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OF those who have usurped power at Bologna, would
ike 10 cross the frontiers of the ROmagna, mpeled
Dy any motive rather than a wish to fight. Even
with regard to them the Pontifcal Government is
not unwilling to display kindly feeling. Never
theess 1t is to be observed that they are sending
from Pledmont representatives, who, under the
name OF royal commissioners, speak without any
restraint to these peoples although there was good
reason to hope for the suppression of such disorder
For the rest the fatal picture presented to the
eyes OF the Holy Father cannot but aict his pater
nal heart especially at the sight of the unheard of
efforts made by the enemies of the catholic faith
against the Holy See and of those criminal persons
In Italy, who, through ncredulity ignorance,
cry out against the church and its venerable chief
put his confidence in God, that has never been be-
eu' is now strengthened by the letters of the cath
one ePlsGopacy which prays that the DAYS of aflic-
uon 10 the supreme shepherd may be shortened,
snu tn"t Saiety ana peace may be vouchsafed to him
IOr the good OF the catholic church. placing st his
feet both individuals and all that belongs to them
as children would do to ards a father
The whole of the Episcopal body reiterates its
respect and devotion for the vicar of Jesus Christ
May the desires of these annointed of the Lord,
borne up by the eagles of peace to the throne of
the Most High, be heard, so that our common
father and sovereign mar be seated more firmly
than ever on the pontiica throne surrounded by
the love OF the peoples, and that he may govern
with lasting tranquility the church and the State.
EFFECT OF THE STRIKE.
From the Times
Among the large and important works in Lon
don and the vicinity the progress of which will be
retarded more or less by the present movement
may be mentioned the Patriotic Asylum at Wands-
worth, the Church in Baldwin's Garden, the Artil-
lery Barricks, and numerous Governmental works
at Debtford and Woolwich, on which at present be-
tween 5000 and 1000 men are employed the Gren-
adler Guards Barricks in Rochester row. consider
able alterations to the Bank of England still heavy
works at the Houses of Parliament the Westmin-
ster Palace Hotel, the Mindle Temple Library, and
large warehouses in New-Cannon street and houses
in different parts of the metropolis 1t is believed
that in all these cases, with the exception of the
GUARDS Barricks In Rochester row, an extension of
tune has been conceded to the builders. wbiIa in M
Mayors contract for the Westminster Palace To
tel, about which good de of anxiety was faIt bv
the public, there is what is called sfrka', CLAUSE
which is specially intended to provide against any
emergency of this description
The determination of the master builders as av
pressed IN their resolutions of the Ist inst il to re-
open their works upon the new agreement with
the men ''as soon as Messrs Trollope q Sons have
resumed their works." They do mot snaaIr of
waiting till Messrs. Trollopes ward is fuII az has
been enormously stated but only until that Arm
resumes Is their works" Under this clause, proba
ply, II Messrs. Trollope's painters, for example.
s snoula return to work on Monday morning in suf
nclent numbers to enable them to resume that
Dranch OF their business, the other builders r,irht
open their doors to painters who would 90 in nnder
the new agreement; and so, also with Other
branches of the trades. This would be fair in
terpretatlon to put upon the clause but we are not
In position to say whether it is one which tha
central Association are prepared to adopt