The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-06-24
THE EMPEROR NAPOLEON AND THE CATHo
Lie CHURCH.


Fro m GaiRuapi's Messenger June7 1
Al the grand banquet given at Rennes after the cere-
mo1y f the installation OF the Archbishop the Papal Nan
cio said
GEErlxMKN-I propose toast to the health of the En-
peror the Empress Regent aud the Prince Imperial 1t
was his Majesty who conceived the religious idea Of
ing an archoishopric at Rappes and thus the
wishes OF the clergy and the people of Brittany The Holy
Father eagerly joined in that and gave fresh proof
of the good understanding which prevails be. xeen him
and the Emperor That understanding is moreover well
expressed by the Simultaneous arrival presence at
Rennes of the Master of Public worship and OF the Nun
clio Of his Holiness, and but be strengthened By
the good feeling Of The civil and ecclesiastical authorities
and by the solemn declarations recently made by the
Emperor and by the ilusrious minister here pre-.
cent Grateful for those declarations, which have re-
Joced and tranquized all Catholic hearts, and for the
cepton which have met with 10 this city, otter mp the
most sincere Wishes that the Emperor may return
the MIDST Of his subjects with tine olive branch in his
hand; that God may assist the Empress Regent &C
compsbment Of the serious duties posed her during
the absence OF Der consor and that the Prince Imperial
may grow up and prospect
The remarks of the Nuncio were s.ened to with the
deepest attention, and hailed coee loud cries
OF Tts TEmpereu! Fire rImperatics, Ftce ls Prime
Inpoial The Minister Of Pablo worship replied to the
toast ~ proposing the health OF the Holy Father Pope
May he be blessed for his paternal and liberal intentions
nfavor OF the Christian world and for the confidence which
10 The great and generous French naton which
only wishes for the security justice andegmate progress
o. naiions The cry OF war resounts in Italy but thank
Heaven there nothing in TO alarm the Father of the
tsniu Is the EMPEROR IN isc who Yields The sword
the epenys broken and dispersed baalons he will
forget moderation Of IDEAS the of right and respect
for holy things It is be who watches with dial soctude
the Roman city, and the chair ct st. Peter And
when now TIE victories OF Monebe!lo and magenta
place OF Napoleon Ill tee eures of Arcoe aud
Rvol and when heroic soldiers by their triumpbs
cause the ashes OF the old imperial phaauxes 10 thrill in
their let US give up ourselves to all the joys OF the
country! Fraoce and the Emperor comba. the true
liberty OF Italy and God protects the good cause.
Let us therefore, gentlemen, respectfully drink to the
heath OF the Holy Father.
These sentiments responded TO by loud aud long.
continued acclamatons.
THE TIE DEUM OF VICTORY IN NoTRE DAME.
Prom Gagnspis Messenger June
soemu re Deum Of thanks for the late SUCCESS the
French army Magenta celebrated yesterday the
cathed' al of Notre Dame half past twelve salute
Of twenty one guns from the vades that the
Empress Regent arrived short time before from 81.
Cloud had left the Tuileres to be present at the
mony.
For leugth Of time BEFORE and not wths anding the
lowering appearance of the weather vast crowd Of spec
taors hso collected in the streets and all hailed her
Jesy with the most enthusiastic accamaons The houses
along the line ornamented With the united ays of
Fraure and Italy patty of National Guards and reyu.
lar troops were drawn either side from the palace
to the cathedral The corege left the Taileres by the
Carrorsel ant then folio we'd the de Rvo "A squad
ron OF the mounted Municipal Guard headed the cortege
after whom came the carriages OF the Princess Ia-
thde the Princess Cioda and that of Empress
who was accompanied by Prince Jerome Her Majesty
wore violet silk dress chapeau Of white Grape osna
menied with violet feather, and a white lace shawl
arshal Magnen and General the Marquis de Lswo.tne
followed by numsro. staff, escorted the imperial
rage, which followed By deachmenls of lancers Of
the Imperial Guard and Of the Sixth Dragons The pre-
paraons made at the cathedral grand scale.
In the middle of the choir, opposite the altar,
placed chair Of ae for the Empress Regent with seats
Tor Prince Jerome, tbs Princess Cotda the Princess Ma
thoe and the otheq princes aud Processes o. tups
rial family Places also arranged for the cardinals
phnops, marsha's, admirals, grand officers OF the
crown, the household Of the Empress, me nbers
OF the senate, Legislative body and Council OF State
as well as accommodation for different consti.
tued bodies second announced tue close OF the
ceremony when her Majesty aud The eortege returned to
the Tuileres in the state in which t6ey had ef il
violent storm Of thunder lightning and heavy rain purs
Paris just the Empress al the cathedral
and had ceased before the ceremony hg1 coucudad
AT night the pubic offices, theatres yast pumba-
Of private houses again most brbianuy ii n la.n
The General commanding the Natlona, Quad ~ the
Seine hne received t1e folio wing letter from tn Munster
OF ,he Interior, N the name OF the oprsss Rcie1.:
Ny DEAR 0IsrRA-Ths Hmpress admired the fns sppear
o ii s 9 Tas % ys 49, oo re.
larry touched By the reception watch With tdsn
happy ny dear eSessi % hsss % rsn,n % yon s4
whhes q her Majesty. Accept. a. -
The following order of the day has been issued:-
,,on .Tsn seert was pleased With the parc recsp
charged ne Cmnender Ia Chief MAKE It kno wa ia Der
The captains and Cher oosr. ,s Tank , The chg ., aes
cutting h'o s and all tas naon Guards for toe asrs
~0'' A'A' WIN '''" 'es responded 70 ha CAY v,,
WHAT AN AUSTRIAN JESUIT THINGS or y.pol vow
The Prose-, Of Vienna, US thN o. me "a o. In.
Father Joseph de Kinko IN a Jesu. pre,,hea IN ~
Jesuis' church In that city in preeancs OF tho An
duchess Sophie the Princes o, sohvarzepbe-y Tib.eo
sten, &C., sermon In which denounced WIN yrca,
vehemence the Satanic policy Of Emperor N,.,
and cried, The new Lucfsr will also encognts- an
Archapgel 81. Michael who will anniniate MINI,
NARROW ESCAPES ROMANTIC ADVENTURES DEEDS
OF PERSONAL BaAvEBY, AND FgoLIc OF rHg
FRAY.
An English Lady, resident on the Lake NAgr,oce, re-
ieyed The visit OF detachment OF AusxiAns sac sse1