The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-12-31

italian Minister In Paris blamed This the reason
~hy he Is beng removed from Paris. It was also whis
peed that the relations between France and Prussia were
not Of the most friendly character.
The last number OF the Revue Chreienk contains "a
article from the pen Of ~ de Presssnss on the pafs
taken by the Preach opposition on The Roman question.
That abba writer consrasuates tho members o. the LETT
on having treated a. they merit the dcporaole msh.
festAons Of the last weeks and OF alone having bao
moral courage unur the standard OF religious 0ory
The opposition, he exclams, has Shown itssd consefvs
tive. not alone OF the transient interests o. gos n
mont but OF what constitutes the soul OF toe france %
1854
10 the French Legislature N. Rouher replying TO
NJ Hssnjens confirmed the statement that the aos1ri-
men, had prepared project for a reduction Of the tsx
Chamber.
The Pisie and Etendard give on energetic denial to
Statement concerning tho rumoFei arrival OF FRENCH
eavcy a. Mexico. Tue Emperor Napoeoa mas NOS seut
representative to Jlarez.
Tho whole Of the Frenca troops OF the linc arc areo
with the Chassepot rifle.
The Paris Pare says the object Of N. Bemontsts
Interpolation in tho Chamber Is renewal OF no rea-
nation Of sums which England owes 10 France.
Tue Paris Union, In Announcing the denn o. ~.
preysse inventor o. the needle gum aa a.,aa,
will certainly not aid IN collecting subscriptions as ne
General must have but slight enthusiasm WIN
regard 70 Ihe needle gun"
NnpoIeon's English BibIe-Sccne nj the Pre-
scn,ntiOn.
Paris tpcc. 10, correspondents Of London star
Friday afternoon deputator from the Bb!e Society
and the Paris Conference and CHARACTERIZATION Commits
tee, consisting OF Lord Shaltesblry, ii. Nernes Dr.
Dergne Rev. F. Forces Rev. J. Davis and Rev II Day,
ID. d. waited the Emperor, at st Cloud. TO present
addresses thanking his Majesty for the readiaoss ald
lberai,y with which every facility had been anorid
for carrying EYangelistic efforts during the period
OF the Exhibition
Lord Shafesbury before reading the address from the
Bible Society, COR lisy thanked the Emperor Tor TIE
desire he always evinced to promote good feeling to
England and France. He then read the address
and presented a very Handsomely bound copy Of the
Bible to his Maze ~ bshif 81 tue Bible society,
which tho Emperor reccvei very graciously. He
seemed much struck wi the fact that the Bible had
boen translated into i7S languages
The Rev. j. Davis then read an address, sincerely
thanking his Majesty for tho liberal and kind spirit
shown TO those engaged in Christian works in and
around the Salle Evangeqle curing the Exhibition.
The Rev e. Forbes, chaplain OF the English Church,
Rue dAglesseau, then thInsei his Majesty for the
liberty aud protection afforded 10 himself and his IN mis-
tcria brethren vi the Church Of England engaged ia
their staied work ia Paris He also thanked his Majesty
for the readiness tn wa.ch site had been granted by
the government Tor the erection OF . temporary Fps
copa church TO accommodate the numerous Eugish
and American visitors Paris during the limo VI tn,
Exhibition.
The Emperor who received the deputa,ion most gra
ciousy h2y Dg stated principle ui MS govern
give pro econ to all religious bodies, thanked
them Tor lna very kind ressons used towards nim
which he assured them he felt deeply.