The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-10-06

from what consider excellent, II not the very best
hor'y that bus instructions TO bring the Pope out Of
Rome, b, fair means IL possible but 70 bring him way
These quasi admonitons he Holy Father not 70 yield
az inch, to remain and die, like the ancient curule
fathers In his chair, smpiyso am led 10 believe
part OF that tortuous policy the present complicated state
OF the Italian peninsula Is held 10 need The most
ardent wish and desire OF Napoleon Ia that
the Pope should cut the Gordian knot and
quit Rome. Garbadi H like q possessed !;
like the Maid OF Orleans whose mission 10 place the
crown on the kings head at Rheims does GaribAdi
believe in his inspiration, and what more, both the
Emperor Of the French and the King Of Sardinia whether
they believe in It no, find 1t utterly impossible for
the prceeut to Withstand t. We must mol therefore,
sign any credit TO the reports which from time to time
reach OF the dpeasure OF these monarohs against the
red shrted hero he has proclaimed his intention Of set
ting the seal OF emancipated and united Italy when no
reaches the Quirlpal and TO the QuirinL he will go
What is to be donef or the French Emperor
prevent him n he minds; but Napoleon not prepared
for the oboquy Of chastsng the Italian spirit he himself
has evoked He has constituted himself the defender of
the Pope, not OF Rome, and the Pope will not be de-
Tended anywhere else by his Majesty, II will be great re
lief to al parties. Gsribaid may then be carried 10
Rome and from the top Of the Quirna blow his trumpet
at all points Of the compass and in the meantm short
breathing space will be given TO the Empe.
ror, whose faith in events subsequently turn.
ing TO bis advantage is justified by experience
peat have been told that Gayons instructions posi-
tvetTo get the Pope out Of Rome" In my last drop.
ped certain hints 70 this effect and everything have
since heard only confirms my previous surmtses
What TO take place afterwards 10 altogether another
question. All say is that whose opinion is
worth listening TO In society in Paris believes the pos
sibity Of sandman solution Of the Italian difficulty,
admitting for the sake OF argument that the utopian
suit OF united Italy be brought about. Napoleon
is not the man TO permit IT, AS soon as the role OF Carl
bald played out that Of the French Emperor will begin
The stage will be cleared, and Victor Emanuel and Napo
will alone be in presence. Contest between such
parties is torn utterly irrelevant. The King OF sar
the IA ec iaggot strewn broadcast the French
Emperor represents the bundle Of sticks bound hard
and fast the parent trunk, and he will deal with
his opponent he lsts In the meanwhile VIC
tor Emanuel Is excellent warming pan Du
rirg the that the Emperor Of the French making
matters smooth with his Holiness at Avignon Paris
and watching the convulsive efforts Of Austria on Hun
gary and veneta what better lieutenant be have In
Italy than the King Of SardinA And then when some Of
the preeen, excitement passes away and the disciples Of
Mazzn begin 70 buzz and poster about the Garibaldan
panaces how grmly will the monster sphinx smile and
between the imperial policy and revolution That ambi.
ton must first be allowed 10 expend itself in sbortive
throes before the Emperor shows his cards At the OPP
Fortune tme-as Edward the First played she mediator
between the rival claimants 70 the Scottish throne by
procAimiDg himself lord paramount-so will Napoleon
dispose Of the Sandman professions or specua
tions such these all visions "through glass dark
"" and personally have nothing In common With them
beyond retailing what "a the prcvang gossip in circles
usually well informed.
The death Of the Ducheese dAbe at the family mansion
10 the Champs Eysee during the absence Of her sister,
the Empress French has been painful event here
The Duchess another Of the numerous victims OF
cancer All the art that Europe could supply was OF
avail and ct the early Of thirty three she mbed
Al the departure Of the Empress for the present imperial
progress her state though dcsperse considered
bic The fapsr.i took piece q the T.seiens yesterday
II was attended with ali the ponp and circumstance due
10 her rank There were present all the minister's
raj OF the households Of their haestes, members OF the
senate, Legislative body and Council Of State the
beers Of the spanish Eut and several Of the represen
black drapery rsei with iver and bearing a inter
walls escucheons, with the initials Of the bereavsd.
rich catafaiqus was erected IN the nave. Fourteen
mourning coaches followed tho hearse. The Due Abe
was chief mourner. The OF tue Madeleine, a the
head Of the clergy received the body At the conclusion
where II VIII rsmsin to be conveyed 70 spain.
OF course some tidngs Of the alleged attempt at the
assas .son Of the Emperor, whea visiting roaon have
met with II is fair TO suppose thai II simply weak
invention Of the enemy. No intelligence Of Il has, be
leve reached Parm which carries appearance Of pro
liability oeeve TO be positive fact that the Emperor
never at any previous time IN his life popular
Francs ~ at present 10 only true 10 say that tbs
maeses were never better employed than now The
process OF reconstruction which, speaking
going throughout the length breadth OF the isnd
moreover, there is an omnipreseps idea Ia al
meus minds that Providence designs great things
Tor France through the means Of her existing ruler
Napo'eoe has impressed OF every party and Ba
host OF strength Tor him. that whatever he desire Ia
oypastc hs wishes inseparape from Fraoce,
her prestige ana glory do not believe, therefore, ,ha,
there any political party, at the present ,ment,
which would WISH much more deegp, his sum mary re-
movaf
Tue American vessel, the Joshua Manson, Captain
diiiken bound from New Orleans 20 Bremen put into
Hsvre on Wednesday the ION inst the captain nnang
having mutined refused perform their duty
The Emperor aud Empses are expected 70 rcturu 70
Paris hom Agiers 90 Monday ocrt
sspectrg the relations OF Englsnf and France fancy
pretty general opinion that they do not exhibit any
very sensible Improvement The English view with ex
IRENE jealousy the eounteuance which the French,
BY their presence, afford 10 the Naronites In
syria ard do not scfupe 10 cay that they aging
sne oandson Of feelings on the part Of the pruaes which
viii ultimately IND vent IN deeds OF bitter vengeance
fuad facha Of himself according 10 them, from the
Ore, all sufficient Tor the cccsn and cgregrous blum
der has been committed In taking IN the rren 20 II all
good many others, not English thought Al the time
On the ether hand the letters received from China the
part OF the French full 81 envy bitterness aud all
charAoeness The superior preparations OF the Easlsh
In that dvtsnt regoo and the nvidous caution exercised
By them thai the mistakes Of the Cmea shall not be
pes,ed ct sbanghse engendcrng find OF III will,
the onipouring forth OF when ali eli vitncss 10
seeson. The English II N said, are incapable Of rising
above the commercial level OF the enterprise while the
French, fa OF the noble ardor OF civilization thiuk
Of tothiDg but the glory 20 be derived thereom And
rom Naples not poet arrives but to exhibit an agony OF
est pctndiops Albion should imperial France Of
NJ the practical fruits Of the "dea" which carried II 10
tsy
Ieotard the famous gymnas,c performer Of the Cirque
e rimpcratrics whose astonishing fess fii the house
light after night, from the door 10 the ceiling 10 anxious
@ break hs eagsReueps with NJ Deeaa the icssee me
act w. this artist 10 attractive thst tho essee is
be comparatively speaking 70 dspens with all other
Iurcmcn, and Ieoard. who has received prodg Of
ers both from England America 10 be OF Bat
'othng ipcapaoty, from accident ilness.
him. In vain be voluntarily makee slip and comes
Town q descent o. twenty feet either the com.
non instinct Of preservation rtscnes him. or Il
be spvigttiness of bis muscles bears him harm
Gee. lie lays up aud fsncies he " I'D, bot he /
ooks beiie him. Al eosth, with q medical certificate,
arrears BY his before the Presdent Of the Civil
Tribunal bat Only 70 hear hs application refused aud hts
hahn for non fuiGlmcnt Of his engagement diss1owed