The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1852-11-13

I27ih ult., which has not been officially published
sThe Holy Father deplores from the bottom OF his
heart the vehement attacks directed against the church
militant in most parts OF Europe but derives conso-
ation from the thought that copious and certain SPIT
ilual harvest is promised beyond the Atlantic The
church must, he says senuously oppose the agitation
broodlng In The bosom OF the Catholic Church IN France
Germany, and Eogland His Holiness trusts that The
impending desertion OF many believers in Piedmont will
eventually rebound 10 the glory OF the true faith The
expressions used towards England to exclude the
possibility OF encylic letter being directed against cler
ica agitation in the British dominions"
Nevertheless, the correspondent who has furnished the
above abstract states that upon his own knowledge that
not long after the secret consistory OF the 27th ulL,
member OF the permanent congregation OF Cardinals drew
up monitoy epise. the contents OF which, though not
conceived under official form, intended TO calm
the agitation by exhoratons. addressed to the Irish cer
gy. 10 yield to the times. however perverse.
The Iaiia Popoo quotes letter from Rome, stating
that preparations were making in the Vatican. which IN
duced the belief that the Pope would shortly undertake
journey to France.
II is reported at Naples that all the persons lately con:
demned for participation in the events OF The 10Th oil
May. lS4s would be amnested.
The CASE OF THE MADIAls.-Letiers OF the 10th, re.
ceiyed from Genoa report the arrival in that city, en-
TO Florence, of the Earls OF Roden and Cayan, and
Captain Troter, depuation from the Protestant AL
lance, to neIcede with the Grand Duke OF Tuscany for
The release OF Francisco and Rose Mada who have been
condemned heightened period of Imprisonment, with
hard labor for alleged impety in holding and teaching
Protestant doctrines their own house. The depuation
had received several memorials transmitted IRON this
country, for presentation TO the Grand Duke but il was
feared they would be compelled TO withhold Of
them as more likely to obs'ruct than promote the object
OF their mission Lord Roden, who accompanied by
the Hon. r. Somerset Maxwell, obliged 10 proceed
to Florence in his carriage in consequences OF every bed
prcoccupied The following, far as has yet been as
certaDed is the list of continental delegates associated
with the British depuation From France, Count Agenor
de Gasparen and M. de Mimon; from Holland, M. Elout
de Soeerwoude; Wurtemberg, M, Won Pislorous; Prus
STA, M Bothman Hollwegg; and Switzerland, Colonel
Tronchin.
BERLIN, Oct 2s-Count Arnn. Bluberg. who is in
trusted with special mission to Florence, 10 ntercede
with all the authority OF the Prussian government Tor the
release of The Madas. has left Berlin. He is accompa-
MED by the two gentlemen whom the Congress of The
Protestant Evangelical Church, held lately at Bremen,
named for the purpose Captain Ronin and A. Both
mann Howeg, the latter the chief oil the liberal conser
vave party in the Chamber These gentlemen have, OF
course, official character. They will merely join the
English French, and Swiss depnaton charged with the
remonstrances OF the several Protestant churches. IL
is hoped that il the object OF the deputaon be not
obtained. the inercesson will still have effect in
Italy.
A CATHOLIC VIEW THE MADIAI PERsEcUuoN.-The
DebatS has the following The case OF the Madais
/ "The recent declarations of the Prince Louis Napo-
leon in favor OF liberty OF conscience not super
huous in the present affairs Of the world TO they
may In Christian State, almost Doors
two peaceabe citizens condemned to the gaeys
for having read the Bible in the vulgar tongue The Ro
church has lately spoken loudly in favor OF liberty
1t was by invoking this principle that il lately &C
compished the greatest changes in the organization
OF hierarchy IN England, in spite OF the efforts OF the
government OF the nation In the name OF liberty OF
conscience it installed Cardinals and Catholic Bishops
in Protestant country. and in face of national church
All those who proclaim liberty of conscience, whether
in France or England, sincere, and had that IN
their hearts which is heard from their lips; they have
fine opportunity OF raising their voice in vindica
this or that DOGMA but of the right of be Caho
lies Protestants. There is not free conscience
throughout the world that should not rise against the
outrage perpeuated by the Cour Royae Florence.
deportation OF Proeslanls from France England, Swilzer
land, Holland and Germany Is at this moment al Flor
ence 10 intercede in favor OF Mada and his wife We
4 trns ha nav he
Leopold but in any the friends OF religious lber;
ty, whatever religion they may belong, will second
their prayer"
The CONFESSIONAL AND THE wHIp-We find the fol-
lowing statement in the Naupsau Patriots Sauoien:
"The vicar OF Boege has lately accustomed himself 10
impose penance the females OF his flock the obi
CATION OF coming 10 his chambers, where, alter their
backs stripped, they receive Hagellaon IRON The
pastoral hand. There mistake about the TACT, which
has evoked cry OF indignation throughout the commune
More than thirty females are known TO have submitted
this inf cton others have refused TO endure the deg
radiation The last attempt OF the priest failed The
vicar had in his chamber female who eneisnte,
whom under the preex OF penance he was desrous OF
oggng, and about 10 proceed BY force to carry out
his purpose but the woman, being frightened, uttered
loud cries. which brought the neghbors TO her aid We
live under constitutional government but u these things
are done under the green tree, what will they do under
the dry I"
M Dplfosse the radical candidate has been elected
President of the Belgian Chamber OF Deputies, by 81
votes 10 40 given TO NJ Delahaye.
l. TURKEY
II was stated in the last accounts from Consantnope
that the plague had broken out the frontiers OF Persia
but the board of health OF ConstantnopIe has declared
that The maady which prevails there not the plague,
but the cholera.
Geographic despatch dated Trieste the 25h instant,
announces that the Turkish loan has been refused.
The Debats states that its Vienna letters mention that
dsu Dances had broken out al Constannope, and that
the French ambassador had notified that II within
days the refusal OF the loan recalled, he should
demand his passports.
CossrAsrisorLE, Oct 10 M. Llyaette this day
ceves official communication regarding the loan The
Divan gives its usuhcatve reasons for rejecting the
Transaction II appears NJ Couturier the agent OF the
Bank OF Constantinople, and the Prince Camaki, have
acted precpltaely by concluding the affair previous TO
its being ratified by the Sultan. The ministers unan-
imposition other parties having forward who offer
two three five million sterling at 81 per cent,
and without premium.
The Sultan immense quantity OF plate and Jew
elry the minto be coined, They have been returned
to him, accompanied by written statement that the
financial embarrassents OF the government were not IN
such sad condition TO require such expedient
The Armenian bankers have scaped ether 100 900,
and the Turkish ministers about G250Oo0 These sums
suffice TO relieve the exgences OF the moment BY eight
or days have doubt that apprehensions what.
ever will be felt BY The treasury.
An event which has caused much talk here is the
especially as yesterday was the day fixed The Sultan
early in the morning hs chamberlain TO Lavselle
TO inform him that he could receive him account
OF indsposiuon.
Arrival al the Glasgow.