The Sun.
London, England, 1841-11-18 00:00:00

I. GENERAL ECCLESIASTICAL CONGREGATIONS.

I. HOLY OFFlCE.—Prefect, his Holiness Gregory
XVI. ; secretary, Cardinal Pacca. The cardinals com-
posing it, 15 ; corvultors, of whom seven are bishops,
21 ; qualificators, of whom two are bishops, 7 ;
officers, 7.

2. dONSISTORIAL.—Prefect, the Pope ; pro-secre•
tary, Mgr. Simonetti ; cardinals, 12 ; officers, 2.
3. BISHOPS AND REGULARS.—Prefect, Cardinal Pa.
trizj ; secretary, Mgr. Asquini, archbishop; cardinals
35 ; consultors, 21, of whom one is a bishop.

4. INTERPRETATION OF THE COUNCIL OF TRENT.—
Prefect, Cardinal Polidori ; secretary, Mgr. Aleasij ;
cardinals, 28 ; assista!t prelates, 15. Of these Mgr,
Acton is one.

5. RESIDENCE OF BlSHOPS.—Prefect, Cardinal
Della Porta ; secretary, Mgr. Alessij ; cardinals, 5.
6. ECCLESIASTICAL IMMUNITIES.—Prefect, Cardinal
Barberitia ; secretary, Mgr, Zambonia ; cardinals, 19 ;
assistant prelates, 10, of whom 2 are bishops.
7. PROPAGANDA.—Prefect, Cardinal Fransoni ; se-
cretary, Mgr. Cadolini, archbishop ; cardinals, 25 ; con-
sultors, 23, of whom 3 arc bishops ; clerks, 5 ; officers, 6.
8. INDEx —Prefect, Cardinal Giustiniaoi ;secretary,
F. Degu!e, O.S.D. ; assistant, F. Buttaoni, O.S.D ;
cardinals, 10 ; consultors, 29, of whom 7 are bishops.
Among them the Right Rev. Dr. Wiseman, and the
Very R.3r. Dr. Cuilem, Rector of the Irish Col!ege
Rowe.

9 RlTES.—Prefect, Cardinal Pedicini ; secretary,
Mgr. Fatati ; cardinals, 19; consultors, 30, of these,
one is Mgr. Acton, and 5 arc bishops.
10. CEREMONIAL.—Prefect, Cardinal Pacca; secre
tart', Mgr. De Ligne ; cardinals, 10.
11. REGULAR DISCIPLINE.—Prefect, Cardinal
Bianchi ; Secretary, Mgr. Scerra, bishop ; cardinals,
19 ; consultors, 7, 2 are bishops ; officers, 2.
12. INDULGENCES AND RELlCS.—Prefect, Cardinal
Castracane degli Antelminelli ; secretary, Mgr. Gin-
nasi ; cardinals, 10 ; consultors, 29, of whom 3 are
bishops ; officer 1.
13. EXAMINATION OF BISHOPS...-.
1. Theology.—cardinals, 9 ; examiners, 15, '2 are
bishops.
2. Canon law.—Cardinals, 7 ; examiners, 5, 3 are
bishops ; secretary, Mgr. Brunelli.
14. CORRECTION OF BOOKS OF THE EASTERN
CHURCH.—Prefect, Cardinal Pacca ; officer, 1 ; con-
sultors, 4, of whom 1 is a bishop.
15. ECCLESIASTICAL AFFAIRS EXTRAORDINARY.—
Cardinals, 11 ; consultors, 7, of whom Mgr. Acton is
one ; secretary, Mgr. Brunelli.
SPECIAL SANITARY COMISIISSION.—Prefcct, Cardi-
nal Mattei ; assistants, 11.
2. GOOD GOVERNMENT.—Prefect, Cardina 1 Riva-
rola ; secretary, Mgr. Soragna ; cardinals, 18 ; prelates,
6 ; officers 2.
4.—WATER AND ROADS.—Prefect, Cardinal Gaz-
zoli ; secretary, Mgr. Amici ; cardinals, 11 ; officers, S.
5. ECONOMY.—Cardinals, 6 ; assistant, 1; officer, 1.
Next follows a list of the members comprising the
Courts of Justice, under the following heads :-
1, Exchequer ; 2, Segnatura di Grazia ; and 3, Seg-
natura di Giustizia, both under a cardinal (Macchi),
and consisting of 101 prelates referendaries ; 4, vica-
riate, composed of 12 officers and 25 'examiners ; 5,
civil, and 6, criminal tribunal of the exchequer ; 7,
tribunal of commerce ; 8, government ; 9, municipal
government of Rome ; 10, treasury ; 11, military de-
partment.
The Secretary of State for Foreign Affairs is Car-
dinal de Latnbruschini ; for the Home Department,
Cardinal Mattei ; of Briefs, Cardinal Lambruscbini
of Briefs ad principcs, Mgr. Gasperini ; of Memorials,
Cardinal Del Drago.
The Papal corps diplomatique consists of the Nunzio
at Vienna, Munich, Schw)tz, Turin, and Naples ; In-
Sernunzios at Paris, Brussels, and Rio Janeiro ; and a
Charge d'Affaires at Florence, Lisbon, and Madrid
are vacant.
The Foreign Ministers at Rome are from all the
Courts of Europe, except England, Portugal, Spain, and
one or two northern Courts. There are Envoys from
Mexico and Brazil, while three others in South America
arc vacant.
Amongst the Consuls we find one Consular Agent for
England at Rome, and Vice• Consuls at six other places
in the Papal States.
The religious orders are thus distributed :-2 of
Canons Regular; 8 of Regular Clerks ; 8 of Congre-
gations, living in community ; 16 of Monks ; 21 of Friars.
The houses of religious worship are 25 in number, of
which three are merely oblates without enclosure, and
twelve are under the care of the Secular clergy,, fire of
,he Regulars.

An inquest, adjourned from Friday last, was on
Tuesday resumed at the London Hospital, before Mr.
Baker, on the body of Patrick Calm Ody, aged 50, a la-
bourer. Robert Hope, an engineer, in the service of the
Blackwall Railway Company, said, that on the 29th of
October last he was, with several workmen, near the
Blackwell station, engaged in repairing the line, which
had been injured by the late floods. The men had
orders to remove from the line when they heard the
carriages approaching. At about ten o'clock, as the train
was coining towards them on the north line from Lon-
don, he saw the deceased on the line, and he imme-
diately called to him to take care. The guard of the
first carriage also shouted to him, and blew his horn also,
but deceased was unable to get off the line. lie was
first struck by the Shadwell carriage, and knocked down
a hcle through which the rope, which attaches the car-
rilg,es to the engine, passes, and then flung on the ground,
The engine was immediately stopped, and the deceased
conveyed to a room in the station, where he was attended
by a surgeon. The wounds deceased had received having
been dressed, he was taken to the hospital, where he
died. Verdict—" Accidental death."
Besides the parties already in custody, charged
with the forgery and issue of fraudulent Exchequer bills,
there is a third, a foreigner and a lady, who is believed
to be the party who actually committed the forgery, in-
asmuch as she, it is said, wrote the name of Monteagle
to the bills. This person is at present at large, and, it
is believed, has made her escape to the Continent.—
Courier.
The Rev. A. M'Caul, D.D., has been ap-
pointed to the Professorship of Hebrew and Rabbinical
Literature in King's College, London, vacant by the re-
signation of Professor Alexander, the Bishop of the
• llnital Church of England and Ireland in Jerusalem. .