New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-11-30

tisso, Gpesen and Posen, YieDns, Munich, Armagh
1uam and Dublin-as well as the Bishops of Lodi
Apbecyy haurienne, Lausanne, Salamsncs Bre-lau
Sion, Namur, Wurzburg, Bresse, Tourney. Mar.
seihes, Wlpzbourg, Verona, Pittsburgh, Baltimore
Cloyne, Northampton, Nottingham and the coa1ju-
tor Of Liverpool.
Two or three centuries ago the acrimonious disputes
OF rval ehurchmen the aoruse point now to be set
forever at rest created such disturbance Chrsien
dom az TO call for the authoritative impo-on Of IL
lence by the occupants Of the chair Of ST. Peter VINO
were Themselves, however occasionally 80 far basel
by party feeling rs barely 10 avoid cOutradicDg each
sther, one oIbdding all good Christians under o4n
OF accommodation, 10 maintain the I'm naculae Goa
ception, aud his successor fOrbiddng them, under
Ike penalty, 10 msintain the contrary. But th time
Tor opposition has gone by, and the ADti.Im nsculate
partssns the followers of the great St Bern ard
soffeneo down either into conviction indifference.
Unanimous appreciation Of the POpes view of the
ease pervades the Council Of Preates. and Cardinal
Wseman gOres in the fact that his first letter, writ
ten and sigped "a Archbishop Of Westminster,
petition to lis Holiness for the speedy caedra es.
ablnhment Of this dOctrinal point The foreign car
dinals in Rome, who have not yet received their
Yet hats are 10 do so before attending the great
mODy. st. Peters has been substituted for Santa
Maggiore as being more spacious and more splendid
church for the funzOne, when will consist of Papa
High Mass procession Of all toe collected eccle~ias-
teal dignitaries, and the publication urJi e orb Of
the bull by the POpes own word OF mouth. All the
Of court pageanty for which Rome is 30 re-
nOwned will be brought into play on the occasion;
and TO increase the weight of theological authority
backing the Iopes decision, the learned Jesuit Per
roni, who has written leDgthy IN favor Of the I'm
sInaculate Conception is TO be created Cardinal.
In order not to send away many prelstes without
their having had any part TO play that Of auditors
three meetings of iheir body will be held sfser the
great ceremony, at the three principal Basiioas OF
Rome for the discussion OF points affecting ecceslas
teal interests avoiding, however the form OF councils
which the court OF Rome 50 much breads converting.
1t lie rumored that Cardinal WiseBan, az the most
learned ember Of the Sacred College since the death
% Cardinal Mai will most probably succeeded TO the
Office Of Vatican Librarian, if such should be found
compatible wi IA his occupations elsewhere.
stated in the beginning Of this letter that the Pope
also succeeding in getting rid of the paper money
Only a few fve-dollar notes remain in circulation,
and the Government resolved 10 get rid of the pre-
MUM on silver by cup de main, OILY pracli-
cable in country like this sent round the police
three days ago TO close the mOney-chaDgers Shoes,
and turn out their owners " unanOinted uoannealed.'
Cali till sticks to the finances with inconceivable
tenacty and the extraordinary power of Cardinal
Antonellis influence over the Popes mind is evident
from bs continuing to hold the ministerial team to-
geher in spite of the vindctve cries of the public
and the concerted opposition of several members OF
the Sacred College.
The gossip Of Rome turns upon treacherous and
murdegous onslaught MADE last week by the Count
del Gallo, at Tivol upon young Engishman named
FurZe, while walking with him IN the country
grudge appears to have arisen from the old ingred'
ents of Jealous quarrels-howers aud ladies. The
Count lett his rival senseless the ground, and lost
no time in taking bis passport for France, where
MIR. Fwze has pursued him. eager for his great
"reyenge."