The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-03-15
Our Paris Correspondence.

PARIS Feb. y, 1860.
TAe Emperor a~d the Pope-fhe CaricaI-Gra~d Pro
cesac~-Spl~ndid Baus dc Wreck Of tN Lssa-AT
On Board Supposed 10 De Lost but rco-Poa,cal Aems-
Gosip, &c.
TIE government majority against Mr.. pisraes motion
10 the British Parliament bias had decided efc. here in
Strengthening the belief that the budgetsud consequent
~ the CONNER ciA ueaty-wi be accepted by the House
q Commons without any material change. The French
funds more buoyAD, and general expectation pre-
walls tbs. tie coal clause which has raised such =
hubbub in Epglant, vii; ultimately with approval
Toe agitation among the manufacturers daily subsidins
and a Wholesome tone Is beginning to prevail. In
Of any longer occupying themselves with addresses
memorials, they beginning 10 think seriously Of
best Of deriving advantage from the
chsngee many OF tem by reducing their prices,
enceavotng open outlets for thor productions
Thus apparently one OF the mighty giants that stood
in the path OF the Emperor-ihe monopolist--shows
symphonic oang the DUST but there remains another
whoec history may prove resasoiston Of the fable Of
the Hyera-.he monk With hs cowl snd cAssock Hero
there are symptoms of surrender. Every town aud
ha,nt every pulpit and pedasosues chair, every sister
CT charity throughout every France either under
he influence OF diligently disseminating the cry Of
"Ite church In danger" Pamphlets cards. tekeus,
scattered broadcast BY hands that those who
may resd,hs purport OF which Is, tina. the despoiler
sad ceeecr Of Hcn sits high and that the
chosce must bs bcswixt Christ and BeliAi. The
Pope be the Saviour's Vicar him; Napoleon be
he, servo him, but two masters ye cannot serve.
How sensible the government Is Of the danger which
threatens Is may be from the various circulars
VIII Oh day AFTER day from NJ Blault, the Minister
Of the Interior and Rowland the Minister OF Public
Instruction. The wording " these circulars is made
with singular every expression being sofened down
much possible. Yet Ii clearly apparent that the
Emperor prepared IN vulgar phrase ito stand no nou
sensc" bet 70 nsht out the battle he has provoked On
the other hand, the clergy evnoe 10 symptoms Of yield
nG Tbey told that their pulpit deuuncatoas render
them AnenAce to the police laws that tbs publication OF
Unauthorized pamphlets can be summary dealt with,
that eie wos 70 spoken with OF tAmperng wish he
subjects glance have remedy provided FOR them In
tAe armory Of the laws without eaut,iag the oGsnier
70 The boncss OF nCsore'y bat, nothing dauntsd,
The priesthood has is eraxsaries everywhere.
and what cAnno, venture to do by words
effects By looks signs and pAutcmaic gestures whose
sizn.ncancc like the Whisper, often eectuai than
The ,ouaess demonstration There doubt that tho
contest no trivial one bot the general belief that the
Emperor 10 stroog enough to gain tho victory BE has
proved his good vii the clergy. hb weAkn ,ass
bis enkssrss at the time Of hh election every rac-c in
pressed the priesthood with the belief that he would DO
rorc Coz then Aas ssy prince VIE hal sat - We
throne snce the great Revoluuoss. neEnPerr has fs
sed the promises asds u bic nsze y fegres ssss Ass