The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-11-26

OF Avoy whch hcnceforth rs 90 sec from what quar-
' purple ana nne linen corneth Bet al this Is Mt very
~ Gractoy 70 H. Ratazz, the Official from T. rim, who
Ias been us,ng MI =. induce the Emperor 70 set,
tie the Roman question Napoleon, however, " cloar,
does not moan 70 hand over Rome 70 Sardinia 'ust at
pstseDt, II he ever does. There things looming
Ia the distance, and II evidently dscs suit his
Majesty TO make the new Kingdom Of Italy
any way independent Of him. The English show
much too great desire 10 eat the fruit MS Majesty
has utk-d, for Victor Emanuel to be loft without bdlo
10 MS mouth The priesthood Of OverJoysd
1T tho recent ceremonial at Compegne, begin hns
that after all the Emperor Is where his
interest lies As 70 NJ Guizot who has openly ranged
himself among the Pope's supporters the OF
On stianiy never was Protestant by the Romanisis
extoed before All sorts Of dis aragng ins.nuations
are thrown out against him by those Of his own sect
but really believe general notion prevails that H. has
reason when he says that the hour is come when the
believers in revelation must array their ranks against
growing party who, throughout Europe loudly decar
ing that no revelation has been made that the evi
dencesot Christianity worthless and that heme
Of moral discipline, 1t IL neither practicable
The M7tt,r has again issued amin naion that ihre
no such thing as semi official PRESS III Francs but this
II has done oen the face OF facts to the contrary
that people only cry oreddt Jud1ls. You that
NJ Grandgnot has left the Conaitoo',nel 10 ". verm,
and taken the Pdt,ie; ana article in this latter
journal under the title of Ia France in Rome has xcited
great attention. because roundy & that the apacy
Is one OF the forces Of the Italian peninsula and ,h Il
unity vas row formed against The Pope, Italy must be- o.,
OF the pa OF her history Tn Emperor OF the French It
might he told he had If be gave up Rome destroyed
the work II Magenta ana Soferino.
There four series of invitations ISSUED for Compegnc
from November TO the 4th OF December, from which IL
may be implied that the residence OF the Court there
viii continue until the 7th Sh Of December. Among
the guests of the rst series who have already received
invitations are tho Count and Count de Morney Count
and Countess oe rersgny, NJ and Mime Ihouyenei. Lrd
| and Lady Contery Commandelr Mega, H. and NINE.
| Barochc AMI Prince Ponittowski.
The long talked OF military disturbance connected with
the earabnoers at Versailles disposed oi serday.
These times when the chief OF the State wishes
get INTO III otor with any part Of his army, and, there
fore, though it proved that spirit the very
OF what military discipline demanded had been displayed,
he'd ad
determined that the whole business should be treated US
simple s.rvescence Of spirits, and the prisoners
ing they nad already undergone continent mt,
acquitted 50 much for al that has been SAID England
about the Emperor's intention to break up his heavy
cavalry.
No words Of mine convey TO vow the anxiety with
which We look to every mail from New York, and how
earnestly the prayers Of the faithful offered up
great and overwhelming victory may attend tho North