The New York herald., 1871-03-25

Ier OF tn0 cnAr OF Pctcr 10 tnat country: out the
Journal de Br1retes energencally denied the fact
which did not prevent the Lf6erte from returning to
the charge with renewed assertion. Now the Gdz-
zetd dHaila Is determined to send Plus TX into
lie, and mentions Corsica as the new headquarters
OF Catholicism, without stating whether Ajaccio
Bastia will enjoy the privilege OF aordlng tho Pom
till residence. These rumors or the Popes depar-
ture have been periodically renewed ever since the
Italian troops entered Rome on the Goth September.
Each successive political occurrence would, 1t was
said, prove the signal Tor Pho Nono's gnt from the
Vatican First the ple6sctte, then the law sane
tioning the transfer OF the capital from
Florence to Rome, then the kings arrival.
But all these events have tted the political
horizon, ana Pho Mono Is still quietly residing at the
Vatican more quietly in fact, than AZ any previous
period OF his eventfu reign for now his chief oc-
cupauon-and not an unpIeasing one--is that OF re-
ceiving the devotional protests and respectful
pliments OF innumerabe visitors, and accepting the
unceasing stream OF pecuniary offerings which
lows In from Catholic sources under the denomina
t0n OF Peter's pence.
ITALIAN LEGISLATION AGAINST THE JEsUrrs.
With regard to the suppression or the Jesuits, we
shall see what course the discussion takes In the
Italian Parliament; but the petition to that effect
circulating for signatures In Rome does not seem
likely TO assume the proportions required to weigh
Luuucutidly III Tue OdlauCe Oh pubic opinion.
FOREIGN DIPLOMACY AT THE CENTRE
The assertion that M. de Vernouillet Secretary OF
the French legation recently arrived In Rome, had
obtained an interview Of the Pope for the purpose
OF inquirng OF his Holiness what diplomatist he
would prefer as the future French representative
at the Holy See, is entirely incorrect. Such oilers
are rarely If ever made by one government to an
other M. Vernouillet s the second secretary OF the
French Legation, and he mas IN fact just returned
to Rome after his summers leave OF absence, but
apparently without any Official message, which
would have come more appropriately through his
chez, the Charge d'Aiiaires, M de Behaine
The French government reserves to itself very
wisely the nomination OF It's future representative
at the Vatican, who, if not prelate Will, at any
rate. out OF compliment 10 the Holy Father, be Sc
ected out OF the ranks OF thoroughly religious poll
tcians. IL Is reported that NJ de Corcees, who rep
resented France here in lo49 and went to POrticl In
the name of President Bonapareto to conduct Pius TX.
back TO this capital, expugnated by French arms,
WIN. alter q lapse OF twenty-five years, reassume
/ the office he then held.
d'Arnim, for Versailles, has afforded fine oppor-
| tunlty lOr spreading alarming reports. According
to the GGxxetsa det fopoto and other Fiolentlne
Journals his Excellency had no sooner arrived at
Florence than ne applied for interview with any
or all OF the Ministers, and obtained as many docu.
ments as possible bearing on the proposed law on
Papal guarantees to take with him TO the Prussian
headquarters The TACT s that the Count only
stopped a. few minutes at the Florence
the north, and his train continued at
once to Alessandria. where he was met by his son.
The object of his journey Is still mystery, some
journals asserting that he Will be the new North
German representative at Paris while the ObSerUd-
tore Romano which ought W know what goes on at
the Vatican, states that taking leave or his OIL
ness the Count stated tnat his journey required
by mere family matters and tnaJ he expected to re-
turn to Rome almost Immediately,
The same journal has the following paragraph
Many letters arrive from Germany rating
ter impression produced by the assertion widely spread
there that the Supreme Pont had advised patriotic
party n bavaria To approve the negotiations OF Versailles
We know from excellent that this assertion
soluey false The intention those who the OF
truth spread and duse such evident Therefore
think the journal Germany to
record our rectihcatton.
Preparations are going on very actively for the To-
cation or the Senators, Deputies, and Ministerial
eral directions. The Italian government calculates
that France will not be inclined or able 10 make any
positive Intervention In Roman ailars during the
three years or Prussian occupation and pecunary
Obligation and by the end OF that period 1t Ii ex-
pected that the new regime Will be too SOlldly
stalled In the Eternal City to fear foreign inter-
ference.
MILITARY REvIEw-ARMy DISCRIMINATION.
Sunday afternoon the National GuarO OF Rome
was reviewed IN the Pletorian camp by General
Lopez. Four legons OF about one thousand men
each were on the parade ground in admirable tenue
but whether owing the ineXperence OF the citizen
ments undertaken resulted in a complete Hdsco
| elciting from the veteran commander such ener.
getc expressions OF disapprobatlOn that the officers
and men were heartily ashamed.
Yesterday several or the colOnes and stan officers
announced their intention OF resignnQ, and to- day
General Lopez himself has come to similar resolu.
on so that there Is an entire break up OF the