New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-11-15

ton of penal laws as well contrary to the sent
ments Of loyalty and patriotism This warning is
especially addressed to the liberal journals several
of whose editors have been condemned within the
last month"; and three more of whom are now under
prosecution, the ditference between when ana con-
demnatiOn is literally My question OF tlme'-say
from ten days to two weeks awaiting the trial.
That amiable prince, Francis Joseph, who appears
to be quite as pleasing an innocent as MS deeply
mourned brother, the lost Max, Is having an I'M
commonly good time. On Saturday he attended a
magnificent review at the Bots de BoulOgne of 80 900
soldiers, which he enjoyed as much as though ne
had never seen their pretty uniforms at Solfenno
few DAYS later he was gorge0usy banqueted at the
Hotel de Vile, where the Emperor of the French
toasted him and his very brown. If may so express
myself and buttered it thick with profound sympd
hes" for himself his family and country whereafter
F. Joseph toasted the tomb of his ancestors which
he visited at Nancy, and everything pacific. Two
nights after he went and condoled himself for
where they are still playing that funeral specta-
Gle of the "Bche Bois. He sent one OF the arch
dukes the same night to the Dpchesse de Gerosten,
which is only half-mOurning as II were. The melan-
chOy pleasure which these somber gaietles and the
society of Napoleon, the sympathizng friend OF sell
and deceased brother Max, afford to his wounded
feelings, has induced him 10 pr0long his stay III
France till next week He will pass his latter days
at Compiegne with hunting, and music by the mill
tary band, and other such appropriate alienation 10
Contemplation of august majesty in distress, was
like to make omit mention of few other signs OF
the times subscription opened by the Catholic jour
a long list of noble names, and names of persons III
official position, with quite handsome ciphers an
neXed. The most generous subscriber thus far is the
wealthy legtimst, the Duke OF Laynes, who gives
$1,000 francs. counter subscription was started
two weeks ago by the Courier Francois; the number
of subscribers was already greatly larger than that
OF the Catholic list and rapidly growing they
WERE in a large part, wOrkingmen and others OF
small means, and their individual gifts were
very small The editor of the Courier was ordered
to cease publication of the growing list last week.
Volunteers for the Papal Army are constantly going
from here and all other parts of France. / had IT
direct from the Jesuit Mssion-H House here, last
Wednesday evening. that on that day 500 Belgian
and other foreign and 800 French volunteers had left
Paris Tor Rome A private letter from the south of
France says that volunteering and subscribing
money for the purchase of arms are going on act
lively in that region to support the temporal throne
of the Vicar of Christ against Garibadi and other
of Satan. OF these and the rest of the Italians
who don't belong to his party that amiable old cler.
gyman speaks III his last encycllc as phaa nXes OF
men who march IN implety, serving under the stand
ard of satan, whose front is written FGlsehOOd,
and who, called by the of the rebels and turn
ing their mouths against Heaven, blaspheme God
only breathe carnage like rapaciOus wolves
this race of lost men by whom we are at present
encompassed. These men animated with totally
deviish spirtp And the chiefs of the Piedmontese
Government who ought 10 repress such men, do not
blush to support them with all their zealp But let
them tremble, all these men, though placed IN the
highest stations and in the first post of power for
by this so perverse conduct they entange themselves
the bonds OF the cbastsemens and censures OF the
Church"
Ii is more curious than agreeable to Napoleon that
throughout this long TRADE of an Encyclc the Pope
vouchsafes no word of thanks TO France for her costly
protection, and in fact, appears not 10 be aware OF
the existence of the Eldest son of the Church"
it-bit TO end with. for yOur classical readers AS
they may need q pony to help them cOnstrue IT,
must tell them that 1t is the Popes Latin Iii praise OF
his gems d'arms and Iouave mercenaues: " Omnibus
etiam prgconiis digni stunt nOstr miltes ibI moran
ties, tum n publica securitate servanda, yulg0 Cen
dar1i, tum qui Zadri appelantur"