New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-10-30
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| other similar Struggle rrcsrt'i IA NtI0fF. F.-
Ibe i,nl fed 10 or edsag relations with Engnpd
an France and the h.ch might disturb thos OF
thesr he seemed think that Msao WIS the most prominent
assured s Eminence that tle Auscan Coyernren ~ woaLl
permit any llbRsteFing eZpclulon 70 y tta gu VA
Ms Fyrneh nraec,ors nom Mexico At the tine a,
pressed e that tho ALs'flln feaike coast Eot Nah
tain HIS authority there Wout ore ' hep ana Etss tL'
was wrsWias it shortly mast behe eord pctapy to'
low IN their footsteps The taal e0neded IA s.s
inward 81 wear ago he had cautioned the Austrian p5ss~
against undertaking the enterprise Al trai Ills Eiaisfhss
to the feeling entertained by the fal cont 'o~ssd MAs
milan and his projected empire the Western Continent
B,h %Tr IyncS Of ch bar ar a agent
had applied Through erd to know upon What eonai'
sumo his clerical functions The Cail iremafked 10 ep,
that the Bishop had bR received or az asg
that Ike every other goo Cathocresent The Uriied
States il was his bounden dny 10 homer sp Ard ob iAs
constituted authorities OF the GoyeTcEthnder whose pseiee
Tbe cnvoy Of Victor Epanuel N vesezz is expected 10
return Rome Monday next Ibis Is other step iosssr
in The pending negotiations between the Pope nnd e Fng OF
Italy but prediction con YET oe sapsy e<l as 70 t's
final result am with great respect your oDe9hm s,rsent
. Hon. W. HrSrFR Acting secretary Of state. 0s
Mr Nag IA NJ SocSi 8,ll ,
LEGATION UNnEn SrArEs At ROVE JHns =, no
sE; have received o the STATE Department copies oftls
Presidential procanaons tprii H. and Nay o 10 and ~
also OF The notification sged by The secretary ol Sts ahisi
Tic festival OF Corpus Donui was celebrated in ihs city
the 18th inst with all the lomp and ceremony with which tbe
Church of Rome accustomed TO surround It's public osscr
nnce The sovereign ponti whose health continues esej
lent bore eorspcofs put N ue imposing pogent aud va,
with every ontwad demonstration Of afeet1ee an.
respect by the multitude asombe IA fT great square % ~
The anniversaries of the election and coronation Of the
present Pope occurring Ire th and 2lst instant were any
honored in Rome In accordance WIN cu,' an us M ss
Of the diplomatic corps now lcle cae1 % OFT 70 s
their congratulations upon he isppy return o. ge 90 pHy
memorable days During ny Interview with me boy fssncf
he spoke with much feeling about American li sspseteh
the pleasure Which gaze bl !" earn hHS Ae VIZ
ended aud desired 10 convey 10 e President hs ass
wishes for the success OF the ana sn'
restoration OF peace prosperity and p9tc oeI lie ssssa
several questions about national debt reno aug IN -"
connection thai country OF vodrrs and of resources
apparently that deH OF such maghede 800
the probable OF the leaders OF the great reon ssa -
peial Jefferson Davis expressing the hope nat ms NE
might BE- snaed and victims offered mp the a4r OF tbs
restored Union ut fOT Tie consprators aud asslsss Wis
bad struck down President Lincoln anu attempted hs mmi
OF the Secretary he entirely eonen mat 10 ths'
case justice should do T perfect Sork ltPIt, 20 S ndI
Autone that ife would e yantonly 'engeuly or un,
shly taken aud That the greatest civ war te ora htd
would close with the smallest number :" 'on1s re-
Ancr akng leave OF the Pope proceeded usual 20 Usls
time win His Ennenee nhoIt Aneiean aa - Ne
too nanesc great interest in the progress and rsusof tt
Amercln state trials and warmly congratulated me apon ss
~ Vcgell The representative d Victor Emanuel hasbesn
in Rome oi lis second visit for oe weeks past H
is here however IN no recoszy Official capacity bit rather
rs private and confidential messenger and thus IN s mjs
for and ,i his snece:s seem 80 nearly balanced lsth
is dcll Il impossible 10 predict which say theseais
Te Papl Cont is about brcakugn the Suwper kaT,
mouth hs Holiness goes to his Ia,9rlr IN tns
Avian His, Castel ,iaudolo, and the Diplomatic 'iI- nav.
already commenced dispensing Abr st Peiefs 'y zoe q"
init. very few viii hc leit in Rome. cE.au
Bishop Tyue OF Charleston. South CnrOhna late onieds's
ageu sin here RAD a interview slih nm al nis te99yl
o short time since He adnhied mat inc caas, o. us ovh
was hopeless. expressed Wish t0petnih 70 hs Nn' s'
pos, oi duy and asked on what terms ne co e e.1b'
into tie Unitcd states told him tlat IA t,st insg
make his peace with ihe Federal Government I'M
he wiling and ready 70 DO y th would s' Vsa ,y ~
be proceeded a emasi;s todd na ihat he TX aenss
proclamation which was daily e1pecIed womb 20 o"so. "
n ,ull Information ON THIS point me piovlnI i ,s M
arrived and Bishop Lynch understand considers ilmSs IN
cudc in the h Of exceptions ms PfeseVp g mi iLeS,e
from mutual friend Is 10 proceed 70 hataI. , 49,, he 10
make his appeal the Federal authorities lJse ih1s be
cecuay cured Of his secession folly have ibr nonI ~
with great respect your 0belent servant i'if's nis"
Hon WILLIAM II - SEEMED Eid Sc y, Ss s,,S &c. $50,
LEGATION Or InE UNnLD STAHs At ROME Nov. H. lsoi
SH had the honor yesterday OF an interview VIA tss
With bin about American affairs well as the cond Sn Of
things Italy and Europe The Pope had many questions 10
ak about the progress events in the United states and ea
pressed great satisfaction peace and the
,irrcioh Of TIE Union He inquired particularly the
that he % M finish the work he had wei begun BE warmly
approved ceuency which had been shown the Rei Iadeg
eeecuiir pardon. The difficult problem be thought for
the United states TO solve was the proper disposition Of e
negroes. and he seemed 70 apprchend THAI We should
sar, MS Holiness remarked that there was great political
agitation all over continent in Italy only but Ger
r, Ireland was restless and disconnieI and Feniansm
uo,cneni voul ,aect British rule in Ireland
Which role, between the United states and Great Britain
babe tie idea But Canada with its extensive and
ezpo frontier offered easier prize and hitheT he thought
the lei,is mig their IL would be- for the adj
vantage o. all parties tie Holy Father remarked that the
United should take Canada and incorporate il into the
American UniJI rather than allow the fenians TO possess
temseve, IT, Better that It should be done by regularly
constituted government than by revolutionary and hespons
be Organization. subject to no control and liable 10 every
excess His Holiness spoke l thought, despondingy Of
the aspect q aHags in Italy. Within another fortnight,
ling o. yicio. Emanuel The Emperor Of France
about witiGuw from Italy and the poor Pope would
h ci al alone N o' lte boat N the must OF the emlestaoes
ocean wat would happen God alone Anew, and TO His VIII
protection the Holy Father committed himself expressed
minded hs Holmes, that the duty OF the diplomatic eoIs
10 .iiie hH fortunes nu remain near Ms person Yes ne sd
en Gurng il. revolutionary movement o. 81 ghen ne ned
sought e, in tho palace the Quiiina the diplomatic
Inst a. 'e midst Of The iunut and nrrg be remained cain
tranquil HI, Holiness alyerted the which
~ 80 ~, 80. nj ,be s,s rbe, would no Is sid
satisfy lps who among for change but only
them 20 make further demands until they would finish by telling
the Governments they coud dispense with their
farther services, Evidently the Holy Father booked upon the
condition o. iiirs IN Europe anything but satisfactory and
wit decP ind manifest emotion that he ieicod 10 the
Supreme ;ulr Of the universe as his only guide and refuge in
the appreheadel troubles.
After taking my leave Of his Holiness paid customary
y. 70 the Cardinal secretary of State and received by
who viii. close attention the progress events in
America rarred with great satisfaction to the reported inter
view ~ delegation nom south Carolina with the President
the Uuei states and 10 the language used aud The
meat, ,vow,d by Mr. Johnson that occasion. His emi.
cordially iscutod 20 the justice u the Presidents
aud expressed M aud earnest approval OF the pur
sue bg TIE Federal authorities 10 establishing law order and
civil government among the people OF the States lately
rebellion against the Union. policy at wise and
human, deserved - it could not fail be thought TO
complete Succas.
Te co,, ,n prey vail, with great severity Naples bat
yet el, has not been Rome and the authorities
here hope escape the visitation OF the poscnco ri least
during the present Meantime very stringent
tine regulations continue 60 cuogcci al along iho lapa
frontiers and the result Rome mpaIatIyey deserted
though 40 , period OF the yca il Is usually crowded With
visitors from all quarters Oi tie globe.
The French troops contlce leave Rome by deiachmsns
and Nir!rs the Enbissiior France remarked
few divs since tat within wear there would not BE- single
Fiench soldier lrft IN the Papa Territory
have the honor DE- ley Respectfully y0nr 0bcent