The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-12-27

Address Of the Pope to the French Troops
significnnt Hint Ia Napoleon.


The N1ion. OF Florence Of December 10 publishes The
following speech addressed bv The Pope the officers
Of the Eighty hh regiment % French troops and other
on the eve Of your departure here my dear chill.
dren, hid you farewell Your nag left France with
che m sion 10 uphold the rights the Holy See TO-DAY
A. IA going back. Itooi IA, " may II roeiped v,th nle
sonse Je>'ng nat kff nm Informed that all Catholic
hearts are moved they trenble in thinking Of the DIR
Aoutics IN which they the Vicar our Lord Jesus
Christ, the head OF the Catholic Church There must be
no iilaslon-'he rerOif'oI uU cyme hev. IL u pro.
claimed Il has been said and " is repeated. An Italian
IN high position has ssd that Italy constituted but
mot complete Italy would be undone " there still
ynainod here a Of the land where orcr justice
and tranquility rcIgn. They desire displsy their flag
from the Capitol You know, well as 4 that the
farpcan rock Is no, far dssnt. About ~ year, AFRO
was spcasng 10 arcpreseniatise Of France. told him
a. inform the Emperor thu -. Augustine, Bishop
of Hippo (which now belong. 10 the Frcnch empire,
tsrdhot by the calamtes which he loresaw while tho
bsrbsrans bcsegng the city asked the Lord ~ lie
permitted 20 die before witnessing them Tho represen.
tsvo sad, in reply to me, The bsrbarians viii
enter Bot ho was no prophet Another said to me
that Rore could not he the capital Of kingdom, bat
that !, could be the capital q The Catholic world but
fs1r ~ revolution. What an 70 do, What am 10
ay1 have no resources. yc' am tranquil for the
mghiicst power God, gives me strength snd consancy
tHors the Pope became Affected aud all precnt psrtci
paied IN hts emotion. Th,1, placing his hand on bis
heart and raising his eyes to~nri heaven he proceeded
Co. vita my blessing and my aihery farewell II you
SOC your Emperor you viii TIL him that pray for hn
Al u aid h.s he1A NJ g'od cray for hn hath.
7, .rd aat h ard q ~, n p,oe pray for b, ,osi
CkrsS4. aiso Prayers offered witb confidence aud per.
reyerprcr necessary. and ai nation, and
po~erfn viii obtain whist i dssfeg A. for me, live
IN Goce mercy and my blessing viii accompany you on
your voyage
AL ~ rsrsve interview with the Pope General Non.
tefrlle reped follows THE EMPEROR wiihdraws hts
tsoops fr3n Rome; bu, not ha support. Hts Majesty
leaves "a tho Eternal Guy ,'e rru',s,oa " Ftar MAY
time tppotss passions and ranlulize sorrowa impsrt
90 n minds spirit Of concillson and assure to me
Holy zoe independence and segur.iy. in order that u
may MAINTAIN tie spiritual influence over the whole
world puch the earnest wishes which lay al ynar
Holnsn' feet, soliciting yoar benedicsion
Substantial Aid from tho KinG 81 Prussia.
lseriin ODec. 81 correspondcbce Of London Times
The Pope has written autograph letter 20 the King
TRUSTS, thanking him for biz kind cxcrons In the
ptercst o. tho PIT sA tenpsei, and go fr The Hand
ssns pressw 9 ne hund ed r,e guns ~ rec,trd from
rsrtsn ~ would be, however croncogs " infer from
tns excn,ngc of civilies between the two sympahxng
onefcns hat their respective governments are on the
POM ?. entering INTO intimate connection than
bss hliherto snbssfsd bstwecn them The King. being
lesiumlst al heart no doub, syrnpsihs-s with the
snssnchoy circumstances Of The Pope whom. IN ihsss
piiiGaiHafas timss hs csn sns " yew - Vie reprs.