The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-10-17
THE ROMAN QUESTION.
The Last Scenes OF the Temperatures Drama
An Industrious Foreign Audience Crowding
60 Rome.

TO Rome.
From the London Times, Oct. al
Those OF our birds OF passage who are making ready
island can this year bctake themselves better win
tor quarters than such ~ offered BY the Engiish
trouble to reach their destination uaranape and
fumigation, broken roads and Custom Houss officers
await them but what Of that, So grsa. :. objec. s
season Is sure TO turn out unusually full and lively
one In the first place, everybody Is going whole
batch or British statesmen o If work already the
wing 70 kill unwelcome leisure LORDS Russell ana
CLARENDON Messrs Gladstone, Cardwei and Miner Glib
Son have in the pureus OF the Corso and
another 10 casting about how 70 compass the Journey
There lie chance OF couple Of Spanish Queens mother
and daughter; and he OF delhroncd monarchs
very Scala Rega will be hardly spacious enough TO
admit them 70 kiss the Pope's toe
The audience will be both large md select the play
will present points Of interest beyond those Of the usual
programme. There will Of course DO the ordinary run
Of church and street fcstivtes and knccoseei
sstsrics and Corbe-soia that people have been going
70 Tome for for thousand years will DO here all Of IL
and In oil probability, something besides. Unless i
be mat empcrors propose and empreaaes dispose
change ought TO between the FaoNe Of San Carlo
al corso early in November, and the high mass ON
second Sunday In Advent II there DO any faith in con-
veions tho last soldier OF the French garrison ought to
mach out Of Pora Pancrszio that very gate at which
tho first Of 0udinots Zouaves marched In moro
than seventeen years ago. There may still be some
slip twixt the cup and the lip for We hear OF some
which Rcasoli objects 10 nay without . receipt in
full and no one can say 70 what extent the freedom NJ
acs.n" claimed BY tbs Emperor OF tho French may be
male TO stretch. The climate OF Biarriix s this sea-
son particularly Iberc and since the days OF st.
Helena Emprcsses have invariably petted their PonifA
Blu everything turns out conformaby 10 general ex
pccaton. H. as the Germans have It. "a word a word
an, man man, the real delverance Of the Papacy n
al land That irksome prop Of the French bsyenes will
bcfemovet and the Papal SEQ will be made TO stand on
Peers Rock "Rome," says Archbishop Manning ss
no an italiaT'-of course. he would add, not Roman
equal right to Rome and II France who Is there only
byrght oil prmogenture chooses TO withdraw, lherc Is
o. Jealous younger laughter ccrdess ready to
er will only release Lear condition that Of her
STEERS should give tse old man shelter protectons
against all Intervention The Pope Is safe from friends
ard enemies only, perhaps, equally safe from hts
sajcc.. The Pops. SAYS NE Archbishop Of wes,m,n.
right divine; he reigns BY right OWNER" What force
thre may be In this odd comparative mus, leave
dtines 70 explain but humanity pcaking, tho hight of
Kings rests nowadays either the peoples love or on
trir fear; and must walt " what means Plus TX
Rme, II 80 please Dr. Manning, may no. Se = Roman
ely; but the Romans may, perhaps lay sonc claims TO
b, considered Romans and Il must very muchgrats upon
their feelings TO hear II said that every Cac nation
hs rights upon them except themselves Tie Romans
nay take into their heads that they have rgs OF their
rights good against the whole sircng,h Of thontaoic
world but there may be some chance for them " W the
s Of France and Italy they are 70 se,ls secouns VII
bpo by rosaries and Saints itancsL
Tho quarrel between the Pope and his subjects II
~ incident In the worlds history The provinces an
&c capital roe twice and three times within the present
cntury but not by tanes or rosafics that they
we're put down, and not even by Vatican thunderS II
vas by brave austrian and drawer French bayo
acts. II the Romans like tho RomagnoIes, wish 10 he
id Of the Pope they be cxcommuncased: hut they
nay also manage 10 thrive under the nnicton NJ th.ir
icrer fellow subjects have osqe Let the Pope and Dr
tanning BY all means have the eenent OF any miracle
hat rosaries NAV work In their bchal II only pity,
such 10 their fa,t that The question should have
5ecn referred 70 the arbirament OF csrnal weapons
On the removal Of the French troops all The Pope VII
have 10 do amply 10 govern or % ~ oosTs 01cerN.
There VIII be few brigsnds 70 put down. order and
tranquility 70 MAINTAIN In town and country Force
w DO required; and oil the Pores force viii consist Of
his An,bes Legion and Of bis scanty native troops with
no love lost between them n the Pope Is wise he VIII
put his trust In soldiers but IN citirens and these
yin take the power In their own hands and use - TOT
their own NO lees than for the Popss pirposes Should
on tho other hand, the Pope be unr asonaole there
may be day Of tumult and bloodshed, new hknt IN
iguobls dsIuise an appeal for help 70 MI Odo hus-
eel and for hospitality 70 Sir Henry storxs, put
tho ultimate result will Be nav return from BABY
lonian captivity, advances for rsconcilasioe 70
installafioa at The Vatican On terms that might nave
been Obtained without The useless night without
ssrueea and without scandal hsre are men about the
Pope ana in the saersd College, espcc ally among the
shrewd and By no means fanasse Italian cardinae, who
are heartily eek u. the Non Pessm1 Trick. shsss