New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-01-09
FRANCE.

pamphlet entitled " The Pope and the Congress
signed by N. de LaguerrOniere, has been published,
aud attracted great attention both IN France and En
gland, il was believed TO express the sentiments OF
the Emperor Napoleon. The pamphlet is written IN
splt of correlation and compromise, and although 1t
does propose take away the temporal powers OF the
Pope it advocates cuTtailme1t OF them, aud urges
that the Rcmagna should not be restored TO the fapai
dominion.
The Paris ConstatutioRnd, in an article sgned By
it's principal editor approves general the contents oil
the pamphlet, declaring, however, tie intention 10
combat Of the propositions made by The antnor
The London Times concludes leader On the sub
"On the whole, we have read this pamphlet with
considerable satisfaction II is very probable that the
Emperor Of the French has for some time hesltated
between Austria and England, between liberal and
reactionary policy; but read in these sentences the
promise of a cordial understanding between the two
countries il the coming deliberations. We have ar
rived though by very different Courses at the same
practical conclusion. We leave others 10 cavil on
icIms and ceremonies; enough for if there is rea-
sonable probability that the two great European Pow
eTs will be found arranged side by side IN defense OF
the rights of the Italian people, and that Protestant
England will end hearty aud efficient support IN the
Emperor OF Catholic France.
IRE London Aorning Post questions il the Pope
will accept the new position assigned to hun by the
French EmperOr and asks should he refuse, how lar
Will Lis refusal be supported by other Catholic States
Tie London Daily Ners Gays The opinion expressed
in the pam ,hlet the question Of restoring the Ro-
magma 20 the Pope will be approved by the British
Government and people. France Will not use force to
compel u people to submit 10 Government which
their win REJECTS, and Gle viii not permit Austria to
interfere.
TIE Morning Herald says the Emperor has taken
wire and manly eourse. On the eve of the Congress
he has lifted the veil which has hitherto shrouded his
policy on the Italian question, and Europe will learn
with satisfaction that France is true To the principles
which ske protested at the outset of the late
The French war steamer Duguesclin, while trying
her engine oil Brest reef aud rapidly sank IN
deep water.
The Emperor had conferred the grand Gardens Of
the Legion of Honor Oh the Prince D'Orange..
stated that apaDage is about TO be erected for
tie Prince ImIeral and that tie Chateau Of Blos is
to be conferred upon him. The revenues Of the Forest
of Blois and Bouougne, TO be joined to the apan-
age The consent Of the Legislative body Is necessary
for the erection Of an apsnage.
The Minister Of Marine has ordered steam corvette
to be fitted on with the utmost dispatch. Ii is sad she
bound for the port just acquired by France Ill the
Red Sea- ard that this port is TO be the headquarters
of a naval station composed Of five corvettes, two
1riPates, and ten gunboats.
The Paris Bourne oil the 22d was heavy and lower,
but tie cd there return Of hrmness, and shs
Rentes closed At 40.