The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-03-02
FRANCE,


postponed Till the LIST Of March.
The Paris Presss had received its first warning "for
which feelings OF the nation and are contrary
to the real state Of affairs"
for article which in disgurng the history Of France,
caluninates the great act by which Napoleon l.
taSishsd Catholic worship in France"
Paris. The Dictator Fsrni likewise staying there.
The Sandman Minister, Chevalier Des Ambros, had
presented his letter Of recall.
General Delorm had been nominated Senator.
The Paris fosr market was nrmer and prices had
slightly advanced. Wheat also shared in the improve
meIt The provincial markets also showed improving
tendency.
The Paris correspondent of the London Globe states
that the French government has bought the Debd
100000 and is 70 become the organ free trade with
Michel Chevaiier as editor.
The Paris Bourse continued very dull. Rentcs closed
On the l4,h at EFF csc.
NJ. DE THouvENAL's REILLY TO THE Pores ENcYcLIcAL
LETTER.
n. dc 1houvera has addressed to the diplomatic
agents o. France reply to the last encycNoal letter
q the Pope He leaves it to history to say whether
on those wbo refusing any concession or REFORM
and cohaning themselves to inexplcable actions,
bare allowed thres TO grow worse, until they threaten
TO reach point which the evil becomes great that
canno, be remedied He complains the Court Of Rome
transporting to the field Of religion question which
longs TO temporal affairs and discaims the slightest in
tenicn Of epcroahirg the spiritual power Pom.
TN The Holy See he says, has placed itself in discord
consceIces IN tho Of faith for an interest which Is
simply temporal NJ de Thouvenal cites examples TO
ei om the States Of the Church 1915 In lsi4 Austria
and Naples entered into sipulsdons with each other
based On The principle Of parti;onng the legations In
Roman States was constantly maintained even BY the
Calhohc Powers, and under considerations purely tenn
poral-
rHR POPE AND THE FRENCH BISHOPS.
Inc Pope has addressed the following letter TO the
Bishop Of 0reaIs dated the 14th OF January -
vEsERAIx BEoHxR- Health and apostolic bencdiction,
In this great trouble Of Italy, which has violently over
thrown .overegns and ruined throughout the Enslia
autk of The. uoIr
See that which the contrvers and promoters Of the rebel
lion dtsre-their last thonght in fact-has been fully
disclosed by that work full Of deception which has been
published in France, been circulated NOT only in
the oiis but also in all the hamets Of Italy As for YOU
object Of that production. and you applied yourself
Immediately, rsolu,ey and courageously to its re.
as smea 0a even ny a. eD.mG. of soul
p0rM sovereignty. The good celebrate il every where
ns sn % s1o venerable
the Apostolic See and to sovereignty address to
y0 ssf r., ,S our most sincere thanks We h.ul
to No, and which we have read with extreme Satisfaction
As to the other work which you preparing in de.
only approve H. venerable brother but We arc bow GER
tain that win be very useful in establishing the rights Of
ID: Apostolic See and the universal church In testimony
Apostolic benediction, which We give from whole
heart and H. venerable brother be for you wen
earnest OF every heavenly m s'
Given q Rome, PEERS, the IAN of January, Of
Plus TX.
SLk JOHN BOwRiN0 AND THE ENrBRog NAPOLEON.
sn !onn bowring, writing from Paris to friend on the
9TH Says ~ w NV
NY visit has been most gratifying aud satisfactory
one bad hardly arrived when Ireceivei an invitation
from the Emperor 70 private audience which lasted Ionr
on which he spoke to me OF bis policy and Of hs
commercial Views specially. The reception az singular
" codfs and nothing could be decided than his
purposes o. arity nor frank than his explanations
on every subject never before found Ia him 30 much
we'mn OF expItss'op Confirming all that have heard
he'd n fks Tn Sah
suce Is aud has ever been the stone OF his
Iraic,l ss.i a.:.s t.Geyc ;he s':.ll.!9a gar,