New-York daily tribune., 1865-10-12

viii become the mOst favored man in the Sacred coi
lege He has written from bis retreat In Naples, where
he remains under the prctext OF ndspcsition ID sp'
of laundering mandates ordering him to return 'c
Rome. n public letter. which, II translated into the
yernacuar language plainly says that his oro'nei
Cardinals are knayes and the Pope fool lie declares
himself partisan Of the Convention OF Sept. H. de-
carCs that he told the Pope long ago that things mus
TO this pass, aud was called al utopst fSr n''
pains; pIocaims hmsclf friend of the unity Of Italy
and enemy ofAustra in so far as she detsns Nenee
and denounces certain Itrguers about the person o
tho Pope meaning the most Influential Of his brother
Cardinals. giIe contemptble mIscreants.
| This is very pretty quarrel and no common one
There is no instance record Of Prince Of tie
Church treating his peers in the fashion in which
Cardinal dAndrea now treats them. Tie clerical
Journals in Paris arc utterly shocked end dumbolnded
at such phenomenon. lie is an astute man. aud the
reasonable inference from the step lie has Just taken Is
that he mnst have good reason TO anticipate great
change In Rome before long 1t is suspected that when
the Pope dies Cardinal dAndrea calculates upon ,cry
strong influence OF coup deai character TO make LIN
Pope upon liberal principles lie promises In his letter
TO 80 70 Rome the bis health win permit but
undertake to say that he win not go ttcro until An
injcstice he complains. are no longer powerful.
There died IN Paris last week young man Of high
lineage, and notwithstanding many years of riotou'
living, considerable fSune the Duke de Gramon, Cad
eroupe He was the very priace and type Of those
remnants OF an eetc oristocrley who stil proud Of
titles which signify nothing and rich enough to think
of 10 career bat one Of sel.indugcncc are clod Ia
eHessc derse The best thing that bis friends can say
Of him now that he is gone IS that be nobodys enc
my but his owp He died at the age Of 90 his consti-
tuition, naturally good one having boon broken down
by e1eosses Of every klnd. lie was a tell Fir. hand
some man, with blue eyes and light brown hair.
remember seeing him tried at Versailles three years
ago for killing in duel SIr. Dillon the Sporting Cor
respondent Of Bare Life "a LosdoH. Ho conducted
himself very decently on that occasion. lie
did not, as some people thought he
ought to have DONE show any remorse
or repentance for having takon Dnlon's lie 1hst
woud have been Inconsistent With tie line Vhic' he
took as professel duelist proper occasion. What
he did Re told the judge he would have deliberately
done again and Il would have been veakpcss To shrf
from tho consequences. Poor Dillon was terribly III
advised on that. occasion by IN OLD . ldler, Col.
vscout de Noe (vho, curious 20 relae. died only a
week before Caderoupe) and eho might have frc-
vented the meeting Ind be acted with Only con mon
discretion. instead ~ Ike Sir Luelug OIriggcr.
Clderoupc vas acquitted with flying colJr-, aDi 10.
BODY ever thought the worse Of hi on account OF tbs
affair lie has been FOR NAM years account of BIZ
exiravagance under what the Trench iig terms an
"interdict," that H. although not hdGdgod to be of IN
sound mind he il considered pr09EEs. unfit 10 lave
the management u bis own foTuee Every year he
has been IN the hab.i OF moving the coartE 20 rc
move this uicIdlci, and on one occasion Dc
succeeded. But the Court of APPEAL reversed ihe r.
movAl on the ground thst tie evidence Of hls aneid
men; OF life vas not sufficient have heard that VIII
he was on his desih bed tho intefdei VS. finally 20
moved bu, have seen no report Of ihe Judgment N the
legal Journals There various reports sbou, lis
having ade numerous wills ani nobody seems 10 knoU
which wns the last one nor whether any stheB arc
valid. An accounts sgreo that he hiss attempted 10
leave something 10 Mdlc Schneider the aotfcss. His
re-luary lcgiec Is sometlmes stated 20 be bis friend,
the Marquis de GacfTet aud sometiuei biz physioian.
who However by viduc Of article Ia the Code Napo-
leon will probably be ineligible to receive the legacy
The Duchess de Persiguy vas enc Of tho Dukes
most intimate niends, bnt DO no. Lear
that lie has eit heI anything. IL Is probable
that the ready cash, when ~ hs debts aye
paid viii not he much Beside ilc grand fortune he
has Gsspated le had another larger in expectancy
Ills elder bfoihe VINO many Year, VIZ "NtN'u y" pS
and no doubt was drowned voyage from South
America to Frasee. has never hcca legally proved 10
be dead aud a. the French law requires iapse Of
30 years u found legal presumption Of death In tie
absence OF evidence the property is aocnmuating oil
that time.
have private information that the conversion Of TIE
Mexican loan has been effected on terms considered
very favorable for the old laudhoders
Paris continues to be wonderfully hc, or the time Of
year Not cloud has been seen for many weeks
IRE cholera at Toulor which had snhsided, Is reported
20 be again worse. N. de Blsmark Is expected In
Paris TO morrow his way 10 Barriy, where 10 be-
yond doubt that he will have an interview with the
Emperor There is nothing that ID telable about
the Scheswig Holstein question. Prussia no doubt
means to annex both provinces 70 herself purely and
simply and this was understood TO be the meaning o
Gen Marseutfc the other day when. Ia an address "a
the unlucky Scheswig Holsein people he told them that
the "shortest way ont ~ their difficulties was the
best" bat whether tic Emperor Napoleon VIII ulti'
nately patronize Bsmnrk be bambo0zled ny HIN. oI
bet AZ sinst him. nobody toll The oorlecinrcs and
speculatons on this subject vary every deg
The Cholera.
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