New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-11-28
THE COUNCIL At ROME.
correspcrdcnee Of The Newark Daily Ad7erti'er.
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corIespondene. cf The Newark Daily AdVsrtiser.
GEsoA Friday, Nov. 3, 1884.
MANY PreIates sno other disniiaries Of the Church
are ass bling at Rome for the grand Convcc alton
end jubilee recently proclaimed by the Holy See
ard 10 be present at the determination OF the question
OF II c Immaculate Conception. Among the arrivals
announced notice he names Of Cardin lis SterckZ
OF kspes, AMI sobvsTzenbt z, Of Prague, Arch
birI op Dixon Prima'e OF Irelaod, Archbishop Cullen
Of Dublin the Bi,hops OF Cloyne, Mar-elles, Verona
&c. Seyersl are also present from South Asia, but
not one as yet from the United States. As the
Assembly IL lot 10 have the character Of a Council
The circBlsr Invitation not general snd inssmuch
es copveBent ioc eings could not well be provided for
more than ihote 10 whom it was sent and moreover
because IL wss not deemed e1pedieDt 10 withdraw A
create lumber from the olOceses. Nevertheless, all
who cone will, II il officially ntma;ed meet cor
GIRL reception.
The occasion ia also attracting large number Of
sps csioIs IL lie the fashion Of the practical times
to ipesk ospsrs. ngly Of the barbsric spend)r and
gorge ous fctons OF heather worship, but yet multi
tudes annually flock to Rome FROM all parts Of Chris
tendon, 10 witOefs its ordinary pageantsi 10 say
nothing of this extraordinary OCCASION which will
doubtless surpass thing seen there in many years
Among the Americans who have recently passed
through is young New York lawyer, of an old New
England PIotetthnt family, who bears letters from
Acbblth"p Hughes as candidate for the priesthood
Notwithstanding that the Gov eminent Of Sardinia
lss by many ecis Of d,loy atty, incurred the dis
pleasure Of the Holy See, told that one Of its
sul jtc's F7ihtr PeroIe, member Of the Society OF
Jteus, IL about TO be rAed 10 Gard n4late. lie Is
understood to be hostile 70 the political policy of the
country.
AN official report just Issued at Turin shows that
there were 1urpg the recent prevalence of the c1o
era in this King dom, 81 079 cases aud IL s72 deaths
We Il sill Of occasional case in this city bat
it excites 10 alarm Business il reyivipg, and the
commerce of the city will be considerably greater
during ibis winter IN consequence Of the recent sus
pension Of trade. There we're, during the last yesr
about 100 arriv8ls from the United States, bringing
oh 4. = tobSprO. steamer
which mace a voyage to New York last spring, from
thi. city, lost few days ago on voyage to Lv-
erpool. IN consequence Of leak Her passengers
and crew rescued
The loss Of the Arctic produced general feeling Of
gloom in this city. Many of her passengers passed
the ast IN Itsly, sDd made numerous friends
here Some Of them purchased rich articles of bijou
terie ver'u, &C. III this city, for their private cib-
nets. and presents for their friends, and ordered
e'hers TO be .bppeo for them a. NegYork. Lever,
the Irish novelist who resides win bis family a, Flo
renee, webt 10 Euglsrd to take passage By her but
n aching Liverpool he found pressing letter
from Mrs L. strongly urging him to defer his visit to
The United states ON account of a remarkable pre-
sentiment that she had, that he constrained to
do so.