New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-10-19

'hsSs ', i","' c'I1'I. back an ansHeT of which
" VIZ "n' :. '",sjoD generally accepted here, in
y"w L-'doh MS; and that the French garrison at
p!"c mas ~ IN augmented BY large re'nlorccment9,
so Is 10 mount 20 about 81 900 men. Any further
hn'Wp jgc oil the subject was considerably dark
eIc'. by a note IN the Honiear Of Sunday morning,
o. which. # you eau maze head or point. yon viii
prove The superiority of Amercao over European
intelligence. The note is evidently and intention
ally ambiguous az 10 the Office Of the increased gar
rson he most generally received Interpretation
i ba the French troops are 10 defend thu personal
safety OF the Pope the city Rome, and Fore ~ lass
adjoining territory for the present, AMI a;ccrting
To tnres and Occasions, awnitng the final decisions
o. n European Congress (thc iroiminaries OF whose
con ocaion are not yet ir~hoat", the authority Of
who's. decisions is null Cor the Popeone half Of It's
possible members representing Seretcal or schlsma-
tic Powers).
To change the subject partially. VIII there be a
Congress Within the past ten years we have
been entertained with rumOrs of a Congress, with
r,raors OF and even confirmed proofs of preparations
Of on imminent Congress all of which have passed
Of into The outer limbo. viii the faulty adum-
hrated Congress Of the MOntOridi note come To
substantial reality Tie prevalent opinion of the
nlement is that il viii not. Aud il il should what
then
Congresses don't amount t0 much. There vas
the grand, fnally-resOlyng Congress Of Vienna in
lSl4-I5, whose decisions and resolutions have been
walked over and utterly disreeardeo ~ often on an
average as once in five years ever since. Louis
Philippe, the King of the Belgisns, the King of
Greece and Louis Napoleon, are swift witnesses to
their futity
In 1852 Louis Napoleon closed the era OF RcvO-
luton, and put the hey n his pOcket-the Empire,
presently of err az Bordeaux, was peace. In lr'6,
at O'Clock on Sunday, March 80 the guns of the
lnvalides proclaimed the conclusion OF the final
pacGcation OF Europe by the Congress OF Paris.
in I-J9 We had another conclusive treaty nj peace
AT Nillafran,a, followed up by more conclusive
pacication at ZuIich-since which last date there
has not been one moment Of peace or mutual con-
fdtnce amc ng European Powers. And Confcrencesl
There have been the Olmutz Conference, where
Austria got the better Of Prussia, and the Baden
Conference, where Prussia got the better OF Aus
tria, and where Napoleon, perhaps, got the better
Of both Of them. Now We are - have the War
saw Conference. With its constitution and results
mems minds here are rather eXtravaganty agitated
Her Majesty, the Empress of oil the Russlas, was
delivered Of male child yesteTday,l so
that nothing stands in the way now of
the presence Of that rather oyerrated man.
Car Alexander OF Russia, at Warsaw, about
the Goth of the present month. There be is to meet
the Emperor Of Austria and tie Prince Regent of
Pussia-perbaps some lesser crowned heads. Louis
Napoleon will not be there; probably has not de-
sered 10 be there, Notwithstanding the denals Of
such desire by Government organs. For, after ALL
YOU must understand that sometimes even Govern.
inent organs ar, | cannot say honest, but occa
sionally correct England seems, Just for the mo.
nent, 10 lock kindly toward this Conference. But
the meeting. however composed cannot come 10
any very important results. Suppose schlsmstlc
Russia and Protestant England and Prussia, joining
in defense Of Austrian ard Papa performance in
Italy Suppose England joining with Russia and
Austria against France in the imminent division OF
,,ka tI. I'm L.t 81.
other eNtrayagances, at will. When the Confer
ences are over the Of history must follow it,
own order.
have not left myself room to describe the
ceremonies at NOtre Dame this morning aprop0s Of
tie religious services for the rcpose of tie soul, of
The dead who FIJI at Caselfdardo in defence Of the
territorial claims of the Pope. IN ~, or nearly all
~ The diocesrs Of France similar services have been
ordered by the Bishops, who have improved the
OccasonO revise their last wears polit cal circulars
The Episcopal circulars 10 the priests Of their re-
spective diOceses ordering service for the re-
pose Of the souls Of the fallen at Ca.teldardO, are
little better than political " articles" The circular
Of The BisOp of lOeIs 10 the Cures Of lis diocr4r
Is "A fair specimen ~ these documents in which
Cur,ings aid blessings are " s'ashed about with a
curious lOOseness; he speaks Of the tO-beprayrJ-ior
as the " last rampant Of The POntiical rOy,lty
against the cohorts OF revolution and OF he'll, aud
compares the troops of Victor Emanuel and of the
belicus legio1s, and to Michael and his angelic bat
talions
Tie Pope's aTocuton in secret cOnsi-tory uf Sept
% was forwarded to Paris in time 10 be- ready for
print two days ago. The Minister OF the Interior
nterfered with IT. publication in of the organs
OF tie Church party day b,torc gostcrday; yester-
day ia publication was suffered IN one " their
organs; this morning il is reprinted in the CoRstn-
tionntj, and We shall have II tonight IN all the
evening papers. The text Of II will reach yOu ~
soon "a 10y letter, and you viii doubtless publish il
in full in full analysis. i need then oty remark
what is much noticed here, that tue Pope seems to
take particular pains MOI IT, recognize the service.
of Louis Napoleon in his favor, aud 10 attribute not
rerg indirectly the abOminnble eucr"ichmera Of
VI tor Emsnu, 10 the neycusdble sufir .dnce Of the
Emperor OF the French.
No grateful recognition. Of any however vailed
sort is addressed 10 the Monarch VINO has for the
past nine years protected the Holy SEC. Louis
Napoleon is not only not thanked hut h. j. directly
implicated with Victor Emanuel in the charge of
abCminations committed and suffered agoinst Rome
/ have room for but one extract: -" You very well
know the repeated declarations made 10 IA by
" one OF the most powerful princes at Europe l..
IN b. l. ond n,c,rtheiesS, while We long aw ait the
effect of them, We cannot help experiencing
" tr1ubl" and cruel anguish soslng the authors and
"fayorers Of this culpabe usurpation perseyere and
boldly and insOlently I'D anCe m their dctestabe
projects, etc. in iine the Pope does not give a
syllable Of thanks to the protection of self and pat.
rEony Of ST. Peter by l.. n. t., while pcrsistently
implcatiDg l.. n. b. in all The naughtinesscs Of v
Emanuel
Meantime, something more serous than The edit
ing of allOcutl0ns tO the Cardinals is weighing with
alarming practical grayith;iOn upon the uulucky
Pope Uc s run aground. He has, let alone Gu
rent CouIt expenses, the interest on all the Roman
debt 10 pay. Can't accept V. Ema1nels propo.
silion 70 pay his territorial proportion, for that