The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-11-07

Of faith pursr than the present, whom they limited
the permission TO raise affairs {, the Son Of MANI
What wou become OF our brethren in the Catholic fsth
dispersed they this day. tho whole surface
of The earth it, In imitation our intolerance they
compelled to their churches and demosh the
walls thai encioie their cemeteries in every country
here religion not the re gion Of the Slater Nay
What would become Of the sepuchre Of the Beleemsr OF
the world and of the Holy ShriDes which at this day
! respected by the children of Mahomets What
would become OF the millions of Catholics established ia
England in the various States of Germany and in To
United Sates What would become OF the thousands OF
missionaries who traverse the globe in all directions ana
Who y.n invoke the tolerance Of their fellow ens
With what right with what could we complain
II the n.nt If London OF Contautipope re.
qurn that Roman Catholic Christians shod be Inferred
in lie ucde Of open field like animals or as Protes
tsnt Christian treated in Spainy In spite OF such
reasons which are a. clear the light Of day,
informed that there is an individual (the
/ papal Nunoio Is here meant) who il still max.
1 ing the greatest efforts prevent govern ment
frou sllawiog the establishment of Prote tant
cemetery Fortunately and for the honor Of our
try The person whom alluce and who fancies he
by such cunfus the interests of the church.
mo- ho5n 10 the spsnih doninions nor 4, he Spanish
c 7eD He is the subject Of foreign Prince in whose
territory the Jews tolerated. In the event Of his
timing ttat OPPOSITION, the government should reply ~
sion Vhch assured ii has granted for Madrid
a. Least, ~ ooerng that cemeteries may be estab
lhEed or lroestants in all ports. We should
thus be enabled 20 reliy to those who caumniate Ms and
VINO oeclays tlat the fanatics fathers
when ire MCOrs expelled. and that Africa
really begins at to psreuees We should thus reply with
eloquent acts TO those Who suppose 10 be far behind
the forks in Utilization We should thus imps 1T
arma tn Ceveloperent of our wealth by encourag
2 ing the ANIMAL soil Of the emf grants
who ake tter eaptal and their industry to other
shores much hospitable than ours and where they
do mot en- ,oanter intolerance and tigotry.
According to all accounts, the Sartorius Cabinet
l. not IN reasing in popularity, and 1t Is doubtful
ohethor there any man In 1t sufficiently pc Ferfil
to dispense with TIE capricious patronage OF court
iavorie. ! wss not wrong IN surmising that the
reconciliation OF the chief of the Cabinet with Mar
shel Nervaez more than doubtful The object
OF thetoImer is To render by some means the Mar
sbsl incapable Of acting again in leading political
capacity, shCslo he return to Spain. II Is thought
that he has Intention Of fixing himself at Aran
iuez which is however, rather in dangerous proyi-
nifty to the capital A change in the Paris embassy
is considered not improbable, and General Mazar-
redo is spoken Of likely to succeed the Marquis
Of Viluma. Private letters from Madrid Of toe date
above ,eftned 10. say that the reception of the
Queen by the people, on her way to the Chapel of
Atocha, was cold in the extreme. Scarcely uiva
was heard.
Foreign Miscellany
letter from Tiebzond Of the 2lst ult states that
the foriifcatons the citadel, and all the works of
defence Of that place. have just been armed in very
formidable manner, and that an attack from the
Russians the side OF the Black Sea not to be
feared. The squadron which had been demanded
for the protection OF the coast was every day expected
from Copstantipople rhe Turkish army, on that
important point OF Asia Minor is in excellent condi
ton, very numerous, and well commanded. The
Russian forces on the contrary, are represented as
inferior ia condition, ana not numerous on the west
ern froLier being entirely concentrated in Georgia
and Circsssia Ii was in order to demand reinforce
ments that the military governor of the Caucasian
provinces whose headquarters are at Tifis, had
lately sent one Of the officers OF his staH to st.
Petersburg.
Advices from Vienna, in the Post An,m Gazette,
Of Frankfort, confirm the rumor that the Russian
troops are moyicg up the Danube in great masses.
The situation of the Christians who inhabt the
Turshh towns Is represented as becoming daily
more critical; the AlbaniaDs stationed at Rustuck,
who talk with great ardor of a war against the Rus.
SLAMS, are suspected of contemplating pillage.
The Congress of Protestant clergymen for all Ger
many, nov assembled at Berlin, have drawn up
among other resolutions the folio wing:-The church.
recognized by the State ought not to have either the
will Or the power Of restraining such of its members
may prefer to separate from it, in order to form
particular sects. The only weapon which should be
used against dissenting parties is persuasion.
The Archbishop of Cambria, France, has issued
instructions TO the and other eccesastics of his
diccess to refuse the rights OF seputure to persons
committing suicide, unless 1t were clearly proved
that they labored under mental alienation also to
habtual drunkards, who had lost their lives in con-
seGuonce OF that vice; and lastly to those persons
bad Neglected or refused to conform to the laws
OF he church, and had only gone through the civil
rife of marriage. He also orders that one shall be
allowed ~ hold any subordinate Office in the church
who does not bear an rreproachable character, and
that no one shall be employed as organist singer or
MUSICIAN who shall perform at balls other public
places of amusement, and that young girl who
frequenis public dances shall be allowed to carry any
statue, banner, or waxlights at professions.
Tie Iewly born son Of Don Miguel was baptised
On the 4ih, in the chateau of Heubach. The cere
nlopy was celebrated by the Portuguese Bishop of
Graida. The godfather was Dou Carlos, Infant of
Spain, who was represented by the Prince Charles
Henry de Lopenstein. Wertheim Rosenberg. The
child received several names, the principal one
being Miguel.
Among the officers commanding the Egyptian
contingent now at VarBa, is one of Napoeons ad-
treat from Russia took service in Egypt, and having
been distinguished by Mehemet Ali as brave and
capable officer received the LIST regiment of Egyp-
tan Guards. became Mussulman, and took the
name Of Solihan Bey.
The Sandwich Islands.