New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-02-06

Il WF7h lIFfW ~ AaLL----
in this Department alone, says the writer of the
article, on official authority, there are more than
geo "oeurres." or societies of charity, with
yearly income of between FIVE and six millions oi
francs The Society of st. Vincent de Paul, Tor
another example, is an immense organz ition,
spreading all over France, and stretching into
foreign countries. Central Committee IN faris
directs and controls the action of 800 Provincai
Committees, Conferences, Assemblies, and sud-
COMMITTEES in all parts of France. The superior
direction of these societies is in tie hands of the
clergy. Their members are composed ct the young
active. devOut men of the country. Their DeneVo-
lepce of purpose and benefcence OF acton nave
been hitherto admirable But let them not forget
that their social existence is not legally authorized.
Such is the essential substance OF the article In
the Constifutionnti of last Monday, which has had
tie honor, next below the EmPerors icter, ana
next above the bsseess rumors OF The ropes retre-
meut TO Gaets. and of Canrobert's nhimatum mis-
sion TO Rome, Of creating grande sensation, sne
tm,nsnse sensation, this sensation week. Inc
me ppcina ,rbauditar import of it is this: " If you
"Crric0s devout Legitimists, and the rest use the
machinery of your benevolent societies Tor tue
"raisng of the universal Catholic subscription IN
"aid of the Pope, which some OF your leaders have
"been planning, then VIII Government come down
"upon your ilIegalized organizations aud break
"tiem 10 pieces, like potters vessel, with sharp
"stick."
This was the Mondays sensation. Napoleon
letter, with preliminary remarks by an an0nym0u
Moriieur editor on it and on Antonelli-Pius hi
New-Year's speech in reply to French Genera
GuyoD, colnmandant of the French Police garri
son in Rome, bis complimentary speech (pray
publish il ALL was the Wednesdays sensation To-
days sensation is an article by clever, swaggerng,
superserviceable Editor Grandguillot, ID the sub
seui-demi-oficious Constitutional again. His text
is Just this complimentary speech OF Antonel-P ius
in reply to Gen. GuyOn's New-Years compliments.
This New-Years speech, as you will let your read
ers know, was queer one Inc speaker caiis
down. abundant blessings and light above on Louis
Napoleon, to the end that the hight may enable hun
to see his difficult way clear, and ito recognize,
moreover the ialseness OF certain principles that
have been set forth in these last days in an opus
"cule [hc anonymous pamphlet nothing less ],
(which may be styled signal monument OF hypoc-
"risy, and foul tissue of contradictions. We
hope" Antoneli goes on to say, through the Pius
tragi-comic mask "we hope that by the aid OF TINS
"lieht-nay we are persuaded tnat by the aid oil
this light he will condemn the principles contained
" in this opuscule We are the more Convinced that
this will be the. case, inasmuch as we have III
II band some documents which his Majesty was
"good enough to send us some While ago,
" and which q yerltable condemnation OF
:" these principles" Keep your gravity,
give way TO az irrepressibe gufiaw over this cunu-
latiBg farce OF hope, persuasion, conviction, top
Ming ON n base of NapOleOnic documents in hand.
On tOp of and hypOthecated on this conviction,
Giacomo Antonell through Plus Mono, draws on
Heaven for Unlimited blessings in favor of DIR and
Mrs. Bonaparte and the Napkin. l do my best to
be serious with all this. Heaven and the other
place know there is sadly serious side to 1t; but
cannot keep up grave courtenance.
1 know IL is asln
For me to siI and grin
AT him here.
Az that poor old Plus
SO ioIlorn,
As lie shases biz feeble head,
That il If be said,
They are gone,
the DEAR good old times, when divine right and
diabolic wrong we're all one, and Papal curses and
blessings did not all come to the same thing
But TO return to the sensation article III to-days
Constitutional. II begins 'hus: ne rope IS not
free" The proposition is undoubtedly true; more
undoubtedly, il possible, Oa Pnn"ca5 throush
the Psuel moutlpiece is not to be regarded az the
exuression of the POpes feelings or views. lie is
not free This leaves Louis Napoleon free and easy.
Rumors to the effect that the Pope intends going
o Gseta, TO MajOrca, DC, probably have rs little
foundation in truth as the run0r, Tlie ehouen mere
few days ago. that be had left Rome. No. 30
long as Tie IEtuCu buiiihVh e'"yo s'"NN' 80
Pope stays. There is revived talk oil The speedy
withdrawal Of that garrison; time enough TO be-
lieve in the talk when facts support it. For the
rest TO give you the bsres catalogue OF the rumOrs
afoat this week would than I'll another column
Some of them would be worth noting, not 50 much
for their intrinsic importance as for the indications
they give of public opinion and public persuasion
regarding the future OF Italy But have only time
and room left to say in general: That the nearly
universal belief is that the RomagDa is defntively
lost to the Pope that the return OF any of the run
away Italian Processes is impossibility; that
annexation seems to have q better chance than the
Central Italian kingdom; that for the present mo-
mept Louis Napoleon and the English ministers
well agreed to work together for solution OF the
Italian question. Whether this last mentioned
agreement rests on general good understanding,
special engagement, purposed hearty, common plan
OF conference or what mediterranean rules great
diversity of opinion or rather of guesswoTk.
What Lord Cowley definitely went TO England for
the other day. beside attending to the marriage of
his daughter; what be did there; what he brought
back with him in the way OF international agree
meDt, no one knows, ana every one gucsses. This
single but extremely important thing meantime is
certain, That the AnglO-French entente cordiale is
specially cordial STILL
THE EMPEROR AND THE POPE.
From he honiteaT, jan H.
We republisb from the Journal de Rome of the Sd
inst. SllocuoD pronounced by the Holy + itner on
New.1ears Day, Ill reply 10 the congratulations Of
Gen. CooDt DC Goyop, Commander-inC Chief Of the
French Dlvit.D III the Papal States
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