New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-12-10
PARIS CORRESPONDENCE.


Special to the Ns~ Orleans Crescent
PiRHs, Tuesday, Nov. IL, 1880
Mr.. Edtto7--0ne Of the mesf noted of sjts recent
arrivals in the French capital, IL that Of Gen. de
Lafnoriciere, tae defender Of Rome. or, ~ ffs
6nion the organ of the JesuIts, has II, the hero
OF Castei Fidasdo and AneonaJf As yo, ruuse
know, when taIseu prisoner by the sardinians he
was released on giving his paross not to take no
arms against Fietor Enamel during sths spase Of
one year. 1t = suspected that his visit here Ii be-
ca1se he wishes toeseape the impsrturfsies Of eer-
tain parties whc advise his following the example,
OF several officers who we're undez-liis command,
bJ accepting absoaton from the Pope for violating
his osth, ana 70 eontnue the campaign. Not being
soan Of exsstiy that stamp, he prefers to spend
the remaining ten months of his foroed inactivity
amid the gaietfss-og Paris.
Gen. de Lamorisiere has Published iifione of the
ultra church journals, he Agai de "a Religion;
lengthy report Of his ste campaign, which he ad-
dressed to NJ de MeroIe, Roman Minister Of War.
This report adds the iass convincing link to the
train Of testimony which goes TO clear he Govern
Hen. Of NAPOLEON from all eomplicitfin The de-
strReton OF Tie Payal army.
The breaelp between the Imperial Governments
and the clergsis daily growing wider. The priest
hood, in spita.of the efforts that have seen made
to eonciliate them, are more nsoIent aE5 arrogant
than ever, and the singular anomaly Is sprssented
to the worlflof a. asystem protected anasdesended
By government which II endeavors 10 ruin by
every act aa thought The latest act Of clerical
insolence iss the refusal Of the Church to perform
funeral aeryioein henor Of tae French soldiers who
lately lost tAesr IiTss in China while basng ID re-
venge the Iarseeutior and murder of Csthoiie mis-
sionaries. Nyortion Of she press have questioned
them upon this aagraBs breachof justice and de-
coruEn, whDh the indignation Of all classes.
They answered thas they had received no formal
order for is performances Of the ceremonies, and
would awaaEsone; but they forget that they await
ed SUCH crdea to perform masses for the aoulsof
the hrelnsswlio fell lately while fighting against
the liberty of Italy under the banner Of the Pope
7 he recent exhibition Of good understanding be :
tw cen England and France given ct the Lord
Ms lyor's hGnalette in London has had very bene-
fc ial effect upon all classes, and II. e Persignys
sE ,eech was particularly pleasing to commercial
N en. The good understanding existing between
d lie two nations, thus publiely proclaimed by the
French Ambassador. is received with reliance, and
its influence hes already been felt on the Bourse.
1t s battoe tTle, however, that the course pursued
by the-English press and the unconceaIed opposi-s
ton Of Lsrd Palmerston to prolonged occupation
of Syfia;by the French under Gen. D. D'Haatpsode,
will make il necessary for the Emperor to exercise
the strongest spirit Of conciliaionto prevent new
complications. The French press thoroughly un-
derstandhat the fear Of ridicle Is the true reason
of tiIesstoFmy opposition Of the press in Eagland
against the projected visit Of the English Foinn-
tesrs to Paris, aud consequently take but little
noticee IT, and, with few exceptions, discuss Eng
lisa matters with marked courtesy.
BY. the latest intelligence from Italy we learn.
that GGYiSafdi retires to his farm ut Caprera, more
| in sorrow than in anger. BY withdrawing in this
noble aad dignifed manner from the scramble
which is about to commence, he will gain largely
in theesteem of the honest and noble. So unsef--
ish has.he been throughout his heroic campaign,
that he ia now as poor or poorer than when he first
embarked for Sicily his sole possession being his
farm of Caprera, whict viii yield an income OF
s398Fpss annum if industsiously TILED by his own
hands. He had not even money enough when he
resigned the Dictatorship to take him home. The
report that it was Victor EmanneI's intention to
make hian Prince or q Marshal, is doubtless false.
Sneh,an offer would be insulting, and the chival-
roas King understandsJoseph Garibaldi too wen
to think Of repaying such services as his by the
bes.owsl of empty titles
Couna Cavour has seen blamed for having made
certain appointments in forming the new Govern
hsat az Sicily, which,. TO say the least, show a
want as generosity and proper respect for Carl
bald His appointments Of Montssemolo and La,
Farina to the heal4of affairs in Sicily, notwith-
standing they werewolf known to be obnoxious to
Garisaldi is the natter referred DO. Montezcmolo
was Governor of Nice at the tine that province
was, annexed to France and aided the transfer,
therefore he is daihe3 by the hero who always OPP
pesed the bartering ef of his bisth7place. As for
Las Farina it is lie who Garibaiti ordered 10 leave
Sicily on account OF some want Of confidence in
him. The apology which Cavours friends offer for
am, is that eZaediency called Eor the appointment
OF these men, and that it being looked upon with
dislike by a Inagnanmous paspiot like Garibaldi, is
/ impossible.
The latest dispatches received from China are
contradictory. By the English Journals we are
told that peace is about 10 be declaaed ,and the
troops are preparing to osurn home; but those TO
the French government mitigate that she victory Of
the 2ist Agast had not resulted so canclnsvely as
had been anticipated, ind that movement to-
wards Pekin had been ordered. And that the
Chinese Rlenipotentariss at Tien Tains, had made
the steraotyped excuse that they we're not clothed
with sajfeient powers BY the Emperor. It is ex-
pected that the next dispatches Will give an ac-
| count Of another batae-
Fraaas / is still holding out at Gaeta, but it
is thought that tha small force with which he is
now defending his femaining fortress will not re-
sisssnaeh longer the overwhelming power of the
beaiegers A..
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| Is GoAsT GuARa,-The Mobile Triblae says:
SIS. Taylor, Rsq;-th than whom We will say no,
truer or more patriotic man exists, albeit he did
vote for Doug.as-has succeeded, in organizing a.
eompany for ihe protection of the coast Of this.
Goanty in casa of difticulaes. The company is to,
| he known as the Alabama Gnast Gunrd and is to.