New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-10-22
FRANCE.
TIE EMpREss OF MExInn.


Very alarming reports in Paris concerning the
Of the health Of the Empress Of Mexico now IN Rome
The says tina, the Empress OF Me1ko has
0ne raving s Rome that for three days thc hope
INDUCED that she might be only laboring under strong
Dervous excitement there IL doubt whatever
that she is manac The Count Of FLANDERS who 10 have
gone to wait his sister kamar and afterwards TO have
escorted Brussels been for TO Rome Vhe great
risk Of prosecution false which the or would In
cur BY yenurilg upon such statement this unes upon
grounds leads The fear that there must be seat some
foundation Of truth in the melancholy story.
THE ENPREss cHAKLOTTBs VISIT 70 TIE POPE.
The Empress OF MEXICO had arrived in Trieste from Rome
dated 6Om Rome the ID inst and published N the
Lyons pspeIsfsys 1.-THE Empress Of Mexico is he subject Of
contested an aSience She presented herself al the Vatican
see e Holy Father was Immediately received and said
thing her husband had done Emperor Mexico with respect
70 :" a when Ie o %grs goes DECLARED a ahs &
leave the Vatican II tho request were not granted
The writer odds that he cannot guarantee the Authenticity OF
al tits bat certain that the Empress did net quit the Vat
until six O'Clock IN the evening She then retired to NE
private study Of Pope and his Holiness continued his
dieRees usual daily routine leaving the Empress with her lady
letter from Rome IOf 3D. the soI Pe Of Lyons
The Empires. Mexico is the subject Of much cOnversa
audience presented herself Vatican the Holy
Father She immediately received and is said she pre-
scented pettionaO the Pope praying his Holiness 20 sanction
everything that her husband had done Empeo with respect
SSsea and that NE Empress lien declared che Would not
eavehe Vatican IL her request were not granted cannot
u "
Empress did grt Vatican until O'Clock in the evening
She retired the private study Of the Pope anG his Holiness
continued his ordinary audiences be aierwar dned alone
according and out for his usual dive leaving
Empress with Der lady in waiting She at eagth LEFT and
consequence Of this incident has got abroad that her
impaired and We know beyond any doubt that Pro
The Monde our likely TO be well informed in~nch case
day or two since we received melancholy statement
speeng the Empref Mexico TO which We hesitaie to give
cedenee Our private etteTs from Rome unhapphyeave no
tbeSubect
under the shock causd by so many hopes Suddey dsa
psfs letter heGndtdanes Of Brussels that
Dr. blanche well known for bis treatment Of DepPl dis
been for Rome to attend to the Empres and
the 5ad mentioning the remarks that tie state
made by the Jova, de te that the Empress Char
loe N not be able 10 visit Brussels the anniversary Of the
dealt 81 Queen Louise seuso eoH6rm The reports negeula
The clerical journals Of France see something avid the
coincidence Of the Empe's Aaeos insanity with her visit
eonder irrecoaciabe VIA SSe rights Of the Church The
Are National thinks IL IoockeTy to suppose that udg
eaa na q be Rss asIed Of the C Of Rome that Which s
to France Spain Austria and several other countries
At the Psas Races Gladiaicnr won easily the Imperial PIKE
TUE EMPEROR NOT 70 40 10 SPAIN.
The MOaur Several journals announce that the En-
Peror aud Bnprss to proceed to Pampeuna in Spain
There is no toindation for that statement
DEATH OF LALdEnAEtD.
The well kBewD German painter Of batefeenes Fritz Lale
mand, has died u cholera at vienna
TIE sUEz CANAL
The Suez Cana Company contemplate undertaking the
transport of ceras kinds Of merchandise lhe traffic
Egypt is enormous lately In very short nce OF time 1890
bales OF manufactured goods for India pass the Suez
line and great dea OF from bombay by that
route There has been reduction Of =. per cert the rate Of
carriage Of goods sen by slow trains.
THE RECALL OF Mr.. BGRLOW.
Among the latest news which has fEom the United
States has been remarked the nomination Of Gen Dix as Re
preventative Of the HcFlbc in France repeebg Mr. Bige
low.
The departure Of Mr. Bigeow who for ofea Eve years
has resided among W0 had gained much esiea Consul
General Of the United Staos before being invested with higher
functions will occasion dh regret 10 oil those who have bad
the opportunity 10 know nd 20 appreciate him Charged to
repF his country at fine when IL stu torn by civil
war involved later in the delicate negotiations occaaCTcd by
our occupation of Mexico Nj Bgcow has passed through dir
Gcut i cunstances and ncyeg as diplomatic pos Ioeiled
less sht,cue But Mr. BIgeeS the best OF all red
r Ills delicate situation oinhf he did 10 the love s
own country an knOwlcdes Of os and scre yu
ptfiy for France.
Ncycrtheloss after long residence IN Europe NJ Bge
low f the very natural desire 90 his country again tnns
ner by such important events and rs long last July
he begged tho President give him successor and not 20
permit tic Auiuma 10 pass without Iesie ing 10 him hs ny
That successor s. designated ehsf DIX has sustaEed
an lol0ahc pa IL che civil war aud We hope IN ie interest
Of the United States vel in that ~ srafcc that ne VII
wothiy replace o cxeeeHt AID tuy d,taeu9d man Hio
row leaves w. i.E,'rf fhhttutl
4 rtgEuu won hANiihLiAH.
Ilc Meatln Legation in fnif had i,ce.t,H bl t"u-'a
irN following tc.Cgian ilom iic Lmi iOl MAJ uHJh
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