The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-07-09

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Dc tss d isrrht Hsrr. THEN being chasle AMI
uLEansa DID cs'nouet hiIss~li lswd,y aud indie
ssr,Iy ssn To tis ,ad Harriet bsrs ~ to one Jane
Log tBv fsjsb " ood catherine Gnrinan ADD one
De I.rsy. and by raen thereof and VI the
si0 Other matt era horrnbfTe te forth the said
g. g. Az hiIh waf guilty binary d.pravity ani
VA, " he tcandsi u Cath.l.ciI IN.
IT, That th. raid q q. achll wss profigate by the
eomDn,nn Of the aid acts Nf prohsacy and also had
IL Al was nnbshsyei and bypocrte.
IL That The raid u. q AebIll NJ the Convent Of Grn
di at Nisrho in The y 1888, continually absented
ntsb 10 he ehoI ~ thu chapee of the said convent
duiilg divine tsJyee and was squenter OF private
lou.t c,nrury to the rules Of lne said order Of st.
d, mimic and had thereby given of, to divers lay
p nons not NOR Of the laid order, whose names arc
10 he raid }. II Newman unknown.
~ That on the 10Th day II june. tS41 at Rome, BY
the Court If The Hny Office BQui.ion the said u. a.
Acbh NJ ~ de nom the Gel. brnton mlss and
Oh stlso ft VI souls, and from preaching AMI
h.aDx confessions and from exercsiDg the sacerdotai
,fnce
20. That sfter Tie said g g. Acbini had debonched
the taio E@a De Atsti ndrs at Verbo of the age Of
tw. MY eight years the LIST September 1888 he
ohrpd pi, the Of 90 souoi (fl0 30 the father
OF the said young damages; and that by the
ocsl reports Of the Lee at viterbo Il is declared that
,he raid q. A:hli had given the eaid money such
hu, money tn The raid father ot the ,ad young woman
u hist the lit of January. 1889 in and by OH
cal mt report " The sfcers Of police at Naples
and bling .morg,t the achiver and documents of Tho
said Neapolian police the raid g. a. Aobilh report
eu and declared 10 be known for habit ncontnency at
Naphs.
%. That after the said g. G. Achili had debauched
the fnid MariaDna Crsaf the wife Of the said Nicolo
of the aid g. G. Acbli before the civ tribunal At
Corfu in esct Of The said crime OF adultery that to
say that ktoo G,iamoni by Antonio Capsllo his avo
cate pesehl,d le'loon to the court praying that
petition prss, Dted his said wife Marianne for alimony
should be ec,d the ground that the sad Mari
anna bad le.n gritty OF adultery with the said u q.
Achh snd oa.G To prove the by lawful witnesses
d That Nh sad g. Aehiii oa The LIST Of january.
1859 and div Js other days. though knowing himself
to have be, guilty Of the several OTIS aforesaid did
a.Dy III III all; and that the said q. Aehili when no
committed the taid offences and thereby was in fact
rave iuras md tn hn sp.ki
after ruth; and that by Of The sid offences tho
said G. AchIli and Is pruof that priests may fail
and frars break their vows; that by OF his
suid III, pccr that sao g. Achiih and Is unworthy
TO b. believed in respect of the charges by him made
agoint the doctrines and discipline Of the church Of
Il, me and he pe,son. protesting the Aud so the
faid N,vm: says that the said alleged libel
sis Of allegations true in ubfance and in fsct and OF
fair and req enable coinn,n ts thereon
And the raid II. Newman fun Their saith hat at the
time Of II. publi hing Of the saisleged libel il for
the public b, u, t that the matters therein ntaned
should b. PUBLISHED becaufe he ays that graf
prevailed and pubic diecGssvns had been
ho in divers places in England on dive matters OF con-
uo,erty h,tween the churches 81 England Ind Rome
with iespct 10 which important rbr truth should
b. know y; and inat much the sad g. G. Achi took
pr mine Mt psri u sDoh d CUSHIONS and his opinion an
ttmo3 we're ~ i0aLy persons Appealed 70 ana rehed
on D. {, Eeron OF character ana respcciablty, with
reier 10 III matters in controversy it necessary
oI The purpae = more -Itctuay examining and eNcef
ainiIe The ruth that the matters in the said alleged
libel h'ud be published and known in order that 1t
might fully appear that the oRnipn and testimony
of the sald Acbili no, serring Of credit
consideration by Of his pre,os conduct and
also b, the raid g. Achili had been and
Inning am. Lean ingon Brighton Bath. Cambridge,
Hunting don and ell ewhcre by
pre- aeh lecturin excite discord ana animosy
paI Ids hf Ma oman Catholic subj ctS aud against
the gien .hd practice Of persons protesting the Roman
Catholic religion. aglins. the peace Of our said Lady
thr queen; and il OF mIt rspec ami conclusive
tbe Jimins hing Of such cscord and luminosity and to
preserye The peace Of sid Lady the Queen. that
The taid matters should be published and known to
all lie &c snitcts OF said Lady the Queen and
also b, care The sad q a. Aebili han improperly pre-
tndd 10 such subjects that he person innocent of
NE sad crimes anc misconduct and that he was greaty
iDjnrd by The snd foreign ecclesssti tribunals aud
that he ad been prsteuied and oppressed the Roman
Catholic Church. and by the Bishops and authorities
there account Of his religious opinions aud that h
wac martyr account OF la religious opinions and by
Of such improper pretenc cndravoEing. aud
was bk to Obtain credit and support from such sub
tets by Of tbnr beir ignorant of the said mis-
CONDUCT If The sad q e. Acnil; 1t then became AMI
was 81 public impU lance ana for the public benefit to
pose The IMPROPERLY and of truth Of such preopces
and to prevent the said suects from being deceived and
mlcd by such prtences ana TO have the real character
VI The said G q. Achli and his conduct made known
TO such subjects aud the public in general Ana
also because many benevolent persons and The public
aud give assistance to The said q. q Achill on the
ground of hif hering been harshy and unu.lg treat
by the said Court OF the Holy Office. Iugui.ision
and by The raid superior u he said Order ct St. Donp
Ic and on hr eiound Int he person deserving u
purpssc q showing thu; Use laid g. q kch had been
trta aiijy ald property and according Il his dcsats
g. Arhi i por wholly nraescrfiug OF iiniuess
ar3 asshtancc. and because the said q. . Ayhiii
had obtained and likely aealn % obtain. pre-
der which il was unl .bain ~ reason Of The mid
matters, and Which hc ha1 obtained and likely
obtain only by reason q lie aid matters being unknown
and ~ Iii hcl The aid II newman says Ii.
published The aid alleged libel h. lawfully might Tor
the aiore aid. and this The sad j. H. Newman il
ready 20 verify; wherefore h. rnIys judgment, &c.
The replication joined issue on the Plea OF ne,
guilty, Gid replied dc !a3i9ia TO the plea Of justik
cation, whcreupcn issue vas joined
The Attorney General said-The prosueutor, Dr..
Aehilli, is an Italian by birth and vas formerly
monk Of tho Dominion order, and priest Of the
Roman Catholic church Je has since ombmcel
the Protestant faith. and is ROW the minister Of IN
Italian Protestant Church in the neighborhood Of
Golden squaie The defendant, DR. Newman, was
formerly clergyman Of the Established Church.
Ilo has siI become convert 10 Tho Roman Catho-
lie faith, aud most jealous priest. Before the
year 1851, DR. Achiln had paid occasional visits TO
This country; but having in that year escaped from
the prison Of tho lnquist;on in which he had been
confined Tor six months, he arrived in this country,
Grd has resided here ever since. He is person OF
considerable talent, Of great sefIcance Of indoni
table energy, ard he ought perhaps add that no mp
pears to possess strong determined will, which oc
cnsionaliy renders him unwilling 10 submit 10 nu-
thoiiiy. Such person, having revelations to make
respecting the dungeons OF the iDquisiion, in which
he bad been twice iEcaIeerated, and MS to tho
lgous doctrines and practices Of the professors Of
the Roman Catholic religion, was likely 10 be lis
tened TO by the public with the greatest attention
He attended public meetings, whore bo excited
much interest, and the statements there made whom
published were read with tho greatest avdiy 1t
was found that such a man was most formidable
adversary. 1t WAS thought 10 be most Important
object, therefore, to npeaoh his veracity and dos
troy bis credit and person to have addressed
bmsefto the talk with zeal. if not with uaore
ability, tbon DIR Newman. He aware Of tho
terper Of the English people, aud be knew that
nothing was more likely scandrlize them than il
charges OF immora,y could DO fixed upon ".
Aciili He therefore raEed up all the scandals that
the enemies Of DIR Achili hid ever dsse minated,
and gave them cut ID his own language TO
the persons whom 10 addressed, and then gave
them out TO the world in the raraphiet which
he afterwards published Ii soeus that Dr.
Newpan was engaged, in the year ls5i, IN giving
course Of ee'ui,s to the brothers of The 0ratory
and the pamphlet in question is the ffh lecture, on
the Logical Inconsistency Of the Protestant NicS
In this pamphlet bo undertook 10 destroy he cha