The New York herald., 1868-04-08

AuJOnoIIL HltnefbO No uug mct WIN mQlnerent
success. His Holiness win Yield nothing and
seems bent upon driving the Emperor to
extremites Curiously enough. herettcal Prussia is
d,Armin Prussian Minister here Is treated with
marked attention by the Holy Father Both Rome
count for this cordiality. King William wishes to
have Nunci0 at Berlin In token Of respect for the
religion Of his Catholic subjects, particularly IN the
late Prussan acquisitions not TO speak of any future
extensions south Of the Maine, where the great ma
ority of the people are Cathoics On the other hand
the Pope In the straits to which he IL reduced finds
1t expedient to secure the good Will of great Power
such as Prussia has now become. King William him.
self Is known TO be In favor Of maintenance OF the
very comforting to Plus TX, who would be exceed
ingy happy to be able to defy Italy and dispense
with France by the protection OF the powerful chief
OF the North German Confederation.
Russia s desirous OF reconciliation with the Pope
and with the object Of re-estabshing friendly rela
Russian Minister at Naples. Plus TX however will
never receive the Russian representative until the
ns caiScs ms resent severe ukases against
In Poland and admitted q Nuncto TO st. Petersburg
Volunteers sti continue to arrive from all parts
onered to the Holy Father or are on their way. The
bishops and Prmate Of Hungary VIII send three
OF mounted nusssrs and win not only de-
tenance OF this troop. Poland and Gacia will send
body OF lancers. Canada has engaged to despatch
to Romea whole battalion OF zouaves, who will form
separate corps OF about two Thousand men. They
VIII also be equipped, armed and paid by the Cana
ne in parcuar reparI s ana ~ AS
Ollie North America as check to Protestant England
That Power IS In very bad odor at the Vatican. SYM
pathy with Italy is OF course sucient to ALLEVIATE the
friendship OF Rome and the English people have
been great sinners In this respect But Pins TX. has
been greatly exasperated by the fact that great
part Of the funds for carrying out the last Garbal
bad in England and scotland. - Menott GarbaIdi
Tor this purpose, and Is believed to have collected
very large amount; have heard 1t stated at ESQ 0oo
ne en 81 S hs ,n angry feeling at Rome Is sg
Irish Catholic priests toward Feniansm. The mot
d'orire has evidently gone from the Vatican. Eng
land will find her difficulties in Ireland Immensely
increased II the priests go wholly with the people.
Anticipations are made at the Vatican upon the
probability Of war between England and the United
States, and Pope and Cardinals are unanimous in
wishing confusion to the former.
The French troops now remaining In Roman terri
tory number about five thousand men, quartered
principally at Civita Vecchia and ViterbO and the
neighboring villages. Previous to the departure OF
Thousand men were encamped under canvas around
C1vita Vecchia. Here, in December they suffered
terribly from the inclemency Of the weather, and
were attacked by typhus fever and cboleraic dlar-
rhGa. There were loud murmurs at the unneces-
sary hardship OF their being Kept under canvas at
such season, but it was not until the mortality
amcng the men became serious that the French
General received orders to quarter the men In the
towns OF Civita Vecchia and yiterbo. General Du-
mont the commander OF the remaining French
division, Is parsonage much more agreeable to the
Vatican than his predecessor, General du FaiIy
tempt for the POntlfcal cause Obliged the Emperor
TO recall him. General Dumonts opinions
strictly orthodox and he has already rendered SER
vice to the Pope by reOrganizng the Antilles Legion
This latter corps now musers nearly seventeen hum
dred men. Colonel dArgy, their commander, has
gone Paris to solicit from the Emperor the trans
formation OF the Legion into regiment at the same
time increasing Its effective to fve Thousand men.
This reinforcement would consist oil French soldiers
to whom the Emperor would give permission to
enlist under the Papal banner. Putting the question
OF enlistment aside, 1t ls perfectly clear that the
French force Notwithstanding the 'categorial''
denials Of the fact made by the French OIL
cla press at the period Of the question be-
tween france and Italy on this subject.
Should the proposed transformation be effected
and the Pontincal army reach the number Of
twenty-five thousand men, the Dumont division
would probably be recalled to France, as being no
longer required in Roman territory. Meanwhile the
French are filling the Ponti1cal fOrtresses at Rome
and Civita Vecchia with red artillery and war ma
teria and body OF one thousand French soldiers
now at work the Notifications OF Cvita vecchia
from Roman territory, Plus X win have no occasion
to indltc second edition of the famous GrOans of
tne Britons" He viii have respectable army and
stout defences to repe any Garibaluian "Picts and
Scots" His Holiness in recent conversations has eX
pressed his conviction that second invasion OF Pom
thcal territory either BY italian troops Garibaldi-
ans-and he doesn't distinguish between trem-will
be attempted before many months are past. But he has
resolved to repe force by force. The best foreign
troops are now being sent to garrison the frontier
and provincial towns, and Plus TX. looks forward
The government still use the same military pre-
cautions In Rome as If the city were in state Of
siege. Patrols Of dragons and gendarmes pass
through the streets day and night. Yet, notwith-
standing an the lynx-eyed vigilance OF the police
some agents Of the party Of action recently got
the city under the disguise Of organ players All of
that fraternity have been deported out of the city to-
gether with their meodious instruments. This must
surely he benefit to the Roman people The un-
happy minstrels were conveyed outside the gates
into the campagna, and then .the world was all be-
fore them where to choose" The jehuS Of Rome are
under very strict surveillance just now the police
suspect that some OF the ubiquitous Garibaldans
Mazzinians may lurk In Rome under that humble
guise.
The Easter festival in Rome this year will he more
than usually brilliant. Easter day falls upon the
18th APRIL the anniversary of the return OF Plus IX.
to Rome after the capture OF the city by the French.
This anniversary IL always celebrated by great
popular iees, and its concurrence with Easter day
VIII render the occasion something equivalent In
soemnity to the Centenary festival. Great prepara-
tions are being made by the municipal authorities;
but the minds OF the police are not perfectly easy.
They dislike crowds In Rome, and do not feel at all
assured OF their good behavior TO lessen the danger
OF disturbances they ilavc during the past few days.
conveyed several suspected" individuals to the