The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-02-02

IN the conditions Of an estabfahnent worthy OF nn
These pr positions made in an official .erm adopted
for the rst time n the intercoarse WHEN MI go n"
come TO zee me- i void him, In AAudsng - she above,
that had learned that Mad aurtsarsS ard el'sps-
rne Nuncio having Confirmed the information which
matter more ssr5Sa.E ssss Vii NECESSARY. shs. We
were ooM1ssd 10 oui Italy, he Oosd gram ~ I've ys-
rease our England, and ha. should ask gfa
REPLY TO THE FRENCH NINISrR.
In reply 70 this despatch the Prince Latour dAuvegne
wrote 70 Paris-I hasten 10 send you the Information
whch have received, and which have reason TO DO.
neve correct concerning the proposition recently MADE
10 the Holy See BY Lord Russell the island OF Ma u
at the disposal OF the Pope the OF his nsentng,
England advised him TO do TO give up Rome to Italy
In the course OF the summer Mr. Oao Russell who
about To take leave, solicited an audience OF the rope
Admitted 70 tho audience, MT Russell peadea as usua,
but in decorOus the of Italian unity Tor the
Of which he sad his government entertained the
most ardent desire AT the moment OF his taking leave
old Of the Cabinet the Holy Father addressed TO him. it
seems, without attaching 70 them the least import
1 WSo kno osss one day ssSa n Be 5ssa
10 90 10 vol, 70 ask for hos1tGLty?" At these
words Mr.. Russell immediately returned into the cabi
net Of the Holy Father, 10 ask him II he indeed
feared that he should be compelled TO quit Rome and IT,
that case he would really be disposed to 60 to EngandY
The Pope very quickly reasured Mr.. Russ~, by adding
that he ignorant OF the trials which Providence
served for him, but that for the moment he had
apprehension and did not at all dream OF removing from
Rome. Mr.. Odo Russell, who doubtless reported this
conversation to bis government giving it, perhaps, more
Importance than IL really possessed, Immediately,
his mo. in the month Of November last, Mr.
Gao Russell went Cardinal Antoneli, and gave him
iii which Lord Russell. after having supported the
O! Italian unity and the right q I,aty 10 possess Rome
ddrised The Pope 70 out tie E,c nal CITY, and announced
that, the Holy Father disposed TO follow this
advice, ne English hedueTdeon eet could Dc pdccd az
his service 10 convey Aina either 70 France or 10
Spain, 10 Malta, tvsere palace soouid be put AZ his
dipssc aud ,oere he could soa,t freely til Italy had pro-
relation Mr. OdO Russell
sentDg the Of his government 10 his Holiness Secrc
ary Of State authorized him to make condentialy such
of ii he might think fl. The Cardinal hastened TO
reply that he had use to make OF 1t, seeing that the
Pnpe did not dram he least Ia The orld If quitting RorH
The intention OF HIS Eminence even assured,
to maintain complete silence III this matter not 10
give to the proceeding OF Mr. Odo Russell importance
which 1t did not possess. But il became known at
the Vatican Mr. odo Russell himself spoke OF it to
OF tho diplomatic employees accredited 70 the Holy See.
Matters remained there however and Cardinal Anoneli
regarded the incident terminated WHOM according 10
what has been told me, Mr.. Odo Russell again pro-
scented himself 10 Hs Eminence the occasion OF the
Christmas fees and informed him that nc had received
private letter from Lord Russell in which that mMster
exp essed his lively regret NJ seeing that the Pope
not disposed for the moment ~ accept his propositions,
adding that he had 10 believe that His Holiness
U0ld Gerry short tiDe Gad himself under the necessity Of
prcfting by them Cardinal Antonelli abstained from
making any reply TO this new communication.
THE HEALTH OF THE PofE.
Rome (Jan 13) correspondence OF the London Post.
The state Of the Popes health has not been satsac
terry of late as his Hoinesss friends could have wished
although he sufficiently recovered the afternoon o.
the 3ls ul to attend The annual 7e Damn Of thankse
celebrated in the Jesus church The Pope continues TO
safer from eryspcas, and his doctors have deemed 1t
advisable TO open another issue IN his leg In order to
a free to the noxious humors, and pre-
vent their Invading the nober and vital
parts Of the body But his Holiness has also suf
fsred morally OF late, in consequence two recent events
which have affected him painfully. / anude first 70 the
death Of his elder brother, Count Gabriel Masta who
died OF the same maady that which troubles the
Pope and secondly, TO the sndden demise OF Cardinal
Morlot, Archbishop Of Paris from whom his Holiness had
received letters only few days before The depression
resulting from these two had unavorable
nuence the Pope's health but u only temporary,
for he strong man. with good constitution, and he
has given proofs Of being restored 70 his usual condition
0! body and mind.