The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-10-12
THE ROMAN QUESTION.
No Hope for Plus the Ninth INT In Rome
& with the tuIiaus.

4 with the Itulians.
Paris Sept 20) Correspondence OF London Times
That some last supreme effort should b. mAdk by The
friends Of the Papacy TO keep tho French garrison
Rome z only natural and wha. was expected What
usal that they should DO carried with great
and entirely Independent Of ofciL channels HAT The
Emperor before he lcft ST. Cloud. received Tspgcsenta
tons from usirous personages concerning the assumed
position Of Plus TX sfter the retirement Of thu French
70 any one ,le'v q .he Vatican. TO the RomS Gov
eminent, or the Nunco who represents ~ Holy
See At tho Court Of Napoleon III. Tho Pope nd his
pretend 10 DO indifferent 10 tho dscison1 the
French government Cardinal Antonelii has told the
diplomatic body At Rome that whereas the conyenilon
between France and Italy was contracted whoq. con
sulting The Holy Father or the govornmens Of he Sow
erssn Pontin Plus TX and Rome knew nothinso Of the
Transaction and can hold no Official diplomatic CORES
Tho samc language held by the Court OF Cardinals 10
wards the government Of Italy All this very seblime
policy OF the Papacy towards France and Italy WI have
injured the influence aud yet further Weakened tho
authority Of The Roman Church. so fH a. her sorldly
-. But. 50 Ear . any representations made %
we r o. So0a o. :. nafA as .oDes'hIn
resolution Of the eldest child or the church. tbsre Vs.
perhaps little for the Papacy 10 hope for The Ultra
cited the French clergy preach from the pulpit
which. however, was speedily and firmly put down by
senators and deputies and inspired clerical oursals %
show the necessity OF France protecting government
which has long damaged the interests q religion and
Jesuits Of day have not neglected te old instru-
ment Of innuence-women. Pretty faces and gentle
voices have pleaded for the church But the CoueD-
ton VIII be executed In December, unless political
troubles break out IN Italy above referred TO- The
Emperor Napoleon knows, and Tho Cardinals knos, haf
~ The Freneh 0drrrson N q This Eas Ing nnee
arranged Win the leaders Of TIE Rom1n p~pk No
foreign Power wiii be allowed 70 invade the Italian
peninsula In order " mount guard nj g. Angelo.
The Italian government will preach order Ia Rome,
and respect for the head Of the Koman Church.
The Autibcs will be treated the Venetlans
treated tho Austrians, they will be avoided but not
offended by the Romans. The Pope would be safer with
out them and their presence IN only perverae political
demonstration Intended 10 annoy France and Italy. II
disturbance takes place In Rome nj tbs close OF tho
year win Do the explosion OF priesty plot n the
friends own composing the flight 70 Gasta, the
details OF which are humatingly absurd Rsconciila
ton. the other hand, with Italy would place the
head OF the Roman Church In . most commanding
position jast nov Tho nation has completed ~
emancipation from foreign occupation, with the
Italians desire df ustv sptrvuaf Asdd fod b. free, and
all good Catholics sigh 10 witness the Church once
moro exercise IT, benencent influence the people
respected and looked 10 social bleeng ReconciiA
ton with Italy Al tho present moment would relieve The
Church from In financial difficulties and crdow tho
Papscy with revenue far beyond that u ever collected
from ~ Impoverished Temporal well a. spiritual sub
jecs Plus TX AZ In lsts, might again End tho millions
OF laly blessing him with graceful and devoted hsaris
All hostility would be disarnod Pia- TX the great aud
good high priest OF the Now Testamsni-Pus *, the
friend and guardian Of the Italian pcopiehs Italians
would srclan,
And With thy blessings steel nv lsncs's point
n you seek 10 ascertsn the state q public feeling In
France you hnd most applaud tho retirement OF the
French garrison rem Rome