Daily American organ. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1856, 1855-07-12
Correspondence of the Newark Daily Advertiser.
Affairs in Rome.


ROME, June Z, 1855.
There is no prospect Of composition of the diff
ferences between the courts Of Rome and Naples
touching the Jesuits. The Pope's special ambas
sador win probably soon return, without having
brought the incensed King to terms 1t is whis
pered in well-infomed quarters, that French dip.
lonacy fosters the controversy; and it is certain
that the French legations are at least Jesuitical
Iu Naples, the members of the Society Of Jesus
wear the French badge Of the order, while here
they display the Italantrue to the instinct of be-
ing all things to all men. Though the Gallo gar
rison is the only physical security of the papal
government against the people, it is worthy Of re-
mark that its moral influence is undermining its
future; for nothing is more certain than that the
presence Of this body of free-talking Frenchmen
has promoted the diffusion of heretcal notions,
aud encouraged holder expression of them. The
stirring political topics of the day are now discussed
Ia the cafes, and in private circles, with remarka-
bls freedom. One of the best informed Romans
assured me this morning that he had never known
slch unanimity and holiness of sentiment among
his countymen as exists at this moment, though
he deprecates any premature manifestation of it.
The more considerate feel that the time has not
come for another movement They hope for the
time to come, when France and England will in
t.rpose to divorce the Church from the State, and
secure for the people of the Roman States better
government
The Pope made an official visit day or two
since TO the College of Cadets, where consdera-
bio body of Roman youth are under training for
the military career, on the occasion of an anniver
sary discourse from the Minister of War. SO you
sc, that the Church Is still militant The Broth
ers of Providence" is new religious association
which originated in Belgium, has just been charged
with the Institution of a house Of detention for
minors condemned by the police for criminal Of.
fences, with a view TO their separation from old
offenders. Monseignor Savero, one Of the Pope's
private chamberlains, leads the movement The
system of fogging for particular offences Is to be
introduced in It's discipline.
Prince Lucien Bonaparte, grandson TO Joseph,
has adopted the ecclesiastical career and been en-
rolled among the Supernumerary Chamberlains OF
the Pope. The reverend Prince Is just now in
Paris, having accompanied his brothers and sisters
thither at the recent call Of the Emperor.
A renewed effort 10 restore unity between the
Roman and Greek churches is now in contempa-
ton, and Greek convert, NJ. Ptz'pios, founder Of
the Christian Oriental Society,"" is now here su.
perintending the publication by the Propaganda Of
work entitled 1.-THE Oriental Church." II ID
printed at the expense and by order of the Holy
Father himself, as preparatory step TO the hoped
for reunion. II traces the separation TO the apos
tacy Of the clergy at Constantinope, and contends
that the great body OF the Greek aity is orthodox
and anxious to be restored to Rome, and that pc
litical events are suspicious.