The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-03-24


and at somewhat later period FROM the ioiesi
most patriotic and satisfactory feast that has occurred in
Rome Tor many n.y., year ,, General King presided and
gan, OF Now York, also gave m an amusing
speech. which created much laughtT Rhinchart
vvia refrains; and Stone sang with immense eticc,
choice ancient nllnd in the iroubadour style The
Of the adies PASSED ut the breakfast responded
10 by Rogers who made a most gallant and chiyalrc
speech, and earned a round Of terrific applause. Mr.
.rswoa Gray gave graphic account Of his experiences
Der write all the good things d the songs sung the
quick and sparkling repartecs and brilliant wittic SINS
because am not writing Tor fuach But can safely
sert that often that evening Is envcned by
the bright thin that enjoyed at Bedeaus o.
the circulation OF the vintage OF Epernay rapid and
uninterrupted. There was no lack Of that wespng OF
fesai spirits. AZ Int hour the dinner terminated and
every ons retired with conviction that the day could
not have been moro brill anty and successfully
cluded than by entertainment IL rounded OIL in
n complete and elegant style.
THE FESrASs
There have been many conflicting statements made
concerning tho attitude Of the Pore towards the Fcnians
HIS private feelings am assured on good AUTHORITY arc
not enlisted In Their favor He looks upon them in The
light that he regards Garbadi and tho FREQ Italy
party in Rome-as disturbers OF well settled arrange
ments and mere pncrs down OF established Institutions
Bus he has not rs yet given formal expression OF hts
views but Is likely 10 at an early day The subject OF
fcnauism rs now before thu Holy Once, with a view OF
deciding whether Il shall paced in the same category
FREQ Masonry ana other agninst which
he has recently isslcd bull IL IL determined that
properly belongs 10 the class societies against
which he has warned the faithful, supplemental bull
viii oe issued against then and excomniuncato Affixed
penalty 10 who retains his place tho order
after certain ete. Tho critical state VI Ireland Just
now will doubtless hasten the conclusions OF the ONCE
having the subject under and we shall
soon have the Popo's views at length
ouR SQUADRON nEruRxiSo TO rRK MEDITERRANEAN.
The Mexican question having assumed less threaten
ing aspect he European squadron of the United States
under Rear Admiral odsbooueh, has again len Lisbon
and 70 entered the Mediterranean, TO complete much.
needed and important cruise ABORTION OF has doubt
less called In nj Port Mahon, and the balance will show
The nag Marscills Nice Genoa Lcghorn, Civa vec-
chia, Naples and the ports W tue east Naples will
doubtless be visited by more OF the ships Tnpo and
Tunis and the southern shores OF the Mediterranean viii
be visited IN April May. The hey Of Tunis promises
an Oriental reception In return for The Inequalities
tended his embassy 10 the United states Tho
we'll and rs with the squadron which 10 enjoying excl
lent health do not think that any headquarters OF the
squadron have yet been established Probably Nice
viii be selected for n short time.
AMERICAN EASTWARD.
Since the close OF the carnival schools Of Americans
have folded their three story runks and, like the Arab
have stolen away for the East or course Rome has
passed there will be return Of the wanderers and
new gay season nauguraed Naples u tho favoritc re-
sort now and u s said 10 be suffering from plethora OF
these nomads They have filled the hotels In the charm
ing city TO suocaton, and gradually overowing that
limit and encroachine on private quarters all over the
town Rooms are held at fabulous rates. but Americans
enough found 10 pay the most extravagan prices
grand tour They are rarely sufferers from impccuni
osty. They are always hush OF money. and bent on
spending In given tup Consequently their advent Ia
hailed BY that large and Ingenious class who live srsn
gers with much Che gccful feelings Of satisfaction
that animate the whss VI Nantucket vhsp they spy the