New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-02-13
FRANCE.
The Pays says:
PARIS, Tuesday, Jan. "a, 1860.

The Pays says:
1.-THE treaty of commerce between France and
England was signed yesterday delay being neces-
ssry for the ratification of the treaty. it will not be
published before the Sd of February. Relative to the
substitution of protective for prohibtye duties the
treaty viii only be put in force in July 1851" ..
PARIS, Tuesday, Jan. "a.
The Mon,eur of to-day announces thai Vice. Admi-
raj lie Babi9r de Tienan has been appointed com
mapder of the squadron of evolution, replacing Admi-
raj DesfOsses.
ROME.
A letter from Rome states that the Pope, contrary
TO the opinion of his most violent advisers, has re-
nounced the idea of publishing his reply to the letter
from the Emperor of the French, and has stated that
in spite Of the temporary dissent existing between
himelf and the Emperor, he cannot forget previous
eminent services
letter from Rome in the Journal des Debats, says
that at Rome the Pope has only some dragons and
the Palaiine Guard of few hundred men, The Ger
man recruits only amount to and they are at Niece
rata. am .
whom 0O0 are rifemen and carbineers Ot the SOUO
4OO0 are Swiss, and at Perugia, and Of the re-
naming 1900, 1000 at Ancona, 900 at Crbino,
and 900 at Pesaro.
ROME, via Marseles), Jan. 81, 1860.
The city is quiet. Should the French garrison evac
uate the place. the Papal Government intends concen
tratpg OF Rome 5000 soldiers of the line, in addition To
the GARDENERS.
LETTER FROM THE POPE
The following is the reply of the Pope to the ad
| Cashel and Emily:
Venerable Brother, Health and Benediction. We
have received with the greatest pleasure your let
| ter of the Ides OF last December, in which we
| find a most ample testimony of your faith,
religion piety, and obedience to ue. Most grateful
to US also the proof have found in this your let
ter of the most religious disposition to us and to
this Holy See which is deeply seated in the minis OF
,be clergy and people of your diocese.
II was impossible but that the serious umults prevail
ing in Italy, the confusion into which things were
thrown, and the rebellion OF some provinces OF our
temporal States should not have caused you intense
sorrow All these things, in TRUTH went on and were
perpeuated under the nstgation and encouragement
of those whom it ought to have the most concerned to
respect the law of nations and TO preserve untouched
the patrmony of the Roman Church. From
day to day it becomes more manifest what wicked
schemes these men are devisiDg against us and the
civil power of the Apostolic See, and very lately, IN
ucubraton full of hypocrisy they have bent all then
efforts to deceive the simple, to diminish and weaken
| the common consent of men in recognizing the
civil power of the Apostolic See. Continue then,
ver cradle brother with the flock committed TO your
pastoral socitude, with one accord to beseech the
Almighty Lord that He may look with proplt0us
eve npon YOU and your common affection and that He
NAV give to weakness strength from above, where
by we may be enabled, with great and high mind to
make head against this raging storm, to maintain the
liberty of the Church and strenuously to defend the
civil power of the Holy See. Let us unite in invoking
the patronage of all the blessed in Heaven, especially
of the Immaculate Virgin Mary, Mother OF God that
the pest OF heresy ana scnisln, When men lne osl
wicked are striving to introduce into the regions OF
Italy, may be driven from them and that the pride OF
those who making an i'll of their power and arms,
| offer violence to us and to the Sanctuary, may be
broken in pieces. Meanwhile with the most earnest
PRAYERS and desires do commend to God and to the
Word of His Grace. you, venerable brother and All
your clergy and people, dear to to ns, ard
| we wish and pray for you the enjoyment Of every
| blessing of body and mind.
As happy auspice of this manifold blessing ana
pledge of the love with which we embrace you in the
Lord, we impart to you, venerable brother, and to
your entire flock with all the affection OF our heart
| our apostolic bepediction.
wear of our Pontiicate. Plus PIP lX-7
| AUSTRIA.
| The Vienna correspondent of The London Times
asserts that the Emperor Francis Joseph is so much
excited that il would not create very great astcnsh
ment should he resolve to take up arms in defense OF
the Tuscan and Modenese branches OF his house; and
very strong declarations on the part of France and
Ell gland may be necessary to prevent hostlllties
HUNGARY.
A letter from Hungary states that the High Catholic
clergy lose no opportunity Of showing how heartily
| thew sy mpathze with the national movement.