New-York tribune., 1870-12-01
ITALY.
THE CLERICAL PA
THE CLERICAL PARTY IN ROME-ITs VAIN HOPES
OF THE RESTORATION OF THE PAPAL POWER
AND THE OVERTHROW OF VICTOR EMANUEL.
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THE CLERICAL PARTY IN ROME-Irs VAIN HOPES
OF THE RESTORATION OF THE PAPAL POWER
AND THE OVERTHROW OF VICTOR EMANUEL.
IPRoa OUR SPECIAL CORRESPONDENT
| ROME, Nov. 12.-The letter from the Tours
correspondent OF The Daily Hees, giving account OF
the preached there by the Archbishop in the
presence Of the Papal Euncio, Monsgnor Chig and OF
many persons officially connected with the French Gov
ernment, throws tho strongest light on the hopes
cherished at the Vatican The Tours letter has produced
great impression in Italy. Iperceive that the leading
Italian papers, in reproducing the letter, have
accompanied IL with very suggestive comments
One journal dwells on the ipeurpble character OF
French Ultramontanism therein revealed. Another
draws an application. justly merited, to Garbadi and
the Garbaldans, and asksho they be so blind to
risk their lives in order restore to France power and
influence which, when restored, would be employed by
France, whether Republican, Imperial or royal, to
force the Romans under the yoke OF the Pope
King. Others recommend tho Tours pfoPapal demon
sraton TO the special notice Of the Italian Government
which may learn from the way the French Archbishop
has carried out the instructions OF Monsgnor Chg how
very little chance there s Of the Pope and the Cardinals
becoming recOncied Italy These proofs OF ncesssant
and systematic hostility to Italy on the part Of the
various Papai nuncios abroad will probably have no
slight influence In determining the character Of the
debates in the italian Parliament on the priyi-
leges to be accorded to the Pope and his i'm
mediate dependents Already the Roman journals arc
beginning to point out the falaey of considering the
heads of the great religious orders connected with the
Papacy In the same light as foreign Ministers, and
snvesting them with tho same prerogatives. They
observe that such prerogaves are only accorded 10
foreign Minister the theory that the Sovereign or
State whom he represents is in prncey relations with
the Sovereign State where he Is accredited; but
this, unhappfy is nOs the relation between Italy aud
the Pope.
There doubt that the Clerical party is full Of hope.
Mt the Vatican. Her evening parties said to be
charming. Cardinals in scarlet robes, monsignor and
preates, gdrdes MOBILES. and the officers OF the Swiss
Guards crowd her drawingroOms every night Her tea
is OF the finest quality and her conversation delightful
She has always good news 20 give. All seems bright.
Always money coming In. Beautiful news from
every part OF the world Prussia viii not listen
10 the proposals OF MOnsignor CbG. Count BisnarcRs
and King williams victories have druntened them.
They refuse promise the Popes restoration What does
It materi Prussia all ehe has gained to Southern
Germany. Tie Bavaran bishops keep constantly writ
ing that the end OF the matter will be that Bavaria viii
not Join the German Confederation; that she will instead
make ain alliance with Austria. The two Catholic
Powers viii pour their regiments into the Lombard
plains win beat the excommunicated soldiers Of King
Victor Emanuel, and win restore the Church to
its pristine splendor Madame Kanzler speak with
authority on the subject Her husband IA favorite OF
the Pope. Whenever good tdiDgs arrive the General Is
summoned before the Holy Father The genuine docu-
ments put under his eyes; and Madame Kanzler can
always add when informing her guests Of the "latest
news," My husband read the letter himself" Only
few evenings oRo some half dozen Neapoitan mobiles
who had followed the ex-Kng Francis to Rome, and
had planted their tents here, patiently awaiting the
Bourbon restoration called on Madame Kanzler. Evil
IDENTIFY their hopes not bright for they all stated
they had como to bid goOdby Our last chance is gone,
we may as wen return 10 Naples" Madame Kanzler
protested and declared IL very wrong their leaving
Rome at that moment when their presence here was OF
the greatest Importance But" observed the Eeapo-
Titan nobles we have help for 1t for we have
let our houses and all our furniture is to be sold
But Madame Kanzler talked them over, and induced
them 10 do as she wished. The Eeapotan Legitiniss
will 90 and spend the Winter at Naples; they will sell
the worst furniture and Madame Kanzler has kindly
placed at their disposal suite Of large rooms, where
their best furniture h to be looked after till their return
which, of course, will take place cotemporaneously
with the overthrow Of the italian Government.
Madame Kanzlers teas produce the effect they are
meant to- The guests OF the Roman Generals wife do
not lose minute informing their respective friends
OF the "beautful received" Before the inteli-
reaches the of the humber priests and monks
IL has become Of gigantic proportions From their con-
fessionals the priests inform the poor bigoted old
creatures that millions Of bayonets are proceeding to-
ward the Roman frontiers that only a few days will
eapse the usurpers and all their adherents receive
the punishment they well deserve. Thus is that the
strangest runors ars made to circulate among the
humber classes OF the population. All attempts
tradic ob news seem useless for Il always the
answer which meets you've have II nom the Vati-
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THE TROUBLES AT RED RIVER.
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