New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-11-11

your Legation. Similar instructions have been -.
the English Embassy. You will band over the a,ch;.
Of the Legation to the Consal Of his Imperial N.ss,
ton 10 French suhjects residing 10 the Kingdom q a.
| Two Settles French squadron win be kept = 49,
res at Toulon where il will be within reach 10 res,s
Che orders that il might be requisite to transmit %
csse that il should become Necessary to inrus %
the interests Of our ellowsubects the care Of sunri
ing TIE deficiency caused by the absence Of oSfs,
protection To be prepared at the proper moment 4,
such an eventuality, the commander Of ha squsi
ron has instructions 20 send occasionally ooe .! y.
vessels placed under his ordss TO visit the pors
of Naples and of Sicily when the Captain Of such va
sci win place hms If in communication with our Con
tus With similar object in view II s the inten.in
of her Britannia Majesty TO station squadron IN IL
port of Malta.
"You will be pleased, NJ. lie Baron, 70 read Ab A
patch TO NJ. lie Commandeur Carafs, and to leave
copy with him. "WALrwaL"
Accounts continue to 10 hand respecting n,
recent earthquake. At Bnnds the people were
alarmed that numbers put to in boats and Other
remained for days in the open fields. On the night d
the 10th another shock felt a, sessa, near Naples.
letter from Naples of the 10th, mestou, tk., an
American sloop of-war, the ConsteIati~s, tn the
previous week for CoLstantinople, and WA iumed-
ately replaced by the Congress, which remans.
Owing TO the bad grape crop, the export Of srapes
wines. vinegar tartsric acid and potash Is prohibited
from the Roman States till the 9TH OF September 1885,
On the 18th Of October, the steamer Geneva Of the
Genoese Transatlantic Company, sailed from Genoa
for Rio de Janeiro with 50 passengers and valuable
cargo.
The Coyyrspondence EalenRe Of the 10Th inst. pub
lshed the following curious document, bearing the sig
nature Of the Inqusitor General, with the observation
that comment upon it is needless:
Intv
1--WE. f. r. Thomas Vincent Airaldi, of the Order
of Preachers Master in Sacred Theology, and In the
towns and doceses of Ancona Osimo-Cignoli Jess
Senigaa, Loreto and Recamati Macersta anu lsien
TITO and othei lands and localities annexed lnqastr
General of the Holy Apostolic See especially appointed
sgainst hereca depravity
Being desirous, a. imposed by our holy office, tha
the Catholic faith without which the Apostle Paul
writes TO the Jews, it is impossible TO please God
ehoud be in our jurisdiction maintained pure ana In
macuIae from all hereticsl contagon; and experenS
having proven unto that many persons from maiice
Others fIom disobedience, and finally others from e.
norance DO not fulfil the strict obligation they an
under Of denouncing to the holy office the misdee6
which come under its attributions and that serous IN
copy enesces and errors result therehom not ohig
agn1 st good morals but especially against the Cath
ole faith; nevertheless We, who have especially
heart the glory of God, the full conservation and IN
crease of the holy faith, and the salvation OF souls
obyiaie all disorder, with the apostolic authority To-
trusted 70 u.s. command in virtue Of holy obedience
and upder pain of accommodation, without prejudice
10 other penalties prescribed by the sacred canous
DEGREES constitutions snd bulls OF the sovereign pom
tis by this pres pt edic all and every person. what
ever his station rank employment, whether lay or
clerical and within the delay of one month, ten days
of which are assigned for the first ten for the second
and ten for the third peremptoy term, to inform Against
and notify to judcally, to our Wears or resident
curates all and each of such persons may come un
| der his or their acquaintance;
| "Wbo are hereticsl, suspected OF being go, or
harboiers supporters OF heretics or who may have
doc IN vpuVlsh dan
gan rites, who may have become apostates from tho
true Catholic faith; ..
Who may have committed acts from which sufL
cent proof might be deducted that they are IN open
secret league with L. Devil performing arts Of sor.
cery. of magic or necromancy, offering TO the above
named (scJ perfunes Doense, or prayers for the dis
coyery of treasures other uDhoy purposes; by invo
cations OF promees Of obedience, r by other practice
| in which bis name or others are invoked;
"Who are familiar with or who practice necromaney
or no matter what sort of magic, with the abuse Of k
| sacraments, sacred, or hallowed things;
"Who not being ordained, should have usurped
with sacreeious tenerty the right Of performing mas
or who are suspected of administering the sscrsment
| of pe itence to the faithful of Jesus Christ;
| "Wbo may have abused or do abuse the sacrament
of penitence or the locality uogo) of the same ssant
| the Apostolic DEGREES;
"Who may have held or who hold secret mseipc
in contempt and to the prejudice of, or against bs
| Catholic religion;
| WHO may have uttered or utter heretics bhs-
| phemies against God Almighty, the Most Holy Virgin
Mary, and the Saints, or who may have or do eIprss
| contempt for sacred images;
"Who, despite of solemn oath in thu profession Of
10 matter what religion approved by the Church, o.
sfter having taken holy orders, may have, do con
tract or try to contract q marriage;
"Who, during the lifetime Of a 6rst wife, taxa
second, or who during the lifetime of fret husband
| tase or try 10 take e second;
WHO may have, or have endeavored to impede, %
matter how, the functions Of the Holy Inqusiu)
| who no matter how may have acted contrary TO 10
bull Of His Holiness Plus v. Of blessed memory, whA
| CONNER css as follows: 81 de protegeadis,'
"Who may have published satiros agans, the Sow
oDaries of established religious orders; or sho may
have published writings, no matter how, containing
abuse or PROCLAMATION Of Holy Writ
"Who, without the regular permission shonld have
in their possession writings or prints containing heesy
berecal works Of irregious nature who read
sncb print such, allow such TO be printed who
introduce them or circulate them uLder mater what
pretext motive;
eaten or given TO eat to Others meat eggs or milk on
prohibited days, in contempt of tho precepts Of the
| Holy Church;
"Wbo may have induced q Christian TO embrace
Judaism any other tect conrsry TO the Holy Cstho
| lie religion, or who may have prevented no matter
how, jews or Turks from being baptized;
II is declared that by this statement Of cases spec
fed by Of a nature TO be denounced 70 the holy
Office, other not excluded which cone under
the sacred canoDs, decrees constitutions and bulls
the sovereign pOptiffs;
- Inc present edct does not aDrogate the dpoNofc
canoncs regulations and other edcts Of the ordained
clergy and inqunors II is, moreover declared that
those who do not inform as ordered by tho present
sdict cannot be absslved from the excommunicaiop
incurred without having first informed judcisIE
against the delipquents; and, although the month "
lowed may have passed, the obg alton OF informing
remains the same under the penalty until the per-
SOD Tbo has information has made clean confessioa
Of it, That this edict may be brought to the knsxL
edge OF all persons, ordain and command il 10 be-
placarded In all veetries and churches and o no one
may remain ignorant Of these orders and endeavor TO
ay0id Ol6diencA WI ord all