The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-03-18
INTERESTING FROM EUROPE.
ADDITIONAL BY THE ARABIA.
OUR PARIS ANo BERLIN CORRESPONDENCE.
Our National Troubles In England
and France.
EFFECT OF THE NEW TARIFF,
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n Emperor Fears ASSASSINATION The Hmporai Polcsr Of the
Pops-7he Pasls cf Free Discussion in ffanco-Hsv
Wa II All EmaS-7he Address Of The CHAMBER Of DE- |
psxies, de-, dc dc.
The quarrel struggle between the Emperor
Napoleon and the Frcuch clergy Is assuming alarm
ing proportions Even the ali absorbing Nres affair for
gotten Cor the moment. All that {. kod about specu-
lated upon, the mn~denent Of tho Bishop OF roicters
The churchmsn has in that document attacked the En-
peror the manner, and he gets his reply
no longer in pamphl u, but from <hc Official organ.
The Mcaatcar thus notices thu Bishops Onslaught
The Bishop Of pocer. has just published in the Moe
pcrors soeInmebt md which is o. disturb the
r o9 sSe o nal h e .ee has been
s the h.b .r.don Of the Council Of State
Thus you will PEI that the secular power brought
to bear The PIeieot or tho Department of VI
cnne, in which lives The bishop, entreated from
the Minister Of the Interior, that procccdngs be c,m
mcnced against the Behop, and that the mandcmens be
stopped N. de PerspDy, however, who feels that
declared between toe government ana the clergy,
careful not TO act rashly he had done the
case OF poor GaLesco; he published theIeowng reply
70 tie Project -
In renly your despatch OF ycser-
da % me We r yo 81 ion the
has just deferred of abuse tho Council
the prente who has ed 70 bnd the authority Of his
shs this % BY e aTaa and 1a
tive q judicial Iepresons Minister Interior
have h0sss ySS ,c y to hs 1 Interest g. the go
GSsS Ssc "eodDs taken s,n n, steps 70 P,s ,
much audele the snng Of The party which under
she elect OF the French people r. De PERSIGnl.
Cases thus referred the Council OF state usurpa
tions OF powers the exercise, contraventon
Of the laws and regulations established by the govern
mcEt nfracton Of the rules and regulations sanctioned
by the recognized in France violation Of tho
and any proceedings may affect the honor Of French
citizens.
The great fear Tor his Majesty is that assassina-
tiou may stop him in his of usefulness the
pre- In the Senate the great topic of discussion The
temporal power Of the Pope Today the Marquis do la
Rochejsqucln spoke in favor Of that power.
Pier the former Project do Police the Marquis
The following viii give you idea of his speech He
said
The temporal of the Pope is lost We
oursssss % the Preservation o. hs Spiritual power We
raised It's head, and determine conduct
side the which are threatened -
As N. Pietri the Emperor each morning you can
readily appreciate importance of this declaration.
wo the Of great events. The clerical party
viii force matters to issue. The Mlrcs affair has
done much 70 njure tho government, tho oppoai-
tion makes of such fine chance to assert
tho most startling thibgs in connection with the
financial troubles the Tho iocrty discus
sion granted 10 tho Chamber will fear prove for long
time great thorn tho size of the government The
French ceoloeoly yet fitted Parliament
free speech. Too easily excited thoy from
treme 70 the other anu praise to day bA TO to
morrow. Ilnw viii !. a e1of
You may expect To hear Of financial dihl;ul-
ties rs NJ. do Persgoy announced his intention Of
OVERLAPPING Creoit Moo,lier All institutions
arc s feared rotten 10 tue core. The French will TO
main 10 Syria.
PAEs, Feb 30, 1851
Napoleon aad tie Pon,ta--7ne Re,gious Asrscts Of
Union
Improvements TO be Fgeted IN 1S61-7hc Nres ATIv,-
.Sapc-7he Journey y Prince Napcscon 10 RoEn Pre-
ctn,ed Jy the Emperor, dc, dc dc.
II would appear as il the long pending struggle be.
tween Napoleon and tho Ponti1cae Fastening to
climax. The clergy, represented BY their bishops
and that is not always the samc thing as by their
voices-have detcrmDed 70 show quarter. First ap
pcarcd tho slashng brochure OF the Bishop Of Orleans in
reply to NJ Laguerronerc Rome Ia France ct lItaie"
and the Bishopo waking the thunders Of
heaven by voumnous charge which Enthusiastically
holds up the Emperor TO pnbc execration as the pontus
PLATE Of the ninets euib century.
has been said know, that there Is little religion In
france, and that of oil nations II would be the last to
lash itself Up to tho fury q rcg Gus war There s,
Of course considerable truth In thus But he would take
false estimate Of the country who drew his strongest
differences from what ana hears in tho capital
From having travelled tho interior OF France,
and having mixed with tue paTochl clergy, can posi-
lively declare that rclg on a and rest
the hearts OF the provincial mo pricsts-et
one deny t--are hard working, painstakng body OF
laborers Their 6ocks all times and sea
SOM, and black sheep Is detected with lynxcye
vigilance The clergy arc, for the most part, good
physicians OF the body as the soul, and this does
decrease their influence. They cat and sleep
oftentimcs with the owost OF their people, and ond
abe humble tenement assigned TO them their proper
abode 10 which they may hardly be said to live, have
homo but in the midst OF thJso unto whom they minis
ter Education Of the young much attended
10 as at present; and he must very preudcoa party
whatever phase Of Chrstaoity he bcongsto who would
say that there is In France people carefully brought
up in the love and fear OF the lord.
Well, then. upon such a people tho thunders Of the
cpscopetc win scarcely DO hcaro in vain Tho Holy
Pashcr in his Roman ctac ell Ia 70 the undoubtedly
a epeccs Of myth veilcd prophet but without they
deyouty believe him TO DO the sacred represent alive OF
the cruchcd Redocmer Garth, and when they
toid-when the words printed and echoed from
house 10 house throughout every Sn, village hamlet
OF the empre,hat the they have lhtca up to rule
them another Pontlus patc, about dosecrate
the Of Christ hs predecessor did
Siour swI not be surprising thai their hearts should
be soruy troubled ANA nos that the government is
determined u prosecute The seperabe author OF this
awful onslaught, tho proceedings vii DO watched with
common interest.
But, as before observed, the bishops do not always
represent the clergy, ana The gose,nmont IL fully
aware o. From time TO ttme words have been throwa
tie part OF the imperial government, htm ,tiug
sympathy with the worsns Class, at tho expense OF the
cpiecopate the bishops continue 70 pursue
the at present ADOPTED OF dealing out their
themas against Napoleon there little doubt that his
Majesty could stimulate the interior clergy, By opening
cut TO them the epec ae 10 aot ~ al efctuti colu
terpose Tho wotkiog clergy are very al pad; they
groen in bitterness Of spnt AZ the mannor VA wnlcn
thoy aro cut OF from preermeDt, but even while they
90 20, they have cobndsnce that Napoleon has
their Interest At heat
80, 1 conces, ! DO not look 10 the position |
OF the Emperor absolutely abs gbed Ia tue neS
roe INC worthy Bishop poctlers has Assigned him