The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-02-13


Charleston Wilmington and Richmond are taken per-
haps they will awake from this dream Of indifference
The French journals yet Anshed with the Pope
and his encyccal letter. The Archbishops Of Cambria
and Montauban have replied To the circular Of the Minis
ter Of Justice orbddng the publication Of the letter BY
tho clergy The archbishops consider this an infringe
ment upon the rights and liberties of the Church. and
complain that while inndes permitted to circulate
such works as Remains Vie de Jesssn and Protesants
broadcast over their parishes, and 70 distri-
butte them al the very doors Of their
cathodras, u Is a great hardship that they cannot
have sm,,a, privilege Of spreading abroad the
Union de POwes Catholic Journal published at Angers
has been suspended two months for having In speak ng
OF H. Barochs stated that the government believed that
the powers OF the State wore In peril and In accordance
with an inconsequcnce which Is but too common when
be oppressed Th. the decree OF suspens on states is
intended TO excite hatred and contempt against the gov
aa r the evidently does not intend 70
the principles upon which the government OF France -
The C0nxttatiowxel OF yesterday publishes the only
article which has yet appeared In any OF the Partisan
journals upon the resolution introduced BY Mr. Winter
Davis and recently passed the House Of Representatives
relative to the Mexican matter The article Il principally
resums OF the proceedings In Congress, and the
"moraf' drawn from It Is ths:-
Wc must regard then, the adoption OF Mr. Davis pro.
position as vote or crcumsanc Shut Is TO say the
expression more spontaneous than rejecting OF na
in the form Of conflict between the legislative and
the exc utive power"
dAfars and tbs accompanying instructions this morn
ing and he will ako charge of the legation in the course
OF the day In the meantime he will be obliged also TO
manage the affairs OF the consulate until other ar
| rangemcnt ie made
Itis generally understood among the American COM
munlty here that no minister TO this court will be
pointed at least until NJ Chateau Remand goes 70 Wash
| ington. In conversation with gentleman conn cod
with tho Ministry Of Foreign Affairs Yesterday was in
NJ. u0t
to Washington for some months to come In the mean
time the government may be thankful that It had
here on the spot in every way competent rs Mr. Bge
low to fulfil the duties which will devove rpon him
1t computed that thore in Europe 1926 900 600
worth Of United States bonds The announcement Of Mr.
Fcsscndens loan made spectators at Frankfort
which y The great niie for operations in our securities
little tmd bnt still! tho bonds quoted here
| or Two per cent above New York prices.
There will he -Four grand ball. at The Tueries this win
ter Tho first vii take place Tomorrow evening, and tho
others the 25th OF January and tho 6th and I'D II
February learn that some six eight Americans only
| will be presented
II Ia stated that tho Ereror's "Vic dc Clysar will be
published simultaneously IN France England and Ger
many; and that longman has already purchased The
copyright for England at a 900 volume. Why don't
some shrewd American publisher negotiate for the copy
| right for tho Unit Cd Staesg
Brigno has mad immense hit AZ Carlo, in Lia.do
The opera Las been given eight times and promises
never TO tire the public Tor Saturday evening Last
Frnan with lagrange and FrascAin had been billed,
upon Iasier and dem ,ndcd Linda After some esI-
tation tho director consented The bill changed,
and the result was one OF tho largest houses OF the sea-
Brignoli has established himself firmly In the
aaeons Of tho oporagcng world Of Pnris, and can con
graduate himself upon having wrung from them purely
by bis merit that applause and enthusiasm OF which
they very chary, and which they never give as
compliment TO any one The TACT must be o pleasing
Que TO Drigno that Linda the opera in which he has
made his greatest here this season, tho same
IN which be made his debut at the same house In which
ho is now singing nearly ten years ago. learn that
BriRno goes to London in May
Max Strakosch returns TO America In the Washington,
which leaves Iiavrc tomorrow, with tive excellent mus
cello player, who received the first prize at Til conscr,
tpitc Paris, honorary member of several Philharmonic
SIC Beautiful ana most ntellisen' Young ay
III. Whale, celebrated pianist and composer Mr. Whal5s
porormanoss are "a q to DO really wondeIfuL MT s.ra
created an nmonse excitement by playing with his left
hand only fantasia from Lucia, which a3tonished every
one present Mr. Srakosch asked him he would come
TO New York, aad engaged him on the spot.
Mr.. Wheat formerly o. New Orleans, brother OF the
late General Wheat and who has been residing in Par
Cor tho past years, giving occasional and
lessons on The piano committed suicide few days since
by jumping inio the Seine.
ton, q the Hayrc and New York line which was 70
have loft for New York Tomorrow, win not 20, no. will
she probably iaave for some to Upon afrs Ing ~ port
from her last trip her machinery was found 10 b. very
much ou, Of order; but II was hoped that it could
be repaired in time to cnr her 10 leave tomorrow IL
seems, however, that tho repnrs have not been com
pcled, and although tickets for the trip wore sold up TO
yesterday, she will not be able to get of.
PARR, Jan. "a, 1865
The Latest Hope Of tho Seccssionisss Religious Esci
meat-FsneraI If Proldhors-7 zsat,1cals-B at tho
Tiatgis, d.
Our secession friends here finding things running
low at homc again turned their eyes for relief to
the governments Of Europe within the past few days
They have been quito eated at tho discovery of a
huge mares most III y understand perfectly well why
Lord Lyons made bad health precxt for returning 10
England, and why M Chatcaurcnaudy the newly APP
"A in HAY
viii neither OF Them they say, proceed TO Washington
till after Mr. Lncoln's rcinaugurasion, on the 4h Of
Mar h. and That then thcy will 60 accredited to Mr. Lin
coin President only Of tho Northern States in which
he was Presidential candidate This, OF course,
they say VIII 20 long step towards recognition and the
matter Is then TO be cnched by tho robel Congress
passing bill for the gradual abolition Of slavery, and
the arming Of three hundred thousand negroes Then
the French and English governments will al recog
nize the rebel ccnfedcncy and break the blockade,
and IL need be- rendor positive assistance
the South
This is tho programme which finds many professed
believers among scccssiohists and coppcrheads in
Paris Tho question about the recognition Of Mr. Lincoln,
President only Of the Northern States raised by
the ai Immediately upon tho arrival Of the result Of
tho election And tho believers in this theory assert
that us velopment will DO forcshadowed in the
address which the Emperor Is already preparing for de-
livery at the opening Of the Chambers tho 10Th Of
February. 7 shall waste neither time ink in tho at
tempt to show the faacy and improbabiy Of success
OF this plan for getting Southern friends out OF their
difficulties II is only another example Of the cagcrncss
with which drowning seizc and tho tenaoty with
which they cling TO straws.
Episcopal protests against the governments action in
regard to the Popes letter still continues to down
NJ Dupanloup tho fiery bishop OF Orleans, has gone q
little out OF the beaten track, and has published pam
phet, In which he attempts TO reconcile the encyclica
with the doct ines OF modern civilization His example
will doubtless be followed; and, having had shower Of
protests shall probably now have a shower Of bro
ca',rss from the clerical party.
Proudhom, the great socialist writer and free thinker
was buried Saturday last from his residence ut Pssy
True 10 his convictions and teachings, Of his last
requests that religious ceremonies should be per-
formed his body, and that he should not be taken
any urch His wishes we're complied WITH and his
remains followed by immense throng. He buried