The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-06-08
SPEECH OF CARDINAL wIsEMAN.

THE POPE, THE ITALIAN WAR AND RELIGIOUS LIBERTY.
bazaar was opened 10 the Leeds Town Hail. Nav g.
having for it's object the of the building fund OF
the Female opbanase TO be erected Mount Mares
Leeds.
His Emnence Cardinal wisesn opened the bazaar and
was accompanied by Dr. Briggs Bishop Beverley; DR.
Roskell, Bsnop Of Liverpool the Hon and Right Rev Dr.
Clifford, Bishop az Clifton, and Dr. Amherst Bishop of
Nottingham Tie following canons were also present-
Revs Fisher Sheffield Ilingworth, Halifax and rhomp-
son Ponetract The other eccesiastcs and gentry pre-
Gent included toe Hon and Rev Edmund Stoner London;
Lord Herries, Hon. C. Maxwell, Mr.. Edmund Waterfront
Walton Hail. Sir William lawson, Peter Myddel.on Esq.,
Myddleton odge &c ~
A little after three O'Clock Cardinal wiseman ascended
the orchestra in he Town Hall having travelled by spe
cial tram from london for the purpose His Emnence,
his address adyeftng TO the pregent position of Italy
said-Tbe BOY Father has kindly forwarded through my
hands cameo for the purposes of this bazaar have
letters also, which allow that His Holiness expressed
the warmest interest in this undertaking (Hear)
This is moment to him (the Pope) of grea, auxety
S Hear h hear, There is much more dwelling
cares Of government the usual rule of the church
ard yet, notwithstanding the great events which are
taking place in bis ueghborhood and the doubtful com.
phcty Of e6aars in his dom,nions and ne fear in
mhic' he might naturally be surposet 20 BE- elmer on one
side ancr, the causes of coliista uhicb rnav snno
up, stl be able to bis thoughts bis strong ma
ternat feeling mino, deep athery affection TO gards
the orphans, the little ones Of Leeds-(ues hearj-and
forgetting for the moment every other care he sends TO
yo0 this token of bis regard (hear hear Within these
few days have seen persons who have converse1 with
the holy Father In the Of the last week and ali
with one voice have assured that be Tranquil IN
moved by all that ng, though be DO srson
al interest in it His remark was:' Whether in Rome or
in ele, irhehT FREE on in p son an, he same shall
still be the clcar Of Chi and the Head Of the church,
have resson To know (sad the Cardinal in conclu.
stony from statistical facts which have come 10 nv know
ecge within the last three four days. that We have
been most cruelty treated regard 10 the education OF
Catholic otphaos that ose funds which are supposed to
oe available Tor their support and not turned TO auy
other use, are becoming and at this moment a terri
Die means Tor the pervcIson OF many Of our children
couo give you iscss and asures which believe would as
tonn YOU as 10 the exteut to which this been car
ried but there determined spirit aroused ar,ongs r.
70 perss. 10 investigating every case, to bring to
that belong TO and hope before long these der;ned
sounds viii unite and will be heard most
over every town and city and hamlet in England and viii
swell the cry for justice 80 that longer be refused
{Hear, hear
The Cardinal concluded with a few remarks on ,oc,,
matters
About hundred gentlemen subsequently, par,ook Of
dJetinsr Id the refreshment OF the Town Hall d
present. but DO toass given any speechee
made.
POSITION OF TURKEY IN THE WAR.
The London Times Of 2etb Of May aute 10 designs
on the part Of the vceroy of Egypt to take of
any disturbance which arise p Tur sey for tue pur
pore Oh obtaining, II not Independence, at least
larger measure Of authority II then goes on TO cav that
ne influence Of frazce for The moment is SUPREME BIT o,
slightest Sign OF disposition 10 eyade the treaty q, isao
II ADDS VIII bring upon the Viceroy the whole weight OF
England power We bold galta and Corfu on tue one
soe bompay and Adep Oh the other and fret, and armies
'N''
Constaninope letter positvely that ,anera,
,2lerectionary moyemHt b>pg organized thronghont
ME- Size Uovnces " W. H,s5b.J empire II Is ann
posed be AS1eFd y Nrssgn irrsAsaa The TurSish
government ID 0SE al 4 nspowc 10 ys.-en. s,e dan
ger. VIZ ''''
Re N6tenesrns were destroying the Austrisn lola
HSmofins thereby cutting Off communicated no
tween V0etaro and Rafrsa "e
The Russian General Louis Menschiko had arrival a,
bic ostensibe business be ng he ns,a
tion Of the Armenian Patriarch.
a raj In hav yrrft
rspb letter N the Sultan hed with expressions OF friend
sSip dssvowing all ideas OF aggression aud assuyinp
3 that no vi. so care .ha. TIE ysuss passing IN Lu-
0pe e. AZ IA no xay t1so, mis- nieres,s.