The daily morning journal and courier., 1904-05-23
BREAK WITH THE VATICAN
HOLT SEE CONTINUES AGITATED
 OYER THE CONFLICT.

Recall of French Ambassador Still the Absorbing Topic in Paris-PapaI Nuncio at That City Does Not Leave His Post---A Statement Issued
 Trouble Between Prince of Monaco and the Holy See.
 Rome, May 22.-vatican authorities
 continue to be agitated over the conflict
 with the French government growing out of the protest against President Loubet's visit to Rome. and the recall |of M. Nissard, the French ambassador Ito the Vatican.
 The pope said mass this morning in the presence of sixty-four Italians and foreigners and gave up the rest of the day to the consideration of the difficult ties with France, reading clippings from the newspapers on the subject. The Vatican authorities hope that M. Nissard will soon return to Rome, be- ing influenced by the fact that his fam lilly is still here.
 The question as to how U LHumanite lof Paris became possessed of the note lof protest addressed to the other pow lers, which varied from that sent to the French government, is daily becoming more interesting. It seems to be now certain, as was at first supposed, that the indiscretion was due to the princi- pality of Monaco, the vaticans s note to which was stronger than that address, led to the other Catholic states in con- sequence of the vatican having been informed that Prince Albert of Monaco intended to visit the king of Italy. A further reason why the note to the
 principality of Monaco was more em- phatic, it is said at the vatican, was be- Icause Prince Albert was the friend of Captain Dreyfus, who had worked against the French government and Ialso because the clerico-nationa1ist were in accord, if not in the same field, with M. Jaures, the socialist leader, who originated the present agitation. It is said that Prince Albert was of fended because the late Pope Leo at his Hate jubilee refused the Peters pence sent by Monaco because the nancy had it's source in gambling operations. The Irelations between Prince Albert and
 the vatican became more strained when the latter rejected Professor Klein, translator of the works of Bishop John L. Spalding of Peoria, H., who was pro- lposed by Prince Albert as bishop of Monaco.
 Paris, May 22.-The recall of M. Mis- ard, French ambassador to the vatican, continues to be the absorbing topic.
 The ambassador is expected to arrive here tomorrow morning when he will confer with Foreign Minister Delcasse
 and go over the details of the rupture between France and the vatican prelim-
 mary to the meeting of the council of
 ministers on Tuesday. when a further line of action will be determined upon Contrary to general expectation Monsignor Lorenzelli, the papal nuncio lat Paris, will not leave his post. The nunciature has given out the following statement:
 Up to the present the nuncio has re- cetved no orders to take his leave, al-
 though the state of his health might
 make it desirable. As Rome has no taste for replying to provocations but is solely conscious of her rights and duties, Mgr. Lorenzelli does not regard
 the eventuality of his leave as proxi- mate"
 The tone of the socialist papers indi- icates that that powerful element has urged the government to take more ex- treme measures.