New-York tribune., 1870-04-30

ons NJ least These are the results of conversat ions
which have had with other FATHERS sihce my ls'
letter was dispatched and they valuable as show
ing the feeling which animatcs at least Il section,
and that the most enlightened section OF the Coun-
Gil Everything: II has been sald goes on compla-
lively smoothly for the present, since Professionalism
having been separated from its offensive association
with MaterialiSm, RatiOnas!n and few other lSms,
nothing remains TO ave rise 10 diversity OF sentl-
ment but this tranquility is only an armed truce
the opposing ranks only resting on their arms
the International Committees continue TO hold their
meetings regularly, and each party boasts OF It's sue
cess The opposition eXut in their victories, and un-
doubtedly they have gained them; they have spoken
out, and unconsutuuonally or not have asserted a
certain liberty. OF speech; they have man
tanned their right TO meet ana discuss IN
private. despite the Papal monition, which forbade
the little boys 10 meet they have purged the Ire
amble of the Schema de Eide of more offensive pas
sage but then the Ultras rejoice that they have
secured final unamimty, and compelled their an
tagonists TO accept the new regulations. Inei
triumph may however, be listened TO by the OPPOSE
tion without modification, and with satlsfaG,
ton Next week great ecclesiastical ceremonies VIII
begin in ST. Peters and with illuminatons ana ono
thing OF another viii occupy the attention OF tne
public till the 18th inst The Council has therefore
only three or four days of business remaining fr III
before that date, so that as the schema mas not bee
voted vet. there be no PRONUNCIATION on the lltl
inst, and perhaps there may be none on the Ioth
inst. The Fathers are. however, working with 2
will. Tickets for the ceremonies Will not and need
not be issued this year. as they will take place in St.
Peters. Had tins been the aTrangeInent every year
we should not have witnessed periodically such dan
NJ. de BanneYiie has not returned yet but, accord
ing to the statement of Madame de Banneyllle he
was to have left Paris on wednesday last Ills de-
parture, which had been delayed several days NAV
be DELAYED vet again. As to the withdrawal OF the
French troops il seems certain that the menace OF
such an event will not be used as pressure on the
Pope though it was certainly held ont in the letter
of NJ. Daru, extracts from which were published
month or so since in The London Times The opinion
of an acute diplOmatiSt, as expressed TO me a lew
days since, was that such an event was highly M
probahlc-frst, because Rome was strategic posi-
ton which, under existing circumstances, could not
well BE- ablndOned secondly because the con-
sequence would be fat1l 20 Italy and to
Franc His arguments the full force OF
which do not appreciate were as follows: !:
If the French troops withdrawn, the rope
viii not be able to hold his own rs he Garlbaldans
will enter Nor will Victor Emmanuel DO able TO
maintain peace and order, for republlcanlSm VIII
sweep over the land, and burst even upon France
SO probable a contingency Will prevent her from
Withdrawing her troops at present and 1t Is IN the
interest of Italy that they should remain some time
longer until the power Of that country is more con.
solidatcd The reasoning Is that OF friend OF
United Italy, but it proceeds on the assumption
that Rome must needs fall TO the GarlDalulans i
whereas the regular Italian troops might be charged
to garrison the Eternal City on conditions previously
The Giorndle de Roma of Wednesday night tells us
that Journals of various countries and coOrs have
been lately much occupied with the attitude of the
Oriental prelates toward the Holy See and with the
ngenents of the latter toward the churches OF
the Oriental rites We authorized to declare that
in many of those journals the facts narrated are
partly false, partly exaggerated especially as re,
CARDS the circumstances of their development, and
are dictated by spirit unfavOrabe to the Holy See,
if not even adverse to the Catholic re-
hgon." This very temperate correction amounts
of the truth of most that has been. stated
with regard to the Aminian and Syro-Chaldean
disputes Not to repeat what has been already gwen
TO YOU in several of my letters, there can be no
doubt that the Arminians jealous OF the Efforts
which continually made by the Propaganda "
in the East to exalt the sovereignty OF the PGnt1
while it takes no note of Oriental privileges.
They observe also and complain that while
Cardinal BarnabO is at one and the same
of the Commission of Oriental Rites, they
the Orientals-aIe nowhere represented The
caresses and batteries winch have been lately
that there is a Tulled feeling which requires to he
smoothed down. His Holiness loves them dearly,
he says and yet more, the more they yield. ,
AS the Council will probably not allude TO the sub
ject, may | venture to say word about the public
health in ROmef The reports regarding 1t are such
as TO excite much apprehenSion-41 deaths are said
TO have taken place i'll the hotels since January
principally among Americans and English, and as
many have been prevented from coming here at
Easter many have left in consequence OF such re-
ports Similar statements are made every season re-
spectng both Naples and Rome. | believe IT TO pe
true that there has been more sickness than usual;
but this not the for fever, and the number
of cases of that malady have been much exaggerated
On the 9Th inst when fever is SAID TO be so preva
lent the cases of all acute disorders in the great
Hospital of SpirtO SantO did not reach 70 more
than 296 When fever is very. very rife here,
about 1000 patients in hospital, and the average
number that may be calculated as near GOO
These statistics l gather from one OF the principal
resident physicians and they show that, among the
natives at least fever does not exist or IN very small
proportions. How is il then that so many OF our
AnglO-SaXOn race have succumbed to itf Let the
explanation as a caution. After an experience
of many years residence III this country, have no
hesitation in saving that our people commit suicide
Ignorant of the climate and rejecting counsel, thgy
dream of doing Cold galleries and colder churches,
forced walks, and drives in open carriages,
sometimes under an ardent sum- with changes
to the shade where the temperature is 10 or
- degrees lOwer-these are the daily occupations OF
even soi-dtsdpt invad7. The night brings no re-
lief for receptions and balls are OF constant occur
throughout the season, and the delicate glrl
already jaded by the work of the day VIII dance IN
hot crowded rooms till or o'clock IN the morning
What happens Systems weakened by Over-eXer-
ton are more sensitive TO certain pecuaTties of the
climate, and fall victims 10 what they call the Roman
or Naples fever but really to their carelessness
A case occurs 10 Us of an English gentleman who
visited Naples two OF three weeks since. For one
days work he ascended Nesuvlus, explored Ponpen
March sun and March wind are-retnrned to Naples
and danced at palace ball TIL D IN the
morning. He is now SAID to be dying OF
fever which be brought from Naples The sewerage
of that CITY is as bad as it be, but of
madness renders persons susceptible OF influences
which by prudence they might have avoided III l
do not weary you by speaking on most important
subject 10 travellers let me give the following advice
Make no attempt TO do" ltaly-far better to stay
at home; dress warmly, av9ld over-1allgue, aoopi
the diet and the habits of the country dogs ana
Englshmen" are said 10 walk in the sun, perhaps
Americans, too. If the sun is warm, the shade Is
many degrees cooler therefore avoid RAPID changes
Again where there is any action on the skln throw
a coat or a shawl the shoulders, or even change
your dress Physicians will not perhaps give this
advice. do and charge no fee.
The storm in the basin which has been raging for
nearly a fortnight is now over. | allude TO the
threatened expulsion of three English ladies from
Rome Two obeyed orders and left the third held her
ground. and would not bulge an inch without an
explanation and satisfaction. Visit after visit was
paid her by the police and peremptOry orders given
hut she was resOlute She requested to go only
TO Albano for couple of nights, that il might be
told TO the Pope that she had left Rome; No;