The Irish republic. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-18??, 1868-02-01
France.


France.
The Lberte learns from Rome that the Count deSartges
has recently had long conversation with Cardinal Antone
and explained him that the good offices of France in the
for the Holy See unless the latter would consent to immed
aey introduce into the Roman legislation and administration
all the reforms already demanded by France in 1860 In
that only the French ambassador reported have
said some hope may be entertained of with
the foreign Powers and with public opinion in Europe in
the interest of general and solemn guarantee of the tenn
poral power. According to correspondent Cardinal
Antone replied that he could not speak to the Holy Father
about reforms scale before the reestabshment
of the frontiers of the Pontca States in their full nteg
ry."
Francis H. has received at the Fanese Palace depuaton
of Neapoans and Sciians who presented address, to
which the King replied in very dgnihed and significant
language"
Another letter from Rome, of the Goth ultmo, says:
General Kanzler wearing the insignia of Commander of
the Order of Plus H. and of the Neapoan order of ST.
George which he received account of victory of Men
yesterday reviewed the garrison of Rome the Piazza
San Pero and distributed certain number of decorations
When the troops filing off the Pope appeared at win
dow of the Vatican and gave his benedcton to the soldiers
The Council of State to-day granted OF 5O0Of the
Propaganda similar one and the Tribunal of Signature
5Oo, to the subscription for the Poncal army The young
father has become Duke de Luyne and who served in the
Zouaves up the period of his marriage is said to have
presented twelve pieces OF cannon to the Pope.'
According the Presse it does matter how the
Italian Cabinet may be constituted for Sin
less valid policy contrary TO maintenance of friendly
laton between the two countries will be adopted the
Prussian alliance instead of the French alliance will be
taken and there will be whenever M Bismarck may
wish undertake it-neher Ratazzi Garbaldi
being disposed to let Italy rush alone on the sword OF
France"
The opinions of the Pe on Italian affairs
ton, because they believed to be inspired from Rome
In the audience given to him by the Emperor Napoleon
the 31st of December Count Won der Goz the newly
accredited representative of the North German Confederation
spoke follows:
Caled upon by the Federal Constitution represent the
Confederation in its international relations the King of
Prussia eagerly desires to maintain and develop more and
the relations of good feeling and confidence between
France and the Confederate States. This desire at the
time conformabe to the sentiments of sincere friend
ship which the King enterans towards your Maest per-
and the orders of the King prescribe me to fulfill my
functions in that spirit"
The Emperor replied
I'm notifying to me new functions with which you
invested the representative of the Confederation of the
North you the of the friendship OF the
King of Prussia l thank you for it, On my part en-
brace the opportunity with pleasure to confirm the good
understanding existing between the Governments beg
OF you to be the interpreter OF my sentiments to the Kng
Having been able to appreciate the high qualities which dis
nguish you, do not doubt that you will continue
heretofore all your efforts maintain between the
countries that friendly understanding which is the
pledge Of their prosperity and guarantee of the peace of
England.
Another American (?) Pan-Angcan prelate has eagerly
avaled himself of the earliest opportunity to eat dirt in
the presence of his pious English cousins We told
that the Princess Mary of Cambridge princess Tuc laid
the foundation stone of church Old Brentord
London, the Both of December At the dinner subse-
quenty the Bishop of Tennessee in responding for the
clergy dated in very happy upon the intimate
relations that must always exist between the Established
Church of England and that of America He believed that
there not all the world over body of faithful
earnest Woodworking than the bishops and clegymen
of the Church of England and that the blessing of Heaven
had gnay rested upon their labor and had borne rich
fruit both in reference to the material and spiritual prosperity
of the mother country On very recent occasion it had
befaen him to act of the secretaries pro to the
Bishop of Oxford and they could gather idea of the
labor Of the episcopal office in England when he told them
that both he and another secretary busy engaged for
hours in writing letters from the bishops dctation while
the bishop himself also writing letters quite as indus
riousy lCheers( He had also had the honor of STAYING