New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-11-19

remains the same under the same penalty until the
person who has information has made clean confeg-
son OF it, That this edict may be brought to the
&noWe.dge of all persons. we ordain and command it
10 ne pacarded IN all Vestres and churches and that
no one may remain ignorant Of these orders and en-
deayor to avoid obedience we order all publishers
libraries, customs botelk keepers shopkeepers. etc
TO have copy posted up in their respective establish
III ''fhs, IN prominent place. that it may be read by
10 Their congregations at specified periods.
"ExHORTATION."
As the principal rather the sole object Of the
tribunal Of the holy office is, as already stated. the
glory Of God. the exaltation of the holy faitl and
the salvation OF souls, we therefore, after having
commanded and ordained as above, now exhort, pater
navy an those who may be gnlty of some offence
a5as' aa me sacred office to appear before us,
wears voluntarily, before they are nfDrnd against by
oeF persons to make fnll confession of their faults
anu errors We assure them ssat should they not be
naeI accusation already before other eceesfas
compas5ion and they shall be reated Will. that roer
"ch belongs to the sacred tribunal and will be allow
ed 70 depart IN peace, without expense or Denance
ESPECIAL INSTRUCTIONS.
In obedience to the orders we hare rpceived raIa
tive to the press the introduction or circulation aF
perFer5e and forbidden books, and having mueb at
eart thas IN the towns and localities under our nris
aotion tne pnre faith may be preserved which, By the
Sace VI the Almighty, actually exists there We ey-
peSsi ofdain and command that men sSalI beware Of
puoiiahlng introducing, selling or circulating in the
ioHn5, or beyond the walls anywhere within our
Illtted to the examination of the sacred ctyica 1rI
te penalties established y apostolic decrses esnec
ally those of Clement VIII and George XV.
in2liy, we order and we command that TO one
shall infringe the apostolic orders decrees. eons4irI1
tons and bulls which prohibit Jews and Christians
from entertaining certain private relations with eacI,
other such as sleeping eating, playing disguisiur and
moreover that al familiarity with them be AVOIDED
nnder the penalties for Jews az we'll as for Christians
expressed in the bull Of Pope Clement VIII of bssed
memory.
1t ~ :'f TsS }oAs TnsthST ' f dfy e AEsn
Sign Of cross which it prohibited renoTs rndsr pain
"counersisned by JOSEPH BIRARELII, Priest
Chancellor of the Sacred Office
Austria.
The Vienna correspondent of the London Times t.s
egraphs under date Of the 2Gth :
" There is no truth in the statement of the Paris
rays Patrte and Constitutional that the Porte ha4
oesred Austria to evacuate the Dannbian PrincipaI
ties and that the British fleet will have uitted the
Black Sea by the end of the month";
Turkey.
Inc fi'esse q O'iente of Oct 16 states from Con-
stantinople that the Commission for settling thu. Bes
salaban frontier, after study of the locality had
found satisfactory method OF settling the noint IN
dispute at Belgrade The same Journal recalls to
mnd that the 2Sth of October is the last day of the
term fixed for the complete evacuation of Turkey bv
the Allied troops and that, after that date the Straits
Will be closed A reconciliation had taken place !e-
tween Rclshid Pasha and Omer Posha. Cbolera ,ad
broken ont at Saonica '''N
Lord Stattord de Redeliffes attempts to overthrow
the turkish Ministry and to bring in Redshid P,sha
as lzler, was understood to have completely failed
but a similar announcement has been made and
confradicted several times.
4 telegraphic dispatch from Marsees states that
there had been severe earthquake throughout the
Whole OF Egypt. At Cairo 200 houses were thrown
down. Most Of the inhabitants were encamped out
side the walls. There had been little loss Of lie.
Shocks had been felt at Smyrna and in the Archin.,
ago. Rhodes is entirely devastated