New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-04-25
FRANCE

a.. sne we were hoping for, hitting at Victor |
T...,u.l personally and BY name, but broad, |
,ae.e. iabby affair spreading like blanket over all
S1o.e Who have directly or indirectly aided and |
.h.tt.d in subsractipg the ROmagna from Papal |
r,le. It is then as much TO the address Of the |
French army and its leader in the ItAla an campaign
AZ 70 tho Sandman troops and monsrch--to say |
rsthips Of Lord John Russell the rebellious Ro- |
usgpol voters, The editorial corps TIE New YORK
TRIBUNE and who not: all revol1tionists and dis
tarbers Of use and wont are sOhdaires. So, if you
Gel crick in your back or a stitch in your side,
bebke it is the cuss" a-working. We are having |
\ deal Of fun out of it here. A note in Sundays
MoEiftur reminded Newspaper folk of the organic |
law Of the CODcordat, which forSds the publication
In print or pulpit of any Roman bull, brief, rescrpt,
etc. without previously obtained authorization from
Goyerpment The consequence is, that we don't
Know the text of the Accommodation. The ar
rxnfement is kindness to the Church on Napo-
hons part, all its moderate members, and most
even of the ultramOntane partisans, desiring nothing
no much as that the bull should sink again, as rap
idly and silently as possible, into the oblivion from
which Antoneh has dragged without reviving it.
That the Emperor or any other grown man to-day
should fear the effects upon himself of the boltess
thunders Of the Vatican is not to be supposed. III
had not beer then, for the malicious Liberals and
few i-adyised of the clerical journalists, the matter
would have been nearly forgotten before the week
was over But the Liberals would not and the Clerl-
COS could not, keep their peace and hence the fun
and scandal.
told YOU in my last that the Si6ole newspaper
had published by anticipation one of the general
formulas Of excommunlcatOn-the one which, 1t
was hoped, would be launched straight st the soul
and body Of Victor Emanuel / told you that it
was coincident with that jolly EmulPhuss curse set
down in Trstram ShaIdy 1t has led by the way,
to great demand and rapid sale of all the Translated
copies of that humorous book But the singular
thing is that it was nearly week before the Ultra
mantagnards discovered this coincidence. Mean
time the circulation and reprinting with comments,
IN three or four other newspapers, OF the Siecles
French version, annoyed them excessively. The
discovery being made lie Monde (ths Is the out
ward form and body Of the late UHrers, repudlated
by Government permission on condition that Veuil-
lot its sonl and spirit should be left out. They say
when AntOnelli heard of the palngenesia and its
conditions he compared it to ST. Denis still march
ing with his head off; while worldly wag, be-
ing told that lie Monde was the UHiuers minus
Veuillot advised further change of title to
lie Deni MOnde) came down with sarcastic
indignation upon the Steele and Company, derlding
their ignorance on the one hand, questioning their
good faith on the other, for having published copied,
and commented "as serious and authentic, piece
$50 manifestly ridiculous" lie Monde closes its
selyes to such indecent jestngs ask any one to
''enter into serious discussion with tbem." This
pua Journalist GuerOult on q search. He went over
10 the Arsenal library yesterday morning and found
there, on pages 6l2, 6l3 in volume four of his
tOrical work by the learned Benedlctln, Dom Mar
TN Bouquet, the very words of [" the grotesque
denomination invented by Sterne." LIE
Monde Of tO-day's issue observes a prudent silence
as to this second discovery. 1t must have been put
to press before its editors read the yesterdays
70 hal Onad fhpir
regulations sake for a portion of its columns is
taken up with the "manifesty ridiculous invention
Of Sterne which they print at last by way of con-
frsstng with an authenticated Church curse, an or
thodOx, SimOn-Pure article. Comparing the two,
rather prefer Sternee 1t is a tIifie more mde-
cent, but it is rather funnier. / am perhaps under
The influence ofhterary preiudces, of pleasant ass0
S1stons with the first reading Of Tristram Shandy.
speak, Of course, a reader of these denuncia-
tory tid.bts Come TO the question of practical sp-
plicatOn and the choice between the two is not
worth Il speak with no irreVer0nce) single
d." Provincial journals have taken up the
theme. The GirOnde, OF Bordeaux, contains quite
an anthology OF this curious prOane literature, per-
fectly authenticated by references to chapter and
page of unquestiOnably sound theOlOgians and monk
sh historians. all of them are as manitestly
ridiculous the grotesque formula that was In
vented and had been put to use by the Church gen.
eratiOns before Tristram Shandy was begOtten.
The joke of jokes, and highly appreciated here this
week, is that these 80 terribly tragic perform
ances whose revival under AntOnellis direction the
Liberals ventured to say was eOmical, have been
criticised IcOnsciOusly by those who should have
been their warmest supporters as farcical bur-
lesques.
The Ami de Ia Religion, having disrespectfully
commented upon the organic law which tOrbids the
publication of AntOnell's Bull, has received warn
ing.
The report of the Senate Committee on forty-twO
petitions demanding the Intervention of the Senate
IN favor Of the temporal power, treats the Roman
question from historical point of view with deei-
ded ability, proving to every one (whO was con-
WINGED Of the fact bcforehand) that the ROmagnOl
question is and ought to be political one. 1t is
unnecessary to add that it concludes with the re-
lection of the petitioners prayers The report was
approved by a majority of ZIG to 16 votes. In the
debate upon its merits, four Cardinals, Bishop,
and two civilians opposed its pass age with more or
less ingenuity of argument. Report and debates
are published in full.
The famous Louis Veuillot, eminently able Ultra
moutane editor out of place, has lately returned
from Rome Hardly was he cleverly housed again
in his Paris apartment, when he was intguded on by
the police, who made search there, resulting in
the seizure Of nominating documents. He was
not arrested, but is likely to be brought to judi
eal trial.
The text Of the Treaty Of REUNION of Savoy
and Nice to France" was published here the same
day that we got news of the accommodation of
both parties to it. " In the name of the very Holy
and ndiyisible Trinity" it begins The fact, for
mnla, apart, being accomplished, do not sec that
English and PIussian objections do more than con-
tibIe TO gently ifritate French susceptbities. One
ia reminded, by the eloquent and verbose persist-
enee with which 81. 1bOuyenel argues and assev-