The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-02-09

MOST = the luxurious and celebrated Empror of n
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rsaily, we ncis Gaude, scholar aud general OF tia
our oesr son ~ 'amy Of st. Dominic ich has son
firth At ali times sho oeing raised 70 the big q.
anG , We rendered 70 Cnrisaa an
civil soe'esy the greatest ss religious man is ii.
cradle brothers, how highly =. tons the iatsgrsy q
his life his prudence and H. ass TO- rsas ss ~
Hisgres, Learning pracipsly in what tine word o
God are also known to you. And no ons N the,ls
norsnt that ne bas taught With great distn:t nd tn
~ at Lugo in saiicis; and the same science ,.ly
Holy Scriptures ut the Lyceum OF Maseraia and Ia
after having filed several Off ,ss 10 his ordsr rs
has, in the absence of the Supreme Moderator.
y and .Issutly Add slDe ssese.e that. appsiaisa
II %a IL. a
important Affairs he has always admirably fulfilled
wishes and Intentions, aud has consequently deserved
we have therefore resolved for the greater gsry Of
God and the increased good ohe CATHOLIC church APP
distinguished men, holding ii for certain that elevated
to 80 high dignity, they WI apply themselves with i'll
more aIdor to serve US and 70 serve the church.
By the authority ofGod Almighty, Of ths holy Apostles
st. Peter and st. Paul. and our own we create Cardinals
Priests Of the holy Ronan church, Charles Res4ch,
Archbishop of Munich aud Fsengsn Clement vllec ,nrt
Bishop Of La Rochelle; Francois Gauie. General Of the
Order PIeaohers-wh ali requisite dispensations
der,gadons and clauses.
In the of he Tathert and Of the Son aud Of tho
Holy Gh0stt. Amen
The Austrian COncOrviat.
A day or two since, mention maie Of Q circular
letter addressed by the abishop Pasrch OF Venice
to ali printers BOOKSELLER and OF prints residing
wi hin his oooess. The following Ii translation of IT,
1t Is still more important document tasn that recently
published by the Archbishop OF Milan =
Pietro Aurso Matt BY the kerS q God, Patriarch Of
Venice, &c to our beloved sons the booksellers, pub
fishers, and true believers residing in our city and
diacess -
past have been made to BY leyren and eoclesiascs
of all ranks of the countless works which Published
70 me de Iiment Of religion and morality; and in TRUTH
the BARN which they do to society at arge and each
snele aGily cannot he su ,ien y depored Such works
rentraize ali the care Of go,d parents and tutors:
When the youth OF the country first mske thsi- en-
trance into the world they meet every step With BID
loose, Immoral abooks which, like lurking serpsns arc
Bn, lepg God who directs thu hearts of Kins- 10
spfred i1ro our most picus monarch with the idea Of
eyeIs and @ G c.soo at s
at uoks Of tue i'm pious and the dangers OF alton
Already have We frequeoly reminded beloved
in Cis 81 the holy laws OF the charch and have warned
them against books which dangerous to gion and
morally, at the same time making krn vn TO them the
ect but Is special duty to that those rsgd
la ions observed The Concordat gives all Arch
s s rsaa 70 sns
government viii "a ghe mos e,i:asious meaas for
preventing the spread plague Of pad books through
relative to this matter in ul force will present
DO mere than mention Some few Of the conditions OF
the same and more particularly those which must be
literally and punctualy obayed.
No ore, be he prizes. lsymau, VIII be allowed, with
ont previously obtsinng permi sion from or ecce,a
'ial 'oesure TO pu osh either author priatsr or
vender-any work. either direc.y indirectly touching
on religion OF morality or specially treating OF the itur
gy, or Of any sther subject.
1t is al-o forbidden to introduce any book Whatever
from her countries without having applied for aud OBJ
tanned ls appreciation Of the eccl ssiastica Je1sure
offce,n excepting in cases where the hook has been
marked being among the works which permitted.
Should any pers dare publicly p.vately to sell
books, points paintings which prohibited by the
Church, could be pref JUDICIAL to religion morality
lie it known unto him. that will not only suppress
such illicit sale ourselves, but viii also call in me
Of civil power which the onarch has place at the
disposal OF the Church, to our assistance.
Most beloved sons as you well know that we have
othsr objec: IN view than the esr OF your immortal
sonls and your eternal salvation we reckon en- your
strict obedience end doing wish yoa all health AMI
hapoiness in the Lord.
Given 10 the Archiepiscopal Curia at Venice. Deem
Der Il, 1855 p. AURELtO MATTE, Patriarch.
u. GIOy. GHEGA, Cnsn, clor.