The Sun.
London, England, 1841-11-16 00:00:00

4. INTERPRETATION OF THE COUNCIL OF TRENT.--

Prefect, Cardinal Polidori ; secretary, Mgr. Alessij ;
cardinals, 28 ; assistant prelates, 15. Of these Mgr.
Acton is one.
5. RESIDENCE or BlSHOPS.—Prefect, Cardinal
Della Porta ; secretary, Mgr. Alessij ; card ails, 5.
6. ECCLESIASTICAL IMMUNITIES.—Prefect, Cardinal
Barberina ; secretary, Mgr, Zatnbonia ; cardinals, 19 ;
assistant prelates, 10, of whom 2 are bishops.
7. PROPAGANDA.—Prefect, Cardinal Fransoni ; se-
cretary, Mgr. Cadolini, archbishop ; cardinals, 25 ; car.
suitors, 23, of whom 3 are bishops ; clerks, 5 ; officers, 6.
8. INDEX.—Prefect, Cardinal Giustiniani ; secretary,
F. Degola, O.S.D. ; assistant, F. Buttaoti, O.S.D ;
cardinals, 10 ; consultors, 29, of whom 7 are bishops.
Among them the Right Rev. Dr. Wiseman, and the
Very Rev. Dr. Cullem, Rector of the Irish Col!cge,
9. firrEs.—Prefect, Cardinal Pedicini ; secretary,
Mgr. Fatati ; cardinals, 19; consultors, 30. of these,
one is Mgi-. Acton, and 5 are bishops.
10. CEREwoNIAL.--Prefect, Cardinal Pacca ; secre-
tary, Mgr. De Ligne ; cardinals, 10.
11. REGULAR DISCIPLINE.—Profect, Cardinal
Bianchi ; Secretary, Mgr. Scerra, bishop ; cardinals,
19 ; consultors, 7, 2 are bishops ; officers, 2.
12. INDULGENCES AND RELlCS.—Prefect, Cardinal
Casvacane degli Antelminelli ; secretary, Mgr. Gin-
nasi ; cardinals, 19 ; consultors, 29, of whom 3 are
bishops ; officer I.
13. EXAMINATION OF BISHOPS..--•
1. Theology.—Cardinals, 9 ; examiners, 15, '2 are
bishops.
2. Canon lacy—Cardinals, 7 ; examiners, 5, 3 are
bishops ; secretary, Mgr. Brunelli.
14. CORRECTION Or BOOKS OF THE EASTERN
CHURCH.—Prefect, Cardinal Pacca ; officer, 1 ; con-
sultors, 4, of whom l is a bishop.
15. ECCLESIASTICAL AFFAIRS. EXTRAORDINARY.......
Cardinals, 11 ; consultors, 7, of whom Mgr. Acton is
one ; secretary, Mgr. Brunelli.
SPECIAL SANITARY COMMISSION.--Prefect, Cardi-
nal Mattei ; assistants, 11.
2. Goon GOYERNMENT.—Prefect, Rive
rola ; secretary, Mgr. Soragna ; cardinalC
s, 18 ; prerdinr
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6 ; officers 2.
cardinals,sfiestant, 1; officer, 1.
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Next follows a list of the members comprising the
Coin is of Justice, under the following heads
—MA NgCur•
r ROADS.--Prefect,
1, Exchequer ; 2, Segnatura di Grazia ; and 3, Seg-
nature di Giustizia, both under a cardinal (Maechi),
ro l consisting of 101 prelates refercndaries ; 4, vica-
,iste, composed of 12 officers and 25 examiners ; 5,
civil, and 6, criminal tribunal of the exchequer ; 7,
tribunal of commerce ; 8, government ; 9, municipal
gay, rnment of Rome ; 10, treasury ; 11, military de-
partment.
The S:-!eretary of State for Foreign Main is Car-
dinal de Latnbruschini ; for the Home Department,
Card nal Mattei ; of Briefs, Cardinal I,a,mbruschini ;
of 13riefs ad principes, Mgr. Gasperini ; of Memorials,
Ca, diaAl Del Drago.
The Papal corps diplomatique consists of the Nunzio
at Vienne, Munich, Schwytz, Turin, and Naples; In-
ternunzios at Paris, Brussels, and Rio Janeiro ; rind a
Charge d'Affaires at Florence, Lisbon, and Mai.lrid
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

are vacant.
Amongst the Consuls we find one Consular Agt nt for
England at Rome, and Vice-Consuls at six other places
in the Papal States.
The religious orders are thus distributed r• 2 of
Canons Regular; Bof Regular Clerks ; 8 of Congre-
gations, living in community ; 16 of Monks; 21 of Fran:
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, five of
the Regulars.

BODY OF A RESPECTABLY-DRESSED MAN
FOUND IN TIIE RIVER.—Last night an inquest was held
in the vestry-hall of St. John's Church, Horselydowe,
before Mr. Payne, the City Coroner, on view cf the
body of a man, unknown, apparently about 35, and of
respectable appearance, who was found drowned in the
river, off llorselydown. It appeared, from the evidence,
that on Saturday morning last, between seven and eight
o'clock, the body of the deceased was discovered floating
under a barge in the middle tier of 'vessels. The
de-
ceased appeared to have been in the water about ten or
twelve days. The inquiry was adjourned until Saturday
nest, in the hope that the friends of the unfortunate
te
man might be traced if possible.
ACCIDENTS AT THE EXECUTION. NrtholonTm:'os
men and a woman were admitted to St.
Hospital on Monday morning after the execution of
Blakesley, having sustained severe injuries. T
whose.
name is Hannah Pocock, had her jaw° broken,female
whMh is alleged to have been done in the crowd by a
.policeman's truncheon. The men were run over in the
4Bailey.
LOYALTY !—On the news of the birth of a

Wales arriving in Almondbury, the church
bells were set a ringing, and other demonstrations of
joy were made. One of the most singular was the
hoisting of a large BLACK FLAG from the cottage of a
hand-loom weaver ; which was seen in the streets of
Huddersfield, and to a great distance.—Leeds Times.
FARTHER OPENING OF THE ULSTER RAIL-
wAy.—On Monday an additional portion of the Ulster
Railway, extending from Lisburn to the town of Luirin,
a distance of about thirteen miles, making, altogether, a
distance of twenty miles from Belfast, was wened to
the public.