The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-07-25
IHE POP re-.
Herald Special Reports from
Rome and Paris.
The holy Father Preparing to
Leave Rome for Corsica.
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A CHATEAU READY FOR HIS RECEPTION.
Movement to Make the Pope SOve-
reign Of the Island.
EXCITEMENT I'M THE VATICAN.
Signs of the Approaching Depar-
ture of the Pope.
The POntiiY Reluctant to
Leave Rome.
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Proposed Election OF a Successor
to Pho Mono.
Another Syllabus from the Pope
Expected.
Signs of the Approaching Depar-
ture of the Pope.
The POntiT Reluctant to
Leave Rome.
Proposed Election OF Il Successor
to Pho Mono.
Another Syllabus from the Pope
Expected.
KILOGRAMS TO THE NEW YORK HERALD.

PARIS, July "a, 1871.
Great preparations are being made at the
chateau at Corte, in Corsica, for the recep-
ton Of the Pope, whose arrival is daily ex-
pected.
ARRANGED BY CARDINAL ANTONELLI.
The owner Of the chateau is NJ. Valery,
who has placed 1t at the disposal Of the Pope.
Cardinal Antonelli had already several months
ago arrived at an understanding with M.
valery with regard to the departure of the
Pope from Rome to Corsica.
MOVEMENT OF TIE FRENCH CLERGY.
The French clergy have set all their influence
in motion in order that France should guaran-
tee the temporal sovereignty Of the Pope in
Corsica.
The action of the National Assembly re-
garding the proposition in favor Of restoring
the Holy Father to his temperatures is equiva-
lent to ''laying the motion on the table,"
Strange Scenes In the vaticnn--NO Admit
nelli aud Pa,er Beckx said to Have Induced
the Pope to Leave Rome-NIovement for
the Electio. OF a Liberal Successor TO Pho
Mono.
ROME, July "a, 1871.
The Pope may leave Rome any day. There
is great excitement and hustle in the Vatican.
Messengers and attendants hurry to and fro,
and the cardinals Of the Papal household are
almost constantly in council with the Holy
Father
Admittance is denied to ordinary visitors,
and the persons of the Pope's immediate reti-
nue. observe great secrecy. Among the Off
GERS of the Papal guard there are, how
ever, strange whispers about the intended de-
parture Of the Pope.
Gloom pervades the whole Papal household,
as if some dread event were imminent. All
present indications point to an intention on
the part of the Pope to leave the Vatican.
This step is generally attributed to the
counsels Of Cardinal Antoneli and Pater
Beckx, the General Of the Jesuts.
The Holy Father, 1t is said, feels even now
so reluctant about leaving Rome that he may
abandon the idea of going at the last moment.
WHO Is TO BE THE NEXT POPE?
The old age of the Pope and his growing
feebleness are matters of grave concern to
the prelates of Rome.
The College of Cardinals have represented
to the Pontiff the propriety Of electing sue
cessor to be ready for the apprehended emer-
gency and to avoid the confusion which might
ensue upon the demise Of the Holy Father.
Measures have already been taken for the
choice of the next Pope Several cardinals
are adverse to the policy of the irreconcilables
and propose to choose moderate member OF
the colegiate-one who is not unfriendly to
Victor Emmanuel-in order to bring about a
compromise between the Italian kingdom and
the Papacy.
Cardinal Cornillo de Pieti is mentioned as
the candidate ofthe majority of the collegiate.
THR POPE HOLDS ON TO HIS rEMPoRALIrIEs.
The Holy Father is going to publish a
Syllabus regarding the Italian occupation of
Rome. He will declare that all temporal
power over the Roman States rightfully
belongs to him, and that It Is void when held
against him.