The New York herald., 1863-12-26

as the only true religion, may be reessbhod In Catho-
lie eountriesn The "rios.s' Sghts' referred W are
wncn, OF course, Victor Emanuel very ready 70
resign again the tender merOies Of bs Holiness and
Cardinal Antonelli
Notwithstanding, however, the apparently palpsblo
evidence contained In these replies that the Emperors
project can never be realized there are some sangun
souls who stll believe that she Emperor 10 shrewd
enough to smooth over the difficulties and gather 6eessr
land out In tho cold. The strng Indeed, upon WHICH the
good haters OF England intend hereafter 70 play that
not suffering but pro1tng, by the dssensOns OF the
continent ITSELF and that she should DO ignored by the
continental Powers in any Arransements which snsy
should mutually agree upon. Tho partisans OF this
theory think that they discover partial assent to Is
In the project OF the address In reply to the Emperor
speech, which s TO come up for consideration IN the
Senate 10 day. This document after referring to tho
general accord in principle, Of the European Powers,
Tho exceptional situation OF England possibly per.
mts her 70 be less touched than the Emperor by tho
dangers OF the satu quo but the other can
establishing condition OF things which cannot be meo'
aced or misunderstood
Emperor will succeed In minging together the dscord
elements OF European politics.
The confirmation OF the glorious newa OF the success OF
Grant at Chattanooga Ind melancholy effect for the
secessionists here They little cheered by report
which circulated TO day TO the effect that burnside has
been obliged 10 surrender at Knoxville This report Is
given this morning by the Moner sous ca rese,te and
the Patric and Constptionnet place but little confidence
IN II. The fact Is, the journals IN Paris which few
months since the edged organs ~ the soon
federacy 1ght very shy Of that institution OF late
Perhaps In the OF the Pdtre and Pays this may
be accounted for upon Mr. De Leons theory OF tho mer
ccnary character OF the French people With the rebel
loan at thirty five, II s not probable that much money
can be raised with which to subsdize journals
The Rappahannock, which the English government sold
to the rebels, is still lying at Calais no. yet having
completed her Some OF her officers sporting tnse
gray uniforms In Paris. and speak Of her as q
very powerful boat able 10 make seventeen knots an
hour issupposed that she will got to sea during the
The last series OF guests Is now a. compiegne. They
are the Princess Matbide. lady Wellesley LORD Cowey
Marshal Valiant. Lord and Indy westmorelaud, Duke
and Duchess de MorDy NJ Foud Duo dc Ia Force Count
dc Nieuwerkcrke, ~ and Nine do Grammont, NJ and
Nine. Emile do Glrardin, ". and Nine. de Lavaette.
Princess Anna Nurat, Chevaer Ngra, Marquis dc Ire'
wise, 81 Moyerbeer, n. Francis Wey, Baron de Roths
child Duchess and Nile Tascher de la Pagerie, ~. Pom
sard, NJ. Saint Beuve and N. Violet lie Dnc. Baron
Rothschd who has special train placed at his service.
cmes into Paris every morning at eight o'clock ana re-
turns to Compegne two. The court returns to Paris
next week.
H. Edward Lsboslayo commenced course OF lectures
At the College de France Monday last. The subject Is
the that has boon for three years past procssedy
"a comparative history OF legislation, but really study
OF the constitution OF the United states, Of which Ne
Labouaye is a enthusiastic admrer At the spring
ettureM Laboulays was received by crowded audience
with loud and prolonged cheers NJ Renau's has
been suspended for the present.
The task OF decorating the grand sarcase Of the new
opera has been connded to the pencil Of ~ Cabane and
NJ Baudry The group which 10 10 surmount the dome vii
bo executed by Perault and the statues OF the two
principal pavilons by NM. Cavalier and Miilet.
NJ Tourens, the Perigord lawyer, who claims stl 10
be Orele Antoine, Premier King OF Araucania and Pata
gonia has just addressed circular 10 the ministers Of
foreign affairs Of the different Powers He states that,
having been temporarily removed BY tho treason Of the
Chilean governments from territory the inhabitants OF
which had chosen him their King and ruler he considers
his duty 10 again make solemn protest against his
violated rights ana sgaInsi the and
which Chic has committed against the people OF Arau
cania whom he hopes 10 be able deliver second time
II SAID that the diamonds OF the Duke q Brunswick,
estimated 10 he worth eighteen millions OF francs
stolen Tuesday from the iron safe n which they
kept In the Dukes hotel In the Boulevard Beauon The
thief, Of his servants. arrested yesterday
Bouogpo 18th all the stolen property In his possession
Upon her return 10 Paris, her Majesty the Empress 10
20 be placed under active treatment for her uterine
disease. Napoleon ID anxious 70 have at least " two
strings 10 bis bow In the matter Of dynastic succession
and the extra desired s said by medical do
pends entirely upon the Impress being restored TO the
physical health sbe enjoyed previous to her accoucho
ment.