The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-11-16

Ketbes with Mr.. Andre vs., conducted ;hem 70 ths
Hospital Of st. OrOss--a well known charitable insn-
tltSn, which has attracted 81 much pubic attention
of late years, in consequence OF strenuous effort
which has been made by the Rev. Mr.. Holloway ana
Mr.. Andrews 70 reform its abuses, and wnicn they
have IN great measure succeeded. here zoe party
were much interested, and held converse VIII many
VI the I" BRETHREN who spoke IN The highest terms
Of the additional comforts they enjoyed since the
agitation made in their behalf. Captain Prender-
CAST and officers also partook OF small portion Of
beer ana bread at the p0rers lodge, which all way
faTeS have right to demand. The custom of de-
msncing il by Hampers and others was formerly
very greats but in consequence Of the beverage not
being quite up 10 the mark, as in days OF yore, il
has fallen almost into dsuetndc.
From ST. Cross the travellers wended their way
10 the college, cathedral, museum, DC, vito all OF
which they we're mgoly deignted; AMI after spend
ing an hour or two in examining and inquirng ip,0
the antiquities OF the city, the party returned to the
hoeptabie mansion OF Mr.. andrews, who had invi
ted several OF the residents of Southampton together
with the Mayor OF Winchester, to meet them in SO
cial enjoyment.
After The disposal Of few loyal and other toasts,
hr. Andrews proposed, The health Of Captain
Prendergast and the officers of the Merrinac," 10
which the captain ssponted in neat but
straightforward speech, remarkable principally ior
It's kind expressions towards England and the Eng
hsh people; and, said the gallant speaker, II
Is quite mistake TO suppose that any rivalry should
ever exist between the two great countries or thas
America should ever be actuated by any other than
the purest motives and the best of friendship to-
wards such great, free, and enlightened nation as
SIeas britain. Many OF tne Dswspapes wrl uhis
were utterly at variance With the feelings OF Amerl
cans. They did not desire war, nor any disturbance
Of the peace that now SO happily continues between
them and their great ancestors. He should return
10 his home with the byeIiest feelings OF satisfac
ZION, and he should report TO his people the extreme
hospitality and kindness he had received from all
classes in merry Old England" In complimentary
terms Captain Prendere rast proposed " The Health
Of Mr.. andrews 10 which that gentleman respond
ed in his usual happy strain, and about twelve
o'clock carriages were ordered, and the party e.
TUNED TO Southampton, highly delighted Nth tue
days excursion.
Il is but jus ice to add, that during the Merr-
macs sojourn Lord Hardpicke, Colonel Fraser, and
many Of the nobility and gentry OF the nsighbor-
hood have Hospitality entertained her commander
and officers
the Inauisition Revived In Italy.
The Correspondence faiisnne, OF the 10Th uf.,
Published he following curious document, bearing
tbe signature OF the fnuuisitore with the OBJ
servatcn that comment upon il IS needless
RDIcT OF THE HOLY 0FFIcE.
We, Y. r rhomss Vincent Araldi. Of the Order Of
Preachers haster in Sacred theology aud IN the towns
and sO s .. 1s sns
AnAs AID localities annexed, inqusor general OF the
hsy apostolic especially appointed against hereticA
Being DESTROYS an imposed by our holy Office tha the
Catholic fah without which the Apostle Paul writes
our jursdrion maintained pure and immaculate from
al fere.cal contagion; and experience having proven
unto US that maDy persons from malice, others from
dbobedence, and nnAly others from ignorance, do not
sln the strict obligation they uuder Of denouncing 70
The holy Office the msdeeos which como under It's atm
suls thsrofrom cnly against good morals bit espe
Cay aga,rst the Catholic faith; nevertheless We VINO
ssvs especially ashsa me glory o. Cod the foil conses
usn Of souls, to obvate al Disorder with the apostolic
authority entrusted 70 u.s. command In virtue OF holy ooe
depoe, under pain or recommendation Wit out pre-
Jpde TO other penalties by the sacred canous
dtcrees constitutions bulls Of the sovereign nufs,
station, pans or smpisymcn. wsesser sy or cisrcs
and within the delay OF one month, ten days OF which
are assBet for the first Ten for the second and ten Tor
udiciAy, to vicars or resident curaes, all
and each OF such ersons may come under bis or their
who are herstca suspected Of being so, harbor.
supporters OF hcreocs or who may have adhered
do adhere 70 Jewish kAhommedan or Pagan rtos
Who may have become apostates from the true Catholic
hNh;
who may have committed acts from which sufficient
proof might be deducted that they in open secret
ague with the devil performing arts Of sorcery, OF
s neoromaDoy, Offering 70 the above named () per
Or other unhoy purposes by invosAons promises
obedience or By ober prac tees in which his name or
Who are AmlIsr With or who practice nscromancy or
matter what sors Of magic with the abuse Of the sa
cransnts, ssored or haiio~ed things;
who, NOT being ordained, should have usurped with
Who Ss suspected Of administering The sacrament Of
who may have abused or do abuse the sacrament OF
psni,enee or The locality (us OF the same against the
who nay have held, or who hold secret mssslng., In
oantemp and 70 the prejudice Of or against the Catholic
Who nay have uttered or utter herst,cal blsshemes
against God Almighty, the m III holy Virgin Mary and
ths saints, or Who may have or do express cooem TOR
Who, despite Of solemn oath In the profession Of no
matter what religion approved by he church, arer
having taken holy orders may hsve or do contract or
~ IA ufpa<f
who, during ne lifetime Of nnt wife, take sscoud,
o. Who duriag The lifetime Of nrss husband take or try
who may have or have endeavorcd 10 impede, no mat
~ bow, ibe functions Of tho holy Inaasaon or who
70 latter hew may have so.sd contrary 70 ms oSl, Of
who may have published sstires against the sovereign
esssbnshed religious orders or who may have pubsned
vritrsa matter how containing abuse or proanaioa
who, wthou, the regular permission, should have in
their writings or prints containing heresy or
bsrstcsl work. Of an nrsssou, nature ., Sno read
introduce them or circulate them under no matter what
pcsext or motive;
gwen 10 cat 70 Others, meat eggs or mix ON PROHIBITED
AAys IN contempt OF the precepss OF the holy church;
who may have induced q Carstan - embrace JUDAISM
Or any other sect contrary % the holy Catholic religion
q Who may have prevented, no matter how, Jews o.
Turks from beng baptized.
BY us Of naime to be denounced 70 the holy Office
sshsr not excluded which come under the
cred cAsons dscrecs constitutions ana bulls q tue sove
reiEp poBt1s.
mo present cdcs does not abrogsse the apostolic
scn'c regulations and other edic. Of The ordained Clergy
and inqu sitors ID, declared thai those VINO
do inform ordered by thu edc cannot be
absofvcd nom the excommuoicstou incurred, without
having nrst informed iudicaly against The denquent
and although the month allowed have passed, the
ocraon Of informing remains The same under the Same
pcnasy until The person no has Information has male
clesn confession Tnat this edics may be brought
10 the knovedgc OF oil persons NO ordan and comm.nd
70 be pacs ded In all vstres and churches, and that
no may remain gnorat OF these orders and eDdeaypr
20 AVOID obedience, order ell publishers, Libraries,
customs hotel keepers shopkccpsr, 60, 70 have copy
pcsted up in their responsive establishments, In prom
pens place that may be read by all Corners and
ser on curaics read he same 70 thcr congregations n
specified periods.
EXPLOITATION.
A the principle, rather the sole object Of The t
burial Of the holy Office Is already stated the glory OF
God the erastou Of the holy iah and the sa va,ou OF
scuks therefore, sfser having commanded and or
Gained above, nov exhort, paternAy, al those who
be guilty OF offence against thc sacred office 10
before NJ, or our Wears, Voluntarily, before they
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