Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1856-02-22

of pnatius Layola the founder of Jesuit order While
there the Pope made his appearance with all his Car
dnas Before his holiness in the Church, large bo
through which he walked up the altar II is scene that
is not at all compatible with my views to see minister OF
and defend him and to hear officer in command giving
ORDERS the butts of the muskes rafting on the mar
To-day visited the Church of Ara Coeli, where little
aabaster baby exposed to public yiew in imitation
surpases anything have in the way of
dress satin garment, filed with rich and precious
valued $50, 900. This baby is called the Sancssama
Bambino' 1t is thought to have miraculous in
ceiveS fees than any physician in Rome The history
of this baby is this franciscan pilgrim cut il out of
asleep over work. St Luke descended from Heaven fin
shed and painted it. say aabaster or PAPER mache
and if you should see it you would agree with me-
fear you will get tired of my writing so much about
churches you bear in mind the fact that there
Co., 5o oPt h es there are 80 BISHOPS priests
monks 1854 and 52l students for the ministry and
the Roman Catholic Church-and poor miserable, nbe-
Gle government it is If of the know Nothngs about
French troops paradng about the city, they might change
abou the power of the Pope do this and that in
lent race
The great Napoleon Bonapare said that Rome the
of Empire of the wodthat is its history the chain
Emperor would have hestated add the
"
talent the present Napoleon nsnuang himself into Rome
and should conquest fail the French in the CrimeaI
on the Holy Rome and With the rich
of her churches he melt the candestcks int
francs and Napoleon and fill treasury to overlooking
To-day up into the dome of St. Peters Church
Language cannot the feeling that pervades in
mounting to SUCH awful heights in the air. and to look down
upon human beings the EARTH that like dwarfs
From this point the Mediterranean Sea- distance of
dome down body of the The distance real
makes the head turn dizzy In looking down, the eyes
gilt, are always kept burning. These lights when
viewed from above lookike little gmmerng tapers The
magnificent grandest and the most ornate church all the
wide world When reflect that every church in Viii
have plenty OF room to play good game of hide and seek
you can then begin to comprehend the vastness of this
of to-day stood up with hats by of one
OF the statues that aorn the top of the portco 1t is
inches above my head Now Whey To e re IN an Least h
building and look at these statues they do appear to be
larger than man again bear in mind the fact that these
II statues only half way to the top
have also visited the monument of Daniel O'Connell
You must tell Req Mr. Murphy it is to his kindness that
are indebted for seeing this monument On the
two figures the Genius of Erin weeping holding
her hand an urn which contains the heart of OConne
the other figure represents the Angel of Hope who with
lifted and extended finger points the mourning genu
to Heaven, where the freed spirit Of the mighty beTator
gone to receive his just reward Below this is representa-
tion Of OConnel refusing before the House of Commons
take the antCathoc declaration, and then these
BILE words quoted from speech of his 81 at rcec
ts decaratlon part Of 6ete0e to be ntrue the rest
IknoW to be faise' You must read this Father Muir
phyhe is true Irishman and it will fill his heart with io
to hear this of OConne of the greatest of
Tonight am invited to grand party, given tn
American Minister'S house in compliment to Ex-Presden
Fillmore, who is here called him Florence and me
him at the American sculptor Powers studio He is fin
representative of good looking in the United States
shall leave here, think weeks for Naples to SCI
the Volcano of euvus and the buried cities of Hercuane
UNI and Pompei from there shall hurry Marseies,
then to Paris by the 10th of February. l indeed mos
anxious return to the United States where the free
spirit breathe the air congenia the sentiments whc
actuae it Here the sight Of the military meeting
every in the street, is at first entertaining
object fully knownthat is hold the people in ubjec
ton loathe and detes them. You form concepio
the thing The direst of all curses of lazy vaga
bond military fellows They will fight for any side that wi
give them bread without working for it, have always bee
opposed to large army in the United States but there
considerations, those of actual invasion
soil, that won Id make go for increase in army
i Once must touch upon the subject of the Know
Nothngs At every prominent point in this city where til
military garroned you will the tricolor Franc
waving and present Emperor Napoleon would civ
the word in less than twenyfour hours the Pope woul
have to cut out That does not much like danger ro
- this quarter.
American from South Carolina, who has been physician
. the Russian army He is clever fellow and, from h
yet to Russia To explain the allied army send
better force than they did in the beginning of the wa
h Their best men are all killed off wounded. Russia h
yet permitted the flower of her army leave the
try around St Petersburg the capital At the tim
~ she has sufficient number of the line of Austria
keep her neutral Again. she has gained what she desire
The immense sacrifice of men of the allied army CT
and the reports about the loss of the Russians
false They careful of their men, and although sor
false step may be taken times vet they dey the allies
point any such bunder the charge of Lord Cardga
which charge ordered by their best Military Agai
the allied forces beginning to feel the crampng of
purse string Men at home shake their heads when you ia
about the glory of the French the Crimea In
- the English from boasng much they used to anc
have heard Englisnnan say that to Engla
and America civil liberty would have is look for its suppo
4sa5s That the two es7t t. Ss