The Sun.
London, England, 1870-09-02 00:00:00

THE INFALLIBILITY OF I'HE POPE.

COLOGNE, SEPTEMBER 1.
The Cologne Gazeite contains the following :
TUBINGEN, AUGUST 30.
According to authentic information Bishop Hefele, of
Rothenburg, is firmly determined under no circumstances
to submit to the decisions of the (Ecumenical Council
respecting the infallibility of the Pope. His chapter and
the theological faculty of this city unanimously support
him in this matter.

NURNBERG, AUGUST 29.

At a meeting of the Catholic professors of theology
held here on the 24th instant a decided protest was agreed
upon for publication against the absolute power and per-
sonal infallibility of the Pope.

WURTEMBURG.
STUTTGARDT, SEPTEMBER 1.

The King of Wurtemburg has relieved Herr von Varn-
buhler of his functions as President of the Ministry and
of the Privy Council, his Majesty at the same time ex-
pressing his acknowledgments of Herr von Varnbuhler's
distinguished services. He is provisionally succeeded by
Count Taube.

SPAIN.

MADRID, Ammo, 31, EVENING.

The Correapondencia of this evening says that the
centre of the Carlist movement is in the South of
Navarre. Carberilla Ugate has 800 men with him from
Navarre and the province of Alava. The Liberal party
in the Basque Provinces are organising Militia.
A. rumour is current that a priest has been taken, arms
in hand, and shot.Slt is also asserted that the canon of
the Chapter of Vittoria is at the head of a band of insur-
gents. The troops are actively pursuing them. The
Carlists who were incarcerated at Saint Jean de Luz
(France) have effected their escape.

INDIA.
(By British Indian Submarine Cable.)
CALCUTTA, SEPTEDIBER 1.
It is confidently asserted that the Viceroy has nomi-
nated Mr. Bayley, the Home Secretary, to the Lieu-
tenant-Governorship of Bengal.

It is reliably reported that Allahabad is in a disturbed
state, and that the authorities are taking many precau-
tionary measures.

COMMERCIAL. —Four per Cent. Government Securities,
97k; Five per Cent. ditto, 106 x; Five-and-a-Half per
Cent. ditto, 113 i,

MAIL NEWS.

GREENCASTLE, SEPTAMB3II 1.

The steamer Europa, of the Anchor line, from New
York, arrived in Lough Foyle at 11.20 a.m. to-day. She
landed passengers, and proceeded immediately for Liver-
pool.

The Canadian Mail steamship St. Andrew arrived in
Lough Foyle to-day, embarked passengers, and proceeded
for Quebec at 11.15 a.m.

LIVERPOOL, SEPTIMRER 1.

The West India and Pacific Company's Royal Mail
steamer Darien has arrived here. Her news is unim-
portant.

GIBRALTAR, SEPTEMBER 1.

The Peninsular and Oriental Company's steamer
Ceylon, from Southampton on the 27th August, arrived
at 10 p.m. yesterday, and leaves at 9 a.ru, to-day for
Alexandria. All well.

QUEENSTOWN, SEPTEMBER 1.

The Guion steamship Minnesota arrived here from
Liverpool at 3 p.m. to-day, and having embarked passen-
gers she sailed for New York at 3.30 p.m.

(CENTRAL PRESS TELEGRAMS.)
IRISH HOME GOVERNMENT.

A very large and influential meeting in favour of the
Home Government movement was held yesterday after-
noon in Dublin. Several resolutions were proposed and
adopted, amongst which was one declaring that every
day's experience forcibly impressed upon the Irish people
the conviction that the Imperial Parliament is unequal to
the task of adequately legislating in detail for the varied
local requir ments of the three kingdoms, and that the
interests of Ireland are especially misunderstood, disre-
garded, or sacrificed in that great assembly.