The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-02-09


cordance with the circumstances Of thing. aud TINES.
But, the canonice institution gives rig Il
sascal property only Il has been desreed that those
who sha be nominated to bensfcs whatever, great
small shall not the Administration OF the
estates pertaining thereunto Without having ia
due TO the canonica ap ,oinment 1t has hk.wse
agreed that order TO possession OF cathedral
churches aid their estates will be necessary TO OBJ
~ the ns q sns ns
all usage and c astom notwithstanding.
AS TO the religious communities waich when we'll ad
minstered always useful to the state aud
the church. and their mobiles. oInsusnts 1t mas
agreed that they shalt be according 70 the rules
siding at the Holy Apostolic See considering always OF
course the authority Of the bishops couformab to the
esa that these upeIiors General shall hsvs light to
unicate freely with those regi ,us communities
that are conaded to them and to yisit them At hsir
bout any obsa s to observe the rules Of their iost
tuition congregation to receive novices admit to
the regie profession. The bishops shall hAvs the
right to establish in their diocesses orders or conyreg,
ons Of both sexes, observing what the hoy
with 70 much wisdom prescribed.
Nor has it been forgotten to confirm aud protect with
all the care and attention possible, toe natural right
longing to the church Of possessing all sorts Of property
for In This eaue Cno0rdat 1t has been established that
the church Of itself acquire freely oy
every egi innate tile and that the property Of the
ought to be altogether intact and nvo OLE Therefore
the religious foundations we'll old new, never,
or united the faculties conceded ia this respsst oy the
Council Of Trent remaining nevertheless, entire and In
tact The eecesas zeal estates shall be administered by
those In whom the holy recognize the right ad
mnistraton. But as the most pious Emperor grams
from the public treasury subsidy to the charches
and will not cease to grant It, these goods nei
Their be sold nor submitted to notable change without
the Of this Apostolic See and of his Majesty of
hs 70 wno% sney Sa nnk .rs imp sns
estates called funds Of religion and study and wh;l ia
virtue Of their origin are the property Of the clurh
chuI Oh ITSELF and the bishops shall supe wise them
cordng to the dispositions determined by this Aoostoi
foundations they will be employed tor the Divine va
ship the churches seninnres and all works pertaining
TO the ecclesiastical minis ry even TO the nods taen
selves, after previous concert between this apostolic
S+e and the Imperial Government be divided toto
permanent ecclesiastical donations. Bat the OF
the unds Of study shall be employed only for tbs acv,n
tage Of Catholic instruction according to the p,us in
tentions Of the founders.
The enaoupents Of the vacant benefce, shall also be-
long 10 the funds Of religion and In the orovr
AutIisn empire where these unds do no. exist mixel
cSunc I, l. or commissoas shall be instituted ~ p
pal income as of all the eeneces during theic vacancy
according to the form end rules BY the Apos
because OF III. ssd conciton of the tme. in pact
Of the countries under Austrian rsls, the e,c,s
That in consequence particular circum tnces the,
cannot be reestabi he'd throughout tho wn,e empire
deferDg to the request Of his Majesty aud taking
hai so much-we have gantsd and decreed that the
right of exactug the tthes remsin,ng n,act and
wreteve II actually exis Ia other localities in place
OF those tthes compensation dotatons usy as-
signed by tre Imperial Government ia property aud in
permanent funds in State rents for the irpoe Of
torg distributed to all those who had ha rsa to exs:
tthes And these dotetous his Msjasty has also
cared shall be assigned without kind of coaage and
which they replace.
Finally IT has been ruled that al the other questions
relative TO persons and thing. belonging church, aud
which mentioned in the agticss Of hi Coco dat
shall be treated and solved according tho doctrine o
the Cstt oil: church and the usage ane disc sppfvsd
tablshed that the laws, ordinances aad
ever way they may up 10 this time naye expressed
in the Austrian empire, and in each of the Countries
iected to it, and which contrary to the present Con-
cordat are legally abolished and abroga.ed aud .hat
the State throughout the entire extent Of the
dcminions.
Such are the principal points Of this last Conf,
which we have briefly communicated to you venerable
brothers. to the end that may offer up gather great
ttsrk gvngs to the Father of Msrces and God Of all
to most dear Christ Francis Joseph Em
reror and Apostolic King Of Austria. Let humbly
s %s How sS,' a ns
sim and of all the blessed in heaven whose festival we
are af,er celebrating in the joy Of commoo solemuity
cslaiies and to grant, in his clemency tothe Christian
people who serve it, a great increase Of graces.
Allccution or our Holy Father, Pope Plus TX.
IN coNsIsToRY, DEC. II, 1865.
,Iansiss,"n OF the Eond.n Weekly Register
b, en-, what consolation has been afforded us
amongst the gevous cares Of our pontdcsts by the
in Christ Francis Joseph Emperor Of Aus.ris, aud
Apostolic King sipce confidently trus. that BY the
i, 10 the Catholic Church and all tho faithful pei,
pie OF his vast empire Being vehemently desfous
o' s asa at .Ss y q
tbs most religious sovereign and lastly, Of openly
ard pubLcly declaring the distinguished and altogether
regard this same Emperor and King therefore, following
the examples CT predecessor especially of Uccan
yn Alexander W. and Benedict XIV, before apo int
at rQh avp naJ
to sggre gate in your most ius.rious college ecc,s
asc, most acceptable to onrseli AID to the vey p.,us
Prince, and well deserving Of Catholics aud the
STE WHO has given bis most earnest endesvors the
toImstion Ct the convention Tois Il oar venerable
Who sprure from noble Hoe powerful ia acute ,e,s OF
Intellect iustFous hy his nirg IN philosophical aud
tried fidelity to th, Chair Of Peter ned and s1iaIly
di pIsy &c ha knowledge If the ecol
sasteai history at sazeouIg, % the great CORY Of
printed a highly esteemed work corcerniog this
ecelssia tca history After having filed the
of Sacseu aud Lubr with The utmost applause he was
elevated te government. Of the archeosc rai ses Of
Vienna, and has discharged ia the most rlary
nasri er the veshsiest oeoes Of the pastoral c.re
making the glory Of God and the vst.on his
one thi.c
How seems II 10 your
ties Peter ard Paul and our oGn We create joseph 9th
Eausehtr Archbishop Of y;enna Csrdtnaisiest Of
dsrensatous delegations clauses. In the aame Of
tbs Fath y and OF the Soof aad of the Holy Ghost.
AmenI
After having uamed certain bishops to vacant sees,
the S veIeign tonti continued IN these -otjs:-l
Now that have given pastors 20 The
with TO add 20 your body other persons emiaent by
reei zine and prudence, that, in vita
ycuIselve, hey may give their assistance in the gov
eminent Of the universal church. We know THAI our
predecessors, following thes wise counsels Of st. Ber-
nard and of the Council OF Trent, BY comforting emf
nent dignity those OF distant countries who de-
serving o. such high honor have always keps viss
desire of augmentpg and ey this Guuity
o honor the universal love OF all nations for he church
and the Holy See, and firm union Of souls
This is why, in times troublous, we doom II
right TO act in the manner in order to con-
solida'e and strengthen the Catholic unity. TITS
will be Increased, show in the most
striking manner, that in the distribution Of honos
tie man Church has regard to the distance of
places, but that size embraces In her love all the faith
without disnc ion Of country, members IL family,
where there exists but and the confession OF
faith and all are Of one accord.
wherefore have decided adding to your c,llege
three other members belonging foreign nations, fully
worthy Of being elected to this high honor BY their great