The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-01-16

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fahrr,a '"S'h'I Va 'ae at' OF thf tiis'e' az o'',s
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ipgs with 'ie utmost "i'cnuoh anu apA"'
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NEWSPAPER ACCUUN Is
THE POPE s SgLEGArEs To THE CONGRESS- --ruErs IN
sr,ucriONs AS no rOllcY AND Acrlo; IN THE
poIy pTo
&c., G.c ,o, c,rres,nrdaor. M the Jo,don pas,
s,,a Of -. he contrary reo,rts hubert, nrsva ont
ri un,in,s hss 6nar the ,narssts
-, - t,o,. e.. a. ,ne cnsnny C,nyrss. Ia ths AL,
"a. -, "a Anal Anton IN o.e nf inc nr,ao,, d,r
cr,es which, has h,er Ia prcyentet the rovernn MT
same which ac,tated the mimi Of the inmorttl Dante
ubsn bsane sh Their or moi 1, accep, tue EN- ,,ssy 10
Rom. proposed L, hun b. the Ftsrsatus gov.rn.nsnt
tys ~, ri s1s {, si On, RAP, The aim INV ar a,iinp An
on.uy ,,tyr enc m rem.,o Al Rom. a,r,ng his
sssr. has h"wsvcr non pot orer nv M En ne,ce
and Nn,scror R,r, U,lce s,.r.t,ry al seat. vii, III
rect The helm Of the PnntacA during tn .b
me-. of Carainal An,oncli the teeartnre of IN, P,oa
1,enpo oiary Is ax.d for the 18th OF tho pres.n, nonh
aud the pu, CD ised Papa sta N s,rve. TIE I'm
acnlae Concs,ion viii BIO frcehy d Win m,
bn,th,n upcer the responsible command OF Clptain
CaMi
The rs,nn,l OF the mission consists besides the Car
dnal hm.of o, Monsignor Nassau que Of the VI -stp
rial advocatcs to keep the plenipotntaes strasa, IN
lrea matters ano professei ths0i crdn Monsguor Ar
rphI for The tutage of the sprtn4 interests ~ the
curch Monsi,uors Csoal and Ffaoch, have both sen
lori appears be uafous iea ami toe OH Of second
pl will probably b. reserved for Noo,,gnor
Sacccni, Iapai Nuucin at Par,s
The Iay the bers of the 10 son bssides the C,riiu,'s
al rtinue are Slguor Biruzz one of the prncn,
cmpo, es in the Secretary States oce; tn, Cirul s
Younger brother Count Angelina Anoneli: and finally
he o,ncal Interpreter.
is of course, dicnt to know the exact Instructions
which have drawn up for, or rather b. Cardnli
intopeh; the known tenaciyo paoa poi,y reuiers
probable that The reports circulation mere hc lar
wrong The tenor Of these is, ibat tn PAPA PeG,p,
ten,'ary COS to PARIS to denini the restoration Of e
legations as SINE qua nan Zoe the imitation OF any kni
OF reforms IN The ecclesiastical TIE utter
hostility OF the priests TO any government innovations is
openly cemolsiraed III pampnlct just published by che
ssuits aud euued Secu arisat,on aud ReCormsr of
which propose giving you ramc in ny letter II
is stated that in case OF the Papa. neeiae
With opposition this starting point be rs 10 wtndraS
from all other share In the Congress and simply dem
bis pass TO return TO The Eefna Cty 60
venmebt Of bis Holiness would trust moi TO b. coarc,t
Into com pbnce with any decisions of the Congress r
mental to the temporal interests OF the church. aui rely
upon the mate rial lis disposition for the preser
yaon of il remaining oominons II for the subuga
ton OF the reyoted provinces Austria and Bavaria arc
The countries which this government mlnly trusts for
the plies Ct the present emergency to counter
balance the disalec,ion of the indigenous troops
The government OF his Holiness has accested the pis
oy OF the Congress Ia the present EN- sreency on a.c,nt
OF the failure OF every other practicable solution Of the
difficulties in which IL fpds itself plunged Tie resiora
ton of The Psua sgnv in the locations nj .. arms an
pears 10 be an undertaking beyoud the power OF po
Nuos troops whether foreign or indigenous aud the con
currence Of Freu force to accomplish the Submission
OF the rebels contingency no longer to be hopet for
yo1 tsry return of The revolters 10 their aep inca
still less 10 be dreamed Of What then remains 70 be
p Ia. nest s IN
as obtain audiences of him. and are OF sufficient
TO enter upon political TOPICS to the effect that he is under
the nature or extent OF the rrorms
which Ne NAV or NAV rot CONSIDER eyned;en, ~ crnt -
his snbiec,s
,,.ponn.~cr or co,-.,r c.ror-n,s ,,rsrvcr -, MN,
i"i VI 'ooHa H,',." r"hohNoh IN THE
CoNGkEss'
TURN Ne correspondence OF tnc Lonooh Times
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pus! nekouaung ABOUT conu'op va .ue
~ nat ans ID 'asoT oi Tue i'a~h Cause ana us cnapon'
as s,m,rr ,os,, evan for =, or.,reu. >t;r,,,
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na,,,, -, i.st w..' hro,ght for.a,S " ''s' ~.
Eos sibe TO say Who took the lead in the WATERWAY the
manifestation was so spontaneous nnd nm anmops tb, il
required no leading or agitang Tho discussions in the
raoers otye on,v faint idea az the with hh
The subject was taken and the moral pressurc which
The nascent public opnon exercised In In, no,ens of
Tho Journals tho ncreonal side of the Question was 100
prominently and dsasroeabiy evident while in the poou
lar 10 no the sending OF Cayopr was oy looked upoa az
the APPOINTMENT OF the right man in the right pIacs
ponutar instinct ported 70 him ne the true
Of The Italian case in the Congress- az the man from
whom most could be EXPECTED and who was least likely
TO Weld while he had gwen so MANY proofs OF b,dpess
that there was no Danger Of his be,py ,ntmidnted
This upapiuty showed itself chiefly in tho new
rIovnces which owe so much 10 The OK prener
and which are more ana moro taxing The 10 al
in the Italian cause when the srpporiers Of the
present ministry began their crusade against Cav,nr
nbc opinion was reused TO resistance ana took 20 for
uiabe an aspec in fac Of the coming elections thu the