New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-03-25

THE RELATIONS WITH FRANCE-TIlE CHARAC-
TER OF THE FRENCH AMBASSADOR AT THE
vATICAN-THE APPROACHING C0NCLAvE-
AN ORGAN OF THE OLD CATHOLICS EsTAB-
LISIIED IN ROME.
FROM 4 REsULia CORRESPONDENT OP THE TRIBUNE
ROME, March 1.--Among all the Powers,
France alone, while keeping fuI ambassador ac-
credited near The Holy See, has minister near Victor
Emanuel The Italians have been somewhat netted ut
such course which has beokened, on the part OF their
powerful neighbor. an unwIIngness TO recognize
the planting new order OF things IN this capital
However Nigra was continued at Paris, and II was
argued that as the French have not yet hit upon per-
manent government Italy could AFFORD to put up win
the Sights of those whose kindness IL 1889 was something
20 I've remembered At last. after several nominations
made and Withdrawn, NJ. Theirs has appointed his
minister al Stockholm, II. Fourier to come 10 Rome,
AMI a lively satisfaction at this act il expressed
here as well a. the hope that the new APP
pointee may not turn out OF the wayside to be
myth IKE his predecessor, GoulaTd, who didn't
cross the AIDS, and tarriCd at Versailles az minister
10 pGrtibiS Meantime the official and social relations
between the French and the Italians not at all cor
dial: Ulrconrt ofnds the national sentiment by parad-
ing about the streets with gold lace, cooked hat and
feathers with lis chas-eur wearing tic licOl0r eOckade
aud strappng ycaiVe1 fOOtnan done up IN mid ue
age style the OF the prisoners at the Vatican
1c continually haunting such parade before the eyes
of Inc citizens who thus wildly recall rec0econs "
French uniforms. The French Legation that was at
florence Il here present IL the Keeping Of charge
d'aGllYes. WHO hl- email Office In one OF the small
hotels and this vii probably continue 10 he the French
representation IN I'ay Until the Catholic bishops IN
France had their petitions discussed and their pre-
tensions thoroughly ventilated
Tie partisans OF the Pope are moving heaven and
earth 10 prevent French recognition, AMI for that
pose issue daily budget OF calGnllcs against new
italy, which they Just oecuse Of intriguing with
foreign powers ior the Withdrawal OF all the diplomatic
agents accredited near the Holy see. with n view Of
completely isoatng tie Vatican. Doubtless. although
Italy has taken such action contrary to tue letter OF
me law Of guarantees Vatican IS doomed TO become
more and more Isolated owing TO the rapid spread VI
civtlizing ideas and to-day, TIE Pope. an IN
fable Pope 20 boot has become mere curiosity. All
the foreigners arrive here from various quarters,
whether they arc obscure or eminent, 60 to see the
Pope;" bn those WHO merely 10 bring to Pms IN
gifts frankncorsc and uyrrl f,w and far between,
II there be any. ThB Winter, the sight OF uvo
P0pe has been very attractive to the distinguished
personagos who have visited r ME. Pho Mono
has not had very lively profitable court display but
he has been largely attended He has held several con-
sstoral ses5cns IN which bishops and bishops have
been APPOINTED aud this TIC highest exercise OF his
functions has freely enjoyed without hinderance
FROM he temporal authorities he has given audiences
10 numerous depuaOns aud special interviews without
numbers has made the most VOL ant speeches against
King, Ministers, ana tue WOt1 IN E5nHrd ui' hV|
rbsndinc his age and feeble health, he promises 70
survive TO continue IN such course yet awhile longer
He still likes the Delyedore ar and his frugal dinner at
and walks occasionally IN tho library and other spa
cous halls The city priests send him visitors TO keep
mn the regal semblanoe; every day see issung
from the great doors Of his palace the Ignorant men and
s,n4rstitious women Ia black walls. who have called on
him and not unfrequeny they jeered IN the streets
on returning home.
There Is some talk by tho folks who lScl ri the van
can Of the Pope's fing bcore Easter, the vacsucies
now extsring m the cOncaveI5 cardinals hats being In
ba rift Ihave been positively assured that IL was the
xed intention Of the head OF the Church to confer the
red hat On Archbishop spadng had he not died. lie was
very much beloved at Vatican for tho part he played
in the Council, wheso "ho carried America ior tne
dogma Of infan.biIty % well rocollect having had
several with the deceased prete when lie
was carrying on the said championship here do WIS
regarded AZ passive spokesman In the dogma deOa'es-
mr. what utle of these there that forezone con-
clusor but otherwise, he not admired rs pi'ar
NJ the church HIS death has merely received passing
notice ia ono Of the little clerical sheets AS one good
turn deserves another told that America Ia stll 70
have her Cardinal 10 which her eminent position ia the
world has long entitled her, and the name OF Archbishop
MeClosey Is mentioned for the houors. The RELIGIOUS
oafals OF the College OF the United States Of North
America situated very inappropratey In the Wa celia
Troi1 have an influence ut court which Is often suc-
cessf and often sought even that OF very great
ppropean DOW ers For the rest the Pope, expecting 10
get hack his own Is ware that during his reign Amer
leans brought money 10 Rome than TIC rect Oh Ea