The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-02-18

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mont regarding The military coatingsnt 70 b len
In maiy must % noticed the fact that three large
steam Transports OF the french navythe Orenoque. the
Abaross aud the Narva-ars TO repair st once 10 Cvia
eocna WIN one monhs provisions board tor large
their oecks II this does that majority Of
me French troops At in Italy 10 brought
back II Is difficult 10 decide may portend. The
clerical Journals pretend that tners has taken place
nothing to change The friendly sentiment OF the Pope
towards France but Il Is we'll known this u
not so there does GOODNESS and this Is why tho
Archbishop OF Paris Monsegnsur dArboy 10 mot 70 ges
the cardinals hat which it was settled upon he should
have Doubtless the Emperor ands il rather annoying
That the Pope should show spite " him, even 20 small
Of the Church In the Bourbon piot-no promise Of abb
stention can be obtained from the Papal salhortea
:. Apropos Of this the Italian Journals announce that
picked troops which are be Stationed there, a. the
pay OF Spain, and hav. this count though was in
advancement accorded these Spanish officers and sol
aieIs Of me Paps government will be recognized by
csnsed At this. and their journals openly threaten that
the Spanish vessel 10 transport tho said troops will
ing to Civita yeccha The fact that we're the
dAripaidans 10 attack the ship and were 70 happen
Italian man.owsr /. would DO mpo.s,bs 70 sssc
WITH any show Of reason that She Italians we're 70 blame
The Steele Of this city publishes the following strang
ceased Aonsgnor do Wilton. who tho Papal ainis-
tor Of the lntsrorl As the matter 10 creating csnsd.
cradle excitement here append the extract
The decree Of the 30th OF Nov mber ordering the
the late Garlbaldian invasion has It il affirmed, been
Withdrawn py the personal order Of the Pope This
done days before the death OF the lae Munster OF
the Interior. French Ambassador had frequently
and enegsticay protested against the Ques
had on the subject animated conversation with the
Holy Father, who, knows we'll why. throw upon
him all the responsibility OF that decree, which Plus TX
declared TO be unjust and unworthy OF tho Holy Soe In
vain the Minister, flied with confusion and pain pro-
tested that he had always shared the sentiments Of his
Holiness IN that respect that he had with great reuc
lance signed document which In his heart he disap
proved Of but that he was bound to conform 10 tho
peremptoy orders Of the OF state tho
Pope. nevertheless continued 70 reprimand him
yerely After this audience, which had IN some sonse
his bed not again to rise from it.
You viii see by your exchanges tina. the French gov
Prussian Prime Minister, Bismarck, to influence the
Poles in favor Of King William Several Of the French
journals state that Poland Will not DO deceived by the
Willy intrgues Of Prussia that she must realize she has
no more " hope from that Power than from Russia
short there perces through the articles OF the Paris
writers visible annoyance increased no doubt by the
knowledge OF the fact that Poland Id like nothing
better than side with any PoNer against Russia Il
is understood here in circles that Prince Napoleon
the Emperors COUSIN takes the deepest interest in all
that concerns Poland Perhaps say some he foresees
place. believe that likely solution or, rather
explanation, OF the present campaign the Paris press
IN favor OF Poland proceeds from desire on the part OF
certain parties hors to create i'll will between the
Courts OF st. Petersburg and Paris. and thus
prevent the understanding which seemed about to be
upon the subject OF In the spring, which Russia
was denounced fully prepared to undertake the Gar
Emperor Napoleon and those led 70 very pleasant
exchange OF messages between the sovsreigns, tho
III win where present exista Il is
added that Mon Cousin" 10 At tho bottom OF this
Others have It that Prince Napoleon In to visit Poru-
gal shortly in company with his fasher-n.iaw King
Victor Emanuel. who is 70 abdcats in favor Of hts
ruuors may contradctcd subssntiatsd. cite
them ~ rumors, and can but add rsrygw4 I am
is likely 10 abdics.s h,s throne AZ such momens. a.
s well that spite OF their grumbhg events
the people OF Italy have the greatest affection for Aim
that they repose the utmost confidence in his honest
patriotism, that he to retire from the RESPONSE
bities OF his position one in italy ay hope 10
place him successfully. The task much for
inexperienced prince.
The Hungarian loan great success here. II was
taken UP with svdi,y. and, strangely enough, has
already been quoted At the Bourse Al premium. The
facts Of the doubtless that the inevitable bears
mad sold this loan short. or they would, tho
temptation great; people buying IL up and
these bears have SO poor an opinion OF Hungary, tue
vague souvenirs OF Kossuib they sold and found on
settlement day that the entire amount solicited by Hun
gary had been greed subscribed for aud that 20 make
good their sales they must purchase vi course this
gave additional impetus 90 the "EmprnRt HsHgrots
and the bears suffered the consequences.
The Prince Imperial IS Understood to DO OF the
scholars OF the Lycee Bonapae because no receives
daily the lessons taught the classes Of that popular
institution AT certain hours the professors 70 the
Tuilees and there the Prince receives the said
non. is true that this Ia q somewhat roundabout way
VI uss - so .yso., pu ~. hahs Puoft0S suon ~ uis
royM hishness tnero are no limits We thus near with
less pleasure that the Prince has prizes
.ne Asaaehy W question:. some circles mere IL mas
disdnt pupons VINO does not attend the classes aud
Ior Whom she Proiessors must naturally 90 inclined 10
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