The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-02-06

longer pine IN chains unhot but Asvs burst tAsu, and
now stand erect In the majesty Of Or
throat, and made him stand and deliver, like highway
rcbber Ard THIS said Of nan who has kept On army
- Rome for the last ten years 70 protect The Pope person
ard throne. All that Louis Napoleon has threatened h 10
withdraw n troops, and leave his Holiness 70 the care OF
MIS- pious and loyal subjects. W.
oli ip From the Dublin Evening Mail, Jan. Ill
nothing in which he more resembles his uncle thai
Yaeyng augury lie TO be turned from his purpose
by p,lesty bugbears, especially those OF irish priests,
sho have noorsousy used up the judgments OF Heaven
ny connecting them with every incident great and little,
Of The day One celebrated preate did not scrupe TO as
crlbe Tho petsoe rot which spread itself simultaneously
over all the globe 70 the foundation Of Queens College
"a galway. Others set down the Orimean war Enough 1t
rese out Of Papal pretenson 70 the Holy Sepaichre At
Jerusaem) To Lord John Rnssels silly and abortve bill
against ecclesiastical tles and they all less Cola
pacenty acqutsced in the Indian due TO the
army and navy Of Great Britain. Even IL the cracked
voice Of DR. Dixon should penetrate into the Cabinet Of
INC Iuieries, and the Emperors should Jingle with
me words OF the mel0 dramatic mandate Robber take
your hard from the throat of the Vicar Of Christ 70 the
echo fron that shrine Of destiny will DO the
Gays OF threatening from the Vatican are, we trust, &C.
l. SPANISH AID 70 TIE POPE. or
The Madrid journals OF the 18th OF January have arrv
3D. The Bishop OF Barcelona had pubkhed violent pas
oral letter the subject Of the PaPa States He admits
that the Holy See Ia critical position, and
ns. ne gravity OF its sitnauon increased BY the TACT
hat IT. desnes about 10 be submitted 70 the decision
the diplomatic divinties Of the Olympus Of the APP
preaching C0pgrsss but, verihelcss, he expresses
conhden conviction that, with the protection Of agreater
divinity" the church will triumph all its enemies
be- however, exhorls hs flock 70 pray tho Pope and
70 40 all they can to assist him in his present difficulties
A9t From the London Times, Jan. lsl th
The Emperor Of the French can have no motive for
keeping his troops In Rome except 10 the Pope from
he hancs Of his Justly ncensed SUBJECTS and 70 prevent
the men who have been trained up under the exclusive
government ana instruction Of the clergy Of Rome from
er1mi.dng the class tchich has so long oppressed them.
We used 10 hear before the that the Pope ready
TO demand from France and Austria that they shond
withd their forces from his domnions Is the Pope,
demand now9 He calls the Emperor OF the French ga
robber" Does be wish the robber TO release the Pope
his custody II no does, he desires the speedy,
total and hopeless destruction Of the temporal power OF
the Pope which rests upon the veneratsn OF Catholic
Chrisiendom but simply and solely the cannon and
that the French Emperor should continue his prot
10 the Pope, and 30, what spectacle does the oer
who content to lie under the heaviest obligations
whom he is loading with the coarsest insults?
The position OF the Pope and his supporters has, in
fact, beome whoy ntenabe and has in 1t much of
the iudcrous than the sublime wes assured that the
temporal power of the Pope eternal at the moment
when the greater part Of 70 gone, to return and
the Emperor Of the French revled for plunderng that
government which he, and he only, has from
high time that Europe should be informed what Is the
policy which the Papscy means to adopt Is the Pope
be left to settle matters with his subjects?
Does he sl wish Tor French support or does he desire
only to reign while his people shall be willing TO be
reened over2 He has lost the support OF Austria; he
subjects he will not conciate and cannot coerce 1t
time all this had end, but surely that end win be
obtained by Withdrawing from the Vicar Of Christ the
onlyprcp ,chich saves him from immediate destruction