New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-02-07
The Reslgnatlon " count .yaIe,ysIsl.

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Malakotf writes from Paris to the New York
Times
The pamphlet s'The Pope and the Congress- was
not the remote, it was only the proximate cause of
| Count Walewski's resignation Of the French For.
eign office. For many months the Count had fixed
IN his own mind the point to which he could 20 in
the adjustment of the italian question: and fortun
ately OF unfortunately for him, whichever you
please, he had not concealed his fixed opinion from
the diplomatic corps, and thus he became COM
united to certain policy This policy which
some people go 90 far as to stigmatze as Austrian,
put winch scarcely merited so harsh an appella-
ton, yet differed widely from that Of the Emperors
AS time and events passed, this divergence grew
wider until the publication of fhe now celebrated
pamphlet on the secular power Of the Pope, and
this brought the crisis.
The details of this incident are as follows: The
pamphlet appeared in the afternoon, and the next
morning the Steele, in approving its doctrines
made violent attack on the principle of the tenn
poral power of the Pope. The Cardinal Saconi
the Popes Nuncio at Paris, offended and no doubt
alarmed at these demonstrations took a COPY of
the Steele and Of the pamphlet and went, the same
Gay, 10 see Nj Waiewski. He demanded for the
stecas = warning, and that the French Govern
ment should disayow the pamphlet and its doctrines
NJ. 9aiewskl replied that he was entirely of the
opinion OF his Eminence as regards the necessity
OF J. warming the Steele; he conceded with him
also as TO the heresy of the doctrines contained in
the pamphlet, and had no doubt but his Govern |
ment would disavow both its paternity and its SEN
tlments AS regards the :. warning y however. M.
6llanlt Minister Of the Interior, had alone that
power; put ne promised to speak to him on the
subject, as well as to the Emperor and Cabinet on
the subject Of the pamphlet.
When NJ. Walewski carried the pamphlet and the
S s, 70 the Emperor, and asked him what he
thought about them, his Majesty dryly replied that
he thought they were about right The Minister
was astonlshed, but proceeded to detail his CONVEX.
satlon with the Popes Nuncio. not emitting the
demands as ne made Of the French Government. The
inf Wata& II
form the Nuncio that he approved the sentiments
OF the pamphlet, the Pope and the Congress com
pletely, and that he saw nothing in the comments
Of the Steele which called for e warning''
Count Walewsk now comprehended the impassa- |
PIE guilt which separated the Emperors policy and
ms own, and at0nee offered his resignation. The
emperor asked him to reflect about it few days,
and see if there were not some method of conceal
ing from the public the fact that a difference of
opinion existed in the Government In other |
words. he invited the Count to come over to his |
own policy Bat the Count as have already said,
had committed himself, and there could he no com
promise. So the Emperor at once sent by tele. |
graph long letter of two pages to NJ. Thonyenel |
at constantinople, detailing to him the position IN
Wineh ne Wonld have to stand If he accepted, and |
asking hlm Y ne would assume the place made va.
cam by Walewski. Several dispatches then passed
oaek ana forth between Paris and Constantnonle
and an understanding having been arrived at, the
aIo1safe,ti. on Thursday last announced M WaIew.
sK W, RESIGNATION and nj Thouvenes acceptance.
what Y the real significance of this change of
ministers II is clear as day that the Emperor Is
oliowing out his famous programme Of italy free
e the Adrlatic II there be any man who imagines
.nat Napoleon III. does not comprehend The civi
Oh n ne Gay IN which he lives, he deceves
The Emperor has his own plan and Ills
own policy, which he keeps to himself and the
world VIII yet see the greatness of the mind which
CONCEIVED ,!,s them n Walewski had different plan
and different policy. e.' p'"i
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