New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-11-19
NUMBER 22l,
SUMMARY OF FOREIGN NEWS,


BY HE TEAMsHIp BALTIC.
Our lca ny the steamship Baltic, which arrived at
Ne" lork on the 10th inst, came to hand yesterday
Or readers VIII IND condensed in the following sum
mary all the Intelligence Of interesting nature
which we could find in our papers.
Great Britain.
Another complication has arisen in the AnrIo
| French relations, which is delcatelv expressed by
saying that the French official organ lntinates that
the friendly relations OF the two governments; are
not so strong to insure that their continuance
! Will be found in all cases consistent with the liberty
OF the press, a it exists under its present legal
! relations in England.
The plain English of this paragraph is that the
Paris Nonteur published the following in its official
column:
various organs Of the English press have for
some time past been in the habit of litFlsine calu
MES against the French government which are the
more odous as they are concealed under an anony-
nous mask, and allow no other answer than contempt
We understand the respect which the liberty of the
press receives in England; and in thus noticing its
errors We conne ourselves to appealing to the good
sense and good faith Of the English people to warn
them against the dangers Of system which, by de-
stroylns confidence between the two governments,
would tend to disunite two nations, whose alliance s
| the best guarantee of the peace Of the world.'
Tins paragraph of the 4no1iteur il construed into
q menace, and has awakened the ire of the English
press generally The most noticeable replies to it are
of the Morning Post, which comedies with the lLoni.
| teu''s sentiments. The Times and Post, it will be
remembered are the professed organs Of the govern
niellt.
a newspaper statement from Paris SAYS a despatcb
! had been received from the British government an
! nouncing the unpleasant effect produced upon the
Brih public by the note Of the -Nonittu and add
of the note which refers to the possibility of the a-
ance being endangered.
France.
Letters from Paris are still without any satisfactory
int ,n,Gf
is feared that some commercial distrust has began
| to manifest itself
Spain.
The Madrid Gazette Of the Goth contains decree
granting all amnesty to all who took part in the in
sIlrrection Of July last Another decree restores to
their rank the persons who were cashiered in June
and July, 1884, at the time of the O'Donnel in7ur-
recton. a large augmentation Of the army is to be
carried into effect Immediately. Gen. Santos de la
HOra succeeds Gen. de Nicer as President of the SUI
preme Tribunal of War and Marine. The Queen gave
grand banquet in honor Of the Russian Embassador.
Italy.
There is nothing new to relate with reference to the
Ncapoiltail question: The dispatch that expect
ed to allnoucc the departure OF Baron Brener from
Naples had not been received, and it is therefore
matter OF doubt whether he has left, whether he is
still at his post waiting for some favorable change in
King Ferdinands intentions. 4 private dispatch
states that he left the city Of Naples on the 18th
According to the journal de FranhtoH the combined
fleets will appear in the Bay OF Naples if, within
doris the King Of Naples do not return sati5ac tory
answer to the Anglo-lallic demands.
Prince Petralla, it is said, has communicated note
in reply TO the advice rendered by Austria to King
Ferdinand. The Ncapolan Government acknow-
lodges Austria friendly suggestions but regrets that
to yield to- the demands Of the Western Powers would
be equivalent to an abdication Of the rights of
eighty.
! Accounts continue to come to hand respecting the
recent earthquake. At BrindiSi the people were so
alarmed that numbers put to sea in boats and others
| remained for days i'll the open fields On the night
OF the 18th another shock was felt at SesSe, near
Naples.
\ letter from Naples of the 3ath mentions that
an American Sloop-O-war the Constellation, left the
previous week for Constantinoplc. and was mmedi-
ately replaced by the Congress- which remains.
Owing to the bad grape crop, the export of
grapes, wines, vinegar, tartaric acid and potash is
prohibited from the Roman States till the 7h Of Sep
! temDcr lNj1.
Ep1cT or THE Holy OFFICE, RoNE-Re-cstob-
HMmch Of the i.quisuon-rhe following cdct has
been issued by the Holy Office at Rome. We give it
in full, as published by the Correspondence Nulienne
of the 18th October:
"We +. r. Thomas Vincent Airaldi of the Order
ofIreachcrs Master in Sacred Theology, and in the
towns and dioceScs of Ancona, Osimo-Cignoli. JEST
Senigna. lorcto and Recamati, Macerea and Talen-
torGeneral Of the Holy Apostolic See especially ap-
pointed against herctical hepravty:
''Bcng dSirons, as imposed by holy office. that
the Catholic faith (wtlout which, as the Apostle Paul
writes to the jews it is impossible to please Col)
should he III jurisdiction maintained pure and i'm
macuate from all hereto conta%ion and experience
having proven unto lis that nmny persons from malice
others from liSobedcnce. and finally others from ig-
norance, do not fulfill the strict obligation they are
under Of denouncing to the holy Office the mistleels
which come under its attrutios, and that serious i'll
convcniences and errors result thcrefrom not only
against good morals but especially against the Cath
oc faith nevertheless we, who have especially at
heart the glory OF God, the full conservation and in
crease Of the holy faith and the salvation of souls, to
obrlate all disorder with the apostolic authority i'll
trusted to us. command, i'll virtue OF holy obedience
and under pair EoteXCommuncation, without prejudice
to other penalties prescribed by the sacred canOns
dccrees constitutions and bulls of the sovereign pom
lifts by this present e1ict, all and every person. what
evrrhi> station rank or employment whether lay OF
clerical, md within the delay OF one month"; ten days
OF which assigned for the first ten for the second
and ten for the third pcrcmptory term, to inform
against and notify tn ndically. to Wears
resident curatcs all and each Of such persons may
come under his OF their acquaintance;
''Whp are hcretcal, suspected Of being So o.
adhered to or do adhere to Jewish, Mohammchan, OF
Pagan rites or who may have become apostates from
the true Catholic faith;
"Who may have committed acts from which suttt
cient proof nght he deducted that they are in opel
secret league with the devil, performing arts o
, sorGrry, OF magic, or neCronancy, Offering to the
abOyeamcu (Sic) perfumes, incense, or prayers Ul
the discovery OF treasures on other unhoy purposes
by nNOC1l1nlS or promises OF obedience, OF by 0tlel
practices in which his hume others are invoked
Who are familiar with who practice nerro
Nancy, matter what sort of maggie with tllc
abuse of the sacramcntS, sacred Or hallowed things;
Who. not being ordained should have usurpcC
with savri1cgious tcmcrity the right OF performing
mass, or vino are suspected of administering the
SA'lnnrn Of penitcncc TO the faithful Of Jesus Christ
: "Who may have abused Or do abuse the Sacra!ncn
+ of penitence. or the locality QuoSo) Of the sam,
, against the Apostolic ,lcl rccS;
- Who may have held or who hold secret meeting
in contempt and to the prejudice Of against tn
Catholic religion:
- " no may have uttered utter herctcal bias
T. phcmes against God Almighty the Most Holy Virgil
Mary and the Saints, or who may have do expires
4 contempt for sacred images;
! :" who, despite a solemn oath in the profession @
nom!ttcr what religion approved by the Church, q
after having taken holy orders, may have, or do con
i tract, Or try to contract marriage
"Who during the lifetime OF IL first wife, take
second, who during the lifetime OF first husband
n tax" Or try to take secoud
- ''NhD may have, Or have entlcavorrd to impede, III
matter how the Functions OF the Holy ln4u>ltion q
= who. matter how may have acted contrary TO tn
bull OF his Holiness, Pius v Of blessed memory Wtic
i commences as follows 81 de prOtfsendis
~ Who may have published <ytre> against the Soy
cregl Pfiit the Sacred College. nigh church tuiic
, tOnnrieS al established religious orders who ma
u have published writings no matter how, containlu;
IT abuse or PROCLAMATION OF Holy Writ
G. Who. without the regular permission. should aT
in thrr writings lrfnS here's