The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-02-15
THE ITALIAN QUESTION.

TEE Pope s REPLY TO NAPOLEON PUBLISHED IN PARIS
SUPPRESSION OF l. UNIvERS NEwsPAPER-wARN-
ING TO TIE OTHER CATHOLIC JoURNALs-THEP P0PEs
LETTER TO BE PUBLISHED IN BRusSELS-AGIrATION
IN SAVOY ON THE ANNHxATION QUESTT0N-N0vE-
MENrs OF THE FRENCH PROTECrIONIsTs-GARIBA
DI IMARRrEp-sARDINIANF FUSION IN CENTRAL ITALY.
On the 3o<h ult in the House Of Commons Lord John
Russell stated in reply to Mr. DHrae that in consequence
Of report which reached the government from their Nj
Mister In swzerand representation was made in July
st 10 the French government in reference to the rumored
annexation of Savoy 10 France He would state in day
or two whether the papers could be produced without
sesrimsus 70 the public On the slst uL, Lord
John Russell stated that far the government under
Stood plan for army association in sardnia having
for lis object the voluntary Organization Of the people, had
been proposed but GaribAd had not accepted the
aIdeney. 500 ihtf
1be Fsrh Unipes b suppressed. The Aoniteur, in pnb
Aahng the decree Of suppression, Among the rea
cons for the the irritating controversy Of the
Journal, BY which religious opinion dsconcerted the
country sgaaed and The fundamental basis on which the
reona betwesn the church and civil society are estab
hahcd, undermined.
II h stated that the immediate offence which led to the
suppression OF the Uniu9s It's publication on the
9h Of an encycca letter Of the Pope to the Archbshops
end Bishops which he states the motives for his re-
s.ssI accept The advice Of the Emperor to give up the
ROmasna-
Osher journals had been forbidden to publish tho
Litter.
Yhe Correspondent. religious periodical, had received
second warning.
The koniteur Of the alst says:"The government had
sn deporod the irritating character of the controversy
% religious questions The Uniucs having been sup
pscsed violent articles In reply 10 its proyocation
henceforth without motive and without excuse. The
~hoe press viii understand that these grave questions
must be discussed with that quietness and moderation
which are required by the VI the public peace
and respect for religon'
Brussels despatch says that the publication Of the
Csres, suppressed In France viii be continued Ia that
sMy.
Orders received aa Toalon TO prepare the plated
eate GIoire fer with the utmost des patch She
thirty six rfed guns, and prov OF cnor NOUS
aszseneicrs. Her de estimation was unknown
The Paris Journals publish despatch from Chambcrv
whir nat the 2sh the party hostile to the &C.
csson .Savoy France made demonstration. Nearly
CSC lesozs as-ems;ed from all parts Of Savoy at the
quest s the resdeLt Of Chambory, and asked inormA
s,n frt chs Sovernsr whether the intention
81 NE hing o Sardinia 10 thc poyince TO France.
Thy Sovesnss replied Ma, e King eoud not Ni11iaoly
sedc h< pTrti~c<
The eatnent was reoeSred viii, nue cries Of syive
n RS.n ~
Tho population Of nambery were complete strangers
sosee which .ook pace the street. and
= go m.ssres taaf their fasangs were consequently
TIE French protecons:s making 6espcxase Efforts
sEsSnes The Emrercrs proposed eomncr ca reform Pc
as'oes we're oesrg numetousiy signed In all tc manu-
fscsu,D Dg iouhs sgslst The On thu csber hand
the kmIesor cootsusd u receive consra,aHssry ad
dresses frpsn important commercial boties -
Ins P~s Poys says that numerous seputs,i0rs from