New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-08-31

Though fsrcly arrived undsr the tnade OF the Gu
bols Of 81 Pe.er's, we willingly Give yoa the oSn-
tcicSor in re name Of the cmnipy,ens 9os OF the
FsttfoIl The HoS Father then psssed on, the
Group remaining on thoir h2ces until no was oat
81 81, hi, ,nd then only al srose-th1 ladies' weep
Il z. AID tie in JloIiog biessiusi ca his SAINT
90 head chenced 20 knOg ron. OF the parry
aid H. particular more sban Que oeTsoa who bad
been the cec'1ec enemy o. tne Cnarch. bot the
vfoie were converted % the SPOT aud all doc'at1d
they were ready % shed theis bleed 10 ,he service
cl the Supreme Ponuh
T-srb,r between the church and the Peop'.
end Governments Of saraioia.
ccrrespot etce CT TIE Tribune
TUsIs, "Wednesday, Aug T. 1870.
TIE resders Of The Tr,bxpe vii remember the
yt.tsee n April l.st Of ls = brought iorwsrd by
sicnor S,cc,rd, n mister Of Justice, sbollshlns the
uecuiar privileges Of the clergy and putting them
O., level Sth other citizens and OF the great In
gnstcn ed smong tss Prie,thood by the mes'
sure. However having passed, there was nothing
10 DO bu. submit 10 i, at least fr true friends OF
order and prudent disnes Not So oFover,
IN, ogt, Hon,ignor Frsnloni, the Archbishop OF
Turin. He stirred up bis subordinates 10 sediSlous
resistance, in Consequence CT which hs wat tried
suo puni.hed g. he deserved, notwithstanding his
bisb position.
NV comes the event which prompts this let
ter
The Count Of Santa Ross- Minii.er Of Public a
atructiou, has been i'll for some time, and dHy Do
ore Yesterday feeling himsef near death, he caos-
ed III. Spanish priest OF san Carlo 81 be sent ior 10
order that he might receive the sacrament Of ez.
IRENE JUNCTION from his hauds. The priest came,
bu. st o1cs tod him hs' he could 10; Administer TO
,,ioa suy religion, ibe sod roat some time before
ne had received oroesl t-st sHe : from the Arch
hishop, V no ioroE2w hs d. a,h However, II &c
srouIa ub' declare that, 40 member OF tho
Ministry, nad opposed the law sbolishins the
privileges Of the clergy, o. r. thai rot being post
ole, he " aid publicly renounce and disa2Prove OF
,hAtlsw by way Of ensnde ko l0rabte 70 the clergy,
the refussl OF tho sacrament you'd not be persist
ed in. or courre 70 man Of honor would sabmit TO
such condition IN such e Gaze, and the Coun' ~
terry reused It TneFsupon the p'ie,. Withdrew
He was arrested In h,s passage outby tho Count.
es., who, In ell the agony OF loving woman who
regarded the sacrament in question sc sosold'ely
essential TO the pence If her hasbind's soul in-
pored him to relax the severity OF bis resolution
But be va. mmove able knd the Count expired
without. the beneR, Of the holy oil.
Though care wsstsAento prevent these facts from
being generally AnoEn.the psblic became s~are
OF them, and profound aad general excitement
gss the consequence indeed can scarcely exsg-
-eratethe SINGER of the ,eope. The grouPs which
gsd the streets threa.CI Jed 70 des'roy th@ So-sss
Of the clergy aud asstil the oharchas the@ eyos
and had not the Cove. o'en' tssa eIicient aseas
res the most deplorsoa -celcs must have occur-
ed. At the game time thz- ne military force was
ompl ed to keep in chsch the popular agitation,
the Minister Of VA, Count Marmors, aud the
Nipister Of Justice Count 6iccardi, eh tho oi.y
and went to see the Archbishop in order to
| induce him TO adopt measures which would re-
store the public tranquility. Bat he obssnAtely
refused, declaring tbst the acts OF the priest of
San Carlo had only been compliance with bis or.
ds,s ard that DO had conn anded ths: the body Of
tbs Count should bs refused buTia'. The Ministers
represented to him the impossbillty Of restraining
the fury of the people 10 he should persist in
tbir determination. ut be replied that he hstno
responsibility as to the consequence. His duty
sss plain and he must and would adhere to ii.
Moreover he was not acting without superior su'
tborty. he, too, was only obeying hi, orders and
those orders came rom the See a. Rome.
The Ministers returned in great s'xiety as to
what nigh, row happen, q st once laid the mat
ter before the assembled Cabinet. As they were
proceeding to deliberate upon IL the Vicar Gener,I
appeared and informed them .ha, the Archbhhop
had Withdraw bis refusal Ct burial riseE and that
tte body would be received at San Carlo the next
day.
Accordingly 4 funeral service has 70 day been
performed over the remains in ihl presence Of al
tie Ministers, the foreign Ambassadors, and with
the strongest marks cf sympathy from the peoPle
pho have taken occ=z. 70 manifes. most de-
cded feeling OF hostility to the clergy, all the more
elevated member, OF which today took care not e
present At he same time portion Of the PoPu
I.,ion have unaffected 4 disporitlon to carry oui
the threats Of yesterday, and have approach th'
dwellings o. several priests with evident intentions
Of doing them damage. All tots wss prevented
however snd toe cisy is u - perfectly qlist.
Ore thing is pslpAble hsTe in Italy: TIE Cath,
rc Church has los. its hold the people, and is q.
renty doing its Utmost TO destroy even he vestgel
1.-THE former relation. Yoers, NO.
The RuorgfreRto Of the s,h met sud the othe,
Turin papers give account Of the steps tax en- by
TIE Government in the matter o. the refusal OF shs
sacrament 20 the Chevalier Santa Rosa on biz
cesthbtd The irritation Of the ishs ltsn's Of raris
ct the coDduct II the Monks Of the order OF Ssrv
.servsnis OF God.i who had the direction OF the
Psriih q San Carlo, 20 which Santa Ro,s belonged
ard who hac even before they received orders from
tire Archbishop, refused to send the Viasicun, had
risen 70 iuch pitch that the Municipal Council
\ held an extraordinary sitting, and unanimously