The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-08-17

newt day desaon reigns over the land The king dur.
ing the bloody saarnaa looked on eagerly and danced
The King Of Dshoey paves the approaches his resi-.
dence and Ornaments the battements OF his palace with
the skulls OF h vtcfms and the great Fetchie tree at
Bodagra has i,s vide spread limbs laden with human
carcasses and limbs. TIN want OF chastity disgrace
and the priests arc employees - pmps.
TIKI POPE AND TIE UssH CATHOLIC CLERGY.
The ParB correspondence u the LOndoa Times contains
the following Of priyxte letter from Rome Of
recent d&teAn apostolic instrusent or BRIEF sued
Cardinal Antonelh and counersened by Cardinal Burma
bo was, have alreacT informed you, transmitted to
Ireland after the death OF the Ute cardinal protect OF
the propaganda, Cardinal frsnconi This document IN,
yited all the Roman Cothoc preales possessing Episcopal
jurisdiction in Ireland TO meet synodica under the prs
sdency OF Archbishop Culen and, among other tange,
II directed special at entcnt ~ the Irish Catholic Uni
versty 2 TO tho national system OF education ia Ireland
8, the College Mayno0th; ard g. TO the ish College
In Paris The ynoaic Il form CT deliberator pre-
scrbed In put an end to certain
which Dr. Cullen had noticed in the former annaa meet
ing o. the rish Ephcopacy. j has also Other advan
sfx their names TO the decisions Of the vorlty;
and, what Is still more important prescribes that these
decisions shall be submitted 10 thu supervision aud
recton OF the Holy See If any 'eiate di, scents from
any decision he il at liberty transmit such dissent to
Rome. Three archbisho g tweDtyt two bishops wear
capi,ular and procurator OF the fourth archbishop
promptly responded TO the apostolic On the
Dublin, and they clostd them the v0th. The docu-
forwarded TO the Holy See bear unquesiionabe
testimony to the mature reflection and pansknS soCi
tude Of the prelates as well rs 10 their al obedience
devoedness to the Holy See The Importance of the
Catholic University for the education Of tue most interest
ing port OF the Irish Catholics viz the professional
the higher and MIDDLE clsssescannot be overrated
The Of that establishment is therefore, primary
object Of the socude Of the Holy See; and the propa
ganda and the ap0sto delegate most anxious 10 Sc
for adequate funds aud adequate attendance OF
pupils and also TO give 10 the emnence and authority
due 10 such institution. The power which secular
authority not famed for its Partially to Roman Catholic
doctrir practices the nation schools
in Ireland and the education Of aCatnoic people,
has been regarded here with jealousy and suspcioo
These have been atey awakened by reports Of undue
interference with practices common well as sacred to
all Catholics from their n'ancyof indirect efforts
cude from the ci ecton OF schools AMI Of certain
preeIsions of the Board Of Education You already
of the anxiety OF the propaganda and oil Dr. Cullen
to remove from May and the Colies des tond lis
what lie considers TO be certain secular indfratt0ns
which. however valuable in political communities,
totally misplaced In establishments for the education OF
the clergy. II was proposed to the synod to give
to the university the Inspection and supervision OF all
the Catholic educational establishments throughout the
provinces The v,ry reverend and very learned rector
d. Newman, presented report. in which he sta.
ted that the very moderate OF Is 600 per annum
would be sufficient for the working OF the university
He suggested that the working funds Of the university
OF present sthe Cullen and Newman Fund.- should be
styled sThe University Fund" and that a committee OF
three TO be appointed by the Irish bishops should form
a Beard Of Trustees It proposed at the instance OF
the propaganda that the College OF Maynooth shouit
TO enjoy ts past and present uncanonical sort OF
half exemption from the authority OF the ordinary Of the
diocese in which the college is situated and that nm
peal TO the propasanoa from the decision OF the Arch
bishop OF DublI be permitted in certain cases. The SD
pre- authority Maynooth and also the Irish
College 10 Paris, is at present in the hands OF large
number Of bishops and III the case OF Maynootn OF some
lsymsn also These gentlemen sceet oi hour or two
two occasions every year end only OF these meet
Dgs IL held at May noob and Of them are ever held
ia Paris il must DO obvious 10 every one that such
bodies having such triang relation with these insttu
tions and practically remote from them far less
suitable departures OF supreme power than single
bstop, and such congregation as the propaganda