are. That unhappy letter-writing Dukelet
would hardly venture on fight without more eff
Gent backing from Austria than he is likely TO get
for the moment.
The cause Of annexation is generally thought to
be getting on daily. The assassinaiion OF that mis-
81 able Count AnOiti the damnte d the still
more miserable Duke Charles Ill, of Parms,
has DOt as il was at first feared would be the case,
checked its progress. The news OF the event
made a great sensation here. Although the action
of the mob, despite their fearful provocation,
was instantly condemned by all Liberals a.
a crime, and gross political bupgle, it was az in.
stanily seized upon by the Legtimst and Clerical
press. to be exploited against the revolution. They
bad already tried to make capital oat OF the obscene
horrors committed by two soldiers OF the League
in convent at VerruciO; il turned out that the SOL
diers were Swiss Dercensries, and tho scene OF
their exploits convent 1T Perugia; then came the
story Of tao innocent Swiss deserters murdered by
the patriots with horrible accessories, in butch
cry at San ArcaDpelo; but the Mayor of that town
declared that nothing of the sort had taken place.
The assassination OF AnoIt wac solid, workable
fact, and was seized upon with avidity. OF course
it was natural consequence of popular rule. OF
revolutionary principles, the opening OF new
Reign of Terror, etc, But whIle the Provisional
Government Of Parma is doing its utmost TO look
up aud punish the assassins the Sandman Govern
nent has made of the affair sound enough argu-
ment in favor Of an occupation of the Duchies,
still soUnder argument against the prolongation OF
their provisional condition, which has been ad-
dressed TO the European Cabinets, and is We'll re-
ceiyed by public opinion here. II needs no spirit
Of prophecy to see that an occupation OF the Ouch
lea would be al important long step III advance OF
the many already taken toward the complete prac-
teal annexation of those provinces to the Sandman
crown. The knot of the difficulty just now is
tigbttst drawn in the Romsgna.
People seem wesried out with their own con-
lectures as to a solution. Bot their interest in the
situation is, if possible, more active than ever.
What is to be done few nov pretend confidently,
! won't say 10 say, but TO think; but that some
thing must be done By somebody, and that quickly,
is growing impression; they say crisis cannot De
chronic.
The Emperor Ia, returned 10 st. Cloud. Mrs.
T. ard the Napkin all we'll The excellent Madame
Basque and her bdckwhest griddle are removed to
No. 40 Rue de GOdOt MaurOy.