The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-10-10
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IN. Emperor . Of The Trsmh isft Tor BisrM
ay nishI but his friends are not esiss read ON M
ssSss Of A health Sa, We y very s..s %ssSs
nature q bis ndsposon; bu. nss. ,S;is
illness for ials..s osd eosasa sspseao 70 pebble 81.
ses, are maasys Of saeA great moment Jv Eaaes asa
asgeraiss hopes and fsan. and Il the ' excite ss
meni kept alive by every variety Of and wiul
Emperor is in no danger yet we are also a.
sured on very good authority that hts medical advisers
rscommsnd prudence and warn him aeains. the ssrous
France and the ssitsmsnt u as sos ins1;cas qsesoI
that the exercise Of his faculties should ~
unimpared and his judgment unbiased BY any s.Dor
oay IL hs hint BEEN thrown
ont in the Paris correspondents wbi0n we pupnsned on
SATURDAY Round ne imDs.i. Throne and soou.
a as A sy;sa y e ~. as and S.s
Mar ,;es and especial puposss Although their inaucnse
ma but slightly felt in ordinary ercumssancss ana
perfect freedom they may however, mot be 80 easily re-
sisted when the mental energies arc borne down by
sndns scons are nssaed
Allied rank enc Of whom lately preceded the
70 snd the other h. has been for
residence on Lake Leman. Should any sinister
event either remove the Emperor nom his place At the
head Of the government or even sacken that
tvity Of which he has hitherto given proof there 10 no
doubt that Of the vital European questions which
receive different SOLUTION Jnns that he might
svsh to give them. Among these none would become q
question on which the tendencies Of the Barrtz party
are known TO BE- rgdy alive and utramonane,
while the political school OF Prangns avowedy bent
on securing the triumph Of the cause Of nationality
and freedom
is perhaps, under the necessity Of trinn.ino be-
tween these two opposite forces that the Emperor
what obscurey conveyed his mind that subject tho
circular published by the Marquis Iaveette by as
sorting that 1.-The interests OF the P0ntGca Throne
assured by the Convention OF the 10Th of September
That Convention, We all remember, sis to be loyalty
Rome but in their stead, and as guarantee for the
security Of the Holy Father the Emperor will leave the
protection Of france on me other hand General
fcal Legion organized at Antbes ntimated to the
soldiers that although they henceforth to serve
under other coOrs, they would not be French
soldiers, and would, under all circumstances have to
uphold the honor OF the French name, Of which they
Narsha RandoA in letter Count darcy the ofacer
in command OF that Antilles legion tells him that hat
legion is called to high mission; that 1t will have the
honor defend the person and the authority OF the
Holy Father, as the corps Of occupation has already
viii follow them and that 1.-The most s live lively sympa
thies Of France are enlisted in the cause they about
TO serve,
1t difficult 10 say what extent these declarations
widely in of the Emperor's own words, may
be supposed TO have been made with hrs knowledge and
consent The Emperors circular prepares us for tho
he s5 81 Sa
sedng the Corps Of Occupation by the LEGION
commanded BY Colonel darcy; The Emperor only
e. n asssy 70 q Il. he sso a K.
81 his person AID authority. The Emperor con-
siders himself pledged to tho loyal fuinlment of the
Ar,Nrap
States Of principle OF intervention and his ON
prae about the Gutibes hirengs being still French
pathes enlisted behalf she GAUGE they have been
recruited to serve All this ambiguity In the language
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protection than tho 205 Of the Antbes Legion
these. backed BY the prestige Of The moro name q
the Paial government and keep The peace. But sup
pose that the people were no. BY any means bent ON
especially Of the provincss-ssy Of vssrbo-wsrs for
tle sake Of Keeping the peace, 70 organize their
sSs S s. snS sn' es, . sssr .ss
post promptly althsy did in the legations on the nt
removal Of the Austrian garsous would the one thcu.
power to check the movement Could they at the
time do duty Rene and At viterbo a Civta Casel
OF the Papal territory And upon the movement draw
ing the walls Of the city and keeping within the
prevent M gaining ground within the walls Of the city
ITSELF and proceeding TO the peaceful constitution q
Government IL the very sight Of the vatican The
Italians have q talent for pacific revolutions, and
The Roman Committee are too wary TO spoil sure
talks of guaranteeing the security OF the Holy Father
but IL quite certrn thst left alone and entirely a.
the mercy Of his subjects the Poniif would pe.soaaiy
have nothing 70 fear Even thoes among the Italians
would iain be rid Of the Pope aud forever,
away reproduction Of the sorrowfal scenes o. is4s
would be . sheer impossbilty in our daya is&S was
murder Of Rossi and The slaughter Of Palma had their
cornterpars at Vienna and Pesh, a Frankfort, and
.seshe1 IN: ropss person sv", safe enough sSs
protection Of France, that can uphold his author
Ivy The lialians-or the Romans-arc doterm ncd 70
Is questionable whether those 2o5 hrslings will
be able N provoke them 70 violence and bloodshed
and the OF msryrdom, but he knows thai
his subjects would not touch hair OF his head On the
ee"s q ." .a s ssis.! a. pSs sSses s OH Sa a.
scstey orU Aesr oscw dsssinio ths RPss sovereignty
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bishop Manning msy. wish. The King Of Italy
; ;Sa u .sesps hs isvio.ey Within SSe
those precincts, and, with large appointment contr
his picturesque hundred Swiss guards he could keep up
a. grand state would bsds ,hs nshermAn's sue
eassor.
All this msy Wild talk and may be liable 10 the
charge of rrelcvance, but u ID, nevertheless what
We most assursdly coming 70. Tho i've thousand
soldiers that the Queen of Spain 10 supposed TO be
resdy 70 volunteer for the Pops's service ssu
auousd land Italian soil, would the
presence OF any Queen or Empress answer the pur
pose q screesng the Pope from harm, no harm 10
meant against his person, and his kingdom 70 truly no
longer OF this world. The demolition Of the fapal
throne been tho gradual but deliberate work Of the
Emperor Napoleon. and all other influence win bs ~
uuavaing 70 Oh tho final catastrophe u 10
avort the preparatory blows Of Bologna aud Catendado
Tho Pope may he Oh 70 Malta he may apply for hosp
tality 70 SPAIN Austria 10 kN1land lsssrsca; ks
win only 20 fsvsA1 and favs Vors." None OF those
countries give him temporal sovereignty, and he
may haya N the hands OF Romans and Italians