The New York herald., 1872-11-22

seTB Watching the d0angs or the uluGtri0us and
any -illustrious exiles. and acquain ting
their masters OF the outlook At present we have
a prelude Of the Jesuit cxodus-the frat drops OF
the coming showcr--irom Germany. am afraid.
however, the exi,es from the clolster. like those
from the barricade, are not as welcome as the ex-
lies from the throne. Geneva still brcathes the
soil; and 1t would not surprise me to see move
ment against the Jesuits like which is now seen In
Germany; for although there is a law banishing
the Jcsuits, 1t has not been enforced for long
time. 1t looks now as IL its enforcement would DO
rigid.
the TROUBLES or BISHOP MERmILL0D.
Twas informed for instance that there had been
an eaiissary here from Germany TO discover q
chateau near Geneva, large enough to hold con-
clave OF forty or fifty. The purpose was TO use 1t
for shelter and consultation by the rejected Jesuits
and as II to add to the cmbarrassments OF Geneva
she has her own trouble with Monseigneur Mer-
mod, the Bishop OF Hebron. IN pafti6bs tjetetSuns,
and acting Bishop OF Geneva MonseigHeur Mer.
milod is bright, kecn busy preate. with unusual
eloauence. and at the head OF the Catholic Church
In Switzerland Catholicism in Geneva is not
dominant influence, and there are chapters In the
towns history showing as much severity In the
treatment OF members OF religious houses on the
part of the authorities as was ever shown towards
Pf0testants In Catholic countries. l have not been
able TO discover the real difficulty with MOnsegneur
MermilOd; for in all OF these troubles there Is q
real difficulty behind the apparent one. The
apparent difficulty Is q question OF Jurisdiction.
The Council OF State exact from Monsegneur that
he shall hold his office under their political license
Monsetgneur, like his German brother in Ermeland,
thinks that any such recognition would be viola
tion OF his duties to the Pope; and SO he Is for
1s
who serve under him are likewise forbidden to
give him any episcopal recognition or comfort.
This is the apparent reason; but behind 1T we see
the influence Of Germany-the resolution OF the
Protestant Canton Of Geneva not to welcome the
Jesuits to It's protection and furtherance or Bis.
marck's policy to make Germany great Protestant
Power. M0nsegneur MermillOd has been very
active In his sympathy for the Jesuits and In his
devotion to France and the French interests. His
dspossession Is new move in the great game
now being played in Central Europe. Has.s1
WHAT POLITICAL ELEMENTS AGTTArE THE cOHrI-
NENT
Whoever looks carefully over this political horl-
z0n will see omens that have not been seen since
the French Revolution. From this city of shelter
and neutrality. during the leisure permitted by
other and more exciting duties, have been read
ing these signs as best could to see what they be-
tokened. TO make my report clear you must re-
member the parties that are here represented
/. The B0urbons and the believers in Divine
right: who follow Henry v. and the Naples Princes
lowers OF Don Carlos, who believe in Papal su-
prcmacy, inialliblity and the inqusirion. 4
8. The adyenturers in royalty like the Bona
4. The German party, who mean that Germany
shall hold religious influence as the mead OF the
the head of the Greek Church, or the old Bourbon
Kings as the eldest son of the Papacy.
6. Gambetta, the International and the Com
mune.
A HERALD CORRESPONDENT AMONG THE INTRIaUERs.
II has been my duty during the past few weeks
to follow each division here indicated, as repre-
sented in Its leaders and advocates, to interview
the active representatives OF each cause In some
cases. in others those who had an intelligent cog
ntzance OF their work.
THE CHAMPIONS or DIVINE RIGHT IN A HEAVENLY
STATE OF MIND.
/ was fortunate enough to meet some OF those
who were nearest to Henry ", Don Carlos and
their cause-for their cause is the same One
OF the most intelligent was clergyman, my inter-
view with whom will give briefly IN the form OF a
IN monol0gue:- 9t
HENRY v. AND DON CARLOS
my friend, God is now breathing His spirit over
these European lands. IL was necessary TO have
the B0napartes and that heather King In Rome,
and his son in Madrid, and even the Commune In
Paris before the nations could their real want.
Divine right must come with the Divine spirit,
and see what noble examples OF the Divine right
we have In that SANITY heir or st. Louis
and the worthy young man nov an exile
from his throne in Spain. God knows his way.
See how he is showing his presence. France
OF the Blessed Mother Have you heard OF the
down In the Pyrenees and In Savoy; how
o aaH m see M
OF the best men and women in France to
the sacred place. God will do some more marvel
lous miracle tic Is preparing us for his presence;
for the return oil Kings like Henry v. and Don
Carlos to their thrones. And 1t Will be so In Italy,
Tie curse now rests on that heathcn King. His
punishment must come sooner or later There viii
be no murder in this new work. God will so melt
and move the hearts Of the people that they will
take their true Kings to their b0sOms with spOn-
taneOus accord. Every day we are growing nearer
and nearer to that point The Commune crimes
well the Tuillerics should burn; It was well
that lightning Should strike the Escural 10r these
were palaces s. ouilded ~ holy @enmKlngs sna VINO
power and His anger. We see His mercy and His
love in the Manifestations at Lourdes andi Savoy.
He sends His thunderbolts anu the IRE to destroy
the polluted palaces and terrify His enemies He
sends the Blessed Mother to the earth to win souls
not say what has been or is being done to restore
their Kings nsyer srs y
than we are now. The prayers OF the just have
been heard, and there WILDE revolution OF peace
and love that will return Europe 10 her loyal Kings
and the nations thereof TO their duty towards the
Lord Jesus Christ and the Holy Roman Catholic
Church.
WHAT THE NAPOLEONISTS ARE DOING.
This rhapsody for 1t Is little more. viii give you
an idea OF the men who are laborlng for Don
Carlos and Henry ", and other wandering princes
OF the Divine Right school. Passing from that TO
the other extreme or rOyalty-the Napoleon
school-it would be q mistake to suppose that the
friends of the deposed Emperor are idle. The WIS.,
Its OF Prince Napoleon to Geneva though cloudcd
under prctence OF dissipation or gailantry, or a
desire for q change Of scene, have . political
meaning. Ii is noted that whenever tile Prince
arrives he Is surrounded with an active company
OF persons with whom, while here, he remains in
consultation. sought out one who Is known to
be an active friend Of the Emperor, and questioned
him upon the hopes and condition OF his party He
spoke with the utmost reserve. From what was
said my notes show those points which may be OF
interest. give 1t in the form 0! q dlalogue:-
NAPOLEON STILL LIVES.
CORREsPoNDENT-Then you do not think Ma.
poeOnism in France is simply memorys
MONSIEUR B.-NO, far from IL, Ii IL were, what is
stronger than mem6TyS Look at the newspapers
in Paris. There are more Bonapartist newspapers
than of any two OF the other parties People would
not read ABOUT the Empire II they did not believe
in it. Look also at the imperial influences under