The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1862-05-06
Dur Paris Corresponds nee.


England Backed out Of ne Mezicaa Cooisor-The IRON
Clad Fscer-Ths Religious World stc,e Of Excite
ne,,s-7bs SoattsT7,>rs in Paris and What They Soy
Sridctl and Ttcker-Thedtrical Demons.rdtioas--Th
Students and hs Observation-Disclosures Of AediccI
isudeit-Arrivot Of The Jopons's Embassy, DC, de-
Since last wrote you England to have backed
o the Mexican coalition expressed herself satisfied
with the prelmnarios Of the treaty and leaves France
and Spain 70 work out the matter in their way
The panic which the result OF the battle between tho
Monitor and Msrrmac has been tho means of causing
Great Britain possibly aided in producing this result
England wants upon her hands until she has
placed herself in position TO maintain hor
boosted supremacy Of the seas If the modern improve
shall be the OF taking this prestige from
her. unit. she "a at least upon equal footing with other
nations The ron-clad fever is spreading rapidly in
Europe. The Danish Chambers have already votsd the
extraordinary credits demanded by tho Min iste OF Ma
for the construction OF roncased ships Prus Is
cypsnd twelve millions OF thalers for the pur-
pose and the kingdom Of Italy will soon have formd-
able navy of the description The French journals
TO think that the Marine Department should now
devote its attention than before TO the in
s,rucion Of ssauen in the tactics Of boarding. this
will IN the future, be the only means OF taking the
new class Of ships
Two incidents have thrown the religious and anti
religious, or, rather, the clerical and sntclcrica
world into considerable state OF excitement. Some
months since, you know, the committee which sat in
Paris from there ruled the Association Of St. vim.
cent do Paul converting IL into political machine was
banded by order or tbs and tho different con-
Of the order in France required TO submit
the rules which applied secular societies
Sunday morning last the Minister Of the Interior pub
shed in the konitea circular addressed TO The Pro
rac,s Of the Departments upon this subject. He state
January last the conferences consulted az to
whether they "dssrod TO be reunited by central coun
III formed principally Of mombers OF tho ancient COM
! fnse and having for President high dgnitary an.
pointed by the Emperor, whether they preferred 10
separately, a. they are authorized to dor II
seems that In reply 10 this question eighty cit
conferences accepted the general council while seven
bndred and sixysx rejected the dea. In accordance
with this decsloh the Minister states that the govern
neat considers that the Repatriation Of the Society Of
- Vincent de Paul Ia terminated, and that hencsforth
each conference win DO required 10 act for ITSELF without
shy centralized power. that previous 70 tho
dissolution Of The old council its ancient President was
vested by with dictatorial powers, and that he has
i1tei IN lctsr az tho clerical journals that he
should exercise this power all tho conferences an
lal u his death any interference ae she lid
fnnsruit II % committee or three foreigners Bel
eisn, i Iiollander Prussian. Count dc Persigny
cas the attention Of the projects 20 this threatened
vsstlgu Of tho law, and 10 Is limited that IL il IS
carod into eject the society will be entirely suppressed.
The religious journals Of course have raised tho cry
persecution aud that the decision Of tho govern.
ment will be sbe Of supprsssng this chartaOo
association which has, however for several years past
| been converted into vast political engine.
The other incident pastoral letor of the Archbishop
Of Toulouse appointing "a secular jubse the exposition
and solemn procession Of the holy relics preserved in
the church Of ST. turnn At Toulouse, for the year Of
grace 1884, "This jubes" the mild Archbishop adds
ais for the purpose or celebrating the glorious act
accomplished among W three centuries ago" His Grace
| docs not stats what this "gorious sctj Is to the
celebration OF which he invites the sithiu but history
supplies the dencsnc In 1862 disturbance took pl
In the streets Of Toulouse between the potsstsnts and
Catholics growing out Of ts burial u Protestant
whose pony was claimed however Dy INC Catholics as